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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06
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8 COO 8nie OvesLsf 10. c6Ma4afss
Ris,nstl. Va. III is-rls sal,
II Mrs Hester A. shope agsii st tie
virl,nis s9iil Va al P1sar Don
D !. t,r 81 co tau,xss VS. began IL
ths oir,utt .1a-t tDiss Mrs, 5h ,pe
allie e. tbs, she vas ej,,tai f-1n =
trolley ,ar aft r tau ieriug s bill 10
Day neut Of t.re sllioh the tnc-
s,r ssospted. later retaruiug 1t *ish
It's state neut that hs h,1 NJ chsls2s
All thst@rs,sss arg pail her fare 2
N 1st Ieivs the car
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06

ai,nn,a Vi. Js,il.-ts Wi
.aa ,au u 4 tJiay that o vinx 70 tsss
1:reass 10 cri mes due lsrgel t. tbs
Is, II rssol .ers. lover ,or Mann will
.oon nsSSf ths State LegislAt are 70
iva carrying Of pist IL male psdi-
teatiary ofsnss
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06

Bolivar. N. T.. Iaa. IA marvel
,as freak Of nature. exciting mncs
,uriosity here, is.x calf hosn q the'
farm Of Zedekih Jthnacuvills, n
io,ivai. N. T., which II scrmst ~.
.sps, that its akin ID wrong do oct:
ne fur beine pezs the body md ~
lad .'intsrliniugr expossd. nac'
& or the styls of :. pais Of Qhristug.
isteua Mr Johnsoaville win =
.,yor TO raise the animal and xpa1
.tuate the spesieA - ~ s.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06

Pre- report nf Mrss- Virgin
ireiusr.- the ustron sho 70 thst a.er
IRE 1885 callers fro II the county 1q !.
Oscanbsr and a7s from she cits
6a8 oack ages AMI So suii cases -.we'
ken -are Of and II babies locke
s.er while mothers did their sho
l9 ss %'
rh,ss sho nav, hsips1 In thu p,
1ov ssk-1 70 sons forward
.axpsnses ,f':9lt
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06

Troy, n. Z, Jan 8. The entirs
business portion aui part Of the resi-.
Dental, scsioo Of Granville. Wash
instou county. WAS sept by frs early
lt,l.y. aui q conservative essf nsts
81 .ces. the loss at $s50. coo The hre
w.s discovered shortly after mid
uigbt, 10 clothing store on MAIN
street con1uotei by Barnsy Yanklo-
wits ri
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06

As a gift to your friends. sweet
heart or parents. we think there is
nothing more lasting and becom-
ing for tne money than one OF
OUR RINGS.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06
MILLIoN-D0LLAR FIRE
Flames Wipe Out Entire Business
block in Little Rock

DIVA ~ ASAeesS Se~
Lissls Rock, Ara January s-fifs
,risia.tips in the Hollsnbers y asa
,.l onpauv's building destroyed an
,atiYe block Of business houses i'ere
his % orning, the loss on the b1tdtngs
All ssosxs of tho goo1s . mounting to
81. on. oo H..
The business hoases destroyed were
the Holieubarg Musical Oonpsny,
Ja,ksou Haui,y Furnishing Go npauy.
e D. Brasey Hardxsrs Go npauy.
Askiuez and Marine, clothiers;
Lord Arms Co npsuy, ]. d Martin
Arms Conpauy and the AEkansaa
Water % npauy.
Tue barus 1 buil liu2s we're owue1
BY GOV Donaghey, tbs Fulk estate
AM tue Elizabeth Shsai sstate.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06

OWES ~ veaIs m Business carry everything TO be found
1irstcass Liquor House and guarantee everylnm81 SELL
i handle only goods that can s'ano every 'es''
s4a Tom Franey's Special Price List u
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06

