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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-15

lib INNER MIR par oiltallce onbim=
melt nno ielbit beim 8ieoeriebr
nod fiirdterliblter Grennung nus
5ii6tiglid Bic Sineeripisen gu.
iammenlegt uno 1ib pom Brio,
iegnen ldBt. ginituoiert mar oos
Stiid BON @errn 6. Saba iebr gut.
es CAB feline Stoduneell feline @ia.
berbolungen unb EN- Sober be-
nabm iid leidt lno unge5pungel
auf Der 8ibne. Sour murbe fai1
our6gebenos ni6t oeutli6 UNI
laut genug geiprofcrl. Die 2eiitun.
gegn tparen natirli6 jebr Der
idieoenartig. Sim geiten lporen mol
Die bon ben &errn Clemens @ros.
SEQ 90. S. Gielmann, oeiien bcrr-
lides Organ mieoer NAL sur poaz
item Geltung fanL. Gbas. @ingert
s.. Serf uno Sranf Shmabe. Die
@usitattune NOR iebr biibib. Die
cine bubble, itimmungsbone 3miz
i6enmuiif tpurbe geipielt.
= Na9 Mniibt oes @aiierlperfe
Sadberitdnoigen MIeranocr Bottcr
tit INFER Sener : Spitem fir cine
Stnot mie Gan Mntonii ourd)aus
nidf Dinreifeno. 5ie Sonptrobreil
ioaten big in ieoen Sell Der. Staoi
perl1ngert uno pielc gcrbclicrungeil
lollten on ibnen p%orgenonlntcll
iperoen. Botter bat rloH feline 10 gea
nouen unteriudungeu porgcitome
men, Inn iagen au fonncn> mic picI
oieie 8erbeIierumgclt foltcil lperoen
Mnfangs ndditen Mouat3
bofft man, 3iige auf Der Son Mus
tonic, llbaloe & @ulf Yabn 5n,i-
fhen bier uno 3lcaiantou Iaufcn
Iaiicn al f0nnclt. 0is Cube Sftobcr
geoenft man Die Strede 5lpiidcn
bier nno llpaloc fertig 5li baden.
Die Depoiitoren Der @ooos
Nntional 8auf baben nod cine 81,
rioenoe bon 2A Yro5ent erbalten,
momit Die 3ablungcn beerloet iinb.
SIM @an5en baben lie oonn mir 211s
Gro3ent bcrlorerl.
8au : Snipeftor 9fid)ter Bat
ben @eiterbau an eiiiein nellen
Mopins Yicture Sbeater an ser
Souiton StraBe ~perboten, neil oie
SIren in Dem Neuban nur bier Sui
brett iino, pdbreno iie ser Sroi=
nana gemdB flint Sub brett icin
miiifen.
Die uMetail 9ruggilt Mllocias
ton bat iid organificrt. 81. 81. Sir
ider lit aum Braiiocntcn crludblt
moroen, 8. 6. 9reib gum 9icesYrd-
ii6enten uno S. S. Mcid 5lll1
ShasmeiIter uno Sefretar.
inner perter &olege, Ser
@m. q. Srendmann aus Muitin
Der als 0elegat sur 6emofratii9en
Transformation bier mar, itottete
uns einen iebr algenebmen geiut
in unierer Office ab.
Gin -altes, felt Sabren leer@
itebenoes Saus an Der noroliben
Geus 8raunfels Mpeniie bronntr
Wittmod na6nlittag ab. Man
glaubt, bob oas GelIer olrrd)
oSramps" peranIabt nuroe.
siirfiide 8aber, sos DIT SOnitOuitr.
Mittlpoh abeno rannte All
Der Mbenue 9 elm MutomobiI in eiil
bort itebenbes @usep, bas GbarIcS
@oBbarot gebortc, binein. 9as
8uggp muroe oenlolicrt. Gs laB
our 3eit Niemano III inn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-15
aiesem Inner inn Streite.

