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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13

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grtiie itttig bis fart fur ot. bei'srtn 8lst'
ftb.risrteH, bic an6sren aber martu lau9Iam
anb stpas wtltget.
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biS sassrlelsu. $5.l0--5.so, orstudrs sit satt
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bts Aassrlsftns st.7S-S.4s, srsiadrt sts suite
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s4.lo-s,oo, i.iat srtra, i.tts SuIsn $3.50
500.
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BIG uno bic grsiit 't.tis.
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cute isiAts t4.s0--s.so, .rtrs $975-10.s0.
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Bfuuo. ssitt. Ssr'anptiortsn uno Gtrtsi
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SIuihtrisrtsn $3.50 - SOS, atmiitts Ser.
sa6unsiiorteu $s.so--s.eo, stetndr. Bis axs.
ertti.ue iasere fetts Saus $s.25 g. 90, ertrs
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fsnstfsrt.u 1910 - $40, i5sriel ssR liz
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| bic Inbfraas cine quite uno bic Bret's De
b,Fsrsu Sdmm,r fttss.n um 25--4oe.
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trIsfta. s5.2S--5.s5, srotndrs DIS suts $2.7i
500, 3dbrlings $3.50 - s.sc.
9aHmsr gItra Ss.65, auts bts aus
.rlsitHs $500 -- ESQ, sroiHars bis gut
$S.oo-T.1s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13

Ter 5eloberrnhiigsl", S6nurre in 5
often bon Roo1 Rooa uno RoBlsr.
-- llrauffabrun9 in Der gseusn Diss
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13

AesDsr'. 17 5aa.
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/ Ssannre 9ortbsrn sa $ls.7s--is.es. 70. 2
DO. ia tls.5s --- 1900, 30. eeathern ans
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13


Sch .sH COLI NOR wtilissr tu SIS uns
fhlob a. sS.
s,,ma Ssiaaftspapiss. sarssn N ~
--sk bisssntirt
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IA t4.ssL--4.ssk.
Duusss. OBJ. attsasa narta tass
sab pHrben ME fslst aaotirt:
- rsaiarirls tlsasl lf41s-iis1S, Ssapsas
IFS lie, 50 rssitrirts 1914 - iofh,
Gsassns ioiA-l0f1E RaaaHa sOapsas
50 l0oss--ieis.
ntt,samaxtt. Ter Warft par hsuss
nau unb bic grssis fAsaa. Eit StlasHo'
ttrunasn srsabsn In ben msihsu edasn Ssr'
late. pdtt fit auf / pis 2 Ss'Hts S'lHfsa'
gaAtsbenss auris wutoeu ssa ssr 6ttma
srwin, Daaman q &C., 70. sfs-ssa xSa1aus
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
&lifaaa. IL. Ian.

ebkaas IL. Jun.
Nsst. 80 Der Wartt mar f.f. Sister
vstsnts IS. $3.50, straista t<.so--s.so,
&prins Sassnis ss+.sS-t.ss, StratssS ~ 50
rs 90, Saters ts.fS-s.so.
Rdpn. - sar ylai iia1-IIs3sc,
am o Alab 1885 iar5uli iosh-losl4s. am
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an GaIut 9s5xe.
R.IIsfsra. ssr gaai ssa1-ss}Zs,
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cnluS ssIlt; fir September es3 --ss1ss,
am Galub es1st
Safss - sar glai 47JS -- <s34s. en-
SAIst 4ss4t; far 3uli 44Ia--4s1sG an
sd,lws 4sLzt; fir September <l3s-42As
an eAIut 42At.
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Ouas. - euts suttssssras ~ -- sss,
svfs Ne Astst Wallsrfs e9-74s.
ktaAsfaan.sa 4. - Ns. o. ID. 20se.
No. 1 n. =. 2lss
asnsa - u.ss--s.so Der
Gsatar.
Wstpss.. - 1910 - 22.25 Der 1sl.
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Sa2.o7t, fur gldi s2l.94x-st.77L, am
sAiss Sss.s21s; fur 3ul, sss.o71 711S-22.fs1a,
am Salus ssf2siz
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Cz.T2R; fur Wat sls.o7la - 1875, am
eafuS sfe.2s; fur 3uli sl3.o21 - l2.2o.
am shlaS ti?.2e.
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- ii.s0, ar Sdllas sil.s0; fnr Wai
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SuIi sii.53--ii.7o, am Salus $li.7o.
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per vfaaa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13

