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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-10
"a Pill il, Time

Is worth nlne"-especiaily II It be one
Of Hoods Pills, and you take 1t when
you suspect your treacherous liver.
You may save many a headache and
constipation by promptly taking
Hoods Pills. Whole box Csc. and one
pill alone may prove worth the price.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-10

FOR sALE-Farm of 80 acres u mile from
Bennington. Good 0 room house with
running wat.r, barn S0xt0, barn z0x30 rnnn-
mtg water nj both barns and underground
isable, henery ljxij, 10 acre wood lot with
abundance wood for home use, apple orchard
70 young trees just beginning to bear, lots OF
lums cherries ana srra sliso s rar VIII keep
4 Hutchins. 68tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-10

FOR SALES of bay horses well match
Il ed, suitable for farm or hack, good style
fine travellers. win weight about 1000 and can
be seen at the barn OF /. W. Newell. corner Of
Church and West streets, No. Bennington, VI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-10
PIANOS

L. j. Carpenter the piano tune
and salesman will be in town for q
time after Feb. 4th.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Woman Attacked by Negro.

While enroute to the home of Rich
ard Brown on Tenth street Tuesday
night. Miss Helen Conlin. a trained
nurse, was attacked by an unknown
negro.
The affair occurred near the l.. & n.
crossing on Tenth street. Miss Conlin,
who has been attending Mrs. Brown,
was returning hoiue from down town
when she was seized by the negro who
attempted to drag her in the rear of
the seed house of J. 5. Wilson.
Miss Conlln called loudly for help
and at the same time fought her as
salant desperately. After scratching
him on the face and biting his arm the
negro released her and ran. disappear
ing in the darkness.
Miss Conlin gave the police a de-
scriptiOn of her assai!ant, and three
negroes suspected of the crime, have
been arrested and taken before her for
Identification. None of the men prov
ed to be the one in question and were
released.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Reception Day at Public School.

Tuesday was reception day at the
Paris Public School and during the re-
ception hours the corridors and rooms
of the building were crowded with
visitors. to inspect the result of the
years work of the pu pills. The ex-
hibition was highly creditable in every
respect.
The lower grade had very elaborate
displays in drawing, cut work, clay
mode ling. raffia work. ETC., while in
the advanced grades and in the High
School the exhibition was along the
lines of proficiency IN history and the
srts and sciences, the samples of work
showing a neatness and thoroughness
not to be excelled by any school.
Throughout were evidences of the
most capable work on the art of the
large corps of competent teachers.
Perhaps in no department was this MOI
noticeable than IN the art work, spe.
cimens of the pupils skill in pencil,
pen and ink. crayon and water cOlOrs
being displayed in every roUm, all hav'
ing heen under the trimming of the art
teacher, Mrs. Evelyn p. Buck.
In several of the grades articles o1
handicraft were exhibited, showing
remarkable talent which needs only
training to develop into skilled work
Needlework by the girls and number
of useful articles made by the boys.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09

morrow night will leave for West
Point to enter the military academy
on Wednesday evening entertained
with dinner party. The following
were these present: Misses Frances
and Mary Mitchell Clay. Marie Tai
bott, Frances Hancock. Helen Desha.
Nell Crutcher, Mesrs. Winn Lisle,
Harold Harris. John Price, John Keith
Vansant and Prof. w. O. Stackhou sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hancock. of
Charlottesville. Va. are guests of
Mrs. Hancock's brother, Mr.. Charlton
Clay.
Misses Nancy Mae Brock and
Marie Bloomfield, of Winchester. are
visiting the formers sister, Mrs. +.
p. White.
--Elbridge Snapp attended the an
nua! conference of the M. E. church
South, in Georgetown, as a delegate
from the Epworth League.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
DEATHS.

Mrs Louise Fisher. aged - years,
widow of the late }. w. Fisher. died
at her home near Cynthiana Wednes-
day morning. For a rumber of years
she suffered from paralysis. having
had several strokes AT different times.
Mrs. Fisher was formerly Miss
Louisa Fisher and was a native of
Bracken county. She was the mother
Of Mr.. John Fisher. Of Bourbon coun-
ty. and a sister Of Mr.. Potter Jett. of
Paris.
The funeral will be held this after
noon at 3 O'Clock with services at her
late residence. Burial in Battle
Grove cemetery.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Stricken With Paralysis.

