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The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23
. PLATTE CENTER.
From the sigma.

From the sigma.
Harry Greis-n eft Tu-sdav for ms
, nome Al Woodland. Washington. after
4 SIX Week visit here
Nj. anu Mr.. Fred Hoare. OF Rogers
| ar The proud parents of a new laugh
Ter. born Lil- fore part of this Week
ElenOr r1- SIX Year OIu Iaugrsr Of
NJ. anc Mrs owen Parry. VINO mas
been quite Ill for some TIME with a
SEVERE TYPE Of catarrhal fever. Is now
On The road 10 recovery.
In response "a amrssage announcing
tile serious illness OF her mother. Mrs
joe Joseph eft last Friday Tor eastern
Iowa 10 remain Al her bedside. Ow-
ing 10 ner advanced age. when -
over eighty Years. little lOpe Is enter
CaIn-G Tor her RECOVERY.
Mrs. VI. E. Cronin was most ayr
-aDiv surprised lasL TuesGay When
she -ec=iv-I 4 message saying her
sister Mrs. Pat O'COnn-i!. OF Lrad-
vile. Colorado. whom she laG not seen
N rs wears. would arrive her= Cnat
Gav anu MAKE her anu her family 4
lUng lOOke,i for visit Mrs o COnn-i!
laG Deem MAKING another sister visit
Al hansas City. ana stOpp-d off here
un her vav nome The Meeting Of
, these Two sisters was certainly 4 laDDv
one.
Mr anu Mrs. Marx Car-aTler anu
chi dren. from Madison. sD-nr Monica
night IN Platte Center guesIS of tn-
J0nn " Rely family Al Tie recent
sale N THE T E. HOrC ami N
Merrlcx county Marx bought a piece
of !. anu N a covered wagon drawn
Dv three ln- horses. they Were On
Their wav u IL The family VIII 1--we
IN a the wagon while the ianC IL De-
ing broken anu sOwn I'd wheat The
lanu - three miles from Contra! CiCv-
Frances. The aIne year-oiG daughter
/ Of Mr. anu Mrs. Martin Dunn. NET
with serious accident Monday after
noon. She vas riding a horse anu
driving some other horses N the past
ar-. when ! loose morse Kicked At the
/ horse she was riding anu one Of It's
( feet nit the CIR. on the left l-g caus
/ ing A compound fracrur- rar-- inches
/ below the kne- She fell from the
/ horse Nriere she was found some CE-
/ later BY some n-ignDOl ing boys.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23
HUMPHREY.
: rom THE Democrat

: rom Tie DcIlOcr3I
Mss Leonard VINO was visiting Mss
Josephine Fangnan 4 few DAYS THIS
Week. left Wednesday for Columbus
for a snort visit before starting On her
return Trip 10 Panama
Anton Fangman returned home on
Tues,iav Of this Week from a CrIp I'D
through North DAKOTA. Minnesota anu
Canada. vnere De mas been since the
fore par Of July working IN the inter
-srs Of the International Harvester
Company
The few months Old baDy 10 NJ
and Ms. August We.ser died MonGay
with SOME kind Of bowel complaint
anu the little one was buried IN St
Mars cemetery TUESDAY mrning
The Democrat JOINS N expressing SYM
parn 70 the s0r-owing parents.
Peter Ternus VINO mas leiG the re-
sponsibie position of assistant cashier
OF the bank of Otis & Murpny for the
past two or three years mas resigned;
ms position anu the same took eEf-cron
the I6tn OF this month. Mr. T-rnus
reason for resigning is desire 70 get
into business for himself He mas a
number Of good propositions On hand.
put ss Yet ne has not made I'D MS
mind as 20 the one he wishes 20 az
cent. However. NJ. Tenus' resigna-
ton trum the uanK means rnar ne and
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23
BELLWOOD