3ipei Snhen befinoen iid in Be.
itGubieem Streite, @olbefinoen uno
SGmorrboiocr. @ber @uflen's Mrni-
ca Salbe oertreibt S1lnorrboioen in
ieoer 5orm. Sic beIeitigt bulO
SUDDEN, g~nt5iinoung .uno S6me0rng.
Gle giebt &omfort nno @olbefinoen
0as groBte Seilmittel bel 9rono-.
9rii6. unb Shnittmnlloel gc8eulo,
uno alien Santtranfbeiten. Nnr 25c
In alien &~potbefem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-15
uur 6iiltiefeit bis STINT 81. Oftcber.
Yrdmien>CTerte
Gin perieblae at, mi,5ere SremnSe.

Sa es ns nmmaslid it, ap 2itmfte mmo Counties seq Gtaates
bnrdJ GenemSe bearbeitn 5m laRen, mukten mir ami mberc afhtel 5mr i'm
mer grDReren Ger6refung nnieres 0iates fnnen nb mir Tno AT bern
Gnfblnf aefpmmem, anme6m6are Gramien fir meue M6unnentem, bic nus
etngeididt Werbea, anssmieken.
8ir panen nht Die Geranialtans eines Ioaenanaten Gputefes, ti
sr bet enslidbem Setnmsem nblhb III, iumoern mir moaen bnrd MnssabIuna
elmer liberalen Summnnion 5reiuiliee ammerbeu, be ubne beonbere Ma.
lie nnO anfrengnns hd eie Nebeneiuna6me sn beridaffen tuanlden.
gu Sieiem 3mede offermren mr fiji ieoen SaGresa6unnenten emc
Spmmtntpn bn l., etnem Sptlar. Sas Mpden6lat Ser .Nreie
Erene fur Seras" fofet 81 per SaEr~ 0egen Ginienbnng BON $1O mer.
ben mir ain oas Blatt AT irgenb cine ns amfaese6ene gbreHe idifm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-15

Steae gu, mo Die beioen Itanoen.
Sic botten nidts gefunoen; Scr
StottbaIter Woaer frogte, Oh i've
MN nod Die MergeIgru6e ourhlus
fen moaten; mebr piiroen Tie
beute mol ntht fonnen; es lei su
ollnfel geworoen nrlo Die 2eute tot
muoe.
46er menn SER 8enbof uiG,
molen mir au6 nod, Iogte Statt=
batter Mouer; ni6t no6r, 2eute?
Sa, Damn molen mir ou6 nod
erDtoerten tie inn G6or.
Sd oanfe eud5, Iaete 8oslaf; ibr
fonnt nun ni6t mebr 6elfeh; i)
min init Dem Serrn bier olein meiz
ter, iobulo GIas Brebrop nit Dem
@agen fomnt; Die Mergelgrube
brau6t ni6t abgeiudt 5u' meroen;
i'd babe iest Soffnung, BOB id mein
urenfelfino am 2eben mieoerfinoe.
Die Gimme oes Nlten 5itterte,
olS er Die lesten @orte iprodl oie
2cute blidten i'm p%ertpunoert an.
Sa, mem urenfelftnb, bnb Der
Site nieoer an, uno leine Stimn1e
NOR iett itorf lno batte einen Ell
gelltlmli6 tiefen, feierli6en Slang;
ocrn bas lit iie : mein uno l1lriz
fcns, Ser @attin bon Ioolf @en-
hof, l1renfelfin6. Shr habt hpl1te
10 tren 81 mir eeItanben, uno ga
farn i'd ntdt anbers, als eu1
Die 8abrbeit lagen. gs lebt nies
mano, Dem oaour9 Elm 2eios gee
idiebt, uber eu6 fam es gut tim,
81 miiien, oaB man INNER Die
8abrbeit iagen muB, oaB elm otter
neun5igiabriger Wann iie nod ias
gen muB, aus feinem anoern
@ru1toe. ols neil es sic @abrbeit
tit. uno nun gebt nod Souie, &in=
Der: nno loBt eu6 ni6t perleiten,
&a6e 5u nebmen an Dem, ser mein
llrenfelfino BON Salts nno Sol gc@
trieben; uno laBt au6 nfdt euren
3orn an &aus unb 9of aus. gs
baben before Wanner Dor linn oa
gcmobnt, uno meroen nad ibm BEL
lere Wa1ner mobnen; uno nun nod,
einmal: id oanfe eu6, @inoer!
9ie 2eute batten ifpeigenb 5uee@
bort; elmer uno Der aroere botte
Die Wiiee ~abgenommen; lie puBten
nt6t reht marum, uno als Ser of=
te Mann nit @ottbolb in oie Suit
Idle itieg, Die unteroeiien itiG beral~
eefommen, itanoen lie aae nit emf
bloBtem aopf berlm, uno als pie
&llti6e iib in 9emegllng geiest
unO tie ielbit Sen Seimipeg mttra=
ten, oauerte es lnnge, big elmer
eiit lautes @ort 5l ipre6en magte.
Die &l1tide ober flbr in BEN oltns
feln Mbenb binein in Ser ,Hidtung
rod Dem Stronooorfe &oloip. @s
mar elm liebli6er @eg an einenl
Sommerabenoe, uno Gaelic mar
germ nit Dem &inoe bier prone
inert. @ottbolb batte CEMENT, Tie
irplten bieien @es nebnen: Der
Ilte NOR es 5ufrieoen gelpeien. Sett
fonmit bu on oie &eibe, iagte er.
@ir indten cine Sote, Oa5u taugt
ei1 alter Manm iest iuden mir Ell
ne, Die lebt, 6a5u mag Elm junges
@lllt geeigneter fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-15

