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St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22
THE WOOL SALE.
Quite Number of Wool Growers
Sell

In discarding surplus matter last
week the wool sale of Madisonvllle
was marked out by mistake. AS II
is a mtter of interest to many OF our
readers, we publish it this week.
Those who disposed of their WOO
were: Geo. Peter, Louis Peter, M
Peter, sr., M. Peter, Jr., ]. A. Peter
A. IT. Peter, R. J. Peter, Andrew
Peter, Andrew Edwards, Geo. Ed
wards, J. P. Pelloat, s. 0. Hoover
John Englehardt, F. M. Stanga, Johl
Haas, Wilber Dutsch. the woo
| was bought by VIM. E. Voekel' o
New Orleans, and brought lSE
cents.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22
TUuIUI1 UUNI
CONTINUED from Page u

Recapitulation of deduction list on
taxes of 1910 assessment roll of st.
Temmany Parish:
State-Amount roll, $29,929.7S;
deduction, $1.S6S.22; amount due,
S2S,O61.56; amount collected, $685.
| 2O0.94; excess, S139.3S.
Parish-Amount roll, $58,604.27;
deduction, $3,715.63; amount due,
$54,S8S.64; amount collected, $685.
1853; excess, $287.04.
| Poll Tax-Amount roll 100000;
amount due, $1,900.00; amount col
lected, $2,11O.OO; excess $4,000.
Special School, 5th .Ward-Am' mt
roll $1,631.05; deduction $409.90;
amount due, $1.221.15; amount col
lected, s1,556.51; excess, $335.36.
Special School, I'd Ward-Am mt
rcll, $2,24S.74; deduction, $253.19;
amount due, 1885,; amount col
lected, $2,162.14; excess, $166.59.
Railroad Tax-Amount roll, $8,-
1895; deduction, 627.73; amount
due, $7,634.92; amount collected,
7,696.03; excess, $61.11.
l certify the above to be true
and correct statement and recapitu-
lation of the assessment roll for
the year, 1910.
T. E. BREWSTER,
Sheriff and Tax Collector
Sworn to and subscribed to before
me this 9Th day of July, 1911.
w. E. BLOSSMAN,
Deputy Clerk of Court.
Annual statement of T. E.
Brewster, Tax Collector, July /,
1910, to July /, 1911, Inclusive:
Amount available to each fund:
Criminal fund ........ $21, 1856
Road fund ............ 16,086.30
School fund .......... 23,721.97
General fund ......... 4,919.33
Total .............$ $66, ,463.26
Special Railway Tax. 7,311.27
Grand Total ..$73,774.53
l certify the above to be true and
correct statement of all amounts
collected by me from July !, 1910,
tC July /, 1911, inclusive, for the
above mentioned funds.
T. E. BREWSTER,
Sheriff and Tax Collector,
Parish of st. Tammany.
Sworn to and subscribed to before
NE this 9Th day of July, 1911.
w. E. BLOSSMAN,
Deputy Clerk of Court.
On motion, duly seconded, the
above report was adopted as read
and the sheriff granted a quietus.
The following ordinance was
adopted:
TAX ORDINANCE.
Section /. Be it enacted by the |
Police Jury of the parish of st. Tam |
many, that there be and is hereby
levied for the year 1911 a tax of Z |
mills upon the dollar upon all tax
able property in the parish for gen.
e,al parochial purposes, and 8 mills |
for school purposes, as follows:
That mills are hereby appro-
priated therefrom for criminal ex-
penses, mills for the benefit of |
public schols,1 mill for general ex-
penses and mills for the benefit of
public roads upon all property in the
parish subject to taxation, including
hat situated in the towns of Coving-
on and Vaudeville.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, ETC.,
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

