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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-21
Msxico's TROUBLE

Il h 4a.ge safe Co ,4l ll4t -l enc sI.1leaa sus,Eaaral aege a1ls be-
 std Jallt ls Hragzs- la- aroge-s og Alvuesas ea5 zase asyslue ts .a -aal ea4---s and ,s. "a l. -a-l-e- -poa Co maintain .4a and sr-er and agyJ al ug .s u-aTa4--aEal atl- ssts,ls. lrge sea1 le a. s4sa vA- I,Hs.yr uys .l4ell of Ja.,al States Jrooqs Is ll- H1zisaa le-4er or Is t...llg as Che federal 4---as.- aage Uldrle- a. s4aagl gr "a a- lasag.dal.r s-ll .l.a-s -g a.- laggea o- s.l -r-s. q. sea-- I---u Is nothing kuyaa ut lle r-sl., .a H.A- leo sll.l a.-l4 naturally ---g-l- -5- -4u eal,eEl laa.Las--l uy 5aa ---- o..lls at Hasl.-s-.a L L- u.- government -s aal l.-.ls lly-- l-- Ilult situation ll4l y--g s a.-- s--.-s rs s1isg -a lle agE,41E- part gl NeA. alg g should ls alE ,1 =esr e-- aal end -al llsarr-. bon s.--g-L 4..l zeHo-s sGa.a Fll credit l- rssa-rugs- B-tl q, Is r-e Jl4g. u.aa l.4seI b .l 4 state a- a5alll s-..- uakes 4s -aa -e4la sE,g-5.- ,ls- Le cgl1.Lg-s Ia ueA..g aas 4ll.a D Je.oug ,l-a-.- 4a- r-luas .- lls psgspeu-s st -- .l4a-g s--l as % .s.
 0Ea u-aa lrgae- "a l-z-.l
 glagE. lle ..4,e le las lvl aas.- He gp-a J1 general s.H4-sl. -.. I s ,uo a--- -e -vgs ---- -- ,sss.04 -5 gr-s----.s al-- - -l.l4d sI-al-- much -ealls.gl 4#4 sooL deal .. l-a-.-z I- r-a- .-e AueE.y4- s.ez------s ----- l.-a .arl 1-a--e-s .s -.s-s ae
 la gT4F- peril --- t .la A.A..- gIauaaI Hr.Ea -aaa s1s --a - Jsas la general .4a.4z-aes --. armed s-al- arl . -.-.-
 a. u.a-l-a.a -r-a- -- l.r- ---
 l.uary o5asa1gas gf a e..l lsz-l s-.- 8. sa-.d le Incumbent -ge
 Js.l-l s-4.=s Co zee -a-- A@ar...a rights ue-r r-spey-e-
 H tzr s-alol a Mexico
 u.rse ,-4E g.e srl-.r .---.-...-  saoa ,-e agtra-a- ot A-e---a- usePs sa --- rya-.r aea-s sa Letter gAa.a.-E..- ---l --s @ -F-l sg aay .av - aasEer.-g e a4- military aEre4--glz taken .s l-e lat-- states 4ae aarr4a.-t .-ea grave aras ral Nsz.eo s ,l b. .A. uee,-d 4t aas boar -g.-grls.l L.lai-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-21

siam ag tae Skasaay boglegs. and -.lsrs l5 the vFe coatesI as tok a.as
 gort Seward is ia class A. thaJ aag lealias au competitors Oy ggom tgs Co lgg5 pins and. 0g eoaEss. v,H-
 a Jae pr,zs F0llos .as comes .ta.leaarse a Class B B sasca she .s al alone beius several hundred ltas ahead 1@ tae DexI highest, Jaa- ,al Aaay .u lae rear Hke a pro a...l0l candidate iu P-es'aeat-a+ ..se. lE a salaa sutiEasisl ,u bob elg saEJs. -oles SAsSWay uiLa llsJ .-a4sa F.as S sg, mo Class C |. -l J-lral
 loare rssaJ. Brother Waae. WA.te a.-s loullEs arc ia 8 class, and
 a.e teea l1r tgaE yg4rs.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-21

g-l-N oE-wEsT rrONE 90 -ls-2sl. coal and soCd teliEsre 1le shlrlesE uC-lce day and night
 ' FREIDENTHAL-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-21

The Western Express Co have i offices ht-e, operating oseE sLe C 8 Gae and respectfully sl- ..rs gl-F pL-olAse, e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-21

ya can gsS tAs OEmpia brvv by .1gLs ag lhs Board Of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-21

