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Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
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Mamre, March l5.-A pleasant
surprise was given in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. c. O. Bergren last Sunday
evening, when about nine O'Clock a
large number Of their Mamre and
Dovre friends gathered at their
home. A sum of money was pre-
sented to them, and good social
time was enjoyed until very late
hour. A midnight lunch was
served. The Bergren family have
discontinued farming and intend to
leave US in the early summer.
They have a large number of
friends here who are sorry to see
them go.
The literary society by the name
"Cyclone Club" which has weekly
meetings at the Lundbv school
house, met last Friday evening.
The subject for the debate was,
''Resolved, that the miser has done
more injury to society than the
spendthrift.' The decision of the
judges was two to one in favor of
the negative side. This was one of
the best debates that has been rem
dered at that schoolhouse for the
last two years. On Friday evening
of this week the club will have I:
good program. and it is believed
that the Cyclones will have social
in the near future.
Frank Halla. who has been stay
ing at the C. F. Anderson place the
past winter, has hired out to Otto
Nelson for the coming summer.
Matt Abrahamson made a trip
thru the vicinity Of Willmar, Spicer
and New London lately.
Victor Berglund came home last
Saturday from Willmar, where he
has spent two months attending the
Seminary.
Miss Laura Abrahamson returned
home last Thursday from Minnea-
polls, where she had made a four
weeks stay with relatives.
The west Solomon Lake wedding
bells have been ringing lately Ito
beat the band"
Ed Llndgren sold horse last
week to John Berglund for $175.
Miss Hilma Lindberg visited at
the j. P. Larson home couple of
days last week. She leaves today
for a few days. stay in Willmar.
Services were conducted last Sun.
day in the Lundby and East Salem
churches by Rev. Bowman of
Minneapolis.
A few of the young folks of this
town intend to 60 to Arctandel
next Saturday evening to attend q
social at the schoolhouse in Dist.
Sc. Buster Brown.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17

Tribune. The places where money
is received are Carlson Bros. &
Frost's drug store, Elfstrum's drug
store and the Tribune office. where
samples of the certificate of honor
ary membership issued to contri-
butors may also be seen. The lists
will be kept open until March 81.
The names and amounts SUBJ
scribed to date are as follows:
P. c. Tonning, so; H. C. Buell.,
so; Theo. J. Paulson. $1.00; Ole P.
Oslie, Raymond, 100; N. A. Soder-
holm, Driscoll, N. D., .25; Victor
5. knutson, Svea, so; Nels Guam,
New London, 100; Edward l..
Guam. New London, 100; John
Feig, 100; Ludwig S. Dale, so;
A. 0. Forsberg, so; E. C. Wellin,
so; C. B. Carlson, so; Philip c..
Gates, so; VIM. T. Markhus. so;
H. S. Peterson, so; Dwight Gates,
so; A. Maurice Qvale. .25; Flor
ence G. Qvale, .25; G. E. Qvale,
.25; ]. W. Kent, .25; H. B. Lid
stone, rs; T.. O. Gilbert, .25; Ben
Benson, rs; F. V. Hanson, 81; s..
B. Carlson, rs; Albin Carlson, .25;
Victor E. Lawson, so; total to
date, $l4.OO.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
DEMAND VOTE ON
LICENSE QUESTION
The Annual Petition of Those who
Lead the Movement 10 Re-ES-
tablish Saloon Regime.