Y. - bEttfe ftWkls WNfWutbkss ~as
asef ease, sspbtrss s.ss. subss s.sse
srenuIatss s.sst, Gsuftetisnsrs ~ s.sss,
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5000, srtra ,S' 4.ss --- 4.ss- srstnarsE
ssfker A.7o-4.Tsc.
nslafi.s ia Hstis. Gsv orE.ass Csts
ksttis sS-<ec, Centrifugal is-ss per Gal.
Isns. Sorghum fs--sos Der 9aa.
Rel 10. - Wsrft ltsnltS lsssaft nns hstis.
isuiHsna. saues 4sos - skr srima
Hk-sift, srsiHarsr sl-41Ss 3ayss ~
-sLt per yfuns.
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putt.r. Rar.t ru6ia uas f.tis. Grsa.
msrs eytrs ts1fs, Grsansrs frss ls,5s, fst.
snsa ss1ss, fansp 3stra sss go. i4e
Der yfuHs.
RATE. - Rsrst nstis. osis Fla, Is--
isLe, gorepefIiAer Tie, Res Bert Tic,
eAssi,u lsf 2imbRrsu iss, Srif lee
ysr Sfans.
sisr. - ana.bst mdsia, Rar,t astia. -
prima frifde Satusrsssr sss, firas s3e, an.
Ssrs sss, fsssnss 24s Su Dts, 10 zs4 nsa.
Htzt. esrtna al
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Sunat Gabmer iss Der yfaab, Sasnsr 49,
l3t, sdhns se, lruthuhnsr fs-2is, Gnlls l7s,
iunat GHten i4--ise, sIis antea Lee. ganis
io--lis per vfuHs.
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1utsno.
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Sitrsusa. - Wsrss asiis. ssIlfsrn,a
h.so--s.ss pu Rias.
Oranges. -Marst ratie sas Ass,e. --
arsona aassls ts.oo-aso. eIssisa ti.Ts
2.15 per &tfs.
Dsmsn.n si.os-a.as Der saassl.
Aartsffsln. - Sinstinifds 90 Ter
Der SbI. suf stm @elsiis. 0ubsaYtsfYeln.
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DIunsmfssI - si.7o-4.co per ESt
faas.ersoatt..
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. 30. eia0o--i6.3s Rlse, sfMif4tss Ne.
siT.s0--ls.oo, ne. . -. Si6.se - 17.eo
aiss, Hs. 1 $500 - 1925, Re. StlT.os =
I7.ss PER fsn.
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issstSs.ss--27.so. ssnif9tss entssr SIS. 81
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sskss SOC. esfs4sss Sic per Gaasas tn Var.
itsn SEN - 0bl. ertsa gSinis
fsa aGseoI $50 pss osassa. Gstts,
| osst Del Sstss s2-S3s, sAHisixtse ss--
SCI yn Ga1sua fsrDsntiH sss, ysfsp'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
Ghitaao. IL. Nan.