From The Gazette
The many friends Of c JuGevine
viii De glad u earn mat a decision
n ms case vnIcn was 1eG Al THE
asst term Of district court vas r=n-
uerec N ms favor
Chris Sites VINO IS N THE Meat
business Al YORK. dropped N 10 Bell
Wool sunday afternoon anu visited over
MONDAY with MS best gIri In
dicarlons ar that he viii not remain
single mucl longer
Jas. Mc.Iarfin Of Omaha anu ms
COUSIN Mss Margarey CaUlry OF Kan
sas City. visited II B-i!woOd SUNDAY
Win relatives: from B-ilvOoG Mar
gerv Went 70 Alexis township "a visit
with. Nj. anu Mrs. L g. Sanrkes
anu M- and Ms r 4 Harris before
returning % her home
l. mas o-e=n a long rine since this
community las been - stirred a. IL mas
tile past few DAYS by the sickness and
death OF Merritt Anderson from lseIa-
nus Merritt haG stepped on nail 1-c
MS parents naG Used Means AZ hand
10 prevent trouble from the wOUrI-
anu II see.neI 70 De healing Nicely
until Tuesday noon August the Stn.
when he drst complained rnsJ ms
Jaws were a OIL STIFF As ne had
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23

| fallen from the roof OF q shed Moth
/! ing WAS Thought OF IL That night
the stiffness Increased anu back 1urt
a bit nut stu! not mucii alarm WAS
felt, Dur by une next morning the doc
. tor Was called anu pronounced II A.
probably Uetanus. Sui no rea: alarm
Was felt ali Gav "Wednesday. anu up
u midnight the progress OF the trouble.
Was 80 slow a. scarcely 10 b- seen.
when. all AZ once Merit grew RAPIDLY
worse. H WAS born IN B-iiwOOi.
Nebraska. September u. 1897 Was
THE third son OF Mr. anu Mrs Joseph
Nj Anderson. The funeral was hriG
Saruriay. anu Ne Was buried from the
Methodist Episcopal cnurcn.
Miss Lola Earvey ana Lester Love
l-ss We're married Monday II SIX
o clock al the BAPTIST parsonage by
Rev. Frior. The bride IL the Oldest
daugntet. Of Mrs. Mary Harvey Of this
cry. The groom is son Of M.
anu Ms. Y. LOveiess OF near Bell
wood The happy couple will go 10
house keeping on the Ga!lager farm
near Garrison David City Banner.
Primary election PASSED over N
rather guI=t manner TUESDAY. The
iay throughout Was a sc0rcn-r But
few republicans Curnet out 10 The
polls anu the majority Of those that
IiC attend voted tile Democratic ticket.
The struggle n fact. was among tie
numerous democratic candidates for
the Offices OF county Treasurer, county
clerk. clerk OF the district court. anu
sheriff.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23

ms family will leave Humphrey "a
MAKE their home their residence al
some other place The Democrat Is
sOr-y 70 know that NJ. anu Mrs. Ter
nus will leave Humphrey. out wnrre
ever they may iocaIe We NODE they
will enjoy the prosperity they 81
richly deserve Mss Lizzie LuDIsn-r
mas accepted the Position a. book
he-Der IN the bank
II IS back 10 Tile farm for Frank
Atkins. VINO for the past few Weeks
mas been employed A. helper al the
Union Pacific depot HIS father lives
down IN Oklahoma on : nice large
farm. anu ne Recently made Frank 4
Gathering Offer u come home anu neip
out On tn. farm. - Frank left W-,i-
nesIay for Oklahoma anu the farm.
Glen Wash Of Thurman. tiAs state
mas accepted the position Made vacant
0y NJ. Atkins.
Walter HERPES mas purchased the
Cedar Rapids Outlook. anu the new
PROPRIETOR took possession last Week
Owing u Door health Of Editor
Br4nka wife. he found II Necessary
~ move ID another climate. anu The
Democrat NODES that the change viii
result IN the lady ; health being fully
restored. A. EDITOR OF the Outlook.
Mr.. Branka gave the Doodle or CEDAR
RaDIIs = pap-r winch they haG no
cauls- 10 De- ashamed II. Mr.. HrrDes
i amply qualified uO take charge OF
the newspaper anu MAKE 4 success OF
IL Walter was porn ami ra!s--d IN
Humphrey. During the time ms
father ran the Platte County Leader.
Walter GiG most 0f the work cunn-cr-
I'll with getting out the paD-r anu N
TINS way n,- Secuted j Very IlIr idea
Of the business. Since the Leader
was disposed Of the young man mas
been employed n various capacities
on different rirst-ciass paD-rs IN tile
state. 50 that now l- mas 4 thorough
understanding of The business anu THE
Democrat Is SUR that tile peODi- OF
CEDAR RAPIDS will rinG IN NJ. Eernes
4 capable anu absolutely trust worthy
young man.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23
Nnrrlr IT, DEFENDANTS

