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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-12-22
THE MISSING LIMBS THAT
HAUNT THEIR OWNERS

and the mind alone can feel When
the nerve end was electrified in this
case it carried the sensation to the
brain, which at once referred it back
to the missing nerve tips that had
dotted the amputated hand and arm
One of the most familiar instances
of this tranfer of pain is seen in the
funny bone" just back of the ell
bow. If this bone receives a sharp
| blow the tirgling sensation and the
pain will be felt in the hand, and
particularly in the third and fourth
fingers
When the electric current was
forced along the nerves and muscles
of the man who had lost his arm it
was carried along the cleaning tan
gle of nerves that dart out from the
spinal cord and branch off from the
great spinal nerve trunks into the
upper part of the body. To all these
nerves and nerve centers the miss
ing arm was still in it's place. The
tingling current resurrected the
phantom hand as clearly as if it had
never disappeared.
The individual who has suffered an
has to be constantly on
guard to keep from being betrayed
by the phantom limb. For years
they may be haunted by a ghostly
pain that they can feel in the flesh
that has melted into the earth long
before. Sometimes the pain be-
comes so intense that an operation
for severing the nerve farther up
the arm has to be undertaken in the
hope of afording some relief. The
worst Of these cases occur in in
where the operation has been
hurried or faulty and the details neg
leeted. The surgeon, when he makes
the cut through the flesh, is usually
careful to draw out the nerve frac-
ton of an inch or so beyond the line
Of the incision. When the wound at
the stump heals the nerve fbers con-
tract and draw the white filament
back into the tissues far enough that
they are not easily disturbed In
some instances the cut is made in a
faulty manner, and the nerve ends
are left more or less exposed to the
irritation of blows or pressure on
the end of the stump.
The idol of the union cavalry
forces in the civil war, General Kear-
ney, is supposed to have gone to his
death by reason of his betrayal by
a phantom His custom was to lead
the charge with his reins in his teeth
and his saber in his remaining hand
At Chantilly his horse, maddcned by
a wound, dashed on after the troops
had begun to fall back and carried
his master straight into tie dead
Hest fire zone of the enemies bat
teries. He strove to grasp the reins
with his hand that was gone, and ere
he could wheel the plunging animal
out of rage with the hand already
encumbered with his saber he was
hurled from the saddle by a frag-
ment of shell.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-12-22
A GUM FAMINE,
Awful Fate Threatens Those Who
Are Confirmed Chewers.

Are Confirmed Chewers.
The recent report from Mexico that
there is danger of a chewing gum
famine caused millions of Jaws to
cease wagging for a moment while
popping eyes could be pressed back
to place. Really, YOU know, the
thing is amazing, 4 chewing gum
famine-the idea Just the same,
there is danger that it may come to
pass.
Practically all the chicIe gum,
which il the basis for chewing gum,
comes from Mexico, Central America
and Yucatan. The greed of the
chicle growers is the cause Of the
, threatened shortage, because they
have been tapping the trees too often
/ and as a result the trees are dying.
Unless new chicle forests are discov-
hered or a system of reforestation is
put into effect several of the states
will have no gum to export in few
years.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-12-22
C0NGREssMES AMI SPELLING.
This WestePner Practices the Sim
pIified Method.

pIlIlpu MttIlOO.
There are members Of congress, it
is said, who think simplified spelling
is the one great need of the country,
Such members feel that they are
called upon occasionally to write with
their own hands letters to the more
influential Of their constituents. They
fear to send typewriter letters, made
by q clerk or public stenographer
who knows how to spell, lest the con-
stituent should reach the Conclusion
that his congressman is getting too
ALFRED uppish. The other day the
editor Of a western county newspa-
per wrote to the representative from
his district asking for an agricul-
tural department publication on DIS
eases of the Horse" The edito9 re-
ceived some days later letter which
ran; Deer S:g-I am sending you
by this male q copy of the book you
want. D1sceaces of the Hoarse. If
you ar first coarse student you Will
| find all the hoarsa dizeezez in this
! book you will have uce for. Let me
| no when | can GO ennything for you.
The western country newspaper edf
tor had the hardihood to print Jbt
| letter ana laugh over it. But, didn't
| it convey the idea?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-12-22
Lost Dog.