MIR. and Mrs. David B. Smith, OF
Lewisburg, La, announce the %. =
gagement of their daughter, ant Ma. te
Anaise OF Mr.. Frank Joseph lie moh'
of Madisonville, La.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Mr.. E. F. Helwick had as his
guests this week, Mrs. T. P. HelWlck'
Jr., Misses Exzilda Helwick, Neema
Helwick, Mrs. C. Kothe. sr., Mrs.
G. Hubert, Misses A. Salzer, lsabelia
and Nellie Bowe, all of New Orleans
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Mr.. Jos. Cotton, of WASHINGTON
D. c., was here Wednesday on "a a
visit to relatives. He was the gues'
of Mrs. Pharis.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Mrs. Drummond and Miss Valie'
after a weeks visit to Mrs. ). y.
Burns, have returned to Their homes
in Edwards and New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Mrs. H. J. Ragas and Miss l laa
Mason. of New Orleans, were gues.s
of Mrs. S. D. Anderson from SUNDAY
to Tuesday.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Miss Annie Smith spent several
days in Slidell this week, guest ol "iSs
Enola O'Rouke.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Mrs. /. A. Alfonso leaves Suhuay
for the Crescent City and Gull co"s'
to visit relatives.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Miss Marietta Alfonso entertained
at a card party last Saturday even
ing in honor of Misses Edna Burken-
road and .Vera Sherk., OF New OF-
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

"Mandeville on the Lake" the
new song by Mrs. Hopkins, can pe
found at Schonberg's Pharmacy Al
ford's Jewelry Store and the oi's
Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Mr.. Fred Kent has returned To
covington from Angola, Ind where
he was attending college.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

superintendent has filed his an
nual report with the State Board
Il shows total receipts, year ending
July l, 1911. s76,324.13; bisburse'
ments, Sal 1858; balance on hand
$5,199.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Talisheek is to have new ." .
room school house. The lana was
donated by Mr.. Warren Thomas.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Mr.. J. l.. Smith was a business
visitor to New Orleans. Wednesday
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Fussell leiI
Thursday for Texas, Where 'neS WIZ
visit relatives.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

One of the social events of the
week was a watermelon party Tues
day night at the residence of Misses
Pauline and Anna Frederick, given
by Mr.. Dudley Weaver in honor OF
Miss Orphia Duncan, of New Or,
leans, who is the guest of the Misses
Frederick. The party was largely
attended. Dancing started the
evening which was followed by
watermelon and washing faces. The
lawn was Illuminated with japanese
lanterns, which showed up very pref
ty. Those who were present besides
Miss Duncan were as follows: Misses
Louise Lions, Ellen Clark, Ellen Roy,
Flossie Smith, Mrs. Anna Hebert,
Misses Estel Evans, Eta Evans,
Mae Poole. Eta Lee Kramer, Clarice
Frederick, Maggie Grimmer, Ethel
Bcugere, Marie Louise Mouton,
Jeanne Blanchin, and Messrs. Sidney
Oriol, Raymond Oriol, Harold Col
ton, George Williams, Octave Casa
gran, Burtin White, Alphonse Roy,
Arnold Dulion, John Diendorf,
Vaughn Noise, Carl Bougere, Chas.
Bulah, Harold Weaver, Monroe Sim
mons, Harold Faust, Victor Denost,
George Sears, Felix Bachemin.
On Tuesday evening July Is, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Menetre gave a de-
lightful party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Menetre in honor of
their neices from New Orleans, Miss
Olga Lagrange and Miss Lucie
Norman. Dancing, games and music
were INDUCED in till late hour.
Delicious cake and fruit punch was
served, and all left for home declar
ing that they had had real good
time. The participants were: Misses
Winnie White, Miriam Watkins,
Sadie Pigott, Lola Christoffer, Cecile
Warren, Margaret Mccullough, Es-
ther Combel, Lucille Champagne,
Irene Champagne. Louis Frantz,
Alma Frederick, Norma Weaver,
Eula Tophia, Katie. Siren, Gladys
Burns, Ruth Burns and Grace Meme
tire. and Messrs. Albert Anderson,
Logan Pigott. Compton Noise, John
Christoffer, Leo Jackson, Alton
S1nith, Percy Smith, Herbert Stern.
Louis Abbot, Notion Leblanc, Ralph
Menetre, Edgar Menetre and Leslie
Menetre, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Norman, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Menetre,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Menetre, Mes
danes w. J. Warren, Del Coral, La
grange, Clifton Burns, Preston
Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Menetre,
and honored guests, Misses Olga and
Lucie Norman.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22
IN CHARGE OF
SISTERS OF ST. BENEDICT.