Norfolk. W : Jan. - X marriage
1 interest thfoashont viIRisis and
was quietly solsnSise'
assasy afternoon 1t 8 o'saatA ~ the
Nc Of Mrss-ae14ifAn 4 y Fhon. In
,oklsy .iar tsBsswhsa her iaugttte',
,ss ucy AatansrF Thorn, beca ne Che
,fa Of ,jlsreaoexA Nsf Of chs CIT.
az. D. FrancissO stein nets, OF
,,ri,t Epfsoopst euhnreh, perfor ned
/, ssreshouy as'ss9s IS sae's'
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06
Southern RoiiMaY,
N. B.-The following sch' Sille nsnr'.a
are published onlg 81, ,nfsss1lal ioIi
81 and are MT guafantees' Scedust
e i ass sin:sfieet - ~. ~ ;ssls.s ae

! teaxs Ehaiiotttsvltie ~ seliows:s 4 y &
i e1asas axstyy II. 50sss sts. ,sssS4ose1 aszQl
1 ween Weshingtoa. and -hanyh.es sse
No. 2ey4daily,S5sl0 f., ms~ BlsynSsqsss \
nam Special. THROUGH cpat = 81
nd sleeping car % Coiunstis, So van
an and JacksoAviIIe sleeping Cas-
q ur,,sta and siken- Sleeping cas-
Dining caJ ervjce-l IT,
Isl. to. California times weeks
No. IS, dairy, Il. ~ p. M S.' Fss1
sNaf8ss f3fst Glass coschef ssads dfsss "a /
room sleeping carlo Eewis(5 Esssns
{ No. Il, daily, i.o5 =, d. New YorF sf|
chattanooga Limited (vIa LynchbTfN
EsirstlcFass coach aIia sleeping cssss
:{oanolxe, Knoxville Chat aaoos.
! Sleeping car 10 New .Oi eaas. s1l 2
$ No. s s daily; i.42 a. IN. New Tcrs
AtianfSAnd New Urieai's 3-saSlssd =
/; Niiman train, club andssobseF ISL
/ sllsss TO Atlanta and Neys igrisa
I keniHR cars. to- .Asheyille, Ailanf
+ VeW 6fleslls. Sleeping car to'tnf
+ dt5&s Mnine eaf serviea7s IS .
lzs25 am: daily Memphis -ailecs
lsilhraalgh sleeping cars alsI coaohes
| roanoke, Knoxville, On attano0gA
/ Mef6phfs. Dining car sryi,l NJ :si
b. TfSins 4SaA Il n affisoi, cary .'g}ss
l.ngtna 6. 40 n ursfweeki ~ ts;;s I. !
u M daily; arrive Wash " I.
! F y e.; i ;9ss /. ~ gosi 2 e.
,hfg8 3oasa ,ts@ alg;@
md 3.@ p. q xeeyss -
is0nhprg: ss.s
\ M, resi- CO ssxfAs "
+ sImmsdiaie col liz lsSe IL j y a.
stsy nsks Washington 3 m
|IBe fmore, Pslslsiefph ~ aud &.
II 80 H;l(,ouuss .shix
5 ). IL. If eick pass. TEs
IN. F.IMry, GeiI Pass Az
r. Il Blown. Gen. AsstH
ID 81 vasssS Washs nst sssG
&C. .Sfft
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06
Mi. IA .sae iseast's> has 70 ara =
a /, S63 ai Efee alter u visit here 10
ssaffH6o4tfaa