Mr.. NJ. A. Kenney, 'one of the oldest
and best known farmers of Bourbon
county, was stricken with paralysis
last week while at Olympia Springs.
He is the father of Messrs. Clarence
and Walter Kenney, of this city. Mr..
Kenney has not been in the best of
health for some time and was at Olym-
pia in the hope of recuperating his
lost strength when stricken. He Was
taken to his home on the Lexington
pike, where he is resting easy, but bis
condition is regarded as serioums.
The stroke affected his power of
speech. Mr.. Kenney is in the seventy
seventh year of his age.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Cut by Falling Glass.

Chss. Stuart. while helping put in
position the large plate glass windows
in the new business house OF Mitchell
& Blakemore Tuesday afternoon, was
badly cut on the left arm and hand.
when the glass being handled broke.
An employe of the ,Pittsburg flate
Glass Co. +, of Cincinnati. was in charge
of fte work. and with his assistants
was endeavoring to turn the glass that
had just been taken from the box
when it broke. The sharp particles
4 III across Stuart sSarm severing two
arteries at the wrist. and lsscerating
his arm above the lbow.
He WIS taken to the office OF DIR.
VIM. Kenney where his injuries re-
ceiyed attention. when ne was renew
ed TO his home on Lilleston avenue.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09


visiting in Bristol. Va.
Mr.. David Field visited in Win
chester yesterday.
Mrs. L. ]. Fretwell was visitor
in Lexington yesterday.
Mrs. J. W. Day is quite i'll from
an attack of typhoid fever.
Mr.. w. 0. Hinton is recovering
from an attack Ct appendicitis.
Mr.. Ossian Edwards Is at home
from business tip to Tennessee.
MIR. AMI Mrs. Harry Simon have
returned from business trip to
Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Brown, OF Dayton,
KY, is visiting her sister, Mrs. n. j..
Grosche.
Mrs Brice Steele was hostess to
the Six-Hand Euchre Club yesterday
Afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Crutcher is visiting
friends in Lebanon and Campbellsville
this week.
Miss Ruth Rothschild. of Ashland,
is the guest of Misses Birdie and
Hazel Wollstein.
Miss Alice Ford will give a musi-
cal recital this evening at her studio
on Seventh street.
MIR. H. Margolen will leave next
week for Somerset to visit his sister.
Mrs. Morris Hawkins.
Miss Rachel Virgins entertained
Wednesday afternoon at CARDS at her
home in the country.
Mrs. Mary Bierbower. of Lam
passes, Texas, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. c. A. Daugherty.
London Sentinel: miss Amelia
Leer, of Paris, is visiting Mrs. Lee H.
Mitchell, at Pittsburg."
Mr.. Withers Davis attended the
Thomas Rosenvall wedding in Win
chester Wednesday evening.
Miss Bessie Marshall. of Coving
ton. is the guest of Mrs. Buckner
WoCdford and Mrs. Belle Alexander.
Miss Hazel OVERLY has returned
from Cincinnati where she spent several
days with her father. Mr.W. T. OVERLY.
Judge Denis Dundon, County At,
torney George Batterton and Judge
Harmon Stitt were in Lexington yes
terday.
Miss Ruth Morgan. who is the
guest of Miss Kate Pigg, of London,
is member of a party that is spend
ing the week at Rockcastle Springs.
Mrs. Rebeccah Gass. of Denver
Col. formerly of Paris, who has beer
quite i'll at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Bowen Tate. in that city. is i'm
proving.
Hon. G. T. Wyatt, of Olmstead
Logan county, candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for Commissioner OF
Agriculture, was in Paris TUESDAY in
the interest of his candidacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Wellinf
have returned from their bridal triI
in the East and have gone to house
keeping in Mrs. Anna Thoi inton':
property on Henderson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. g. Swearinger
and daughter, Miss Clara. Miss Bessie
Booth end Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hamlin
of Champlain, H., motoring through
Kentucky, were guests Wednesday o.
Miss Effie Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S. Landrum an,
daughter, Miss Margaret, and son
Robert, of Warsaw, and Mr.. Harr.
Shaw, of Vevay. Ind. composed a
auto party touring this section AM
we're guests Wednesday of Mr.. an
Mrs. J. w. Payne.
F The members of the Five Hundre
Club gave a picnic Tuesday in tn
woodland of Mr.. John Woodford, o
|, the Clintonville pike The following
: members were present: Mrs. Franl
> p. Kiser, Mrs. Luther Rice. Mrs. l..
, Smith, Mrs. j. T. Tadlock, Mrs. w
w. Jud,. Mrs. Logan Howard. Mrs
, Monroe Mansfield, and Misses COrinn
> Collins. Dorothy Talbot, Nora BalC
win, Hessie and Florence Wilson
Jennie Howard, Martha Wyatt, Mis-
Lou Kniffin Howard and Katherin
Wea theirs and her guests.
Tor,,oc MoClnro L. .uhn tT
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Fell From Building.