The sisters of St. Benedict have
taken charge of the management of
and of the nursing atthe Covington
Sanitarium. DR.. Durell will be at
the sanitarium this summer with his
family.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Miss Katie Michaelis, formerly OF
Anita Springs, but now reslaent VI
New Orleans, was in Covington on
Wednesday, to see friends ana on
business.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Miss Euphemie Richard is on a
visit to relatives in Terrebonne' La'
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22
THEA HOoKWoRM TREATMENT.
DR.. J, B. Adams Announces Appro-
priation and Establishment OF
Offices.

DR.. J. B. Adams, in charge OF tne
hookworm investigation in this par.
ish, expresses great appreciation OF
the action of the Police Jury in ap-
propriating $50 for the treatment
ne those afflicted with the hookWorm.
To is now making arrangements for
tba establishment of Offices in the
different towns so that all who WISH
may receive free treatment. -, ne ne
date on which these otflces VIII pe
opened and their location WALL NC
announced later.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22
Personal and Local

BORN-To Mrs. Fred ]. Heintz,
on Sunday, July 16, 1911, a boy.
BORN-To Mrs. Ulyssus Depr1est,
Friday, July 21, 1911, a girl.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Mr.. Charles P. Johnson, candidate
for register of the State Land Office,
was in Covington this week looking
after his interests and visiting his
friends. Mr.. johnson was formerly
receiver of the U. S. Land Office,
under Cleveland. He is well and
favorably known here.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Mr.. Edmund Stern was business
visitor to New Orleans, wednesday
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Arrangements are being made for
grand entertainment to be given
for the benefit of the Southern Pine
Chapter" of the Eastern Star, at
Bogue Falaya Park on or about Aug.
&, under the management of Miss
Alma Ads, who will reproduce
Hazel Kirke" A lawn party for
the children at o'clock.
Further notice of the entertain
ment will be given in this paper next
week.
St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Muller, of New
Orleans, are now in Covington where
thev will remain for some time.
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Cine NeipInttpn,