To the City Clerk of the City of
Willmar:
We the undersigned residents and
legal voters in the City of Will
mar, hereby respectfully petition
and demand that the question
whether license for the sale of in
toxicating liquor shall be granted
or not be submitted to the legal
voters of said City of Willmar at
the next general election to be held
April 6, 1909, and that the same be
placed upon the ballot as required
by the City Charter Of the City of
Willmar, and the laws of the State
of Minnesota.
Frank J. Strecker.
J. A. Swan.
A. O. Bryant.
M. Jorgenson.
J. Neuberger.
Christ PauIson.
Ole Barnstad.
August Anderson.
J. C. Freese.
c. K. Robinson.
Filed March 16, 1909.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
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Svea, March 15.-Little jeanette
Nelson has been seriously i'll, but
is reported improved at this writ
ing.
Hjalmar Ruud of Willmar came
out Saturday for a stay at S. M.
Swenson's home.
Mrs. Martin Swenson and daugh-
ter Elsie have been on the sick list
the past week.
Mrs. Andrew johnson was a
guest at P. P. Johnson's place last
Friday.
Albin Vickman has hired out to
Otto Lindquist for the coming sea-
son, commencing today.
Myrtle johnson has been under
the weather the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Monson from
Tripolis visited their daughter,
Mrs. Martin Swenson, last Thurs
day.
A number from Svea and vicinity
attended surprise on Miss Clara
Anderson in Roseland last Saturday
evening.
Oscar Francen is going to work
for P. o. Nelson the coming year,
Harry Bengtson of west White
field returned to his home last Tues
day, after having spent the winter
in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blomgrer
and children left on Tuesday fo1
the Twin cities, where they vii
visit for a while, after which the,
will return to their home at Bow
bells, N. D.
Lars Strand and family, from
North Dakota, have moved to thu
old Norling place south of the will
age.
| Creole RellQ
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
Wired For Don.

In response to a telegram received
last Wednesday by X. Samuelson,
the dog Topsy, the faithful friend
and companion of B. G. Larson,
whose death was mentioned in the
Tribune two weeks ago, was sent by
express to Wittenberg, Wis. where
it will find a home with sister of
Mr.. Larson. It appears that some
time ago the dog staid at her home,
and when she found out that it had
been left among strangers it made
her so nervous she couldn't rest un-
til it had been telegraphed for.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
Box Cars Collide.

While trying to use the same part
of the ''lead' at the same time and
from opposite directions, two box
cars collided Saturday morning
with the result that one of them,
filled with "Tip Top" matches, was
tipped off and considerably dam
aged. The wrecker was sent for
and the car was soon back on the
tracks. but the matches had to be
transferred to another car. Some
bright genius took occasion to re-
mark when he heard about the COL
lision: 81 guess there is somethin
in a name after all. Those matches
were certainly "tip-tap.'
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
AROUND WORLD
WITH FLEET
Mamre Boy Has Travelled Ex.
tensively Since Enlisting in
the United States NaVy.

Among the passengers at the de-
pot yesterday was Joe Anderson
who, clad in the regulation garb o1
the U. S. navy, attracted a gooc
deal of attention. He was on his
way home to Mamre, where he will
spend few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Anderson, and
other relatives and friends.
Mr.. Anderson is at present work.
ing as water tender aboard the bat.
tleship Nebraska, one of the ships
which lately completed tour
around the world. The Nebraska
Joined the fleet at San Francisco,
and from that time on Mr.. Ander-
son had the pleasure of visiting
many countries, among them being
China, Japan, Australia, Cuba, the
Hawaiian Islands. New Zealand,
etc. Everywhere the fleet was
greeted with enthusiasm, and every
where the sailors were treated
royalty. At Melbourne and Sydney
alone, one million dollars was spent
on their entertainment. Mr.. An
derson was especially impressed
with the magnificent reception ten
dered the American visitors in Ja-
pan, where the government and pri-
vate citizens alike proved their ad-
miration and respect for the United
States and it's people.
The life Of sailor suits Mr.. An
derson to perfection, and when his
time is up in April next he will re-
enlist in the service. He says the
men ale all treated we'll, and given
all kinds Of ,rtunities to ad-
vance. Besides, the navy offers a
man an excellent opportunity of
seeing the world, Mr.. Anderson
alone having travelled more than
80, miles since enlisting.
Entertained Girl Friends.
Miss Helen Marie Hanson enter
tanned a number Of little girl
friends at her home at 82O Fourth
street last Saturday afternoon in
honor of Winifred and Elnore
Thomson. As the Thomsons are
going away soon, the affair was in
the nature of a farewell party.
Each guest was presented with a
doll dressed in pink and pale blue
as favor. Miss Hanson and her
mother, Mrs. H. C. Hanson, were
assisted by Miss Gertrude Porter.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
IT. A3aHREF2 zkF6M2