sfs..llsss. a ~ i,aas''.~ has re ura . 2
"a /, SS3fi]I4 kktse alter u visit here 10
MISS! keats.t.o,..
s,-.....sEs,sa. asa l. NJ.
- 80 t2sssstsAs, rFr f.
IA ~.
.,ss.i Ii, ~
50 b saes2a 1888 s55
81, q ;3ss1.a = ~ sses
z -s1nsfets 81 p
tssss,irastyea ssls2 AL us Ell
a,sIgss ..7@ ! srst5 Is ii
ha..HHssss .t 4sFsssz H.. g
strssJeSss .assa "a aa FL
''sssss ~ E;;sg2s1 '''' f'' .
Iys. d ssl= aaa Mss Vic >
~ lsFs-SrssFas srrstaessl ton ooaoar
whsfs thss IA b. n for sons Il ~
vsilI6 IT -. 49,;
Misses IasSarst AL Ena. assl
gggsCn have tet1rue1 srs nj
here tAsy yisitsd their ANT. !.
So. H...looIsy e2,s
81 Mr.. Hen ierson 8s.f-.-'Es'ts ses's
I'd eoIUornefl yaster 'sy h in ose3
]. here for the to!i1s :, s'sa
mother. Mrs. .iisp,ia Ni'ls,e.7. y.s
s Miss.S,slia. Kin1es wses to Hl's.'
I "a oud.yssssrd ~ to spsni some time
wishfrfe rts.T-
MI. Rusf 81 = Naa had q
v,sitins Capssia aus Ars Sn'a
tbs Stannroa, Military Aosis nv, IL
vastarisy for Nashiagton aa1 Mr.
A. Small want to Florida.
Mrs. ]. L. Gieaves. who spent SO ne
time here with Col. Glsaves, left yeT'
tsrday for South Caroliua'
Mrs. Fred Earmau a 1 baby nav
rasurnea to Clifton Forge after visit
ing relatives here
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06
S,eepless Night.

Many q nights rest is spoiled bv IRE
quent fits of coughing-somelimes o'
g mereiickling in the throat that Is ;
annoying as 10 prevent sleep. Kemp
t5afsam will cure coughs II any meo
cine vii, and will relieve The irritati"'
In the throat. For all throat and tlins
troubles take Kemp's Balsani. Drus
gjsis sell il sl25c and SOC bottle.
m-ga
sgen,s-afe making $50 toS2OO wee!
IL with our new substitute fo. ,ie'
usschines. SHARP MFG CO.,
-ic4aF l2s Sixth Ave. n. I
) We 'asIss -. ". Pts
CUHHlES & PlISON
eA.t~rnave md Counea'o-
AT-LAW
- NV an.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06
Nos. s,ed For i z Hours

Spring Hill, Jan 2. MT. >. -,
O ,apleu, Q wuer of the roller NH
b.re.ru ,ture1 an artery while co1g :
inv AMI for ia hours blsi fresly fro,
she nose before the doctor su,ceeae'
II checking it
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06

81 ii ~ s.ss5yssw ssss ss fssldass
~. ,ssss5ssys4 L ~ ySsasss o
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06

n z = Z .'5Fz ~ q :
svssgss (. 4sss - II
Essiae.s.9 10 s-.sA 81. "
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-14
GREEN VIC RMs DESTROYING THE
n: HI sslAN !; THIS TIE '8S555

Il
:s:$ Bert 3 gfllgr ninent
farm from brad brough to his
office Afond eReral specimens Of
Russian !, Il thistle that had been almost
eaten up reen VIZ inch Ion 8.
He's lsofS5 sbrough q mum Of the
worms 81 t ms had
made ma their ppearan nee During the last
day ofS%5tWo. til at time had
DESTROYED none the a$;a lsres.
ARE Just mi lion them on the Rus
sian 80 Ties on lla was tor
summer IA lloNirl and they cleaned
out a patch of Rms 81 an stiles eighty;
ont IN tRo$ sd me arner
noticed them IL Id sStha he was
SploYin at del ant
attacked tthistles cross the
road Rygmy was loss to-
know where they came from, Or anne
of the worms, and he was sWorr 6 as
little for fear that hey Dai at attack
n the grain later on. He Thought that
they mi ht prove u esodsend il they at-5
tack only Russian thiatIes AZ the conn-si
is pretty wen infested with those
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-14
business Won init Of It. CAM i'm
aggine an cuisines Of puta ble ma
tire that would not prof the ightt
adYeftis ga' Il
!. 4 d 81. EsTR D Win q is E3 8 as.