VV &c II U 10 NHHs
YNsst.s. -- Ceoinir. btt bst: Stlsrs
srsAt.n $50 - sic. faas $3.50 b.5s,
S.ifuss3.4o - 500, BuGsn s4.0o -- 5.l5,
aafb.r s3.oe--9.T5, ststsrs uub Gstssrs
ts.7s $50. Wartt f.tig.
ehB.tr.. .-aut.rlefeu, fhp.r. Ger isast-
fsrt.u 1880 -- s.ss, fletfhtrfsrt.n s8.45
$50, .tat. ssmtiAt. 1925 -- $40, aas-
,rl,f,x. l.hts 1856 - $50, gtrsadunas-
iortsn $40 - s.65, 8srtt! $3.50 -- $50
Tartt Sc Hisortgtr.
Gaai.. - sb.00--5.25, edmwsr 40
--s.75, 9dkrIiass s4.25--s.50. Wartt 10
lst uiseris..
3ufuhr. - Riuebi.5 1s, 600, shtD.ius as,'
900. Sfafe Is, 900.
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us<sfsa ssn. e.. bs r.. LIN. A.. ..tos.
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sssstlss III. q e.. $50 40 81 o. 4 c1ses .fssk
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Utebnidrtte.

Giuei eiHnati. IL. San.
1sgxts anb Hsyfanst nabrsas Der ssrhsf.
fsnss 81 0tnnssn, sersliAsn init ben ssrssr.
esesnbs1 4 faesa, sarsn Die fststs
auS,shr R;uhhish Gmpstae @h6fe.
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gsD,ss 0etDmartte.
MittpeA. Il. San. 1910.


rn esfAdfte narsa tsnss In ben biefssn
DanitR rHbss nne bic aaGifass naA Gar.
istsn nnr matia. Die 3iasraien fnc
mssnanssrt as6Issten. gn Wailu bIa.
dries IarIthen ON tau IN sH bel ben
Counts Tanten. Gd3aitsyapiers mar.
ben bon ben tisfiasa Sanfsn tu sk-s& BITE
leatirt, mdfsns abu sasx.
.sAia ssi Rsw Ds@
marsn fsiig aus sarbsn au pari spifAsH
Danssn serfauFt. Die gounttrrate bstraat
SOC erEnis per $1,000.
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sassa nstig. - csHts in, Die fslsssSsr
Gxstirunssa "a bsri&ten:
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60 Iass StGt, ss.s4 per o; narss .
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far DsutfAIane, fas. Si9t, = Wart ss1f,
be. 90 9aat Sidt, s4Jf.
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fr,s nnb Columbia Gas & electric 60. aftien
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JisHen Quotirunssn an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
1aeIider N1arlt 0eridDt.

GtnstnaatL IL. ian. isis
Dfes64f 4fstesnoss f,esetsssess tsoiSese NJ
sssesi oasgssst saasatsisasss nsa-a -astss4
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21

ais at hand, gilded egg shells and, by
means of a bit Of ceiling wax and mar
row ribbon, suspended them from the
tree. She also dyed long strings of
popcorn both green and red and hung
them In festoons. From the butterfly
crepe paper she cut the butterflies of
various sizes and poised them on the
branches with wire.
The Christmas Dinner Table.
The miniature Christmas tree for
the center of the table is probably the
most popular decoration because it
lends itself so we'll to attractive light
ing and the distribution of small gifts
or favors. If one does not care for
the artificial trees sold in the shops.
any, nurseryman, usually to be found
out of town a ways, should be able to
furnish at very small cost little Nor
way spruce about foot and a half
high. This may be tackled to a thin
board and trimmed as deliberately as
one wishes, and the base covered with
a mound Of holly. A small log-sym-
bolizing the old Yule logs-which has
been followed out and filled with holly
or mistletoe is also attractive and in
expensive. A gilded holly tree when
lighted with many tiny candles is most
effective.
The wreath idea in table decorating
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21

or may simply be wrapped in green or
red tissue paper.
To make foot" for the tree take
two.by-four joists and make a square
cross with the two pieces about four
feet long. From the center of each
cut out block the width of the board
and an inch deep. so that the two
pieces when put together will be per-
fectly fiat on the floor. Lay the tree
across saw-horses or a couple of
chairs and fasten it in the exact CEN
ter with long nails. Then stand the
tree up and nail braces from the ends
of the cross to the trunk Of the tree
at a distance Of about two feet from
the floor. Appropriate trees, in the
order Of their popularity. are the Ar,
spruce. hemlock and pine. The end Of
the tree should be painted over to
keep the sap from running.
Besides the tinseled decorations for
the tree that may be bought In the
shops. one may add to it's attractive
ness by many little homemade trifies.
Walnuts may be gilded and hung from
the tree by bright ribbons. Cranber-
rios strung on thread may be fes-
TONED from the branches, and figures
cut from crepe paper may be pasted
to tiny clothespins and placed on the
tree. One woman who was obliged to
make her decorations from the materE
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21