6at u Abonneaten eint Ggr Yrimie pn $3.50 in Saar.
STR ID Abonnenten tae Grtra yrdnnie uon s3.75 lit Smr.
Stir 20 4bonnnten eme ggtra yrdnlie Don $500 iii yaar.
Stir 70 Mbonnenten eine Grta : yrdnie pon s6.25 in Saar.
Stir 1tbr as Is Abonntnten eine grtras Ytdmie pon IS III yaar.
Silr nnebr a5 50 Abonnenten cine G%rtraprdmie nn SIG In yaar.
Ser @oridlas lit sinfad nnO ~ueraanolid aenns. User enem nencm
Abonnsutea oer CUR 3t nidt Seler Der uGrae SreRe" lit, a.
mtnnt, foaefherr $500, erbaIt repe bebalt oappn einem Collar eub iaift
Den anoeren Collar NUT Der senanen goreRe oes 8eteaers elm. Mmferbem
nebt aer amb nod cine Ggtra Eramie in 9msidt, faas sic GAIL bpn
sebn Mbpmnenten poer barber credit mrS. 0iIe GrraEramie len.
ben atr ben oa5u geredtgem BON mnfrer Office ans brett
Die ber scmade Sfferte lit fir Seoen i'm udiem @ebiste SEES Star
ties otfen. Sober fann Tb oaram 6etelsen. @rr biten nur gaarpriIe
an tuel 9elS INNER ieinen &ert fat nno Sober Sahar anibaffen nnS fn-
len fam, mas er asrabe bramht.
gae, Die pon bieier Dfrrte Gebrand MAIDEN mb nnter SEN oben
sefeihen gemnannseu abomacntn fit Die p5reie grefe fir seras" fam.
-meln mpaen, fns sebeten, fd init inns mmper5Mglib in gerbinouua ~
reen, oamt mir bnen etuase aemiaidte ansfabriAere gmsfmmft ertei.
len f0nnen, Die Anhtuns sebt BEN 8eteaerm brett BON unisrer OF.
lice sn Siee Sfferte bat MIR Gafnafet Bis gum 81. Dftober.
nSreie Yreie fHr Seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-15