Scriebrunasu treffenb tgr bus aiieBmens &C.
aen lsoen an'toeenben SUB ber esst1ieesHtf
on Gf,eaSretcr sioeHas. bon SiHe stsags bii
su einenI HHHfte IS fsrb nsittt Don Isarmei
Aneuue iHnerbaIh nes Gfir,tib fpeGcer 6se be-
laais apeTas s,t ssi,iFltp.iesi be eosssE bon BEN
rem Sfue6e. niH bic saHSsr soften eer Gelans
Der belagieH apeHae oa bcsacleH
Stt &c btitlrAen bon etm Eirscior ui sslabIis
Sfrptce beg Einbl Gfncfuali Siaat Giro:
Clifton 1. Tag auf itben ungrtuseHsea uHo
ouiieberbai 2ib orr nerfttgseHeu saIuefnlae
peIda aHGrensen uIln uHsiUbeu an oss 0rstnbre'
der uoenae. ocn .ine Etrass his ~ siHrm
iHnerSaIb hes 3fftrttts. siHitIigElid neT
tdGgieH gesHHs, rreite uorber hcn osrH
3iTcttcr q RHtilS serpioe asftonffeIl
SBsf. um be sri5ss aDpsT Der Sstauss beiaS
ter slncrue 81 tesuhieH ibte gsdcrinmme bon
sae17s5, sslp's samme tor gat siHiaaI is!'
hem Is uns ,9sT' sssesss g." be aassta sastsn as fr
bic @cfsrsn.eIuie ber bf'nsssn ace
me nit Eel. EIH eefI EIaat au' eerfeihen sa ie'
Gen JHn bic Gbcrfidcbs uoD tefceier dncnse ~
staFe!strtH tlHinites.i6 zee fsttH tsn fsltsF e.s
letsnislsHs ptH ereuInHefH tHEsgbo!k bts -
hriiis. rit trsktr sdaGiitn MHHsnIiftH 5ristftssr
are EustrtEifahsHi suH seaefsr EsipuHsfiuHs.
HtE srursrls, far issss ssHsrsH.enssn GAS az
psI&sn bic obtnsnannis eammt aaiultsi Rntbs
ben 70 cai,rztgttH Geissstras uHe rpn isntH f4ul
b.bT m @ Efs ssr ssn s,a: s,s, sgans g,sh.n I'M,
on Osss ppr bsm 20. 1ass splstnB bsr ,Hh
saiitstn QsTirnng btitr zreiafisa uHs eas bel
etirae peH bsisgisr sHesmsni en- bsA Stesifuu
bitter tU3tttgist uHe Seu ter ia fdrt EMAtr sin
stira7tH peetH isl etQtR ets etrf6isesntr &rHEe
hh6s. n,t ebeR beFdtfbefy tat pi, Gietuihamt
tpatH rsB hclasism GNesmsnt bsnaGrittei aEl
easitlbt ieH feHtstiti tDrreen shtnte tss sHetu
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Sabl1Hgfn an cher bUt ber geHaHHfen 1uiuu
nstt eemses tDtFhtH i5 lei bsr EtseisNHhiisF u
tew Stiraa seR btiagi,H aastmtrst Gin, Etsal
ben faRt ErsBani HttE SiHisH btnsufhatH e2a Bon
Iase an TeHH itas bis ~ BEN xaes bsr CAB
luna, uns tt Stirea befGsi,E nHkstet,n
GAtsntrtt nttt ss Efrste nne 3iHitE. feIts
ihm cai tef Gtspu. DHsissaf plasirs urE ben
0tfef, stmss ipati'tf. ~ spetssa.
@siibn 3. Tat tt @sfner, nst1s psn ksr 3ab
iHns Den bdaeisn aF,smsnft. Eirs'sn anh 3lrisr
ttngshra. rDH Hm sfapisG6asmrtftr sinsHa o.
nihsn Gpns 'ttbiiiT, i0,tefH easr, ssr eurG tsr
gamtn tn Tthriiis s5is rbsH bsiGrisksn tstenu
N, Ene Der BEN SiaeisEAasmsissts aasbsl1ti
msteta ieu nui etluHgseHmeiinEseH ktR issl*a
ben BEN Ttrttinr - Nutlit EtSrl,, sgsesesH
iperseH Guf bsitn gtnAsH True. wne Hna biz
Etlsne ets titriH osgter td1rittents Tihriff.
~ etFrtiien unt tt BffAr IN tdnctsm fSrnl
iratn su 'sirtm aRstt,n 3ns6s pernsnss wereea
acften ber EeluHq ...,-.................
$500 EuaoraisBarbs a s.047E..... .s2bf rs
Aoffen Der anseiaeH.. 1900
geltIoiieH an 4 Gfober 1911
g s. gun6m nger
8iredrr OF Nnblie gsreiee.
sifsii: Srtr .. g3euusr. Ggeri.
els
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Gr 1T tein Don Suon. DIS
Iih Dor tur5sr 3sit Elm bstanntsr suas
Itiher Sdnaer nit Der 9ohsr zines
2oros perbeirdtbets, errsete bisie,
5au Elm uusstpObHlihes glufIsbsn.
Utun puBts gu er5dbIen, oaB Der SGus
ger ldnge .3eit nm bic onno pes
Utdoheus gebetsn bate unD bab Der
Batter Die grIaubnib niht gsben ipous
ts, neil er fiirhtsts, bab isin ainb in
Der Gbe nit oem SiinftIer niht ollds
LID uiiroe. Rad elmer 8oriteliung,
in ruelher Der Sdueer ben Don Suan
iiugen mubte uno Der Der 2prb nit
Der Sohter tsipobnts, Iieb Der Batter
pes Wdo6sHs iid in Der 8aro,robs
oes Sdngers meIben unb iaste Su
i5m: sd babe ssgen bic 9erlp6uRg
nun nidts mehr eirButpsnoen. -
yDisio 1T bisier llmi9puns 10 pI0bs
| lih getommsn2" frusts Der sntsiidts
Sdnger. Der Batter bahts cine ssits
lang mad uuo fosie: sd begs niht
mebr Die Jurdt, Dab Sic mein aino
unglidIid madrn perosn. S6 babe
Sic hsuts abeuo iingsu bOren - nun,
gle itno tetn Don Suan." Sb Der
Sdngtr sludliber mar ubsr bic Gins
ipilIiguns 5ur Seirath obsr unsIii6s
Iider iiber ben Gusiprua, bas pat
man ME erfabrsn.
Der Selbitmorb bes Ssrs
.Bogs Sangro 8smarfi. Der
Ser3os PebrO bi Sansro Gemarii Bat
ith oas Geben genommen. inoem er iit
0om 9burm ieines bsItoriibsn SdloTs
les 81 eoitelIamare ins Uieer ssitiirst
bat. IS rpar uHsrfinolif, ipas bic
len Wonn peranlaBt baben tonn.s, isis
mem 2eben auf 10 tragiihe Weiis Gin
Gnoe 81 MAIDEN. Der 6srsog l.bte In
ben gldn5enoiten germpgensperbdlis
niiien, sr mar Miriondr. erit 90 Sahr.
alt unb esborte tpegen ieinsr 9sihids
lihteit in allen Dingen bss Sports
uno isinsr pruntbaften gIsgans gu ben
betannteiten Sriheinunsen Der neapos
litanii6en 4riitotratie. gr mar in
tinberloier Gbs psrheiratbet, unb IS
f6isn. oab er bas gliidlidite Jamis
IisHIsbsn fiibrts. Sect erfdart man
bic 9riinbe Der 8.rspeifluusstbat.
Der 9er5os bate fit leioeHihuftlih
in cine erlauhte uno tusenohafte
Dame perliebt. uno Der Shmer5 iiber
bisie uniinniee uno boffnunssloie 2eis
osnI6aft bat ibn in ben 2pb setrisben.
BIS Dor Sturgeon mar Der bersos
Ghrentupalisr Der 5ersogin BON 4ofia /;
uber Snois,retionen bober Berfonlids
ieiien batten ibn DeranlaBt, bisien pps
item auf5useben.
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]llaQOr's ljrok(amatiOn.
gpahcr's rffitr,