Weather observation aE Car Ranch l2 niles north oe Negrcs Shsyt
 HaNIWuu leuP. pas. -t hrs S N5-frHr, Mean all
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-21

A une mid temperance tr-uk z the pure wholesome gev- male uo- Lhs sparkling waters ot E-uW2--r Falls. and the very best barley u--- with just he right P-oPcr-ol tH choicest grown hops Brewat as ca g the OEmQ,a Brewing comP11y el- brew For sale a. ths Board oi Tr4-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-21
CLASSIFIED

Ia the last issue 0f Jae Wh.,e lorss Star. the .SEoIlsr7 takes a
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-21
H p M. BIRHINGINE
 ERGINEER

U. S. Deputy Land and aiosra
 WI; Surveyor s-
 Policy Blds. Halaas, A.@saA The Pack Train s noS selling "a Bls lot oi Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting .oo 0.@ so hold aud sell at a profit Yours, u Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-21

I4e l1loslls setJer has been ry- ..-l as Governor Walker E Clara .4 @ Imperial Chinese Consul lg
 sa-l-.-. Mar lyll .lsarlaE Ha.l-g e CLaTE.
 El.eaa A.4sA4
 a-ae.r g. Aask2lz have Feri .-.-z.y contributed Co Jae funds sa.g.es a1.ea 4asl been col aud al.e4 are oe.ls collected 4r.a Cor che p-gpcse 0l sending reet g. 4y suffering fellow ---ea a northern China 4a- s.a-. l-sl- -l -ApEgss co those t'a-ka1s lar1asa yo1 gle srea, aaks .lta uy c0uulryueH feel - r-aze ralI- --rts.
 }5lrs most respectfully
 COON DIP.
 Imperial Chinese Consul
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-21

he aaose slal.s-les sefe "de.'el la4 -ae a-ga.fes by lr spugyias l.-ag aag 4a5 spel, s.ryglesa .zlLs .l r-se4r,a. al ae nov reluctantly a..l-ts -stl--allrae ls E -.1ss
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-21
SAlsan aIs8 sE8I

e--;-2-s--e-s-o-s-c-s-o-
 Rssass e ths observations taken n, NooFe's NhaEg a- mluiaI March 2% j9iL $ as follows
 Fempera1urs tue oRssFyai'n @3s, NaX teuR.p-aceainE 3s hagrs 2A soov Mia "a zava Mean heya 5SroUe,es EtS CIel 6 ll
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02
TWO MEN KILLED
AT LOCK AND DAM
Derrick Falls With 4. c.
Gamble and Richard
Morrin.

A falling derrick at the lock and
dam Saturday morning crushed out
the lives of two men, one of them
white. A. G. Gamble, of Cincinnati,
and Richard Morrin, negro, are the
dead men. Both met instant death
when a derrick on which they we're
working broke, throwing them to the
ground, a distance of forty five feet.
Gamble was working at the top OF
the derrick and was the first to see his
danger. In desperation he clung to a
steel support and was carried to the
ground. In striking he fell under the
heavy metal and was crushed to death.
The negro was sitting in rope swing
almost fifty feet above ground when
he felt his support giving way. Quick
" he disentangled himself and jumped
but he struck on his head and was
horribly mangled Both men were
dead when spectators reached them,
Chapman's Undertaking establishment
was notified and the two men were ia
ken to Chattanooga Saturday night
from where their bodies were sent to
their homes Sunday morning. Gamble
lived in Cincinnati, while the negro
came to Guild from Reed, 5. Z.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02
Benjamin's Troubles.

The little three year old sou of ! a
proud North Side father and mother
became so greatly interested in a
phonograph belong ing to one of the
neighbors that be quite forgot to go
home at his accustomed bedtime, says
the Youngstown Telegl am.
"Tell you what we'll do, said his
fathe. to his mothet. 1"We'n put out
the lights aud pretend we've s ne to
bed. That will teach Nj ster Ee nie'
lesson.
When the'little chap hu led home
about o'clock, he stopped in conster-
nation at the gate ON noticing that the
place bore dark and gloomy aspect.
He called several times before his
mother, too kind bearteu to keap him
waiting aay Ion" IL, a, swered him in
make believe sleepy torres.
"Wb9t is it, my childY" asked the
mothe
'Mottet will you pie tell Ben
iamin's father chat his IN is out here
and wants to set in.
Next morning at b e kfast, the pa
rents, who we've prepa ed to hear their
little son excr.o his conduct of the ev-
ening 0eHo g, we astouished to hear
him exclaim:
Papa, don't you think it's time l
was having night keyY"
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02
The Laugh Cure.