$40 regard fer black hound dog,
tan legs, toe nail off on left front
foot. Please notify Wash Bazeman,
Bronwood, Ga, r. F. d. No. 3, Box 8,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-12-22
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of the stockholders of Dawson
Nation Bank of Dawson, Ca, will be
held at the Office of said bank at 10
O'Clock a. m. Tuesday, January II.
1910, for the purpose of electing di-
rectors of said bank for the year of
1910. This December 7, 1909,
r, L. Saville, Cashier.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-12-22
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that meet
ing of the stockholders of the City
National Bank of Dawson, Ca, will
be held at the Office of said bank at
10 O'Clock a. IN. Tuesday, January
II, 1910, for the purpose of electing
directors of said bank for the year
Of 1910. This December Z, 1909.
X. s. WORTHY, Cashier.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-12-22

BY indigestion's pranks-try!ng
many doctors and $500 worth of
medicine in vain, B. F. Ayscue, of
Ingleside, n. c., at last used DR..
Kings New Life pills, and writes
they wholly cured him. They cure
constipation, biliousness, sick head
ache, stomach, liver, kidney and
bowel troubles. Csc at Dawson Drug
Co.'S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-12-22
Money to Loan.

AT reasonable interest on improved
farm lands or on city property in
Dawson. Principal and interest pay
able either annually or monthly.
Build you home and pay for it like
rent you pay. See me if interested.
JAS. =. HOYL, Attorney at Law.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-12-22

We will sell you lumber, brick,
etc, cheaper than you can buy else
where The Variety Works Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-12-22

The Griffin police raided eight
blind tigers Sunday,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-12-22
For Sale.

One good buggy horse, one nearly
new Summers top buggy and one
good set OF harness. Will take 1925
for the turnout
T. NJ. FOREMAN, Sasser, Ca.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
Suage Jnauer.

Hnoertioen ct set, paa @runb Al
S%9riemmelie % ipmpatetif @oae.
geo. l1t11llligt for Mapen at for6gie
9ooo ben met tiltrenger. S iaa'
0ant SilfRl6e bIiper set 11p6benoig1
at ar1beroe en- acknowledgements Mir'
t'1r TOR at forebpgee -@aS6annelie
! Snoooloene og giDe Maben en-
2eiligbeo til at gienoprette fine
Sl1tttbcner. Me6 settle for gle ct
telgenoe &ecept blepet anbefalet:
vt ballot unie Sodium @boss
pbate", ct nnie v@sience Of Seal
mint, en- bolp Gbeifeful6 8ageio6a
og rent 8an6 NOT til at fpl6e otte
un1er. Set ct paaitaaet, at 6enne
itmple Mirtur> taget meo to &beife-
t11loe fer bbert Maalti6, bill an.
1pore 0fabeiafterne, itan6ie @erin-
gen | ss%y11oboloene og oerbe6 un6er-
Waben til at gienoptage fine
notnrliae 6l1nftioner.
Slip bette us for set Silfel6e at
ifnl6e foa 8rug 6erfor. @n-
Mpotbefer fan tilbere6e 6enne
Wfirtur for ct @elpb iom life bill
oberitige go ellcr 65 Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
Rris, ogsal 8orret1ing jtoo laa saoot