William !. rilin>- -- Collin. VIE 81 r-IId
Y imam 4. g JIi!u-. IT~t bT CHRISTIAN name IA
S4uNI. s.Jun y Martin Nina Martin nv
.IuilBVu l-iT~ AMI Ir-'l>---~ Of v liam . Coz
.iIis ,ir-,.--us--,i- Inc IHEGUWI 4riT. anu IL
-l~r---- uI .8nu y Martin. i-'.--Is--,I- ne al
EuBWu lt-lF>- .HG lIt-"Isr--~ OF NINA MAI liz
li,-t.-..v-,I. IHkIISVu heir 4Hu ir- ti-~---
~ Phillip Can. Ir'.--aIst-t!- the JTr-tII Anni
llrr ~ America AMI rhumas { JGrIHI a
Trustee Anu III successor, II rust ana
--s.s.G -l,-r--,.I Vii notice. -u-.s her
III lie Iy-..n-J il.rIn II NJ UI>5Tr''T oar ear
S4t-t- l.,.lIr S'-DT-IsTs..- ne petition III -Ir
ILurFsisru--i paInl.I EDD -lr- ~ establish ana
ItI!t-I A. .lss:anst siirn -..L -Icn thereof III
Tie a. az t.lst ,in--E lIr - L1J fhrr-- 80 II
Bloc. E.EntV seven -. n he :ltT 81 CptuIn
1tls F'.aILr- count Nebraska ASH - '.il'.--!
u -r-,.uTtI .-r'IIH nDr-:.s-- Bn sliu premise
--xr,.uGr-d 1v Ionn " Martin AMI Nina Martin
IA. IiIt- O. Philip can DH -:lr I'il uav % OCT"
J-F i~5a ..ud r--,.UTJirt! BOOK D 6r-cDTu 81
AaT-ya.,-- Tor s.I.d Platte. COUNT - Pave ts'i
GIsJ IL ---IEUy,- me riUtlu cSl IDGE he lI.aII
N ~..GG ute ~s.!G ---,.nrl .IG DV .iIH ANA
III .iaIn> Of CItIt- "a uT len ID0H a.In pTpprr'F
Nv a.I.d DEF --auanIs IT --:Ju-r -lrr-DI-
a.G Ir-I-lG.I.4Iz !uITrti - answer -lIu
Dr-E.IIun IN III I--GDT- -lr +tu iav Bi --DtrilI
81.
MICH FL WHITIOYER
a IErrIst : 1911 Painful
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23