I n G II All, b. AUpper isll-
Ia ole eeaiSlafnr be Etdoies Gbio ben l2.
Etipber ieosn Sarres uIs Golmbus SEfeef'
uHassTog" 5un eefeetteH tyeteriag tn SiaGis
geIUaett bat:
0esbaIb erfafe i'd, Qeuls 5hfpob, mlaeor
rer Siabi GinciHnaii nntye @arger dn nah
ten Dcnnerlaa. ben AZ CitDbtr. Gbre Gblibe
S'cfdafiieuHg uiIb arbsii ciuSui:elcH nab lt
au rtrer aIlaefaeinen nnb bcrstdeA tSeier 81
beibclliaer baburh eut ieI6eu 8eti ons anbel'
teu/fsh Grcbeu Seeintrers ure Gnioefsrt en'
rrHe n1h Die stiiiiass&rif l.cBuns Der petiiidfti
Gdi5fnud beaeheub
Gies Gsefcfhnis 1T als Gins ber arobtsn Or.
t,pHii'c In bet gefntcte su 5etga2ien, arb IS
iii uir paiPrb nno anQehTdchf car bas Ie5eu
uT5 hte IbaieH ieHer bsgriineu Seioenf1atfr.
&briippbet Solambus, Gg' uebhhrenee sseis
GHerfaunt nHo aefeteft mcrbeu ioliien,
St beiiimme fernsr, eup nriers itGb;il9sr
cebaHbe adtleiien tlfb ale 0HentIt4eu @e'
fhdiie. fotrssi ee anaaHeltG ~ tiHeeiieii iger'
ben oaHii bic Setrr eine m5pIittt eoulnautt'
gt tel
eeasbeu uuter meintr eanb uHb benz Eleaei
eer Eiaei Giudnuaff an .. %aee hss GRuHaIs
Sitebct n Z. 1911
ecHts Stpab Marct
GfeeneesetGHei: xbrk. Z. Jeans, Se'
iIe;Gr
tStegel) II
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8ereins.Mnseigen.
Ntutidr Nmeriiauiidtr stabtperbauo
Clifton 6tiaI,ts 0|eianaperein.

