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+ Mr.. Holthaus Of Colesburg deliver.
ed 50 head of hogs here Thursday to
II. j.. Vanfleet OF Earlville.S They aver
aged go pounds apiece. M
Mrs. Gilmore of Storm Lake and
Mrs, "A. Dodge are visiting at the
Jas. Clendcnen home near Almoral
and the Bert Dodge home at Coles
burg. .S..
Mrs. VIII Boardman and daughter,
Hazel. retvrned home from Norfolk,
Neb. Thursday.
MIR. ana Mrs. ]. B. Durham, are at
Minneapolis attending the auto show.
+ Martin Dlesch of .Almoral was in
town Tuesday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Coates Of Della
ware were in town Thursday.
Mr.. Hawkins from near Colesburg
moved on the Geo. Cox farm Wednes-
day.
Miss Leona Ross of Export is as
sisting Mrs. ]. B. Howe with her
house work. ss:a 5as :!a 8
Mr.. and Mrs. JasasCox spent Fri.
day at the John Weiterlens home.
Mrs. VIII Dodge Of Oelwein visit.
ed her sister. Mrs. J. B. Howe the
past week.
Mr. H. j. Vanfleet Of Eaflville Was
buying stock here the past week.
Misses Ruth and Mary Struckhofl
Of Farley were calling onaold time
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
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Miss Helen Schneider. teacher in
District No. 6. closed her winter term
of school on Friday.
Albert Frentress and wife visited
the formers sister. Mrs. Ike Fisher
on Tuesday. February 22nd.
Miss Lizzie Smith is sick at the
present writing.
James Hutson has decided to farm
his place this year himself and Sam
culbertson will work for Tom Shell.
don on the George. Coon farm.
John Schneider delivered a bunch
of cattle at Greeley on Saturday.
The Bissell and Dutton sale was
well attended and everything brought
top prices.
Winfield LashesS moved on Strong
farm Monday, which he recently pur.
chased.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Rutherford, Mrs. Henry
Parkinson and Mrs. Ed Robson Wis
tied Ike Fishers on Sunday.
viii Goldsworthy moved to Greel-
ey Tuesday. He will farm John
Matthews place this year.
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NORTH MANCHESTER.

Mrs. Ghas. Griffin of Waterloo is
visiting for a few days with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs: N. G. Trench
ard. 5,Sss
Lewis Barnd was home Sunday
He has been on the farm with his
Uncle Frank, for sometime.
The City Charity Circle meets
this week Friday with Mrs. Given
come prepared to sew.
Grandpa Kaltenbach is quite
poorly at the present writing.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
samy Mccoy has been seriously
| Ill but Is Improving.
Mrs. Andrew Hesner has been
lsick for a week or more with the
llagrippe.
Joe Davis has been complaining
for few days with rheumatism and
severe cold.
Mrs. Joe Davis has returned from
Washington, Iowa. where abe went
to visit Mr.. Bell. who is very poorly,
A few Of Mrs. Henry. Waldo's
many friends went in Saturday even
ing to spend the evening with hel
it being her birthday. Mrs. Waldo
is slightly improved.
Mrs. Eliza Gonnell entertained
at dinner last Tuesday. Thirteen O
her friends had a very enjoyable
time. as is always the case at the
Connell home. @ 3
/ Mrs. g. L. Adams gave party TO-
her Sunday school class Of boy
Monday evening. 1t was in honor o
Freeman Chivalier. it being his elev
enth Birthday. The boys had a joll!
time.
Mr.. Raus's family have moved in
to their new home. having purchas
ed the Millett property In MORT
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takAs ana sends the incurable home with
Sst aSking 9 fee freP them. This Is why
hs Shss aeeseTs Esys Sea made oyer ys faS
sh e eegsRsntly successful specialist in
scssaS Il c RFSnsn By eS, the sn
have s'sn b9if!ed the skill Of many physi-
eSanE HIS hospital experience and ex-
ssfs nisn.e Pracloe have made him SO pro-
oisease In few minutes.
~ Treats all durable cases OF Catarrh,
NOSE. Ihr9at and Lung diseases. Eye
eRa Ear bsasmash; LIVER and Kidneys.
ga, Nervous and Heart diseases. Blood
ana Skin diseases. Epilepsy, BriEht's di-
sease and Consumption In early stage;
gans. Liquor. and Tobacco habit. STAN
m , cured and sure method to pre-.
vent its recurrence again. w -
T1I neysr is|sns IExs%s KS tpr h6 Msfh
sgAMAcAI caSks. and, al diseases Of the
sa.s. gag aat aasss' cro.. Eye.
NERVOUS DEBILITY gI
"A Me as ySn nervous and Respondent; veal
fatigued: excitabie and irritable; ea eye!
suhksn. RED and blurred; piMples OF
face; dreams. and night losses; restless
hAEgara tpaklpg; weak back; deposit il
URINE Aaa dTaina ct stool; dtstrustful
IKiVArG DISEASES A SPECIALITY
Structure, elect. spsrmatorrhea. Vari
oocele. Hydrocele. Seminal weakness
and the effects Of early Vice or Excess
producing Emissions. Debility. Nervous
ness, Dizziness. Defective Memory, etc.
which ruins mind and body, positivel,
WONDERFUL CURES
be psfeetsd in old cases which hav
M1 experiments or failures He under
lakes no incurable cases. but cure
thousands given up to die.
GGSS (, g.. Free and Confidential.
pr. wlLAFRI sAALlshsERsER.
zsS eakWesd Boulevard.
CHICAGO. III
Rsssrsnes. orsxsi state BANK.
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score or less. so our informants
say: they took some gentlemen
along, to keep the ,speoks away.
They glided smoothly Ger the snow
as slyly as fox; securely packed
within the rack. like sardines in a
box. At last. they reached the
wished for spot.-the home of Lii
liam Blaker; where they had planned
to spend the eve, and by surprise
to take her. They found hearty
welcome there; and all were blithe
and gay: with song and dance and
merry chat, they passed the eve
away. They ate and danced, they
talked and sang. and cut up many
a caper; l thought 'twould be a
huge joke to put it in the paper.
And when at length the time was
sent they said unto each other,
come, jump into the rack, my
friends, and let's go home to moth
er. They started gaily on the way.
with many laugh and shout: when
all at once the rack upset and
spilled the "Beckies' out They
scrambled to their feet at once.
these nimble lads and lasses. but
some had cracked their craniums.
and some had lost their glasses.
Some backs were broken by the
fall some faces red and CORY, but
none were ''kilt entoirely: all lived
to tell the story. Once more they
got aboard. the sleigh. the horses
withs'a snort. sped on the way
and very soon. they were safely to
port. And now kind friends. a
warning take, from the experience
Of this trip and for your future es-
capades. just charter an air-ship.
4t .
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coLEsRuRe.