Arctander, March 15.-J co b
Rugtvedt arrived at Ytterboe's
place last Thursday after years
stay at his old home in Telemarken,
Norway,
A son came to cheer the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer Steberg last
week.
John Jelle is on the sick list these
days.
Miss Esther Hedeen arrived here
last Saturday to take charge of a
four months term of school in Dist.
81.
Services will be conducted at the
East ,Narwey Lake church next Sun
day.
S. Hatlestad closed term of pa.
rochial school at the Synod church
last week.
All those who could manage tc
keep a perpendicular pose on q
smooth surface displayed their skill
in executing graceful streaks and
designs with their "tiptoed carving
metal Shoes on Lake Eric last
Tuesday evening.
Matthias Nelson is assisting Ole
Mos these days.
Miss Ida Berg of Baltic, S. D..
has been visiting with relatives and
friends around here for some time.
Messrs. Ole Melby and Carl Even.
son, who have rented the G. Kan.
bestad farm. moved into their new
location some time ago. Mrs
Evenson, Carl's mother, is thei1
present housekeeper.
Mrs. Henry Swenson is still very
ill. The frequency in attacks o1
appendicitis makes the case criti
cal one.
Ole Haugen leaves for his claim
in Bowman county, N. D., thi'
week, after having spent a couple
of months with relatives and friend
here.
! Miss Constance Larson, teacher il
Dist. Sc, has made arrangement
for an entertainment and trinke1
social to be given in the schoolhous'
next Saturday evening, beginning
at s o'clock. The ladies will eacl
please bring a trinket, together
with their name, and the gentlemen
will, no doubt, furnish the needet
"dough. Everybody is welcome
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
Died at DOdQe Center.

A telegram was received here
Friday morning from Dodge Center
announcing the death of j. K. Fan
cher. Mr.. Fancher was the only
brother of Misses Louise, Pleiades
and Rowena Fancher of this city
and Mrs. Helen Cooley of Minnea-
polls. Death was due to compli-
cation of diseases, the deceased hav-
ing been a sufferer for more than a
year. He was about SO years OF
age at the time of death. The
funeral was held on Sunday.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
Darkey I'm Trouble Again.

Ezell Melton, who got into trou-
BILE about two months ago on &C.
count of disorderly conduct, was ar
rested again early yesterday morn
ing on a charge of petit larceny.
His case was heard in municipal
court before Judge Muller at 10
O'Clock, and he was found guilty
and given a fine of $45 and costs,
or As days in Jail. AS he was with
out funds, he was committed to the
county Jail, where he remains at
present.
Among the guests arriving at the
Hub hotel late Monday evening
was Joe Anderson, a sailor on his
way home to Mamre on a furlough.
He had with him suitcase and a
grip which contained number of
curios collected by him during his
sojourn in foreign lands. Both of
these he left in his room while he
went to another apartment to visit
with a couple of friends. Scarcely
had he left when Melton, who has
been working for the hotel for some
time, went in, locked the door and
drank some whiskey which he
found, and got busy examining the
contents of the grips. Having
pocketed what he wanted he un.
locked and opened the. door, only to
be met on the threshold by Mr..
Samuelson, the proprietor of the
hotel, who had been asked by his
wife to go and find out what was
the cause of the mise which she
had heard in the room. Right then
and there Melton was stricken by
something or other and he fell in
a swoon from which no one was able
to revive him. That is, none OF
those present were able to do it,
and so they sent for DR.. Pete,
Bonde. He did it; not by smelling
salts, but by applying externally :
leather covered capsule filled with
lead pills. That helped for while
but he had another spell downstair.
in the Office which necessitated :
second and more vigorous applica
tion of the dope mentioned above
That, and the fresh air outside
worked wonders on Melton's physi
cal condition, and when he got tt
the city lookup he removed hi.
coats and sailed in to lick the off
GERS. A lively tussle resulted, bu
in the end the arm of the law pre-
vailed, and Melton was soon lef
behind the bars to think it over
All this happened between / and
in the morning. Eight hours late]
in court Melton couldn't remembe,
anything, except that he had beel
badly beaten by the officers. Ht
knew nothing about how tn,
French. Japanese, etc., coins ha,
got into his pockets, nor could h,
explain by what sleight-of-han,
performance the ruby, moonstone
opal and Mauri idol which wer'
found in his possession had bee1
transferred from the grip to hi
wearing apparel. The only way h
could see thru it was that he mus
have been drunk. That didn't he'll
his case much, tho, whether true O
not, and he is now the guest of tn
man he tried to Fitzlmmonize.
/ Naturally Mr.. Anderson was YER
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17