Aicuar! WlIlmOver- plaintiff. ~ " linn .
collins - II ,Iri-uGanIs- No. ars;.
Now an III IL IIV III August 1911 L AZ
1-.aTrng ne .pUT' from ne IITldIElts Of ne
plaintiff anu Ia Is-OTury annexed IA ne Drtl
non herein pursuant a. me provision 1t --r
ClUn = UI ne CO,It- DI civil Procedure anu u
the plaintiff application for service ~ ouuIl
cation pursuant 20 ne provision 81 section .
JOIr III civil JrDr-tIur-- -.I Z = lr-;.--=
s.rv "a ON A. I--I-iII.lHt, herein -t- InIsnO y y
l,sTs anu lt-vIs--~ III .-rrlIE dr'.-ast-ti Der
-IHs. l1-Ng- " llIIm j. LOIlIHs- Decreased
John " MARIN Deceased Nina Martin. d-
ceased. Inu Philip C.G.G- Decreased Anu LaaI
me laIn-- AMI r.>ltIrlc-- Oi Dlalt'--- II ID'tr
Of me UseraI defendants SAID petition
l..n-ti including Aid l-tTS anu IrvI----> Ir-
unknown ~ me plaintiff lHG Ia AS ATTORNEY
II : ordered tuaT he plaInTIn D- 4nd ~ mere
1V authorized - 1fOs--l against -uca IN
..lOW4 4r.ES Inu It-Nl>--> without l-.I4IuE
-lr.D-
II h. further ordered -naJ 5erTIc- ~ made
ID0E Al defendants herein Including =ucn N
auOWu lr:TS anu drVls--->- On publication -JI
-0ur consecutive Weeks "A -nr CBIuIlDUs FElD
IH---..1uTla.- ! N--h.y new sp.Dcr bf Genera
circulation n -aIu Platte county
e. Ca- Court
GEO Z THOMAS =. Judge
7 lrreUv certify mat M. IDOv-- = rue 4IIU
orr,ct COW III -tlr order Jf lie cDuT- lO0v+
entitled cause
c " sRT ESTHER- 'leTl-
Bv Ann : GAs-. DEPUTY
4 IsusJ : 1871.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23
NOTICE PROBATE OF WILL

In me Count CHUrc u Platte count, Ne
1TasiSa-
Nauc- probate ni VII NJ -rivI \. Aanaffev
I-c-aS-I
The state 1f Nebraska "a me lrirS Ind hex
az KIN III IA, --vtv. 4 AanaIft-v. Deceased:
T4st. notice mai ID,E llIng ~ ! written
..-zJTIIIn--aI DETD0T-Iny "a Or Lh- last VII Anu
- lament pI sylvia a hanaIfrv Tor probate
mi Allow .lIt..- 4 ordered -laJ slIu Matte
a. 80 .tr ar-:.Trn.r -lr 18Th ,Iay BI August
D.. 1911. B-i1r-- S.IIu count -Our-- II The louT
u 10 . t.'uck l. IL. a. men L4nr InE brFNJIl
aHIerr-~Jt.tI appear anu .Bntr>t ne NsIILt
anu ,iu,. notice. ~ LuIs DrDr--tIlng = ordered
UunlISn,.i -lr---- week. zuc..-->SivrIN n he
Columbus FriaInt--yuGTla!- = weekly anu -t-s;Ii
new paper printed published! AMI 81 ft-iIr-fa.
,.irt.iA.lG.UH IA s-.Gu COUNTY Gnu stale
Lus-r-> i.ul,,U- ryl,-r-,If q nave l-rruntn -
nv lauJ IIu JEIt!... ar..l =. Columbus -ni- hin
I.I- 81 IIIr = D l-il-
I1f=N r. TERN
SEA. Count IuIise
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23
Ioss OF Time Means Loss OF Paw

Kidney trouble ana Tile Ills IL breeds
MEANS lost time anu lost pay 70 many
4 working man. n. Baienr. liza
Little Jenna. St. SIrestor Illinois.
was 30 haG from kidney anu bladder
trouble that NE could not work. but
n- saws Il took Foley Kidney Pills
for only snort TINE anu got entirely
We'll anc WAS soon aDir 20 go back "a
work. anu Am feeling We'll anu health
Ter tnan before. Foley Kidney Pills
are tonic IN action. Quick n results
q GOOD friend 10 Tie man or woman
VINO suffers from kidney Ills For
sale 0y A.. druggists
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23
Many 4 Suffering Woman

Drags herself through her Ia! :
CasKs. suffering from Oacsacrrs head
ache. Nervousness. loss ui Appetite anu
Door sleep. not knowing that her Ills
ara Gur "a k!Gnry anu bladder Crnu-
Dies. Foley Kidney Pills give QUICK
r-i-af from pain ana MISERY ana a
prompt return U health anu strength.
No woman VINO 81 surf-rs can afford %
overlook Foley hIGn-v Pills. Fur
sale bv al druggists.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23
ST. EDWARD.
+ rom the Advance