3mei Gage ipater itano oes Mor.
gems nab Dem 5meiten Sribltiid
Dor Der Sir ieines Sauies Soder
Erebrom uno blidte onrh cir
lcnges gelesfop, oas er nit Ser
linfen Sano an Die Slaegenitanga
georiift belt, Die Dor Dem Saule
bod aus Dem Sanoe ~aufraate,
iiber oas Meer. Man fonnte Ben
gliten So6en oft IN genai oerielbetl
Stealrng uno 9eihaftigune finoen.
Hiht als Oh er auf Dem Weere
irgeno etmas 9~eionoeres geiudt
ooer gu entoeden gebofft bate, abar
iii miiBigen Momenten mar oas See
lesfop, meldes fir ~gemobnlid
bidt an Der @austiir, i'm Sbube oes
weit uoriprinsenoen 0ahes, auf
Spei frummen HiegeIn rubte, cine
portrefflihe unterbaltungA menn
es aud, mie in oisiem 4ugenblide,
fdledteroings ni6ts anoeres auf
Dem Meere 81 ieben gab, als i'm
Morgenpino 1ultia tan5enoe, bier
ilno Ga lhaumgefrOnte @ellen.
Iber beute iab Der quite Sofeu
aud niht einmal Die l6aumgefronS
ten Weaen; er lab eben gar nihts,
oennod batte iein breites @eii6t.
als er nod flint Winuten bas Se<
lesfop abieste nno 5uiammenidob,
eiien 10 iorgenpoIen Musorud, ais
babe er Elm goaidiff beoba6tet,
oas Bel itarfem Norboititurm auf
Den @ieiiotper Safen trieb, uno
iein Nadbar, Der 2otienfomntan-
oeur 8oniaf, babe geiagt, bas Sdiff
lei ni9t mebr gu retten.
l1no oenielben iorgenpollen Mnss
orud batte oas runoe @eii6t ieiter
Stine, Die eben in Ser Saustiir err
ihien, uno, Die beioen ionit 10 ges
ihdftigen SGnoe miiBig inter Der
Sdur5e, in ben blauen, NIT meiBen,
g~l1n5enoen @olfen beItreuten Wor=
genbimmel 81 i~tarren begann, obne
ibren Soden, Der feds Sdritte BON
ibr itano, au6 MN 81 bemerfen.
Mein, neinl ieui5te Stine.
Sa, ia! iagte Soden.
Soden, mie bu mid wieoer err
ihredt bait
@s tit aud idredlid, menn map
es rebt beoeilft, Iagte Sohen.
GortiebnmH ioI0t.)
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-09-04

riage of James r. Mailman and Rose
c. Funke which will occur on Sep
TENDER 4th.
Mrs. H. Logsdon and little grand
daughter of Trout Run were calling
recently.
Mrs. S. Tolstad and Mrs. Anderson
of DEBORAH were calling on friends
in this vicinity one day recently.
Arthur Savoy went to st. Paul on
Monday to take in the sights at the
Minnesota state fair and also in the
Twin cities.
Mrs. w. Dickinson came home on
Wednesday from st. Paul where she
had spent a few days with her sister,
Mrs. G.. Rathbun. who is quite i'll.
Mrs. Knute Wick of DEBORAH was
observed on our streets one day of
last week.
Clement Bertossa of Chicago, and
his sister, Mrs. Frank Kuntz, of
Ridgeway, were guests of their faith
er, Nightwatchman Bertossa, at the
county farm, few days last week.
The young people sprung a sur
prise on Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robin
SUI wednesday evening. "A very
pleasant time was had by all and as
they were going away so soon, of
course it was a farewell party.
l.. o. Reed and Mint Barthell of
DEBORAH were observed on our streets
Thursday in the formers automobile.
Mrs. Arthur Robinson went Satur-
day to Grand Rapids, South Dakota,
to visit relatives until her husband
secures a permanent position. Miss
Eleanore Grinna of the Public Opin-
ion staff accompanied her as far as
st. Paul. From there she will go to
Wisconsin to spend her vacation with
her aunt.
Arthur Robinson left for Des
Moines last Saturday to enter a COL
lege of pharmacy. While we regret
to have Mr. Robinson and wife leave
Freeport we wish them success in
their undertaking.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve ice cream in the Yeoman hall
Friday evening, Sept. 9Th. All are
invited to attend.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-09-04
CORRESPOND nee.
OSSIAN.