While engaged in shingling the roof
CT house belonging to L. +. Brannon
in the Old Fair Grounds Addition
Uesday, John Bohan. carpenter in
the employ Of W. L. Hester. lost his
footing ,2nd ifell. In his descent ne
s ruck a scaffold which broke the force
Of the fall. He was picked Up uncon-
scious and removed to his home on
High street where his wounds were
dressed
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Loses Valuable Horse.

Contrac actor Jack Woods lost a valu-
able horse Wednesday from lockjaw.
A few days ago the animal run a
piece of wire in one of his feet which
was the direct cause of his death.
About a week ago Mr.. Woods was
offered $500 for the animal which
hs valued at $3.50.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Struck by Rafter.

Tuesday morning while engaged in
painting the new residence of DR.. w.
K. Dudley on Eighth street, VIM. Cain
was struck on the head by a falling
rafter and severely injured. A long
cash was cut in his head and he was
otherwise bruised.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Only the "HOnk.''

Maysville is strong against the
funny noises created by auto horns
and an ordinance TO prohibit the use of
horns other than the .'honk" is before
the City Council, and will IN all proba-
bility be passed by that body.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Two Fined In Police Court.

In Justice L. j. Fretwell's Court
Wednesday. Joe Wills, colored, was
fined $40 and costs on two warrants
AMI Mag Small. also colored, was fined
S20 and costs. Both were charged
with a breach of the peace.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Entitled to No Fees.

The Court of Appeals Tuesday in the
case of Graves county VS.. Wallace,
sheriff, holds that sheriffs are entitled
10 no fees for attending sessions of
quarterly courts and tnat sheriffs and
not the counties must pay for printing
tax receipts. tax books and county
claim books.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Our Speciality.

We have the prettiest line of mould
ings ever brought TO Paris. Picture
framing in all styles is our speciality.
Work done in artistic style and de-
livered when promised.
6 2t PARIS BOOK CO.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
The Best Freezer.

Everyone knows that the, white
Mountain" freezer is the best on the
market. We want TO let you know
that we sell them.
3 II LAWN & CONNELL.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Blue Grass Seed Wanted.

We are in the market for blue gras
seed. from the stripper or for Angus
delivery. The highest market price
will be paid. Let Us furnish you witt
sacks. Both phones.
6 If L. 3. HUTCHCRAFT.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Beautiful Gifts for Commence.
ment Season.

We have a beautiful line of hooks
and other very appropriate gifts for
3 ot PARIS BOOK CO.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Bic Sale June Is.

See page four for descriptive list of
Executors sale of the Lancaster real
estate.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
SALE
Desirable City Property!
On Saturday, June IL, 1911, at 2 p. m

On the Premises, on Vine Street. in Paris Kentucky,
will sell highest bidder the following described property
to-wt
No l. lot, fronting 43 ft. Vine street, length
25l it. and % 1-2 feet in
No. g vacant lot AZ IT. 'front.' ~ IL feet IN rear and
length 249 IT. street.
No. g. it. front Al it. in and 245 it. in length,
and containing house of six large hail. pOrches
good cistern stable and other out-buidngs
No. Vacant 40 it, 'front.' SO 12 length 2a4 it.
No. g. Vacant lot 'front.' SO IL feet in length 234
ft both fronting on Vine street.
This property rents WE'LL is increasing in value and will make
a splendid investment
bid accepted
Terms easy and made known on day of sale.
MRS. HANC,RA lENIf1AN.
For further information apply to Harris speake Real
Estate Dealers, Paris, KY.
GEO D. SPEAKES Auctionesr.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
New Patterns.