Bris % al 8orretning itoo laa goot
ionitilIe.
S 1869 aabne6e ST.. 8ctcr fSobr-
t1ep ct 9aboratorium / GbicaDp paa
9earborn Street. So Mar ienere
blep bans 2aboratorium tilligenreo
5ultnoer al an0re Sorretningsbpg<
Ringer poelagt af ben itore Slbe<
brand. Yaa mtrore ems tire Sage
TT bun Dog giort Mnitolter til at BE-
gpnoe paor1p, % / 2pbet al nogle
Tiger bar gorienoelien igicn / Gang
til olle &anter al 2onoet. s5or at
toa mere SLABS og lette @fspe0itio=
men al 6en burtig bofsen6e 6orret=
ming flDtte0e bon iii 112-118 go.
9opne Mpe., og ber itaar r1 en- iolio
fem @tageS @uritensbpgnine, Scr
uoell1ffenoe er optaget al 6abrifotio=
men al 6amilieMeoiciner. 8pgnin=
gen bar ct @l,lporeol poa on1trent
$4,000 &%paorutfob, pg oens 2ubora=
torilm cr ct al Be ltprite og beo1t 1,o=
itprcoe / lit Slogs. 6obrnep Meoi-
cil1erne forlen0es mi til bpcr. enelte
Sci al Sen cipiliiere0e Ger0eu, og
Gfteripgrglelen fer / 2an6et or itprre
ems nrgenlinoe.
S 1890 blep Iorretl1iugel1 infor=
porerct n1Oer 9topn Or. Eeter 6obr=
l1cp & Sons 60, ioct bans fire Gpn=
ncr, lonr ban ban0e gipet Ell on1bpg=
gclig lt%ooannellc t olle 6orretnil;=
gems @rene, blep optagct / 6irmoet.
9ette. er / &ort6e0 @iltorien ON
ct al Gbicagos ioli0eite Iorrctning5.
butte, ct @l,s, bpis @iltorie gaor opcr
ct N%orbunOre0e til6age / Si6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09


boge til @iperen. @an bap6c ncmz
Zig UNDER Ell Somtule n1eo SEN norifc
Mftni1tpr / &ipbe1rbabn, Yrofesior
9ogerup> betegnet set iom Ell ielpfgl=
gelig Soruoietning for @apen, at
ben norife Stot belp11reoe bom meo
ct &iooerfors! @rofesior @agerup
inoberetteoe telegrofilf Mfferen til
l~10enrigsmini1teriet og ga SEN norlfe
gfegjering life ioo fig iitun6 til at
ppfpl0e @11l0imeoens glade 6orpel1t.
ming, maatte Mul eets 2e0er mes Big
oen6e @ierte lo6e Sen fol tbare @upe
gaa &etur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
Bedste Kur for Hoste.

bEn halv Ounce af Virgin OIL Of
Pine, to Ounces af Glycerin og en-.
halv Pint Whisky, blandet sammen,
vii kurere enhver Hostess der er bel.
bredelig, og standse en- Fork6lelse /
"a Timer. Tag en- Theskefuld hver
fjerde Time. Forlang af Deres Drug
gist den @gte Leach's Virgin Oil of
Pine, 0ren Blanding, tillavet og ga.
ranteret af the Leach Chemical Co.,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