Monday, sept. z, 19l2.
Mrs. Grosbeck returned to her
home in Lansing Wednesday after
visiting a few days with her friend,
Mrs. Evans.
Mr.. Bothel's Sunday School class
picniced at Clermont Wednesday.
Misses Victoria and Arthalinda
Meyer entertained the r. o. B. So
ciety at their home Wednesday.
Mrs. Clyde Murley of Mason City
visited with Goldie Dowd Wednes-
day.
Mrs. H. B. Lathe of Benton Harbor
Mich, was calling on friends here
Wednesday.
Miss Mayme Yarosh of st. Paul
visited with Mrs. Frank Sobolik last
Wednesday.
NJ. j. Carter was a Lime Springs
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Heck entertained a
few of her girl friends at supper last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dinger of De-
corah visited with their daughter,
Mrs. j. ]. Limbeck Friday.
H. o. DeGraf went to Mason City
Friday where he intends to teach the
coming year.
Mrs. Ed. Dowd and Goldie went
to Castalia Friday to attend the NJ.
E. quarterly conference.
Mrs. Louis Holder and sister, Amel
liza Erockman, were Postville visitors
Friday
The Misses Sadie Richards and
Leila Kneeskern of Castalia were Wis
itors at the Dowd home last week.
Otto Gunderson returned from
Prairie du CHEN, Wis. Saturday,
where he has been taking treatment
for rheumatism.
Mrs. Neuenswander and children
and Lucy Meyer of Castalia visited
with friends here Saturday.
Bessie Emery returned home from
Doland, S. d. after spending two
months with relatives and friends.
Bert Gunderson of Dubuque came
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
parents.
Rose Meyer of Mason City came
Saturday for a few days visit with
home folks.
Agnes Lee returned home from
Lime Springs recently after visiting a
week with her friend, Josephine Tar
oldson.
James Phelan moved from the p
Bullard house on Fosher avenue into
the Andrew Knutson house, last
week
Marjorie Gunderson left this morn
ing for Red Wing where she expects
TO attend the Lutheran academy.
Mrs. B. p. Doan leaves tomorrow
for Minneapolis TO attend the Min
nesota state fair.
Goldie Dowd leaves for Wimble-
don, n. d., tomorrow where she in
tends to teach.
Grace Weitgenant commenced her
fall term of school in the Ed Hyde
district today.
Miss Aida Gunderson commenced
her fall term at Centennial today.
Blanche Lucy Proctor was born on
March %, 1860, in Marion, Wiscon-
sin, and died on August 20, 1912, in
Ossian, Iowa. She married John Ro-
sa on Dec. %, 1877. They resided
on a farm near Ossian until four
years ago when they moved to Ossian
where they have made their home
since. She was a good woman and
well thought of by all her neighbors
She leaves to mourn her loss, a hus-
band, two sisters and one brother
The funeral will take place at two
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at the
Centennial church.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-09-04
FREEPORT.
Monday, Sept. 2,