New Mccall patterns, magazin es
anc fashion sheets for July, 1911,
Just received.
HARRY SIMON.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Special Sale.

Special Sale Saturday, June 10.
Twin BROS Department Store.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Paris Green.

Paris Green in any quantity, So cen IS
per pound.
LINK GROCERY.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
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NFasT. LAST. AND ALL THE TIME
Music Class Closes.

Miss Mary Kiely's class in music
closed Friday. June 2, after a very
successful school year
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Special BARGAIN.

Fly paper, 3 sheets for 3 cents.
LINK GROCERY
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Fancy Tailored Skirts.

Sevenfy-five fancy tailored skirts
wo, tn 81. So and So. to sell them quick
81 eS for this week.
The Bourbon news., 1911-06-09
Cherries, Cherries.

Order your cherries for preserving
G.. Z. COOK & CO.
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GOSE DEL PAEsE I DINT0RN|
Id SeCORd0 G0RpgRG.

] kottoscritti, in seguito ALA pubbli
cazione del signor Peter Toffenetti.
intendono specificare an po' fatti.
tanto per mettere lie cose sotto il lore
giusto aspetto-
In seguito ALA distruzione del fab
bricato, avvenuta per forza maggiore,
moi, iinpresari, abbiamo fatta al Tof-
fenetti una offerta che venne da lnl
lifiutata, cio' in presenza di testimo
nj: qulndi, ALA presenza del signor
George Scott Q del manager della Sc
gheria di Ironwood 81 venne ad un ac-
cordo che venne accettato dal signor
Toffenettl.
Ora, il signor Toffenetti. mel sno ar.
tioolo diffamatorio, ci ha motto Ia.
spetto di quel certo cane che abbaia
ALA luna. Sc egli ha qualche raglone
la pno' far VALERIE, che ad ogDi eyento
moi saremo sempre disposti dargli
risposta: certo O. pero che Sc egIi ha
avuto del danno, moi noA abbiamo
tratto vantaggio dali 'impresa.
Beragnoli and Maccani
Impresari
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-11-25

ii coBsu no annDais della carta 81 az
glra attuaimente intorGo al sci niliC-
nj di tonneIlate. I've quattrgmiIa car
there che sulla supeftiOie del globo Ia
vorano contiGuamente q trasfOrnare
albert, pagila, stracci ecs in COST nAs
cesssrio genere danno appunto una ta-
Ie ehaiordisiya pvoduzione. Di sHttl i
popoli qusiii che consuma1O nna mag
gior qaantita' di carta s0nO gil angle
sasscni. La p0polazicne inRlese con-
suma III media tantR carta per settle
chilogrammi annni per abitante, men
tire l'americane del nerd ne consuma
per sci chilogrammi ennui. I tedes.
Chi ed francssi ve8gOnO ALA pari
con qauttro chill mezzo per -akitsn-
to ed ali'anno. Segue al quinto pcsto
lItaiia cor chilogrammi 1880 poi
l'Austrla Ungheria scon chilogrammi
/ $50. Fra lie nazioni eurnpee vengo-
no ultime la Spagna CON chiiogrammi
0. S50 la Russia con chilogsammi 750
la Turcnia con ch'lograrnIni 0.460
sempre per abita nte per anno. Un
quarto della produyione uaondiale del
la carta Q assoybito dalIa stampa del
giornali. Riguard0 ALA produzinne 81
hauuo le seguenti fire: Steri Until
qulntali 26. Gil O0C. Germania squintR-
Ii S sec 600 Inghilterra giantali
s. 200 O00 Francia quiusal $500. 00e
Austria quintsli 3. 140 Geo Etaiia Quin
tall q ACC. COO II rimanuerte fra gil Al
trl stati.
Con tale immense valsnga ssrsbbe
possible oelmire Lua sstsusione d.
mezzo miliardo di chilometri quadrs-
ii, quanto cioe b~sterebbe per lnear
tocoiare comp letamente Il nostro yec-
chic plane. : mari monti com presi.
e in quanfo temno ur alhsro puc' ira
sformarsi ia giurnate7
Un experiment } ssskuito mel Cana
da' ha dato anesti rssuitati. ALA pre-
-senza ,ael d taio allie 8 al mattlno y
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-11-25