much pleased to come into posses
sion Of his curios again, and he left
a picture of the battleship Nebras-
ka, aboard Of which he is working,
a souvenir book of Japan, and
couple of foreign coins with Sheriff
Bonde as a token of his thankful
noSc
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
Birthday Surprise.

A birthday surprise was rendered
Mrs. julius Helmer last Saturday
evening by about so of her friends.
The party was held at the Carlson
hall, and the evening was spent
most delightfully."- in games and So
cial intercourse. The guest of
honor was presented with a hand
some rocking chair and purse of
money as a memento of the occa-
sion.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
Lodge Man Was Impressed

Among those who were present at
the M. E. church last Sunday even
ing to hear Rev. Grays' lecture on
"Secret Orders, and their Relation
to Christianity" was M. A. Cum
ming, deputy state manager of the
Modern Brotherhood of America.
He was so impressed with the lec-
ture that on the following day he
called on Rev. Grays and secured a
complete copy of it, to be printed
in the official organ of the Modern
Brotherhood.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
Leave for New Home in Alberta.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Norling
left on Monday for Sterling, Alber-
ia, Canada, where they will make
their future home on a 320 acre
farm purchased last fall from the
Kerr Land company. Barney Leary
and family are busy packing this
week. preparatory to leaving for
Lethbridge, Canada, near which
place Mr.. Leary has purchased a
fine 800 acre tract of farm land.
The deal was closed for the Kerr
company thru Mr.. Cramer, their
local agent.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17

The Willmar Socialist local held
its annual business meeting the first
Of the week. Nearly all the COM
rades were present. Officers were
elected for the ensuing year, and
a demonstration arranged for May
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
Housekeepers Will Meet.

The Housekeepers' Club will meet
on Saturday afternoon, April 3rd,
at the Odd Fellows Hall. The
serving committee for the meeting
will be Mesdames Rogers, Chair.
man, Ramsett, A. E. Rice, H. W.
Rost, Rannestad, j. R. Peterson,
J. A. Porter, E. Parsons, Persley
and Kate Pinney.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17
A House WARMING.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Sandberg
gave a house warming party in
their new home at 306 Litchfield
avenue west last Sunday afternoon
and evening. The time was
pleasantly spent in music and social
intercourse, and a bountiful six
O'Clock dinner was served to about
20 guests.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17

Mrs. A. J. Fixsen and children
returned to Cottonwood last Wednes-
day after a weeks visit at the Gust
Gunderson home at Eagle lake.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17

Mrs. j. johnson and daughter,
Mrs. j .Creutzer, spent a few days
last week with relatives and friends
in Mamre.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Campbell
and son Donald Jerome spent Sun
day with friends at Campbell.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
Investigate This Colony These Men Stand BeEindIt

The men who are responsible for La
Belle Park Colony are OF the highest ca
ioer and enjoy regulations OF more than
ordinary value.
Iney are men Eho VIII not r'!s-
represent or allow others 70 rnisranra-
sent in their names, They indorse every
statement made IN this announcement
and place themselves on record to do
everything this company says il vvii DO.
Inc guarantee elsewhere published on
this page means Just what # says, These
men do not want any man or woman Ia
buy home who cannot regard such a
purchase as desirable one and one that
Is worth working for and saving for.
They advise every one to write for our
Tree book before passing on this land ona
way or the other 1t Is only due 70 your
self TO see what IS really to be had In
this investment offer
The proof OF the stability Of thfs com
pany, the value of Its lands. the reputa-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
improvements Now Being Made al Ia Belle Park