lSOS. PEI SlIII1Q, 1OHt TT IL tIeItl
til, er bel befien6t for bore 2Glerc
ON 6abrifanterne al 0r. Eetcrs SIT
rifo.
Gn 9annmel, iplib Turretnin9.
st Gbio@go Tirma npbcr 9Grcn al
at brtpe en- Tprretnin9, Der blcu
~grnnblaet / Slntningen at set atten=
SC Mmbunbrcoc.
Ne0e / Mntietom 0ole1l / Yennlpl.
pania, omgipet al maieltgtiife &pje,
boeOe / Sll1tningen al Oct otten0e
Marbunoreoe Ell gauunel tDlf=icbmei=
5iif 2nge pe0 N}apn Heter 6abrnep.
@amle Gr. Eeter, JONI fam aln1in0e=
ligt falOtes, bar, bpiS nugen fan fal=
0es Set, ct 8arn al 9tature11, og boll
bar joni fe6t til at pere 2ege.
Sans ltille Sin og 6nroen / Morf
og Sfop gaD banr rig M%nleoning til
Stuoier pg l1n0eriegclier al Ylortc=
riget. Sons gon1le 9pger ONT l1rter,
mGgtige 9in6, Ser blep trpft fort ef=
ter, at 8ogtrpfferfuniten blep opfl1,-
Set, bgrcr &ibnesbpr6 / 'Torm al
Notitier / bans egen @oanoifrift ON,
bpilfen utr9ttelig Mrbeioer og Otter
forlfer bon bar. Ser og Ser paa 81
0erne fin6es Gilleg til SEN trpfte
Sefst ON Sc forafteriitiife @genlfabcr
og sen me0icinl tie 8er0i at ber1ne el=
Ter fin l1rt ioa bel ion andre bigti=
&c 9ota.
elsie gon1lc @pger ONT lrter, MI
0obbelt pnroifl1loe pau @runo al o.
res 9Gloc og iom Taniliers Mrpe,
ltDffer, er / bans 5pnneigns= 5pn>
ners 8eiio0elie = Sc nupnrenoe Gle
re al SEN 6%orrctning, iom ban etab=
lere0e for ioa lang Sis ii6en, og ON
bbem ri ifal iel1ere tale.
&aa @r1u1o al fin Dpgtigbe0 loln
2nge og @jelplon16eo lom Men11elfc
bleo gomle 0oftor Setter pioenom be-
fjen6t, troos Sc bengnng mangelful=
6e &om1ntfotionsmi0ler, life olene
giennem @ettlen1enterne / Bennipl=
panta, men ogioa / Maboitaternc
Marplano og &irginin. Sans 8e<
%reru1elie ifpl6tes 6og booe6lageligt
ct urtemi00el, lon1 fan tilbere0te ion1
r@loorenier" for Sc ipge.
Set bar olmin6eligt, at 6o1f / Sc
Gage font ioo largpeis fra iom femti
til ct @unore0e Mile, rioenoe ellcr
fjpren0e ODER ubone6e 2%an6epeie og
t6iel0beie, for at faa Bette Miooel al
bans egne @pnoer, og Set blep un1ao.
6elig populert iom ct @11smi6ocl
blan6t Solicit.
@omle 81. Tobrnep e~fterfulgtcs
al lin 5bn> Or. Socob 6abrnep, Ser
fit al Sen &l1no1fob ON 2Ggefuniten,
iom en- laa0an 6ooer flnoe gibe Ell
Sgn. San fortiatte nre0 at tilbere6(
Bette Mi66el, ser bop0e bragt bans
6a0er iaa0an 8ergnunelie. Or. So.
co6 blep igjen efteriulgt al lin Spn
Or. Eeter Tabrnep = Spnnel pn oQ
Maonefetter al sen gurnle Or. &e:
ter. San gro0uere6e fra Sefferi o;
Meoical College / Ybilaoelpbia, bpol
ban gior6e Garnlocien til i'm 5pecio
litet. @u1t gioroe bette for at blipt
lat iitano til at fremltille v9looren
ieren" / EN- flp6en0e og mere mo0er:
ne Torm.
l10%bru00et al 8orgerfrigcn brogt'
imio1erti6 en- Stanosning / ale So
retagen6er. Gbombersburg bleD lag
/ Mife. Manee al Sc Sngreoientier
Ser bleo bruet til at lape @e6icinel1
fun0e fife ifaffes tilpeie for 11ogcl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
= norge. >

6 eno m 8 a I 9. Sen Sc.
gan9er=Mnrnenife pofre 6amilieetell.
som Orpo pes Giite6alen me0 megen
pGfstelig. 5fog er iolgt til Mgronom
IS. 8ronner. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

,Gram" un0er mort t
DrIpgSflag g. &onlmol1oeren0e
MbmiraI iprei loar at ~6rom" faar
Sou til at fpre norlf Srlog3flog pon
SEN forefouenoe &olfGrO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