cores pond lent ofttihe hiladelp hia
st Jason
Il AMI let Il Fl method
rid
tnirt defs
all these ta lets an cas-
soluble pre- rsati oT sof Biehl tories sof
arm IN
ies cline
and IS 81 tui tine to- All tlle bot
81
1ssi S. ierce AZ sound cork ~ tn 4 qaiill
s72stl from came brl1sh ITS
best cork m II IA 8bottle and
8go work mo light
~ near gu or the room
gently sha king the bottle q
stream off the a ixture can be directed
into cracks in orss basel board s cor
Eners and seams MAJ esses, etc,
itlhont waste soff3 mess. III what
II is fer$ aroslnd than IA ttfle
have never kllo WI this meth;;
Eosl and 4 have had exp erienee.'s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-14
Fl W VI q 3 " z ~
ADV I E !: !: / !, SIN / g:


public press
is 81 IL corpo Tationss
a ity
eIt 81 fesse "a I
pr9esis .
dent the
were cor per r:s
Ibis, rather
zeal las ort;-
science Il shtss han 4
sto the dom {.
81 on broad
mo pol
Eess seeks annels pub
opens hIea Tfe ness make AS u
pose the he
BAR
ia corp ton takes
the people int conf dence itSpaTes
the for 4 peaeeft ffuture and sat-
iisfactory sssEsSSs,t3
DobbsS Isl head sof large
patent mediei neS once IA ands%eX pends
Ess258, 600 yearls ttlae al ly neWspaper
hof Arneriea he 81 an Az
asyerfiser because ae belieNe IS that sis
4 D1leS
a1ns some times he'd by bust bus
mess lnen Id would ikesto
dYertise do not sno how said
4 Dobbs ant throw y
round sort
SEuns olvahle by the ayerag man They y
4 seem to think ad rtIse con con
vincingly they 81 iindslIge III stunts
ometh hing out of me Vfla q
4 ii falacy Using IA ~
Hall syollr and iirectly
II tie lersta able. 81 eyergssia5
tsafough Il ne Hum Nat goss
III the Peep 10 ON WI, react
the syoBs conc slsness
eacll hem TO 4fees our lerchail
L as youS Ell fae als
q are our tore be- sur
mere dual
aim a ffor
here are others ssa they aT,
terestsd Id ana lievt
1 iit,8 Blu, thin thes
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-14
S i, Or # ] ia /
.IE oRkE,as WI I. e COM e.

!:DeEi Pa he wi enj osy visit rom
the Grand lFork SautomobH q club Aug
damned IA tour
as9Ifol &; to
I.alsot 9 and on to Dew as second
:aayss Devils. SI and Bot
.tinsauii ID Be tttinaau to Gando
and ,anssl u E an don it'd
d HON q rand Forks
s *As dlund, secretaf Of Grand
d Climb has zen ding
with the differen elubs salon the
route. eStllne Ious sa11toss long HE
5li1lesW Join ran g partE
and each stop they MI pc enter
Stained bys CONNIE reial club and
leading business 81. here vii be
numerous dies ttlae part is
usual Devils win sp1lt forth her
best foot and ente the friends
from Grand ere is always
the kndliest feelings coop ion
sbetWeen tbs: two cite and the greatest
tors from either her
&.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-14
COL IERss B n &

all tticls appearing "a OILERS
dine Jun md r ion
of ore Stat losEs
regard tto in = q Iasnleya
dan oeakef of the "A house dur
ING tle 22th Ieat ~ me
inc weeks ago Col
Hers son and NehIas had
ssasdop TEN KS rect nrim aries
III reaid IIanley.
Is1Sss o rth Dakota iegisI;
Iatslre riites ss y y tle
sess ~ 4 9eff ttha lsota egfss
3, anon legls:
EEIati IS ena
||Syislii iila tion siels
f.ss the CONVEX ion asld
Enfoyi ing ssion voters
10 Eofs caoice ssaIld resis
and 81
h sinit h siniIne doomed bs
lEths casseI ii porter tor oyernor
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-14