Laughter induces mental exhlier-
alton, says Succe J.
The habit of frequent and hearty
laughter will not only save you many
doctors bill, but will also save you
years of your life.
There is good philosophy as well as
good health in the maxim, Laugh
and grow fat
Laughter is foe to pain and disease
and a sure cure for the ''blues, mel
ancholy and worry,
Laughter is contagious. Be cheer
full and you make everybody around
you happy, harmonious and healthful.
Laughter and good cheer make love
of life, and love of life is half OF
health.
Use laughter as table sauce; 1T
sets the organs to dancing, and thus
stimulates the digestive processes.
Laughter keeps the heart and race
young, and enhances physical beauty
Laughter is natures device for ex-
ercising the internal organs and CIV
ing us pleasure at the same time
II sends the blood bounding through
the body. increases the respiration and
gives warmth and glow to the wnoie
system. = Chippewa Falls, Wis, Sentl-
mel
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02
NICE WRITE-UP.
Tracy City, Tenn.

The Statesman Democrat, of Jasper,
had nice write-up of Marion County
last week. Among other good things
it gave Sequachee and its enterprises
the following commemorative effort,
which no doubt is appreciated by the
people,
"Three miles north of Jasper is the
beautiful little town of Sequachee,
clean as a pin, and filled with quiet,
we'll disposed citizenship. Here is To-
Gated the Sequatchie Handle Works
and saw and planning mills. This fac
tory is, perhaps, the best managed
plant in the county. System and neat
ness characterize its entire manage
ment. G.. Sherman, conscientious,
pains taking business man, is at the
head of the enterprise, and the goods
of this factory finds ready sale in all
parts Of the world. This is the home
of the Sequachee News, published by
Hill 81 Son, and in connection with
their newspaper work, they run a
large job Office. When Maj Hill is
not engaged with his paper, be is busy
with soiae public matter for the good
of the town. He takes care of all pub
lie gatherings and does much for the
good of the town 4"
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02

L. Berger to Congress and he claims
he spent 1Oc campaigning. He blunt
" told those job holder, salary grab
bers what he and they were there for
and not one of them denied. This is
enough to make Milwaukee live forev-
er in history for having the honor of
electing the first laboring mans friend
ever to enter Congress.
In addition to free hospital, medical
treatment for the following ailments
treated free, lockjaw, diphtheria, rab
les, smallpox aud cerebro-spinal men
ingitis.
Our national government will cure
your hogs of cholera or any other all
ment, but leaves the human family at
the mercy of their friends who in ma
nv instances have been made so poor
by the system as to bs unable to even
obta in a quack, and are left to die in
consequence.
If the truth could be known or real
lied, the whole capitalistic system is
failure, aud the very worst in Social
ism would be better than the best in
Capitalism, if there is any best in it.
| am rushed for time but may fol-
low this with more of what the Social
lists of Milwaukee have done, as have
only touched the subject.
A. J. BRANNAN,
Tracy City, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02

Read the News, One dollar per year.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02
aachers' Program
in equatchie County.

DUNLAP, Tenn, Oct. &C. The
program for tue next teachers insti-
tute hCre Saturday, Nov. II, embraces
quotations from Emerson answering
roll call; life of Emerson by Prof
Beasley. Method in Geography by
Prof Frieley; Grammar, by Prof. Dan
Layne; Tennessee History, by Prof.
Rogers Musical selections will be
rendered by mixed quartet, compos-
ed of Misses Sallie Barker, Mary Hix-
son, Messrs. Hixson and Freiley.
Prof Floyd Henry has the Query Box,
and Miss Georgia Lee Raulston is
Critic.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02
M. {. Church Appointments

The following ars the appointments
for this valley of the recent session of
Holston Conference of NJ E. Church
at Knoxville this week:
Jasper N. Sadler.
South Pittsburg r. F Porter.
Whitwell JAS. Osborne.
Mt Olivet-To be supplied.
Pikeville IT. r Baker
Rev. G. N. Sadler has been trans
ferred from Whitwell to Daisy.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02
Starts Much Trouble.