Monday, Sept 2, 1872.
Miss Cora Dickinson went to Post
vile Sunday where she will COM
mence a fall term of school near
that place on Monday.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson of DEBORAH
was calling on relatives in this place
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bresnahan of River
bend were seen in this burg Sunday.
Teddy Bulmer of DEBORAH was a
Freeport caller Sunday.
Lester Pearson, who has been away
for the past three months, arrived
home last Thursday
Hagar Delaney was an over Sunday
visitor at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
S. Sorenson on Clay Hill.
Miss Jennie Sanaker went to Nord-
ness Saturday where she will teach
this fall
Rev. w. NJ. Lemen of DEBORAH will
hold services in the NJ. E. church in
this place on Sunday, September 8.
Rev Otto Schmidt of DEBORAH held
church services in the Drake school
house in Riverbend Sunday.
Harold Hallman was guest at
the Walter Brakeman home in Decor
an a part of last week
Miss Hagar Delaney and little
brother, Roger, were guests at the
Martin Huseby home in Canoe Ridge
a few days last week.
o. Peterson of DEBORAH was observ-
ed on our streets Monday
Barney Graham of DEBORAH pas
sd through Freeport in his automo-
bile Tuesday and when he got thro'
there was one dog less in Freeport.
Mrs. r. Tyler arrived home Satur-
day from Grundy Center and Oel-
vein where She had spent a week
visiting her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Brickner and
children of Calmra were visiting with
friends in this vicinity one day last
week.
A few from here attended the
dance at the G. Headington home in
Canoe Ridge Saturday night of last
week A very good time is reported
by all participating.
Dan Needham, who has spent the
summer here, departed for his home
in Chicago Monday
Clifford Kniss was a guest at the
home of his sister Mrs. Arthur Crane,
near DEBORAH last week.
Ethel Brakeman of DEBORAH was a.
guest at the Walter Hallman home
few days last week.
Invitations are out for the mar
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-09-04
TO FARMERS

We are pleased to announce that
our Mr.. f. S. Landers, who has been
making an extended visit through the
great barley raising section of the
west-will return September 9Th,
Mr.. Landers was for three years a
barley buyer for one of the largest
mailing houses in st. Louis. Later
he was associated with O'Neil, 1.-The
Barley King" as he was called.
These years of experience in all de-
partments of the barley business and
the benefit of advice from those ION
the inside" have made Mr.. Landers
one of our best judges of mailing val
ues in Iowa--if not in the whole mid
die west. We have secured his serv-
ices for another year In selling to
him you may be sure of getting every
cent your barley is worth. We han
die on a fixed small margin. Mr.. Ian
ders makes only one offer. He knows
values. Don't sell any grain until
you see him and learn just what your
barley, ETC., is worth.
THE ADAMS SEED CO., DEBORAH, la.
Phone No. 13
Mr.. Landers will be at the elevator
c. NJ. & st. p. track from 9 a. m un-
til 5 p. m. Phone No. $40.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-09-04

defendants setting up a defense to
this action be adjudged to pay the
cost of this proceeding, and for any
other or further relief, which may be
just and equitable in the premises.
You are further notified that UNI
less you appear thereto and defend
before noon of the second day of the
next term, of said Court, commence
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-09-04

T. L. Parks, Murrayville, Ca, Ro.
/, is in his 73rd year and was recent
ly cured of bad kidney and bladder
trouble. He says himself: Il have
suffered with my kidneys. My back
ached and l was annoyed with blad-
Ger irregularities. / can truthfully
say, one soc bottle of Foley Kidney
Pills cured me entirely" They con-
tain no habit forming drugs. Sold
by R. A. Engbertson. Sept
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-09-04

ing at the Court House in the city
of DEBORAH, Winneshiek county, Iowa
on Monday the 23rd day of Septem-
Der, A. ID. 1912, default will be en-
tered against you, and decree and
judgment rendered in accordance
with the prayer of said petition.
Boice e Hook,
34-4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-09-04