90 Range sg g. Seoerens @pr-
jsoulforc1il,g far i 1908 afienOt So
$50 &ilogro111 sgg til &riitiania %
bur 1lobetolt til Me0lemmerre So:
O52 &rp,rer, pnfring &r. ITO pr.
&ilogron1. 1preningen bar olorig
fpr bapt ioo itor Omlrtning % uo-
betalt laa meget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

Soften / S e II. Sperlngc
81. Sonien pao @orten bar forleoc''
pao ct gpgebeipg poa 2ppgen peo
6orten. Meoens 9oftoren bar opto>
get mes Sen Gpge, blep bans &elt
ifrpmt % ipraag u0oper 6ioroen.
Slen, iorn bar ifrpbelig, brait, og 9elt
og Sle0e gif tilbl1n0s. Soften par
asi %lreret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
Hemorrholder helbredet i6tiI Daes

'PAzO OINTMENT g%aranteres at helbrede
nyert Itlfaelde at kloende, usynlige, b1edende
~ DaRe eller Pengene ~refunderes. SOC. Til.
virket at PARIS MEDICINE CO.. st. Louis. Nc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

81 e Fl e for t
0 t. Mi6t blon0t Sc politiife
SetegrQmmer bar 2on0on vSton6-
orh" ct Telegram fra lin &orreipon-
Bent / Scbnei5, bpori me66eles Sen
opiigtpeffen0e @fterretning, at Sen
befjenbte norlfe 5ftleber &arol6
Smitb / 8olgen pe6 Dapos far ia1
&efor0en for Sop nreb As Meter
(tioligere Nefor6 / Morge er, oplD=
les Ser, az Meter). @n on6en norif
Sftlpber, 5rpgpe Smitb, boppet
l%amtioig 46 Meter, men falbt 0es=
pgrre. &orreipon0enten 6peler pe6
zen operor0enlige Ganifeligbeo, ion1
er forbun6et meb at fonme itooenbe
neo paa @run6 al 0en bel6ige Sart,
Sfilpberen lfpber giennm 2uften.
SON betegner Sfilgbningen iom Sen
&interiport, iom filler iterlt 8rap til
n6gberen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

store Sega e r. MfOp0s
Grpfen Sbrine &abrs / Bergen bar /
5eitamente lfienfet 10000 &roner
lom 2egot for ipge % gamle Gamer,
10000 til trGngen0e elOre Men0
al @anoelS= eller gmbeosflas ien, S.
600 til Diafonisiebiemnct, 5000 til
@eoningeniSlionen, 1000 til @aulc=
bicmnrt og 1000 til 8arnebiemmet
/ Sunopifen. 10000 &roner bill /
i'm SID til faloe 8argen5 Sfogiel=
lfab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

& e 8 e / s a
forifningens &iitori e.
@a16els6epartementet fore laar el
3illegsbepilgning al ALSO &ronel
til SrDfning al 8eretning ONT &eiul'
taterne al Sc prattiif=pioenifabelig
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8rofeSio
Sriotiof Nanlen og> 8eitprer @ellan6:
&anien, iom arbei6er me6 benne @e.
refining, meobeler, at Ser er iamlet e1
Moteriale al Sblerpationer, iom e,
eneitooer6e. / bele &opforfningens
@iltorie, og iom, ret bebon6let> pi]
blipe grun0leggen6e for fommen6e
5ioerS 6orifning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