If all people knew that neglect of
constipation would result in severe
Indigestion. yellew jaundice or viru-
lent liver trouble. they would soon
take DR.. Kings New Life Pills, and
end it. It's the only safe way. Best
for biliousness, headache, dyspepsia,
chills and debility. 95c at Whitwell
Drug Co, of Whitwell
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02
Killed Belled Buzzard.

Marshal Glover, at Bridgeport, Ala,
shot and killed belled buzzard that
has been seen in Tennessee and Ala
bama annually for several years.
Around its neck was fastened a bell
with the inscription, "Genoa. Italy,
!749" 1t was sleigh bell fastened by
three copper wires one of which was
worn in two Mrs. Grundy, Tracy
City, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02
Picture Show Started.

SOUTH PITTSBURG, Tenn, Oct.
81. South Pittsburg is rejoicing In a
real live picture show, thus falling in
line with it's rival, Bridgeport The
Hayward Amusement Co., has leased
the Wilson Opera House, and is opera
ting moving picture shows here under
the management of Ebert Lowry, Of
Chattanooga
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02

There is little danger from a cold or
from an attack of the grip except when
followed by pneumonia, and this new
er happens when Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is used. This remedy has won
it's great reputation and extensive sale
by its remarkable cures of colds ana
grip and can be relied uron with i'm
plicit confidence. For sale by all deal
ers.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02

81 do not believe there is any other
medicine so good for whooping cough
as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy"
writes Mrs. Francis Turpin, junction
City, Ore This remedy is also unsur-
passed for colds and Group. For sale
by all dealers.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-11-02
Wanted.

One or two acres of land in half
mile OF Sequachee P. Q. Apply to
'X', care this Office. tt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-17

fiinf Snbren Direttor Der wliiitGrs
obeIsfhule In pefiiie unb lit ihnsn,
neil er iiidtis lit. gu ieiner iebigen
berpprroeenbsn Stenuns emporseities
gen. CT IN pom Reeenten beshnIb
ouh ba5u auserieben, tn ben ndhiten
grpben Serbitman0pern, In oenen brei
bic bier Dipiiionen sur Gntfaliuna
tommen iperbeH, bic 5ihrung Der
nSitormee" 5u iibsrnshmen.
gn Der Spiss Der flint Abtbeilun-
gen i'm Generalitdb Iteben msiit 0es
neralitabsoffi3isre I'm Gbsriteurans,
bic lpieoer je orei bis bier ReHprts uns
ter tbrer 2eituns baben. Der iiibne
plan beg 8sneralitabs, burh ItGnoi1e
Nbtommanbirung BON GeneroIitabss
pffisieren 5u ben propin3iaImilitors
peripaltunesn bisis ielbit unter ess
nouere NufItht unb aonirolle pes
Generalitabs in psting gu betcmmsn,
iit an Der entihiebenen Cppciition Der
meiIien Der 0enerai9ouperneure In
ben gropinSeE uorIdufia esiteitert.
9ds proisft iii aber nod lonss niht
.an aeid" gtleai; benn nur ourd eiHt
Capitalization in militdriihsr ge5ies
hung tam Der Wanoihutbron ii6 ouf
bic Tauer halten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-17