There great improvements going close
By and adjoining the Ind offer for SALE Mr. Goodno
building fine and cOmooious hOte very much like the Illus
Oion alongside TINS hote! Will be amply able to fer mEnT
ooonsts who desire examine their homes do thar
Bdn and planting There two ssores ready for thrss
VINO desire to tronze them, where viii find all that
needs for perfect living here.
There NlrshOuss bang but here, two kaases
being cohsrrt So5ethsT with many cottages al ~ TIL
being by Mr GOodEo. whose home and 6ks2oh e
whose life in thio regOn is given on this page.
which anvits yoz zzS
especially ask that to visit at very earliest Op
portunity
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

ton 81 Its officers and stockholders Is
above doubt and no man can pick a single
objection in any part OF cur policy or
plan. We want the people OF the right
sort to locate on a limited part Of our
holdings, at the price we have named
and we reserve the right 70 reject any
application thar is not in accordance with
our standard Of colonization.
Here are the men behind this colony:
o. K. Cole President
The president OF the company, o. &. Cole Is
also head q large electric light and heating
y the GFtnnell EFick 8 Tile Wprks Interested
interests
Howard Cos % CHsoASs. one Of ne principaI
lpe-. Of Ch!e@(9. espitAi. ez6o 900; President Of
tie Howard C9ss Timber ln7oetq5sRt Co, I'd,
Of the colgmol4 Timber Co, OF Vahcouvt;. G.,
capital SlbO, ,Q00; president OF the Silver Lake
fim5sr Co- JIeksonVille, Fla. s4Dlt1l S33C 800;
vice pr@5iaent q tha Florida Lsaq = timber
Co. OF Jacksonville Fla capital 81 80 Eee; pres
ideut Ct Columbia Steel Company. -1lysi-. 6aI5,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Eo --al II woman sh0uld bug q GaFn
Lo--e here who r. u0t able % maintain
-s payments and make his improve
HeIts yEe soil Il ttTGle. TIE climate
geIf=-t ard rc ore TL0 visits this
.ant 10 cur op.riCa. MI come away
-'oT % disap pointed
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

SaplAl eo0o.ooo, ard a director n many orAs-
ct oo.aat ahg suGeessrul commercfal Q0ucs-nS
1euFse X Lynn, the vice-p -preEtdepf az or rCr,
pSo3 y a. Tor years cashier OF the bank Of MIDI
loAI4tes n.y. where he was known a. a Son-
seryatlve and successful business nan ne ~
sotl thousands o. acres Of Flnrfda lands 10 r5@n
MIno 20 nave TeHed on his t1dg1nsnt and lived "a
s.sSs s rs toleslsht and business fCdGrIent s5hen
I EIlsH I-4lcS nave ~ tncresHeo IN Value All
tley ano their families have Feapef toa IsSpar-i-
or industry IN Z cOuutry
= 3 A9ody, the secretary and tr~aEyrer "a
Grange. N. - -4
Among the stockholders who are astFvvlV e,.-
eerned IN the management q tAs Company sre
men prominent In Chicago uerSaa1iia eirciszs a
western newspaper editOr and Dnblishs- srs5
other successful men -
OUR REF'ERENF[SEs
4Ou may ihveseiSat this cou1pauy in o=.,s-v
and directors, and ask any GUsst!ona yer ifks
through either Of the following bonks:
National City Bank, Chicago. M
AerchSpts' National Bank. OF 3rtnneIl IuSa
FIRST National EaHk. Fort Ayeas. Florf5fs
Cedar Rapids NATL Bank, c. dar Rapids Ia
If this Is not sufficient. ask your own han "a
investigate this company. YOU NAV d. a.
through Dun's or Bradstreet's.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
What Others Have Done You Gan Do
Each Acre viii Produce $500 Profit