Elmo I'D oggi lie scttoscEizioni g la
offsrte per fersti per le famiglie
del cadns ii in Trlpolisania n0n ci souo
tiocoats i rAdazione con molta confu-
sione. Norremmo esserne moEsifiuati,
ma non sorpresi polchsi l'entusiasmo
patgiottico, quando viene distillato in
mo"eta sonante, 81 ridlae ben poca
cosa
Qualche lettore diTa' che per fare
dele buone collette bisogna andare in
giro 9 SC cllecitare, ma cio' non prov
vederemo eeItamSnse poiohe iii 6ene
deve essere eserc itato epontaneamepte
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-11-25

Tutto al piu nubhlichiamo ii seguen-
te specchietfo che lettori potranno
far eircolare fra loro amiei. vicin5
di casa, oompasni di lavoro, ecc. sol
lecdtando aaI medeslmo an piccolo O.
holo per pOa mandarcelo Moi puobll-
oheremo II nome Del cspo lista da
tutti gli oblatcri.
Dele ofterte giuntesi tino ad oggi.
ol5re quelle della settimana soorsa
am ontanti S5.25 va aggiunta quells
del signcr VittcTio Emanueie DePo
daets, di 81 GO rormanti cosi un totale
di IS 20
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-11-25
NOTIZIE 4 FlSc0

| giudici del frihunale renaie d
Vienna hanno ora per ls mama un pro
cesso per spionagGio contro un certs
| Ccrds
L'accusste sara indubbiamente. pn
pito Ccstui e. al dice, I'M olserrOre
germanIco, altra volta condannato pei
truffe che ora sEche le autcIits in.
glesi ri cercavano per inchiodarlo in
ca rcere siccoms colpevole di aver fat
TO la spia damn deli'Inghiiterra a
favore della Germania
| Risulta dali ACCUSE che esercitaya
| il suo westiere di spia ora in ssrvizio
di uno s.ato. era Gell'altro. Ma o'e'
da meravigliar sere troppo? Lavoraya
per CHI 10 pagaya Pen l'Austria in
danno del vlcini. Per vicini III dan
no dell Aust ria. Cosi', come nm mec-
canico cosmopeiita offre la sua inge-
gnosa abillta' al padrone, chiunque
sia, itallanO, russo. tedegco 70 turco,
purche paghi.
Siccome pero' egli deve era rispon-
dore ell'incolpazione dA avere vendu-
to, a uno state maggiore curioso. i
piani di difesa ds Trieste, di Poia 9
di altri porn austriaci in case di gner
ra, COST l'Austria, irad.ta. 10 fara'
condannare. Ed e nmano cheIl giudl
CT di Vienna 10 oondanh 10. infatsi.
Ecoo uno, pero', che se IL rluscasse,
dial suo banco, di fare aEcoTa dello
spirito, rotrebbe riyolgere al rappre
seEtanti togati dell Austria una sorri-
dsnte richiesta di essere induigent; e
msgnaninii con inisch Sc reeentemen
te na Ieso un catfivo ,seryizio all'im-
pero altTe yolte ne ha reso di buonl.
Quando egli potrebbe osservare =
il yostro governo mi la incaricato di
fare la spia, 10 l'ho servito dovere.
Quando altri mi hanno pregato di ser
yirli, 10 ho fatto sltrettanto. Non di
PIN, non di memo. Perche' voleta o.
"a oondannarmi. signori giudici? Per.
che ho mancato ali ll'onors? L'onore
di una spia non posrebhe essere valu-
tato. pesato, giudIcato. &c nom ad- IN
concesso di spie. ComGnQue Sc eTO a
ns spia oneratG benemerita qaundo
seryi4e vostri diremo COST compa
trioti non ero memo spia on&atta 9
ben Eemerita quandO agivo per cOnto al
altri No? Nom mi stinate? FNou ba-
sta. Comini come me Fncn hanno ia
necessifa d s essers seimati. AMI Isl 81
usano in ouantS 81 ssconsidarauo del
senza stina. 1ssass ~ sR5s4e -
2 poi. 10 non ero solo nelle mie O.
perazioni per Austria contro PAu-
stria signori giudici. ~C'era con me n
ne donna CHE 10 amayo per l'Austria
0 contro l'Austrsa chs doveva tradir
me per annodar Helgzlcni amovose con
ali utticlali dells nazloni chs 10 9 lei
doveyamo iilsleme tradirs !. vi par
Doco? Sir Z vol mi spaIancEerete an
ooza le porte trAelche della Igaoneg
Ma Ia Trigione Q IN zae: 9 ia spasiman
/, te prigiore della mia enigmatica anil
ma incatenafa ALA earns di una don-
na yenduta agli onorevoii eignori ut6-
eiah dello stato A5aggScra !. e eae 10
amo
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COHpeIdIeVi un lotto per taBbia1Vi
ID iuIu0 reSideDI0