Samiltun amseisen, 2ofaI. .Votisen
unS R,uisfritcn iine absnseben 6fc
Der 4. uuo Charles Giraffe. llnicr
agcnt FIR Sami!tun ipObHt Ru. 3Ol
Goro Trpnt Ctr. Selspbon Samilior
1861. Telephsu HuiereS aorreip0u
oenteu: 393X Stn.
- Der 40 Sabre alt, SObn gcboiis,
trsItsr bel Der 5umtIis 9unar. no. 3
!5urm Strabs, tpphuts. itarb seftsrn
Morgsn an Der ausssbruns.
acnbutt,ur G'gpnneu pures
por ben Wapor Rotblpsq aslaDsn, mel
er Die 6igb Strabs nit einem 8litsrs
;uQ Der g.. 8. &c .. Balm fir II sri.
uuten blodirte
- frau CHARTS garap pon Der 13.
Ctrobs sripirtts porlsBie Raht sinen
naItbefebl osesn ihren gaiien. neil sr
re nit sinsm 6annbeil on9riii uno on
cer rshtsn Ssite oes aopfss obsrhaIb
Der Stirn psrIssts. 9anbp lisferts iit
Fpdtsr Der poliasi aus uno ersdhlts.
odb er Iih osm 1riebensridtsr CDea
ron Gottot.o aeiielIi bate uno bis gum
hsutissn 8erbor seasn 8urgihaft ent'
InHsn rporbsn fsi. 1anop III sbenialls
inter ben Romsn CHARTS gotrarF
uHb Charles Wlurpbn bstonnt.
- 9. SobHIon BON Soerpeds Stos
ticn mslosts porlsBte Raft. bob Elm
Giubrster in feline Wohnuna sineronl
aub cine goIoens 5uftsruhr iopis $50
in gaar aLs geute miindhn. Gr emf
0edte ben Ginbrehsr in osm @ugens
bid, ais berielbe ft6 eurd Elm 5snftsr
Asr slide iliihtsts, tonuts i'm ober
n;ft 6eitrei6er.
- gb. 5opler, fpel6er in Der gar
rers' grdanee an Der 5iqb Strabe
looirie, puros' pnrlests Hafi ploslih
lrriinHia unb mubts in Der aspnIiierien
,3eus i'm GountpsGefdnsnib unteree.
trcdt fperoen.
- Shelton 5hader, meIfsr Ibsr
hem Gunal cine 9roeern bat, sr=
ipirtte porlesis Raht i'm poIissiger dt
eiren Saftbeiebl qeeen sinsn 9erpano.
zen Ramsns 5ilton shad.r, tpelden er
pes Grlauaens bon Maarsn unter fall
ifen 8ortpdnben ontlagte. 3bader
ihulhet oem aldser SO Biz $12 unb
tieIer tiiuoiets ibm narouf ben tpsite.
ren areoit. 9urduf ioll 5batsr an
asblih ben Rdmen zines M1bters uuf
cine arrpeifune fir So sef6liht uno
Waar.u su oieiem getrnge erldngt
iuben. er borte pon Dem ousssitelltsn
0aftbefehl unb D.ridrano nah unite
tsnnten Resionen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-17

- Bon einem fallenoen Nit getrofs
FEM. philip Wells, so Sabre aft, Elm
5armer bon glarnpille, i'm oberen gns
DC bon Campbell &c.. iuttroe Snnllta8
gtathntittng ifiper, ipomogiif iebens.
eeIdhrlid perleBt. Gr unb ieine Sob
ne paren nit gaumfdleu beThdftiat
ais Elm fhperer Iit, ben elmer feiner
SO6ne our6iGete. fiel uno ben olten
Mann traf. Nsas bDrte bic @ars
nunssrufs ieines Sobnes niht. Gr
puroe nab ieiner Siemlit entfernt lies
qennsu Wobnung eetruaen uno dr5tlIz
DE Ollie requirlrt. Der ar3t tonituz
tirte, buB ibm Der 9rufttaiten einess
oriidt puroe unp er innere gerIeBuns
gen erilttcn hat
= @erhuFtnngen. Wiorris 5enton
ipurbs bon ben 0ststtips Srelane uno
Stepenton peaen Rubeiiorung in ieis
ner 5omilie perbaftet. Gsiue 5rou
unb iein inpaliosr Sohn iolIen in be-
eiirftioeu llmitdnoen iih befinoen, od
er angeblid oIles fir iih uufbrautt.
- 9s8lie Stielbs, bon Der 5rdut
Ctr, tpurbe tpsgen gsmeinen genebs
mems psrbuftet. gb. Sobnion tss
uabm Ii6 i'm RauIhe gemein uno purs
be non psm poIi3iiten StDarbera sin=
gebra6t.
Sec. 6oote tpurbs ge'tern bon
Ietctttp SteOenton perhorict into nod
Gopinaton eebraht. Gr pirb beituls
biat 6apben qsttp an Der 8. Ctr. in
furdtbarer WeiIs mibhonbelt gu has
ben, 10 bab Gr3tlihs oiIfs requirirt
ipsrosn mubts. SR grmon9slung BON
$500 9iirgldoit mnroe er pegcn In'
arliiS uno Sdl0aerei eiugciperrt.
; - 5rau WilfeIm $. 9isler bat Ibs
re Sdpe'tsr 5rau r. 6. Clemens
unb Nidte 5rI. 5lorencs BON ptttss
burg. ga, auf Sefu6.
- Z. 6. Bats bon Der &. II. g.
apbI.n SO. 1T ssiunbbsitshaIber mad
SIb goint Comfort. Rsp gor.. phis
labsIpbiu etc. seretit,
-Tr. 80. Stggtns. gr.Goroner, III
BON ALBUQUERQUE, R.W., suriidgstshrt.
Seius 5amjIis bsfinost Fih bort uu'
9efut.
- 9eiunehsitsbsamtsr Or. Schn
1ohb bsriatste fuIssnbs Sooesidls Tur
Die perfIoHene Wo6s: Sohn WeWamos
10, 48, uno CLARA gsrti6s. "a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-17