VIVA az ONE Y
fargo eourier people ofI
i D q,
tsWay ant eirS pu II ass neY
shown To bet liter az anita
tWossd edi tors ana
n families
1 de eve lollll ent a Eat eannot be1
retarded net when sue eop III bss
hind hin the and Sthea
Z irnpl oVemen its past years
4 seem zen but the ronnise 1off great
t. come
n Hettinge Igrrald heS people sofi
u Devils LAX are at leased the edit
best of an. Oh We
atm the the
corlYen tion q sssyf as sone boopdy On
hand see were the
best the Sscit ford sd. ~ visiting:
4 Ss1adie were given 81 spe ciaIs receipt ion
the ladies' OF The city biles;
were AT the ddisp osal of the visi tors at}
alls times and sonle ffts machines
were in seryi carry the people to5
\ and from he scIaautt aud ia AZ
Il Devils Lake people are certainly tto be3
5congratnl Hated on eff fine hot els and!
! . their ability for success sfull hand Hing
COW entions are 4 great enter
81 tanners. Receipt ions, bail games and j.
big dance and the fine trip out ;ttot# the
lake gave every & an excel lent OPP
i portunity Of getting acauainted and en-
joying q most 50 cial time. Rah for De
wills Lake.
Bathgate PINK Pap 81 The enterprise
the citizens De ne Wis Lake has built
a Which Is ood 81 look
srnany t1ne bail pu llics ana II
watts Of most pleasing hitsctural
designs, broad well ept5 streets and
an the adYantag es 81 mo ernit Some
offs the most lbeaalt fuII country homes
to be found the please ana
asfas cinate On brief xeursio ns over #thle
countr oads; autauqua al
titltion s. Which the whole state
feels; justly located con
venient istance tthe, At with
ample cilities ffor passing e 3.Ssand
from offers "a peacefu restfu ness ssin1
hos pitable ground dst its stately
Ri trees and emerald sdl1Te, @soff
81 lake and hich mus ven
and hold him sskss
res ana cornmu 81 Train
service are FL;
sonv and from every
fsread 3
Devils i1nIns s1lf
phsysica1 adYa II
not ent most t rs
enj tentio i
ssh I,
II nifty OF sthe bus ess5s prpfes
sional and is
dies enter
taining ana naa n At n
perYat1et
aver spis7 81 81
hospi tp tflil
HUH II
lllll IS ntent Xxi '
doas sSIt
hat \ al
81 Devils Isak
tends Sa 1l4
Kind nesses q
Dir hsarts en mad
al 81 speople shea aeeon
sssssss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-14

Hail struck icinit of Warwick
on ssaturd ay last GU sWath
about d mile wide and three miles long.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-14
MAD A d GOOD WITH
EDITORS 9
Lauditory Articles n the State on E.a
tsinlnenf eony sntion Delegates
bat zof55 hem say