A circa cento piedi dalla Hurley
High School, al north side, 81 troya
la Houlehan Addition, l'unica locaii
ia del psese dove 81 pos>a ancora fab
tricare.
Delta localita', divisa in lotti e.
era in vendita, prezzi modici ed a
condizloni favcrevoii, come pagamen-
ii menslli.
e qcesta la miRilor oecasiona per
Chi voiesse fapbricarsi La propria casa
emancipandosi dal pesu deils pigioni.
Per informazioni trsttatiye rivol-
gersi al signor 3. Houlehan cd al ST.
gnor Frank Marta.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-11-25

ERA UNA NOTTE OSOURA. Cosi ;
oscuEa che non 81 riusoiva > discenere
10 teste del cavalli. Improvvisamente
egli vide nna ulce q sinistra. SeRni'
La visione ando'A finire gin mel pa
nano, cOKthdinc, cavalli sutto. Mol
ii che nom 81 sentono bene sperimenfe
no questo i'm fantasmo SO ne avvedo
no solsmeuee .quando g. quasi troppo
tardi. Non perdets inutilmente un
tempo prezicso. ma Sc vi semitic an-
malato, sofferente 0 indisposto inquaI
cunque m9do, .comlnciats a usare il
Loz0g0 del Dott. Pietro Troverete
che quasfoN non an fantasma. Un Sc
colo di uso costsnte ha dimostyato il
suo poteEe elargltrrs al salute. Non
9 una medicine che potete procurar-
vela nellie farmacie. E vsnCluta .alls.
peTsone direttamense dai manifattnrle
ri. Petre Fahrney and Sons Co. 1925
Co. Hoyne ave. Chicago lii.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-11-25

Secondo il rappcrto uficlale delI'ap
posito ripartc a, Madison, sarebbero
stati uccisl durante La presente stagio
ne di caccia 900 ceryi.
Considerable il numero anche rile-
vante di cervi uccisi di frodo, convie.
ne supporfe che cervi siano stati de-
cimati addirittara.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-11-25

II venti del corrente mese le locale
posta ha messo IN attiyita' il ssrvizio
della Postal Savings Bank che IN ogni
parte oellUnione ha ottenuto grande
suocesso.
Chi ne fosse lnteressatc 81 rivolg p
al locale ufficiaie postale per ,nforma
zioui.
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Casa di sci camera, CO Gina. cantina
legnaia, ampio lotto con giardino, i'm
pianto di luce elettyica, 81 aftittereb-
be buone oondizionl.
La casa e. situata al north side di
Hurley.
: RivoleerSi per informazioni ial no.
stro ufficio.
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Uno del migliori modi di passare
IN momento di schiettD divertimento
ALA domenica q quello di recarsi al
cinematografo nalla sala Bonino.
Matinee ale ore pm. sera dal-
ie allie TO-
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CERCANsl AGENT per yendera
nostri cslebri vini
Euclid in gni cifta Salarjo CON
missiope.
Scrivete ALA 1.-THE Schnstsr %,
Cleveland. O." ~
Al slGNORl sEGRETARl d. sO0iE
Ia.
Cole move machine che abba mo
aggiunte recentements al nostro stabi
limente tipograticc, siamo ora ia gra-
do di fare buon prezzi per lavori per
segreterie Chiedete le nossre quota
zioni prima 7di rivolgersi altrove.
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GIL 1NSCRITTl ALA ClASSE DI
LEVA 1891 cne dovessero sistemaFe La
lore posizioni presso il goyerno, vor-
ranno presentarsi al piu presto possi-
bile all'uffiGio del Correspondence
Consolare FRANK MARTA.
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UOMINI: Massinla- -.segresezza. 81
attende adsordini anche per Iettera,
per medicine c0ncernenti maEhttie ve-
neree, RiyoIgersi John Baldwin,
Box 323. Hurley. Wis.