From the Advance
Mrs. George Horn was taken % the
Columbus nospILa. Tuesday wnere she
underwent I surgI ca operation yesJer-
day.
NJ. anu Ms. Ben Thomas eft
Monuav Win their household goods
tor Burlington. KANSAS. wn-re they
W. max Their tuUur= nome.
Mss Ettt-l Wax .r-f- yesterday FOR
CDiumDus vn,re she vii visit re-
.auves tor 4 Nv Iavs D-fOr- going
m % Fremont 70 attend teachers IN
~L.C-IIr.
\ E A-nes Vent down u Column
1us v--sue.rciag u Net Mrs. Arrn-s
VINO - returning nome from lewiston.
ldano. after Two months visit with
relatives.
Iunn W-srmor- IS amDIing around
THIS Weak win pair u :ruIcn-s anu
i broken ankle c.l,- result Of getting u
:lus,- a. i nors,- wien Il Was OOo busy
Stamping lies "a notice anything -ise
z. T.. h=ns-Gv l0sU one II his Bel
rlan stations MonCav The morse TOOK
SICK SunGav -v-nlng ana died the FOL
owing morning Il vas 4 splendid
ANNA. ana ! lowest -sJ!mIatr piacs,i
Il va.ut- IL $1,000.
The MIsses Maudr Harris. Grace
IA. ana Agnes Robinson Of Albion
Mrs.. R0ner- St!I-Inger of Boone ana
R0D-r- Harris V-re party VINO r.
-Irnt-,. nome. MOnGav from 4 Two Weeks
IT'D u Mani cou Colorado Springs ana
1Uner points Of interest IN Colorado.
Miss Par Harris VINO was also with
rnr party Stopped of II h-arnrv 20
visit WIN Miss MyrIlr Dress OrfIr-
turning home Yesterday
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23
LEGAL NOTICE

seated bIGs VIII o- received At me ONCE. Of
ne COUNT Judge ~ Platte county Nebraska
Al Columbus. IN O-TUr- !: y ciOcE Noon Of
A IpEIIsI .lSI 1911. Tor rur Erldlng luu improve
u-uI 81 rnr. TDIlBWIuE described roads III
Platte county. -O-SII.
Commencing AZ -ur -oUIurlsi corner III Lne
southwest quarter Of mt Southwest 4uarts-r
s-.-,.IIOE -. Township ~ lUTtA. Range east
..Ilu RUNNING last Iud one quarter nlr-s-
Asa f.uIumtncinE ~ me southeast CORNER
section - Tow LIsnID - lJr-A- S.InI,- EAST
ana running south ABOUT $50, Ir---t- A4>.b com
l;-acing near ne southwest corner of NE
S1rrhIt-> quarter Df mt Nor-lN ->j quarter,
section u Township ~ North. H.AIst r-:isl
ANA RUNNING north ABOUT lsiB it-.-t- Also CON-
Ln-ncinE II ne northwest corner Of section
~ Township - north Ranst- ! east GnG run
n!n half nile according - Tie Dl;Iil>
ur,Inlt-> SKETCHES AMI specifications an lie al
rn-- Office. 1I he COUNTY Ll-r-I II AID county
The sui.r-->~iuI Iiuurr r-IuIr-I ~ I'VE soOo
Anu zuIric:rnI Bond toT ne faithful perform
IIlt.-- ~ MS contract
rh-- B1aru vi superb or RESERVES ne lEnI
- l,-rJ AN anu Al Dids-
8v order 81 Tie 3Oaru NJ SUPERVISOR
JOHN GRAF
CUNT ClrrE-
Dated II Columbus. NcHrIsSsl. Lnis Istn ia
Of .uIv. 1871.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23
CURTIS AVIATION NEE
GRAND ISLAND. NEB.
Auu,Isr ~ IN luu IL 1911