4 hem 4 say
don einotc ri &:
3, oFthl Whoj
lives .Ooa
more 900 bust heat
than would q ha oadss
they have the there;
being te nine tents a ton as
mile where here ~ I'VE cents.
~ farn ~ 5000 bushels OF
wheat Will All
EeFqtla amount her haul which
fioubl les the above $12Q 90: n Then again
IEsas#goodS road On ahich heavy hauling
Eean he done eli ice ii best
Instead El ofS when tlae al ali The
5000 road a1so creases the value of
THE shl land atl 90 acre. The5
Es So eon on lions are improved by the
EgoaodI road q nth ecomes easie
come and go
Russo sentine But over and
above bt'' these 81 tural and busin ess5 ad
ssyantages isEf found the test factor
lin In bringing about the phenome al add \
anceme1lt 81 Devils ne natur
aalaand business assets will not make
4 a place q thriving and pros erous city,
unless mil has back Of this a spirited
land rogressiye lass Of people 81 De-
wills Lake has these people, and inathis
sEpa sl ocular it, IS most ortunat e. The:
1 people of the city are steadil y, per-
sistently pushing it into the front rank
4 Of North Dakota cities. No opp rtunity
4 to demon trate to the outside world
1.-The adYanta and future possibilities
4 of Devils S1a AXE Isl ever passed up by
Eits citizens sno ource of adYe rtising
4 4is left unused t.: help place the city
among The for nost q its size. in the
sEcolntr The spiiir.ii q its people will
I5EEspell great sue ess for Devils Lake,
land IS natural dustrial social and
educational adyantag esS willss5s attract
people from al 81 the globe. 4 II q
due time Devils AXE maj be- expected
ssI3to take its place as the metre polis and
lchief distribu TING. point ofS the tate d
Other imp rttantt actors inS the}S I'D
1l;buildin III evil y ake ore sits splendaid
schools AMI rches and ITS fearless
i 3 Inter- ocean thee
,ssEptonee neWspa sIs ANS county
/ the Dali o1rn Al has alse
4 ell abtished fol. years
&; have been fol11ld con istent1y boosting
lever ent prise nding Improve
ana socials con- ions Devil giEls
Histabli shing u eir editorial poll
sIfcies 81 anti III
Eafdliatic iittlls rathef thai
hes
q papers one pspnd
evils 81
tlSiAsa
ether head!
81 81 oFernmen
Mi mad e1nies am the laW
lemef !, ION hes resi- eet 4
sSeitizens who ghts ~
tl
Es,,,al NE SI1iI, Iish eG BOTH sIaily al
II Els paper has entered 81
AMI room IL
aIs where Sit Mi have spleI
tvs III the other an
u
,aE ss IA III tiVes thousan
every sensass
,5sGIf ~ hs " skn II
q 81 1Se Their Al
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-07-14

sohn AAEalaer snal ges farm ls,ans
ssat yos. can sAs On iii u DIV
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1911-09-01
Electric L.iuht PROGRESS

There is no longer room to doubt
that the homes and business houses
as we'll as the streets OF Laclede
will soon be lighted by electricity.
A half car of material arrived this
week and three cars Of poles are
expected early next week and when
they arrive work on construction
of line will begin at once and a
large force employed. A corps OF
electricians under the direction OF
Manager P. w. Markham began
wiring the houses last week and
have orders enough ahead to keep
them busy for some time. The
first Job was the big Office building
of E.-B. Allen, then the fine re-
sidence of DR.. z. T. Standby, the
residence of M. F. Clay, and yester-
day Attorney G. G. Bigger S home
was made ready and the two resi-
dences of Postmaster Caywood are
being wiredtoday. 1t is thought that
by the time the plant is completed
forty or fifty consumers will be ready
to receive the service. Better lights
is something Laclede has needed fol
| many years and now our people GER
tainly have right to congratulate
themselves because of the opportun-
ity being given them.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1911-09-01

Some radical changes in their
business house are being made by
the enterprising implement firm
of Moberly Bros. The second story
of their main building has been
remodeled and fitted up for the use
of the undertaking department and
that part of their big stock is now
in it's new quarters.
An iron-clad addition 41x2O feet
will be built on the east end of the
north room, making it 81x2O feet,
and this will be used as a display
room for their mammoth implement
stock. Their rapidly growing
business, the result of the high
quality of the goods they handle
and their reasonable prices, to-
gether with their liberal advertising
policy, made it necessary for them
to have more room, and besides the
change will make it much more
convenient to display their stock.
Elsewhere ii the BLADE today
they call your special attention to
some implements that you probably
need just now.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1911-09-01
Public Sale