W.green. gaanftnQ. ben Z. E!fober, uru iitt
eFbenbS fiubei TN pet xsretustnue. 80. 1867
MubS Esrute bfe fHpnafiifte Defhdffsusrfans1n'
slHu ftnit irc5u fangmitseaf aettal.sofr iTeunhs
licbff elnoeIab<r fsno.
Muanit Ganfer. @rdiihtnt
gdrcb Hedfr. Geirsidr. II
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Bob Soutbep, pou re ppst, poet
Suureate,
4no HepreIentatipe Of al TIE race ;.

Bob Sputbp, pou re ppst, poet
Suureate,
Gnb RepreIentatipe Of au TIE race. !.
Der Don Suan" mar Der ssebbes
brief Der ariftotratiihen Voeiie Der
sroBen gBelt on bic auffommenbs
rgerlihsbef6eibsne. beimifh= bduss
Ii6e 0ibtune unb aebensbetrottuna,
Die eben in Der Geef9uIe unb in be-
ren 1oupte Woros.purtb eipfelte. Die
Ter bat foauFagen bas eonse 5eenges
biet in feline enbloien open bineinses
oihtft, ole 9eree, s5elien, O6rfer unb
Wdferfdlle nit ieinen fiinffiibiaen
retmlolen Somben kbett. Dos Wunz
perbare lit aber niht. oab Worbss
NORTH, ME iein 5reunb SoutbeD ppr
ibm, Die Stelluns bes poeta 2oureaz
tus betdm uno IN aeprbneten gers
Rdltnifen itarb, ipdbrenb ibr 8eaner
gpron jung unb toa Su grunbe gina,
ipnoern ipunberbarer iit, bob Worbse
north auf iein Bolt cine unenolif
pteI srDBere Dirtuns esiibt bot als
8prons berrIines 8enie. sounoertz
tauienoe empfaRssn beute nod
aus Worosportbs 9ebi6.en SnTpiraz
ttpn, piele ietsn in ibm neben
ShateIpeare unb WiiIton ben britten
groben 8ipfel Der snsliirben poeiie.
!6ier lit elmer bon ben sGlIen, mo Der
Jremoe ii6 INNER aIs 5remoer fiibs
len tpiro; mas an ben beftriptipen8es
idngen oes Wprbtuortb 70 beeeiiterno
iptrtt, oas III uns nod niht aufasoans
gen; lie fhetnsn uns cine ebrenperth
gtuhternbeit dussubouhsn. Wer ins
oeiien einies Wohen 5ipiItsn ben eng
ltien Seen 5ubringen mill, mag nit
ytugen einen gaub Wprbspprtb in
ben Softer baden, nitt blob peosn
Der Iotaien 8e5isbungen, ouh um in
bic edit ensliihen bobenItGnbiaen, beis
matbIihen 9efiihle unb gsoanten eins
5uorlngen, bic bieIer Dihtsr Dor alien
anberen NIT unsrmiblidsm gifer,
penn aud fir unIsr 6efiibl niht
ourhpeg hinreiBeuo. psrtiinbst.
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,3n permictfrn-3 3immer.