5fibsre6 e r + 8.
gfterot Sfibsre0er 2eicbbranbt og
ulrtfien / Mon6al bar blit npot til
at oDerlebere line 8oer til &onfurs-
bebonoling bar ogiaa @aarobruger
og &e0aftpr 80. 2gpbol moottet gao
iamme Sci. 2ep0al er boiat / &alsao
sogn. Son bar / lang Sis orepet
en- meget omfattcnoe 6fibsreoerpirt>
iombeo JONI paa @run6 al bel0ige
Spefulationer gjbroe bam til en- 81,
aomi1f pelltillet Manb. timber Sen
ii0ite Si0s elen6ige @ilfoor, JONI
sfibSfarten far moattet frilte, bo1
ban bapt itore Sab, og @tillingen
blep beo 2eicbbran6ts lllriflens So,
litter 1oa fortpilet for bam, at fan
maatte gipe op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

Gplgen0e er taget fra uGbe Gbico-
go graminer", Ell al Gbicagos leoer=
Sc Mbti er, 6ateret 5. 28oe Quarts
1909. Set Sirma, iom er refererct
til, er bel befien6t for bore Soc ere
lom 6abrifanterne al Or. Eetcrs Sill
rifu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

en- torartet Sorret=
n / II 9. Malgaar0 lll6paref abrifer
/ @ies6ol far / 1908 bapt ct Metto=
operifl,o poo 100000 &roner. Ser
fore laQcS n0oelt $50 &roner pr
Mftic, 5000 &roner operf6rt til Mr.
beioernes Beniionsfono og 5000 al
lat til ct Siolationslofale for init
iomme SDgoomme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

9 Store 6 a b r. General
foniul g. M. Mn6rei en 8utenicbel1
bar / Mnleoning al Banffirmaet sc.
81. Mnbreien & Cos @unoreaars
Subilp11m ifi9nfet 10000 &roner
til @onoelens &enners un6eri tpttel=
iesfon6, lom lorterer UNDER &riltianic
@an0elsitan6S Screening. 9igeleoeS
er ifjpnfet 10000 &roner til Norif
Sellfab til Sfibbruones @e6ning
Gnbpi6ere bar set 1fi9nfet &riltio=
mia Si6manDsbiem 10000 &roner
og $4,000 &roner til Benlionsfono
for lit Yeri onale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

Mpt Sre I /. ST..
g. g. Yiltingsrno planlegger efter
SorlDoen0e ct Srelliberi be6 Gtor=
brofois / Mur6al. Set fer0ige @ro=
buft tenfes transported pe0 en- g..
900 Meter lang Saugbane til Cons
oalen STANDARDIZATION for ser fra at
III iftbes ODER &riitiania. Srei liberiet
ifal pro6ucere omfring 10000 Sons
baa0, bpib og brun SrR1nasie DC
bore feroig til @plten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

@uI6born % 0r6ens,
b a 5. Set nori fe etnografife
Muie1tm mootog for nogen Sis fl
ben fra en- 6onlf @ul0lme6, gbriit-
gan / &igbe1lbapn, Siliagn ON en-
Der6iful6 @abe: EN- pnrt @ul6 no:
fgrt &opi al Sc beremte 6anife @ul6=
born, JONI / forrige Marbun6re6es 8e=
9pnoelie bleo fun6ne / 'Mor6i1espig,
inoiatte / u&1%1nitfammeret" / &jg:
benbaon og iioen %itiaalne 0erfra al
en- Sn6brn0StDp, Ser lmelte0e 0e1n oQ
lolgte @uloet. 0e @uloborn, ion
MI fin0eS / &ipbenbabn, ct neie ST.
terligninger al Se originate. Sil
b1toet blep ielofglgelig mootoget mel
@le0e, og @rl6bornene, ser efter 81:
genoe far en- &erbi al 10000 ST..
anfom fornDlig til &riitionio. Mer
netop lom Muiel1msfolfene iful6e ii
at aabne &osien, TOM ser Grprels:
bno fra l10enrigsminiltertet ON, al
&uslen omgaoen6e ifl110e len6es til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
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The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, 1909-04-16
Home DESTROYED BY FIRE
HOUSE CAUGHT FIRE FROM THE
KITCHEN FLUE
The House of Mr. and Mrs. Ankney
Burned While They We're at
Church Easter Morning