Great Aviation Meet promoted ana
financed Dy R-ual- Merchants AssOcl-
alton anu Grand Island Commercial.
CiuD.
World greatest licensed avlauors
N wonderful Curtis arroDianes. Ait
Tide fights. exhibition fights. fancy
circles. dips ana spirals. Races De-,
tween automobiles anu arroDianes.
Excellent train service % anu from
Grand Island
via
Union Pacific.
E. q. Brown. Agent
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23

Do not allow your kidney anu biad-
der trouble 70 deveiop- beyond the
reach OF medicine Take Foley Kid
hey Pills They give quick results
and ssop irregularities with surprising
prumprless- For safe ny ali drug
Gsrs.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23

BRIDGE PLANkS FOR SALE
Saruruay August rs AT lot p N. the
county Will sci oiG 0rldge pianks Ar
north enG OF L0up river bridge By
order OF supervisors
Louis Schwartz
Adam Smith
Districts Is &
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23
ilII(i3 TINE TABLE

so - PASS daily - sun VIE i m
80 ?. Err & AZ. ,I'y =x sat ~ ) 90 D. Il
-a. - -azs daily Y sun AZ 900 ,. T
W B. r-r & AZ. trV eC sum arr - =. Il
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23

Ticket Agent
a r MkEES,
Assistant Ticket Agent
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1911-08-23
Our SEWER WORK

= -usu a. hottest 4 ne plumbing WORK
when = always Il slgnu. Have Won any
trouble with your plumbing MAYBE
TIE sever c0nnrcC.Ons ara Tot rlgnL
x = -aE Tel.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
DEAD MAN SANG AT FUNERAL
PGtro Fioeo, Amateur Musician, Left FEonoaFaPh Recorda to Be Used
 al His Chsequies.

We hear now and then of man reading his own obituary in the pa- pers, but it is a rare things for & dead man to sing at his own funeral. Pietro Ficco, a shoemaker and an1a- teur musician, had a very great fond- ness for the photograph. He pur- chased good many records and occa- sionally sang into his own phono- graph and kept records of the songs. He was taken seriously Ill. He real ized that he could not recover and being a poor man and unable to get up much of funeral he requested that they use his photograph to fur nish the music for the funeral serv- ices. He picked out the Angels Serenade," and Gounod's Ave Maria, . sung by himself, and these were used and thus the dead man took an ina- portant part at his own funeral serv- ice. He instructed that his phono- graph and 72 records. a number of them his own, should be sent to his mother in 1taly.-The Christian Her. ald
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
Dogs In Ecclesiastical DeceratIons.

Dogs In Ecclesiastical Decorations.
 The stained glass representation of the "Pedler and His Dog" to which attention has been directed by the dis covery of boundary stone of Ped ler's Acre." on the site of the new county hall, was removed from Lam- beth church a quarter of a century ago owing to the alleged incongruity of introducing the figure of dog in a church window. Quite recently Chan. cellor Prescott of Carlisle refused 8 faculty for stained glass window in a Westmoreland church because the design included a dog; and perhaps the only existing examples of dogs used for ecclesiastical decorations are to be found in Lord Brownlow's prt vate chapel at Ashbridge. In this church one stained glass window de- picts Tobias and Sara in bed and a dog sleeping on the quilt, while in an- other window Job Is shown being mocked by three men, one of whom is holding dog by chain.-Westmin. ster Gazette.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
Facing Death.