February %, 1910. Can February
March? No. but April May.
Miss Gusta Craig returned to Fay,
cite and the o. /. U. Thursday.
e. 3. Peck of Albuquerque, New
Mexico. arrived in the city the first
OF the week. to see his mother and
numerous other relatives and
friends. A,s Sm
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Coon were
guests at thel Alex Moser home
near Strawberry Point during the
week. They returned home Tuesday
and were accompanied by Mrs. F..
Coon, who had been there for a
week helping the Moser family to
get settled.
William Adams made a business
trip to Dyersville the first Of the
week.
Messrs. Cyrus Craig and James
Haven were calling on Greeley folks
Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Grimm Of osterdock
was an over Sunday guest OF
friends in the burg.
Miss Annie Flynn entertained "a
company Of friends at her home
south Of town Friday evening. A
Jolly time is reported.
The subject for the sermon al
the, NJ. E. Church next Sunday
morning will be Loyalty to Christ"
In the evening Rev. Western will
preach on "How to Become A
Christian. All are cordially in
vited.
i Prof. and Mrs. Wisdom are enjoy
ing visit from the latter's mother
Of Bloomfield. Iowa. &c !.
W. s. Page has been, on the sicl
list for few days. Hope it ma!
not be for long.
i Quarterly meeting services wer
held at the NJ. e. Church Saturda,
afternoon and Sunday. DR.. A. M
Billingsley was present and deliver
ed the sermon. which was much en-
joyed by those present.
Twas on a bright and moonlfgh
eve. the stars were IN the sky;
J when "Beckies'' donned their sur
day clothes, and northward the
! did HE. Their numbers were
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KARLYl.lLLE.