ton and in said deed was correct, and
that this plaintiff first discovered said
error in description about the time
of the commencement of this action;
that as against this plaintiff in this
action all the other parties to said
action are estopped by said action
and by said Referees deed from set
ting up any claims against this plain
tiff's rights in and to the premises
the title to which is sought to be
quieted in this plaintiff in this ac-
ton; that defendant, A. Bradish,
is the same identical person as the
grantee A. Bradish in a certain mort
age dated June 25th, 1870, recorded
in the office of the Recorder of Win
neshiek county, in Book ''F", on page
631 thereof, and as A. Bradish, gran
tee in a certain Sheriffs deed dated
November goth, 1875, recorded in
said Recorders Office in Book 2S, on
page 100 thereof that the rights of
/ A. Bradish, grantee in said mortgage
were merged in his rights under said
deed, and said mortgage and ali
rights Hereunder were thereby ex-
tinguished; chat defendant, Ole G..
Thompson, grantee in a certain bond
for deed, dated January 23rd, 1880,
recorded in said Recorders office
in Book 2, on page 1913, in which
bond A. Bradish was grantor, was
the same person as Ole S. Thompson,
grantee in certain deed dated June
goth, 1907, recorded in said Record
er's Office in Book 33 on page 212,
GA Bradish being grantor in said
deed), and that A. Bradish, grantOr
in said bond, and A. Bradish gran
tor in said deed are one and the same
person; that the instruments above
referred to, describe portions of the
lands herein claimed by the plaintiff;
said petition prays that the state
ments and allegations of the various
paragraphs thereof, be decreed to be
true; that plaintiffs title and estate
in said premises be established
against tne adverse claims of the de-
PENDANTS, that said defendants and
all persons claiming by or through
them be barred and forever estopped
from having or claiming any right,
title or interest in or TO the said
premises, herein claimed by this
plaintiff, and that the title thereto
be ouieted in this plaintiff, and that
any clouds upon the title of plaintin
in said premises, caused by any In
strumeEts of record, as against the
plaintiff and in favor Of the defend
ants be removed, and that any OF the
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To Kill the Red Spider.

Information has been received
from Mr.. E. A. McGregor. of the
Government bureau Of entomology
who Is now conducting a campaign
against the ravages of the red cotton
spider, and who has his headquarters
at Batesburg. which will he of con.
siderable interest to farmers in thei,
efforts to eradicate this pest.
The first step, says Mr.. Nc
Gregor, is to find the source from
which the red spiders have spread
into the crop. This source may be
found In cultivated violet plants OIL
poke-berry stalks. The proper course
when the source Of the pests is dis.
covered Is to grub out the plants that
harbor them and burn these plants
before they dry. If the pest Is dis
covered in the cotton before it has
attacked many stalks. the best plan
Is to tear out all the affected stalks
and burn them.
III, however the spider has carried
his ravages into large portion OF
the field, the most practical remedy
Is spraying the field with barrel
pump. attached to wagon, using q
solution Of potassium sulphide OF
lime-sulphur. A homemade spray
may he mixed as follows:
rTeSH HHie' 80 pounds
Flowers Of sulphur. :. IS pounds
WATER ..oO gallons
In applying the spray for red spid-
ers. the liquid must be put on the
under side of the leaves. In order to
do this. an elbow nozzle must be used
So as To shoot the spray straight up
wards. The spraying should be re.
peated after seven to nine days t.
Kill the newly Matched spiders as the
spray does not Kill the eggs. MIR. Nc.
Gregor says that careful attention t.
these details will enable the farmer
To rid his fields of this pest at a cost
of $3.50 To- 500 per acre for one
spraying.
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A Woman Tramp.

Manning had a sensation last We'd
nesday by the arrival of a woman
tramp dressed in male attire When
the authorities learned Of the pres
ence Of this creature, a policeman i'm
mediately sent to the depot, arrested
her and put her in the guard house.
The woman claims she came from
Sanford, Fla, that her name is Ed
die Collins and that she is in search
Of her husband who has deserted her,
and carried with him another woman,
where she thinks her recreant hus-
band is. The woman appeared to be
about nineteen years of age, and COM
munication with Columbia procured
the information that she had served
fifty day sentence in that city. Af-
ter spending the night in the guard
house, and the greater part of the
next day, the authorities bought a
ticket to Charleston and had her put
on the train for that city. The wo-
man, in our opinion, is demented al
though she did not have the appear
ance of one so afflicted, but her con-
duct points that way. She was seen
in the garden of Mr.. III. ID. Clark eat
ing green peppers with "A keen relish,
and raw green corn as if she was
starving, Notwithstanding, she had
been fed in the guard house and
ate a can of salmon and some crack
ers at the station. She was offered
female attire but this she refused 70
wear and threatened to throw them
away if given to her. 1t is said that
she seemed to be woman of some
intelligence, but vile Manning Times