A decorative scheme suggested by
the Christmas eve celebration of the
Russians, called THE Festival of the
Evening STAR" requires several sheets
OF gilded or silvered paper. Cut a
large star to lie fiat in the center of
the table and about its edges make a
border of holly or mistletoe. Tiny
candles may follow the lines Of the
star. Or wooden Manager be con-
structed in which are piled small
gifts tied with ribbons that are carried
to each place. The candle shades may
be studded with little stars, anG the
place cards be cut in star shape.
For the small dining room with per
haps a dome swung from a single
chain from the ceiling, ropes Of cedar
festooned from the molding to the cen
ter of the ceiling give gala effect
The chain Of the light should be wound
with the cedar, and the glass covered
with thin paper upon which fir trees
cut from dark green paper have been
pasted. Candles with shades fash
toned in the same way add to the
effect. For q center piece gre;s'
mound of sncwballs, made from cottor
sprinkled with diamond dust and con
tanning some small gift, would be fit
ting.
A toy aeroplane. painted red Of
green, with the venerable Santa at the
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21

A decoration more elaborate ia ap-
pearance but simple in construction is
the use of two hoops, one perhaps a
foot and half in diameter, the other
two feet. These should be wound
closely with Christmas greens or
smilax and hung by wires from the
ceiling, the smaller one about foot
above the larger. In the center sus-
pend huge red Christmas bell, and
from the hoops hang smaller bells
which may be those already made
from tissue paper, Or may easily be
cut from red cardboard. A scarlet
poinsettia would be appropriate for
the center Of the table, or candles with
shades made from white or green
watercoIor paper upon which have
been pasted red bells. Place cards
may be double bells cut from red
paper with the name on the outer
sheet and the menu written on the
inner one.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21

wheel, and tho planes covered with
drifted cotton snow which has formed
irregular iciclec depending from thes
edges, may seer. 6. violation Of the
reindeer tradition, but it has the ad-
vantage Of being quite new.
A Few Suggestions FOR The children's
Table.
Cover the table to within about
foot of the edge with white cotton
sprinkled with mica dust, and outline
the cotton with holly. Form 9 chin
ney in the center Of bricks which are
red candy boxes. Arrange the cotton
about the top of the chimney like
snow with bits Of it hanging down,
and place = figure Of Santa Claus to
look as though he were just emerging
from the chimney The children, ut
given the candy boxes and the email
gifts that Santa's pack contain1
Gifts may also DO secreted in G hugs
SNOWFALL made Of pasteboard and GOV,
cred with cotton, or each little article
may be rolled in it's own cotton snow
ball and the balls with white ribbons
| attached that lead to each place may
be piled up about the figure Of st. Nic3
! in the center
In place of "Dasher and Dancer en-,
Prancer and Vixen" harness the ba
loved Teddy bears with scarlet ribbon
to the sleigh that Santa drives over 4
mountainous snowheap in tho confer
| o. the table. Or erect tho North Pole
"a mica sprinkled stick OF rock candJ
at the top of the glittering anowheay
\ and y,,a.ee Teddy In 9 proud attitude &
victory upon it.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21

tall candle in the center of the table
place a large holly, or other Christmas
wreath Encircle this with smaller
candles, not too close together. and
about the candles have larger
wreath. Each plate may be encircled
by a wreath and each dish that Is
served may be garnished in a way to
carry out the same idea,-parsley
about the bluepoints, and smilax
twined about the sherbet glass, for in
St2nce.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21

green Oh the lear or the scar
let of tie berry Sometimes, when it
Is but a bit of faded ribbon or tiny
sprig OF holly the tender hearted old
fellow must be greatly touched.
In the household where there are
big eyes to peer into the mysterious
darkness and small ears to listen for
the old saints coming, the Christmas
tree. O. course, is the universal deco
ration. The home carpenter may have
some difficulty in making a device to
support the tree properly. One way
is to use stout packing box, and
turning il on its side, nail cleats to
hold the tree in place. On the oppo-
site side Of the box directly over the
cleat Enclosures 4 hole Is then cut
which is large enough to admit the
butt OF the tree. The box may be GOV.
cred with cotton, sprinkled with mica.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21
RINGS