Having decided to quit house
keeping, l will sell at public auc-
ton at my home near the G. A. R.
hall in Laclede next Saturday
afternoon, Sept. 2, at 2 o'clock, all
nv household and kitchen furni-
ture. Terms: Sums under $40,
cash; 6 months credit on sums over
$40 on bankable note, without
interest if paid when due; if not
paid when due, to bear s per cent
interest from date.
j. w. TooKER.
Col. T. WEAVER, Auetioneer.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1911-09-01
Col. T. WEAVER, Auetioneer.
Flour and Feed

We have just received a car of
Zephyr -four and feed at the Model.
Zephyr is that classy kind of flour
that makes a large white loaf of
bread and gives just as good salts
faction in pastry work.
In feed we have white and gray
shorts, bran, alfalfa meal. cracked
and ear corn. Give your order to
the Model, where satisfaction is
guaranteed.
Yours to please,
J. B. PATRICK.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1911-09-01
louis 10 piodSOI
]. B. PATRICK.

While running across the rail-
road track one evening last week
Wade Patrick caught his toe in the
rail and fell aerOss the other rail,
breaking his arm above the wrist.
To make your pigs grow quick
feed 60 per cent pure protein tank
age; for sale By Laolede Mill.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1911-09-01
SHORT PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Brief Mention Of Those Who Come and Go
During the Week

NOO' W. OOAOO SpCuI OuAOdy az
st. Louis.
Paul and Mark Lomax went to
Bucklin Wednesday to visit friends.
Mrs. W. T. Dye of Linneus was
the guest of R. T. Dye and family
Monday.
Mrs. Florence Clough went to
Chillicothe Tuesday afternoon to
visit relatives.
Rev. Calvin Allen attended dis
trict conference at Cameron the
first of the week.
Miss Cora Brown of Linneus
was the guest of Miss Eta Power
the first of the week.
Misses Mabel and Edith Hamilton
went to Carrollton Tuesday to
visit Miss Mira Cooke.
J. H. Peer and family of route
two returned last week from a
visit with relatives in Ohio.
Miss HeIga johnson returned
home Sunday morning from a
visit with friends at Mexico.
Mrs. George Bolts and Miss
Mary lIeffler of Meadyille were in
Laclede Wednesday afternoon.
W. T. Cory and little son Joe
came down from their home near
Roger Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Harry Landree of route
three visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ira S.
Gardner in Brookfeld Tuesday.
Mrs. Della Glenn of Kansas City
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Peter Smith, on route three.
rErs. agnes van r1eeB OF TIIIIS-
dale, Mich. is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Jas. Gould and fam
lily.
VIM. McGrew and Walter Num-
of Chillicothe were guests Of Misses
Loretta Clay and Eva Pollard Sun
day.
Misses Bertha and Edna Hawes
left Tuesday for South Dakota,
where they will spend two or three
months.
Miss Bertha Libby went to
Shelbina Monday to visit her
brother, Attorney Harry j. Libby,
and wife.
Mrs. W. Fl. Woods and daughter,
Miss Violet, returned home Mon
day from spending two months
with relatives at Lincoln, Neb.
Gay Mitchell was home from
Liberty last week for visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Mitchell, and family northeast of
town.
Misses Laura and Ella Mitchell
of route three returned last week
from Excelsior Springs, where they
had been for the benefit Of Miss
Laura's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Bruins and
daughter, Miss Gussie Belle, re-
turned Wednesday from trip to
Colorado Springs and other points
of interest in Colorado.
Mrs. M. E. Duncan, who had
spent a month with her sister,
Mrs. L. F. Dye, aud other Laclede
relatives, returned to her home at
Louisville, KY, Monday.
Miss Viva Caywood returned
Wednesday from a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. d. T. Edwards and Miss
Dorothy Smith at Fort Madison
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. McQuillen
rat Burlington, Iowa.
Miss Ruby Hurlbut returned to
her home at Kansas City Wednesday
after spending two weeks with her
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