/ Dr.. 8. 8. Douglas returned from
Denver Tuesday, accompanied by his
sister. Mrs. Leonard and three chill
dren.
Malo Dittmer was in town Sunday
enroute to Manchester where she is
attending school.
Rev. Slocum Of Epworth occupied
the pulpit in the NJ. e. church Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pulver Of Delhi
were in town Saturday.
A. NJ. Cloud Of Manchester was
In town Friday.
The Epworth League held bust.
ness meeting and social evening at
the home Of Miss Matte Murley Fri
day evening.
Little Cora Klaus, daughter Of s.
w. Klaus was on the sick list for
the past two weeks but is now on
the way to recovery. = ~
Bertha Staehle arrived from Cedar
Rapids Saturday evening for few
days visit with home folks.
Mrs. j. H. Hamper left for her
home in Arlington Monday after a
weeks visit with friends here.
Died at her home in this city, SUN
day evening, February 81, Mrs. Henry
Nieman, aged 81 years. Mrs. Nieman
was devoted wife and mother, a.
kind neighbor beloved by all who
knew her and her death will bring
sorrow to many. During the past sum
mer she was very. i'll for many weeks
but rallied enough to be about since
last fall. About a week ago she was
confined to her bed again and on
Sunday evening answered the final
summons. Besides her husband and
family she is survived by her broth
err. Casper Niederfranke of Straw
berry Point and her sister, Mrs. Viii
liam Niemen of this place., The chill
dren are Mrs. Frank Hawker of
Spring Branch, Mrs. Ambrose NIGEL
meel Of Greeley. Henry OF Manchester
Mrs. Frank Gienapp, Mrs., John Wendt
and Charles of this place. Martin Of
Manchester and Louise at home. The
funeral will be held from Lutheran
church on Thursday morning.
Mrs. A. B. Healy left for Du-
-buque Monday morning. From there
she will go to Mason City to visit
Mr.. Healy. who is i'll at the 1. o. o.
F. home at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dare have moved In
to rooms on the east side of the
Rennie building.
Charles Staehle leaves this week
for Dakota.
Miss Verna Tietge returned Friday
from visit at the home of her broth.
er. Leslie at Des Moines.
Mr.. Henry Nagel of Arlington will
work for James Hunt during the COM
ing season.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Luz
theran church met at the home of |
Mrs. Bottcher on Friday Of last week.
About 35 were present and very
nice time is reported.
The Power of the CrossY a
drama will be given at the city hall |
on Tuesday evening, March 10. It'll
is play that appeals to all classes
Of amusement patrons. Plan to at
tend.
Misses Eva and Ella Smith were
pleasantly surprised at their home on
Thursday evening, byia number of
their young lady friends. 4
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Meth odist Episcopal.

The pastor will give an illustrat,
ed sermon at the evening service
next Sunday evening.
It Is expected that revival meet.
ings will begin about the middle o,
the present month.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-02
CHURCH NEWS and ANNOUNCEMENTS
Baptist.

The subject of the Sunday morn
ing service. will be-Experiences
preaching the Gospel in the West
Among College Graduates. Cowboys
and Indians. The evening subject
viii be-Diagram Showing Four
Judgments of Scripture. Every one
Welcome.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-02
NOTICE sPRoBATE OF WILL
State of Va. DelewAre county.-ss

To all Who lit May Concern:
q You are he ~ notified that the last will OF
Bernard Hlnrich Vaske deceased has been fled
opened and read. and Monday. the 8 day 81
March A. d. 1910 at 10 o'clock a. m. fixed as the
time. and the Court House in Manchester
the place for hearing and proving the same.
WIZ my hand and seal of said Court this
I JAMES BISHOP.
Clerk District Court.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-02

The subject of the morning ser
mon will be-Things Surely Rehev
ed. The evening subject will be-
The Life Of Matthew the Publican.
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eonoreuationaI,

The regular church services will
be held next Sunday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-02
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
J. W. Durham
YoRAN 4 xQRAN.

.AFTQNRRys AT Law. office owe.
Hgtehinaan 4 Atwater's hardware store
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-02

Woman Owns Household.
The wife In Abyssinia always owns
the house and contents.
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|.Dr. WiIbeIt ShaIIenbergeI

TIL Regular and Reliable Chicago
Specialist, who has visited Manches-
ter. every month since 1901. will be
:. tia Clarence House. Manchester
Tuesday, March 90.
Hotel esdney, Independence, Mar. 50,
tone day only and return once every
sa days trem 0 a, N. to $3.50 p. m.
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,oRMAN eRc

DENTISTS. office on Franklin street
north Of the Globe hotel, Manchester
Iowa Dental Surgery In ails its branch
81. Makes frequent visits to neighber
:ag towns. Always at office on Satur
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=. "A. pEARaE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND COL,
LECTOR. All business entrusted I,
him given prompt attentinon. Office II
City Hall Block. second floor.
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Manchester. IL
Mrs. Rosetta Parker and children
visited their uncle. Sam Kaltenbach
over Sunday. aes -
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sTArEMENr OF THE CONDITION
. ofthe Dundse Savings Bank