On Sunday morning the house
of Willis Ankney, in the north
part of town was destroyed by
fire which caught from h e
kitchen hue.
The family had gone to church
and the blaze was not discov-
cred until the roof was all in
flames. Nothing was saved ex.
cept the piano, which was bad
ly scorched, and the base burn
er, their clothing and bedding
was all burned
There was some insurance on
the house and household goods,
but the loss will be heavy. Mrs.
Ankney ost many yalu-
able keepsakes in the way OF
home made linens, silver ware
that had been the fami-
ly Tor many years and much val.
liable china.
The fire department fought
hard to save the small buildings
and house OF Ben +. Foster, as
the wind was blowing a gale
and the houses were very close
together.
Mr. and Mrs. Ankney came to
this city FROM Pennsylvania
during the winter and puschased
two farms near here and the
town property in which they
lived
They have not decided what
they will do, but will stay at
the home Of Mrs. Ankney's un.
Gle, Frances Shaffer, tor a few
days.
The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, 1909-04-16
Drill Team Goes to Auburn

The Highlander drill team,
with Herbert Hedges as captain,
went to Auburn Thursday after
noon to assist the lodge at that
place initiate a class of forty.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
J. NJ. Jellison who is working
as deputy for the Highlanders,
and several members from this
place who we're anxious to see
the work put on.
The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, 1909-04-16
Three IICOUPLES MARRIED
TWO WEDDINGS IN THIS vlcIN
lTY THIS WEEK
Richardson County Young People
United in the Holy Bonds
of Wedlock

Jacob Johnson and Miss Van
noy, both Of Stella, we're united
in marriage at Stella this week.
II. A. Muller and Miss Bertha
Braun were united in maria gre
at the German Lutheran church
northeast Of this city, Sunday
afternoon The church W S
filled with relatives and friends
who witnessed the impressive
ceremony performed by Rev.
Wm. Bartz. The young couple
will make their home on a farm
near this city.
On Wednesday afternoon the
home of John MoSiman ST, was
the scene of a very pretty we'd
ding when Henry MoSiman aud
Miss Culettia /. Stewart of Re-
serve were united in marriage by
Rev. Nanninga of the German
Evangelical church. The house
was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers aud smilaX, aud un-
derneath large white bell the
happy couple were united for life.
The bride was beautifully gown
ed in white silk, trimmed in Ell.
broideried net lace and insertion.
and carried brides roses, The
wedding march was played by
the groom's sister, Mrs. Robert
Johnson. On account Of the i'll
ness of the groom's father, only
near relatives were present. An
elaborate five o'clock dinner was
served. They were the reeipi-
ents of many valuable and useful
presents.
They will go to housekeeping
at once in little cottage in the
northeast part of town, which
Henry recently purchased and
furnished. The young couple
have host of friends who join
the Tribune in wishing them
prosperous and happy welded
life.
The ont of town guests were
Rob Johnson, wife and daughter
of Superior, Mrs. II. {. Hines
and Mrs. James Whipple of For
tescue, Mo, James Ste wart and
two daughters of Salem.
The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, 1909-04-16
Art Exhibit

Under the auspices of the City
Federation of Women's Clubs. an
exhibit Of sketches and paintings
of the Art Students League Of
Chicago is being given on the
second floor of the Library build
ing beginning today Friday It
will last during Saturday. Monday
and Tuesday. This exhibit IN
cludes about 100 original water
colors, oils, miniatures. deeora-
tive drawings and etchings select
ed by jury of noted Chicago
artists. 1t is especially designed
to carry a message of beauty aud
art to the cities which do not
have the advantage of permanent
collections. A small admission
fee of l0c is charged. The fol
lowing ladies are representatives
of the club who have the affair
in charge.
For hanging pictures-Miss
Alice Cleaver, Misses Steele.
Press-Mesdames Chas. Banks,
{, +. ReaviS and Wanuer.