We carry an exceptional
strong line of Diamond Rings.
nancy Stone Rings and Signet
Rings in all grades. If you want
q good ring of any kind with
out paying fancy prices our
very complete and stylish stock
will afford you the most graft
flying field for selection and Sc
cure to you the utmost IL hon
est worth for your money.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21
Charms and Lockets

We are fully prepared to
meet all wants in this direction.
Our stock of Charms and Lock-
cts is a charming variety of late
and artistic designs that can
not fail to meet with your ap-
prevail and are bound to please
you with our fair prices.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21
Sleeve Buttons

These always make q most
appropriate md accountable
Christmas gife Come in dild
see them. Prices from ST and
1lrWacfiS
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21

I is doubtful if st. Nick in all
his travels ever beholds a
dwelling in which no effort
has been made to make fest
i've the Yule-tide with the
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21
CHAINS

Nothing more attractive in
style. quality and price could be
asked for than we are showing
in our Holiday stock of Ladies
and Gentlemen's Chains. We
have got the styles, guarantee
the qualities and name you the
prices that will make the pur-
chase Of any chain a bargain.
Some Christmas Gift Sugges-
tons Not Mentioned Before
Match Safes, Tie Clasps. Belt
Pins, Hat Pins, Cavelier. Foun-
tain Pen. Pearl Handle Pens,
Cigar Cutters, Pen Knives, OPP
era Glasses. Umbrellas, Jewel
Boxes. Fruit Dishes. Combs, etc.
We can meet your wants with
the best selections and the fair
est of prices.
A square deal and a Merry
Christmas to all. All are invit-
ed no matter whether you come
to see or buy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21
Many New Patterns in
Signet Rings

Sold Gold Signet Rings We
guarantee. a.; we guarantee ~eH
erything else Prices from 81
and upwards.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1910-12-21
PINS

We carry a splendid assert
merit of Scarf Pins, Brooches
and Beauty Pins. Some Of them
are very inexpensive and will
MAGE q very pretty Christmas
gift at a trifiing cost
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-02-18
PARKER PARAGRAPHS.

G. P. Watkins closed suc- cessful term of school here last Friday.
 The stork delivered the third daughter to MT. and Mrs. Riley Barton last Tuesday.
 Mr and Mrs w. G. Harris of Vinita. Okla, are visiting Mrs. Harris parents Mir. and Mrs. J F. Walker.
 Oscar, the son of Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Walker, died Sunday at o'clock Q. m. Death was caused from a hurt he sustained last October while gathering corn. A sudden stopping of the horses threw him toward, striking his breast against the front of the wagon, from which he received a very painful and serious bruise He got better seemingly, and was able to go about the farm until few weeks since, he be. gan growing worse, and last Thursday was forced to take his bed. Oscar was 21 years of age. He was highly respected by all who knew him. He leaves a number of relatives and frien ds to mourn his death.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-02-18
URBANETTE CHAT.

B. F. Hayhurst has moved his stock of goods to the "Corner" building.
 Urhanette is still popular as a tie market. I. N. Jones, the buyer, is kept quite busy.
 John Jones and James Walker have moved their stock of goods to Enon, where both will reside.
 A phone message called Frank Hayhurst to Berryville Sunday on account of the illness of his father-in law MT. Yearry.
 Our public school closed Fri day and Mrs. Coleman, the teacher, will return to her home near Green Forest this week Mrs. Coleman has taught us a good school and the patrons hope to have her again next year.