ih Cure MaieItat gu Der Heraitins beg
Serrn bon gism1rd. Gs mar lhpn
ldngif meine inntriie lleberstusung.
nab er cine Der ipenieen itaaism1nni'
ften aapa3it1ten barifellt. ois Der
Shnieriat.it Der Situdtion geipdhs
'sr iein biirfen. Bon ibn, trtparteu nit
R.dt alIs parieieu, pab er nitts Der
ebre preubsns, olio audi Der arone
unb benz anIebsn Elm 1itslten Dersss
len perbe." Bsreits am %. September
latte bic sntifripsnoe llnterrsouns
Smiften hem a0nis uHo gismnrd
fiattsefunbsn. am 8. Gftober srfolate
feline oefiniiine grnennung gum Wli.
l.iitsrprGiiSenien unb WiiniItsr Der
cusnGriiaen anasIseenbeiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-17

- alma Gspple BON Der Ware Ios.
nuroe gsitsrn BON sInsm Sunos
itmersbait am arm uuo i'm Ge'tts
psrlest, ais iie cine Sase aus ben
araQsn oss 5unoss befreieH rpouts.
- Wit Der aoQsttiOn Don Juhrs
merits : 2issnTsn mahte Die polls.l IN
geuspue grnit. Qm Samitag 4bsno
puroen brei 5ubrlsuts, Die oreiipdnnts
ae 8ager leiteteu imo MIR St5emen
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1 pletet
pleted.
John c. Southern. Atty. for Plaintiff.
Denver E Fletcher.
by Counsel.
GALE OF S275.OOO CLARNSBURG
SCHOOL DISTRICT FIVE PER
CENT GOLD BONDS

The Board of Education of Clarks-
burg school District. HarrIson County
West Virginia, offers for sale S275.-
600 in principal amount of coupon
bonds, being its total issue OF build
ing Bonds of 1911, dated Septem-
Der l, 1911, each of the denomination
of 81 900, and payable on Septembet
/. 1871 with Interest from date at
five per cent. per annum, payable
semi annually on March and Sep
TENDER /, said bonds. or any of them.
to be redeemabIe on any interest day
after September /, 1921 upon pay
ment of the principal of the bonds
to be redeemed and accrued interes..
Principal and interest are payable in
gold coin at the Empire National
Bank, Of Clarksburs, West Virginia.
The Board of Education is author
lied to levy annually a maximum s.
cial taX Of - cents per 500 of va!ua-
ton of taxable properly in ClIrksburg
school District to pay the i'm I'd
provide sinking fund to discharge
the principal of the bonds. The Dis
trict embraces t'.a prosperous city Of
Clarksburg and populous suburbs od-
jacent to the corporate limits of the
City. The valuation of the taxable
property in the School District for
1911 is SIT S66,669. an increase of
I$1, O3O,7SO over the valuation Of
1910.
The bonds will be sold to the high
, est bidder or bidders in writing, to be
approved by the Board of Education.
for cash for not less par and accrued
for cash for for not less than par and
accrued interest.
Sealed bids in writing for all or an
part OF the bonds will be received
until Friday, September 90, 1911, at
one o'clock in the afternoon. Bids
must be addressed to James N. Hess,
secretary of the Board OF Education
of CIarksburg School District. clarks-
burg, West Virginia, and Endorsed
Bid for Building Bonds OF 1915
and must be accompanied by certi-
fled check payable to the order OF
Board OF Education OF Clarksburg
school District for n sum equal to
five per cent OF the amount Of the
bid. All bids will be opened public
" at the office of the Board of Edu-
i cation, Room 431, Empire Building
Clarksburg. West Virginia, on Friday
september %. 1911 at two o'clock IN
the afternoon. The Board OF Educa-
ton reserves the right to reject any
and all bids and to allot smaller
OF said bonds than are bid for.
Bonds awarded upon bids must be
paid for on delivery, and on failure OF
any bidder to pay, on or before Fri