George bought
land followed
plants setting $3.50
hhn
single season His ABd h eheAp $1,000
l.
received high as sS ustve o Irish potatoes n three ass
Of he a
made exactly s3SOO nothing make 4o $500
which
49,
KfnbAn C. AswOC- fruit
lie
$4,000 boxes C4EOTnsa IS
whereas s1OSeG se0ga bring
Mr. SU1Gb q -aSsiAnd
be so4dfo
Davis Of Barlow cleared $4,000 by alternating beans with
cOOdtOf grove
ids s
2n1t reply t vn
tOd all tAnt
sand ehe sEEng Of s Offering
dentca with the land
We have other letters and facts that could earning
gladly and
ad The ee0Enun
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
The Home OF E. E. Goodno Which Lies Right along La Belle
Park Colony head What he las 1ane In Eighf Years.

FafA Soiony hea0 Hnaf ne has l0ne ln Elgnf teaFsu
P%s ps = fss oeSe e saa 81 L. ssis fs ca
T0a = oszgssss s e. ~ os, she now
e PsFiasi naH
VINE sS1
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

This interesting book, full
of solid facts about La Be lie
Park Colony, viii be sent to
you free for the coupon be"
low. From il you may make
up your mind about buying
2 home here. Il is fact, not
fiction, and from cover to
cover tells a plain tale which
Is supported by proof of the
highest and most reliable
order.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-17
Perhaps

A traveller, in Tennessee came across
an aged negro seated in front of his
cabin door basling in the sunshine
He could have walked right OH the
stage for an Uncle Tom part without a
line of makeup" says the traveller. He
must have been eighty years of age"
Good morning, uncle" said the
stranger.
: ''Mornin'. sab! Mornin'," said the aged
one. Then he added, BE you the
gentleman over yonder from New
York;"
. Being told that such was the case, the
old darky said, "Do you mind telling
me something that has been botherin'
my old haid? have got grandson
he runs on the Pullman cyars-and he
done tells me that up thar in New York
you-all burn up youah folks when they
die. He is powerful liar, and I don't
believe him.
Yes, - replied the other. that is the
III SOLl0 CdS0S. we Gull CT61ld-
ton"
"Well, You suttenly surprise me-"
said the negro, and then paused as if in
deep reflection. Finally he said, "You.
all know I am Baptist believe in
the resurrection and the life everlastin'
and the comm of the Angel Gabriel and
the blowin' of that great horn, and
Lawdy me, how am they evan goin to
find them folks on that great mawnin' ?"
1t was too great task for an off-hand
answer, and the suggestion was made
that the aged one consult his minister.
Again the negro fell into a brown study,
and then he raised his head and his eyes
twinkled merrily, and he said in a soft
voice:
"Meanin' no offense, sab, but from
what All have heard about New York,
kinder calcerlate they is lot of them
New York people that doan want to be
found Oh that mornin'. "-Cosmopolitan
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-17

students are enrolled in the state uni
versity proper this term and 1O6 in the
preparatory school, making u total at
tendance of 2S3. The university
students are divided among the differ
ent schools as follows: Liberal Arts,
81; Mines, 30; General Science, 10;
Mechanical Engineering, 26; Civil
Engineering, IL; Agriculture, 8; Normal
School, 16; Domestic Science, 4.
An accidental killing ccured at
Barnwell Wednesday evening, an I'M
known Mexican being the victim. A
stranger entered the tent occupied by
the Mexican section gang and offered to
trade q revolver for something to eat.
While Mexican was examining the gun
it was accidently discharged, the bullet
striking one of his fellow countrymen
in the eye. The coroner's jury returned
a verdict of accidental death. ...
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-17
Business Locals.

New line of Misses Skirts. just re-
ceived at Engler Co.'S.
Furnished room to rent in good To-
cation and suitable for Il gentleman. In
quire at this Office.
New line Of Ladies' Fall Waists. just
received Mt EnRler Co.'S.
For Salc-A latest improved Smith
Premier Typewriter almost new. In
quire Mt the Henderson Bank.
Save those natural teeth, thereby re-