0reanized under the laws of Iowa. loes ted al
Dundee lows. in the Count Of Delaware 1t the
close o. business on the 10th day Of February
A.. Y 1910; made to the Auditor Of State as g.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01
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denver ! nioa Stock Yard-. March
~ Receipts of cattle last week
were very Rled and demand strong
Towards the close Of the week. how
ever. the market went of some. ~
,ng 10 bag declInes q; all eastern
pants. Hest cattle we're weak % a
d'me lower and palmer Kinds IO q,
slc of Good 10 choice steer. sold
al 50 30 30 : 81 and fair 10 good at
s6tn ,o 6 30. Good COWS broaght
-. 81 % Solo and fair 10 good
solf at Sl75 - $5.45 Stock COWS
broaght $3.50 30 SI.35 Feeder
aud stocker trade was fair One
bunch a choice steers sold D. 90 %
heed lots al 50 90 freight paid y ifh
buis Of the good 10 choice steers at
$3.50 30 $500 and fair 30 good al
$40 % S51j The eastern feeder
markets Suffered badly late last week
and While prices here are lower. this
market Is still relatively higher than
the river markets. Today's receipts
4.'s0 Market steady ON best 10 ] Sc
lower on plain kinds A bunch Of
fancy cows from the Arkansas valley
sold at SO ~, the highest price paid
thIs season
W n. FULTON
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01
w n FULTON.

10 the Stackmen Of Western Colo
RADIO:
We, the undersigned stockmen ol
Colorado, realizing that the enumer-
atlon Of the live stock, ON the ranges
of the Western states, is important
and that the actual number and val
ne of said stock is essential both to
the government aud to stockmen in
general; and having heretofore satis-
he'd ourselves that whatever infor-
nation Is given TO the enumerators.
regarding the live stock holdinrs Of
individuals or corporations, will be
absolutely confidential and not i'm
parted 10 any other department of
the government; therefore, make
earnest request of all the stock men
to give to the erumerators, of their
respective districts, the actual num-
Der and value of stock owned or
under their control
We also urge upon the stockmen
TO cooperate in all ways possible
with ii. j. Baird, Of Delta, super.
visor of Census of the Second Colo.
RADIO district, which comprises the
Western twenty nine counties # the
state.
The Cncompahgre Cattle q Horse
Growers Association. Montrose
John j. Tobin, Pres. +. W. Mon
ell, Sec, A. W. Galloway, Treas.
W. A. Gillaspey, Pres State Asso.
Gnanison. Gunnison Stock Grow
ers Association, Gunnison, (R. II.
Andrews, Pres, C. l.. Stone, Sec. }
and thirty eight other prominent
stockmen of nearby counties in
Western Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01

Ne Raae IN i,eSs papers thai
an.sns new b,ssld4nG- planned fur
thai csiy this -'sIamssr IS a handsome
two story brlak. wlsn which traHs
~ EIerrsck vii replace has pre-eui
frame Store husi<isae Mr. tierrIek
Is dosa0 very vel indeed there with
has e.gar stand and billiard ball, and
lasi season bsIlt large brlck add
tioa ON the rear of kis loi. at thai
time planning the pow proposed Ina-
prosemest Harry Faulkner Is as
ssstsne kIm IN the store nov
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01

Fort Morgan Herald: This fall
Judge Steele, who for years was the
only man who stood for law and not
corporation anarchy in this state.
viii have to be reelected and il
seems to us as though it should be
unanimous. At least he should be
unanimously re-nominated bv the
democratic party, and then there
will be no doubt as to the result at
the polls. The people we believe
will defend their rights by the cleo
tion OF Judge Steele by the largest
majority ever given 10 a state official.
lie is now backed up by four more
good Judges and can do the people
more good than in the days OF Pea
body and anarchy, when all Peabody
needed To know about an appl,capt
for the appointment to Judge of the
Supreme Court was that he would
decide an the Smelter trust, the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron Co, the railroads
and the Denver Utility Corporations
wanted him to and he was appointed.
Those days are passed and gone, but
the people should rise up and unan-
imonsly re-elect the Judge who in
the face of snch a condition stood up
and gave the people some of the
strongest opinions ever delivered by
any Jsdge. Ii will be remembered
that Philander c. Knox, nov Secre-
tary OF State in Taff's cabinet, but at
that time Attorney General of the
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01

I nssed States said of tie decisions
of Gabbert. Carapieil. Goddard aud
the rest Of thai piratical crew that
such DECISIONS Mere no auly not IN
accordance wIth law. hni thar man
who made shem was breedIng an
archy, and was moi hi 10 81 un the
bench. whtle be- ceanflimeuted ia the
heartIesf terms the dis-eutlRg
sp,nions Of Judge Steele.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01