SO. Tt5 PdHes Mpf.. ndbe mlfsiiHten
gsars. ett grcbss bellies 5iuimer TIM 5. siof,
sFfcnf Gas fiir sfpd1en. cstsiina Ilo Rsleltt'
barfndft b.B,K
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Sn ncrfanfen 8rrid)ieoenes.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-06

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-06

pferbs unb~ ttus ihfDere Aopfoers
lebungen bnpon, iporuuf ihm aoiisr
Wilbelm rietb, iib In 3utunft Der
biplomatiinen Rarriere Su iuibmtn.
1botfdmIi6 trnt 1rtnsler ins ouspdrs
tiee Mmt. (llm einsn alien Wis 8u
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lttuHokn ideinen ~ebIert 7beile1 nimt
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-20
P...E....R!.SONAI

/
Dana. opag os Weston. Is city
visitor
Harlan Rtles i in the csty from
Bristol.
s, ". scaradeF, Of Grafton, 8 IL
the city
g. w Elssker. 81 Gassaway IS a.
city visitor.
2. B; Rich 81 Parkersburg, is a
visitor here.
Frank Neely; Of Cairo, is a guest
at the Waldo.
q. $. shafer. Of Parkers5urg. Is, a.
visitor here,
j. s, IuFuer Of Weston, Is a
visitor here.
9. E Lamberd lis in New York
City on business
Miss Helen Knox visited friends at.
sllnnston sundsy
Porter lswt 3; pr PED Tree, was.
in the city Monday
Miss Lola Nay has returned from
a visit at Fairmont.
j., A. +. Day Is a business visitor
here from Jalwisyfiles
Flayius 3. DAVIDSON was here Mon3
lay from Bridgeport 4,
PIE Bayard, Of Parkersburg, is
visitor in the, city.
r. N. Moore, Of Parkersburg, is a
ESusiness visitor here,
Miss Katherine Holt visited FAIR
mont friends Sunday.
J. NJ Deem, Of Clark street, spent
Sunday at Parkersburg.
J. B. Hart went to Grafton Mon
lay on a business trip.
Samuel D. Brady. Of Parkersburg.
spent Sunday at the Waldo.
Taylor Ward, of Peenl Tree, was a
;ity business visitor Monday.
o. R. sartor has returned from al
'ew days business trip to Wheeling.
DIR. W; A, Fletcher returned Mon
lay from q business visit to Elkins.
Mrs: cannie Manley, Of First street,
listed friends at Wilsopburg Sunday.
viii Dillingham;, Of Fairmont was
1 - = 4
acme Sunday on a visit to his par
9nts.
G, w. swisher went to Charleston
Monday morning, after q short stay
in The city,
Bruce Hess, editor of the Enter
prise at Warrington, was a city Wis
tor Monday.
I Mr.: and Mrs; Jack Bridge, Of Graf
on, have returned home after visit
ng relatives. z
Mr., and Mrs! b. NJ. ogden and Miss
Mary Watkins have returned from a
trip in the East.
Frank A. Wilson, expert account
ant, will go to Parkersburg this eve
ing on a business visit
Mr.. and Mrs. James Otis Watson,
i Fairmopt, have been guests OF
II. and Mrs. Ernest Hutton.
|, The Rev, P. NJ. shoenen has re-
turned from Fatrmont, where he of
Heated at theSfuneral OF an Ital-
ian. rel
+ Mrs. M. W. Smith has gone to
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, from which place
she will go to visit her sister, Mrs.
James N. Mccann,. near West Lake,
la.
The Rev. and Mrs, L. E. Peters
returned Monday from a visit to-
New York, Philadelphia and WASH
:ngton.
Mr.. and Mrs, william Francis and
Slaughter, Beryl, Of Rowleslburg, are
suSsts CT Mr.. and Mrs. T.. L. Ian
am, of North street,
Miss Ionia Smith, who is attend
ng the Pennsylvania College for
Women, will return Tuesday even
.ag tov-visit her parents.
Robert 3. Wdllison, Of the Wilson
9 Dennison Company, will depart for
Charleston this evening to look after
n important real estate deal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-20
One
to Ose
Money

is not to employ what
you have bly,.
There is no investment
more profitable than
Real Estate. Do not let
your money lay idle
when you can make
from 10 to 25 per cent.
yearly on Real Estate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-20
OFFICE MOVED.

DE-. j. w. Johnston, physIdtaa, has
moved his office from rooms 10 and
II on the second floor of the Irwin
building to rooms 3O1 and 500 on the
third floor of the Con- building.