Why should we consent even to the semblanoe of lack of courage in our pagan trappings of woe at every death? We may grieve that we are left behind; that oomrade whose face and voice and Interpretation of life make half our joy should pass beyond our grasp. But if we believe that death is going to justify itself as life has justified itself, there is no right or reason in emphasizing grief. We were made to go onward. There is no permanent stoppage in the great professional pageant passing from one eternity on to another. And when we are forced to wave "farewelr
 to one who goes beyond our sight, let it be courageously and with solemn gIadness There is nothing to be com. miserated," writes the good, gray poet to one about to die. T do not com. miserate-I congratulate you. Lou
 ise Collier Wilcox, in Harpers Bazar
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Knox mends shoes cheap. Ill Walnut street.
 Miss Ellen Jones left yesterday for several days stay in the capital city. @jj
 Hickory Stove Wood--any size load.--Jno. R. Loftin, Jr. Phone 5S. 18dtf. , Mrs. w. M. Brewer and Miss Georgia Case, of Mt. View, were here yesterday en route home from Wisconsin.
 All our circuit court officials leave Sunday evening for Pow hatan to open the fall term Of Lawrence County circuit court
 For drayage, see 3. c, Gra- ham, the transfer man. Phone 334. OOdtf
 Hon. W. A. Oldfield was here Friday morning on his return home from Washington City to Batesville.
 For roof patching and paint ing, call on John A. Smith, 418 Newport Ave. 02dtf.
 Miss Willie Harder returned to Searcy yesterday after several days visit to Miss Thaddees Kin man.
 Miss Leigh Galloway has re- turned from a several weeks visit to relatives at Wetumpha Okla., says the Augusta Free Press.
 w. D. McLain will take your order for either Pennsylvania or Arkansas hard coal. Better place your order early. 85dft
 Mrs. Elberfa Lawrence and daughter arrived home yester- day from a months stay at Chautauqua, New York.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
For a Sick Little Girl,

Give an invalid child set of doll dishes for her own tray. As there are plenty of these sufficiently large to hold all that the patient is allowed to eat the "cuteness" and novelty of using the little dishes will stimulate the feeble appetite and tempt her te eat the food that would otherwise re' main untasted.
 Choose a gay red and gold decora- tion and let her have her milk or cam. brio tea in the little teapot of the set On these dishes serve her a sQuab. roasted and stuffed. for her little Christmas turkey, and 1t will be eaten.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
Lease of q Tree.

A fir tree on high bank of the Lewis river has been leased for period of 15 years, to be used as telephone pole.
 The owner and leaser of the tree is Mrs. Mary Bratton. who leased the tree to the Etna Telephone company. This unusual telephone pole is de- scribed as being on the north fork ot the Lewis river, 175 feet above the Woodland ferry landing and 100 feet below the south line of the Robert Barr place.-Vancouver Correspond epce Portland Oregonian.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
WOodmen Of the World.

Woodmen Of the World. Pecan Camp, No. 3 meets 1st and 3rd Thursday nights of each month. Visiting brothers welcome.
 W. H. Bacus, c. C.,
 P. S. White, Clerk.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
A WOMANsS APPEAL

To all knowing sufferers of rheumatism, #heth, CT muscular or of the joints sciatica Iumbagos backache, pains in the kidneys or neuralgia pains, to write to her for a. home treatment which has repeatedly cured all of these tortures She feels it her duty to send it to all sufferers FREE. You cure yourself at home as thousands will testify-no change of climate being neces. sary. This simple discovery banishes uric acid from the blood loosens the stfened joints, pur- flies the blood and brightens the eyes, giving elasticity and tone to the whole system. If the above interests you, for proof address
 Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box R, South Bend. Ind.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
Summer Skin Troubles.

No need to suffer from skin troubles in summer. No more nash, prichlz heat, hives OF Sleeping Eczema
 cooling wash of winter green. thyDol and other ingre- dients known IS D. D D. Pre- acriDtion (the famous eczema specfic) brings instant relief. Not in half an hour, not in ten minutes, but in five seconds,
 D. D. D. has always been sold for S1.00 a bottle, but now We can give you a good-sized trial bottle of the genuine D. D. D. Prescription for only 25c. We guarantee it's merits.-W. W, BUTTON.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26

When you decide to sub-let one of your rooms, don't be "stin- gy with words in telling ad-read CTS what it s like,
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
Modern WO0dmen.

Newport Camp, No, 13674 meet 1st and 3rd Friday nights of each month. Visiting breth- ren invited.
 Ben Bray, Counsel,
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26

Modern WOOdmen. Newport Camp, No. 13674 meet 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights of each month. Visiting brethren invited.
 w. A. Mink, Counsel.
 w. M. Risner, Clerk.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26

Special Rates Via Iron Mountain
 S26.7O to Detroit, Mich. and return Aug. 21st to 26th. Ac- count National Convention Loy- al Order of Moose. btd.