II G iapseatt tells us thai he will
begin WORK a. census eHumerator
Apr'l l1th, and hopes 10 get through
M the two weeks allowed for this
important work M towns However.
he can get more time II II is re
quIred
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01

Beri Dpllsrd had a $500 horse
ruised SUNDAY night. The TIE strap
had a snap IN ~, aud the horse put
her trout foot over the strap 50 that
the snap caught aud pulled the ten
sions lause from her hoof
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01

Haacsakl-~ Eiss..la -Js,hH Nas-
lana tIss seak psFek--~ea she ODD
France phase frum IA teftsne
This Is q epod ranch ana h h,caiea
ga Cotsanwo0d and makes an aa-
sssral.la p..ls. ,r e5ther stock % frasf
eroeane
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01

o~lac ts .a..sH yax- 1sage SHACK
elfsra hs~ pa-spsnea ne c,HEt aerns
a. .souzra-e D. begin 3iav -
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01

Adams Bros. have broaeli IN sew
thoroughbred Percheron stallion.
shipred from Ill,nols "a - a fae
tive wear old. weighing about lf;Oo
They basgbt the animal especially
tor fheIr uwn use
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01

ossray bssassors have bssep PoEsI-s
snsiy aiser a susel4ar fE -eSers.i
wears. and q = uoW understood tia;
the Res saseiser euGsI,apS. reprs-eni
ed hS hssnsss- Shseay has sieclaea -
bald there shs- znnsner
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-01

u " Estes Is building a large
barA ln the rear of hlS home on
tsetrgla avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-13

.Afi campaign contributions tn excess
'nf xiH ami rneir Disbursements
He mu-f Aiso rse Mifhlu t4lrfN Nffs
fgiln& iDe ffe .irs tinn 8 nu7i sworn
eftte mfur. THE statements must eun-
l8iu fnc ane nf donors and aguaanis
given iu ra-fs Nlete mufs than 500
IL Aistr I'll fss "a l-ss lAisn thar
amount the aggregate most BIT faf-
nisaea.
n the fHst ~ exg4uGlturts. tae
anne ~ Nrssaus 10 Mhptu Fuarey j.
faia must he rifrn ir 80 rasss heft
iht amorut eess 4iN 8na $50 G4s
af amounts less thAu ihat NuNInt.
the 4sre most 81 Published
The p~tlisitf frnsttt0 tur inia unn ~
Wee lan ~ q fine ps mar mrre ihAan Si.7l
attr
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Acn vi fftarwarf aevelutsA yhat SOFA
were fully prepared Wflh iaets rie-
ufss and ptfr trnrg -xnftt4rN rs Ns
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II r. nsst 81 nl choosing. thaf I'm
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Ny. fta&t1 At3iea fhAf 1ru bic nsfd
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ne hail gssls1 aerrtfar9 HafhnRer nf tAse
fact nud Had eanEerrta a,tA au4nsaf
80 heth sides Letter. ht M Us aYs-
aver a. y ane ssion from Nf Nerfffr
tfIut ~ AaI Msrf.h ,eaaeaaL a4ter
power 81 ! NilA hsm.
tn g&4e r4allreet examination I'D taa
witness .AfterusF Pepper f.uan se-
ferrfnr Wt fAa rs ssntetus rAz
tA hn.e t4enn us.se fst @aersanps Ftal-|
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pnbitt defsAin fhA suas ln Montana
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warr48nt ths further rtsertuisrn ~ she
1agds
vp9 yep knuw sf ANS saen ad4ie
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witch the president rffe ssf a. tAf
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reclamation seregre hs8 recommended &
returning 81 fhe UuDifD f8nlaiH lan4
That hasf ~ vufsr pswH4 .sges sn H
Mr.. Pepper aeeam referring ta nf3nft,
isttsrs along fhs me line
- 1iagnF F7iHf f-rfefruFf~a. aeefag3nst
flans Ai inst ground nuf been enf
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ir Hfis P5re-Tar-HOrer IS the best
SHOWN reUFiF Ia NOT experiment
ger fhe Eeuaiue DR. Bells pm. Tar
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LOBSTER PALACE
PLACES BAN on DIXIE

tHfrr Caio March te-A aai
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to play Dixie because Ell the dis
tarbance ID creates We can't hanile
the crowd when the band PLAYS Dix
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stre start Dixie ann instantly Is
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The Modern Method Man.
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Fire Insurance, Secretary Mutual
Building Association. Phone 49i,
217 Ia West Central Avenue.
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Medicines that aid nature are al
most successful Chamberlain
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. Ii
loosens the cough. relieves the lungs.
opens the secretiuns and aids allure
in restoring the system 90 "a healthy
condition. sold by an druggists.
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