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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-12-05
FINE STOCK
Richard Town Has A Good
Bunch of Percherons

On his way home from recent trip
to Chicago with cattle, Richard Town
stopped off at Litchtield, Minn., and
purchased fine imported percheron
mare and two registered percheron
yearling mares. The stock was ship
ped to Malta last week and the inn
ported mare weighed on arrival here
1875 pounds-almost a ton andi is per-
haps the heaviest animal of this
class ever. brought to this section.
The new arrivals will prove a most
valuable addition to Mr.. Towns big
He now owns eight head of per-
cherOns.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-12-05
WATER WORKS
City Council Will Issue Call
For A Special Election

At a mass meeting of Malta citi-
zens, called by Mayor Caselberg to
get All expression of the taxpayers
on the proposed new water works sys-
tenn, it was decided to have the town
council go ahead and call special
election. The next regulur meeting
of the council will be held next Tues
day evening when a date will be set
for the election.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-12-05

Mems sweaters 75c to 50 at Ed
wards & McLellan's.
Born, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hewitt, Of this city, Il boy.
Big line of mems work shoes at
Edwards & McLellan's S.
Mrs. A. c. Cordry and SON of
Brookside, are visiting friends in
Malta this week.
anted-To trade so head of
cattle-cows, heifers and young
stock-tor horses weighing 1850 and
up. A. l., Smith, Northwest of
Sewers ranch on Whitewater, ?. O.
address Malta, Montana.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-12-05
DROPS DEAD
Herder Dies Suddenly Tues
day Noon.

Ed. Bird, sheepherder, who had
been in Malta several days on a pro-
tracled spree, was found dead in the
rear of Walker s. Murphy's saloon.
Tuesday noon. He had been drink
sng heavily without eating scarcely
any food. On this day he ate
hearty meal and shortly afterwards
was found dead. Coroner Peterson
was notified and he ordered the body
removed to the Tucker undertaking
rooms.
Coroner Peterson arrived from the
county seat Tuesday and conducted
an inquest. The jury, Fred St. Hill,
Phil Caselderg, Roscoe. Tucker, Carl
Brandon. Martin Olson and John
Survant, found that death resulted
from acute alcoholism. '.'
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-12-05

afternoon, Dec. =, FrOJect Engineer
Geo. o. Sanford opened sealed pro-
posals for the construction of about
46 miles, known as the Nandalia
canal, from the Nelson reservoir
past Glasgow to Nashua.
There were several bidders. The
two lowest bidders were j. +. Hill
ton of Dodson, who bid S172,S2O on
schedules |, 9 and 8, and Nancy
Bros, of Boise, Idaho, who bid
Sl73.OlO on the same schedules.
As MIR. Hilton has been such sue,
cessful bidder before, there is no
doubt but that he will be awarded
this contract.
Winston Bros, of Minneapolis.
Mimi, who have the contract of
800, 200 cubic yards in the big cut
north of Bowdoin lake, are shippin o
west 81 yard, IS foot boom, drag
line excavator, to be used on this
work. 1t will be unloaded from the
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-12-05

make ili lin Mtane xsmdayo ohiaing
Mission Eagles
O f on those
by
has
in furnishing hin che stha wnle
S Of such Universal
in t
field
begged the
m o secured by the Malt
mount Ech bout In
financing pujeto status alone,
reception few hp
hennonn wukm or
echuchwiN THEN aLps the Nal
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-12-05
MALTA MoNTANA. THURSDAY, DEcEM15ER s. 1912
WILL CONTEST =.
NACEY'S ELECTION il
Sheriff James Stephens Files
Notice of Contest

/ Word was received from Glasgow
this afternoon that Sheriff Stephens
has filed with the clerk of the district
court protest against Pat Nacey,
who defeated Mr.. Stephens in the re-
cent election by 26 votes. 1t is re-
ported that the cotest is based on il
legal voting in the Saco and Poplar
precincts. t
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-12-05

Wanted-Sscond hand office desk
Inquire at this office.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-12-05

Dr.. L. &c. Herbert viii" appear on
the'St. Mary's' Guild lyceuhh course
in this city Friday evening, Dec. 6.
DR.. Herbert is lecturer with a
scholars vision of service and is en-
dowed with remarkable dramatic
power and and humor, which enables
him to inspire and 'entertain. every
person who hears HIM. DR.. Herbert
is strong, virile man, with charm
that comes from manly strength and
a mighty soul He is an optimist
and his lecture will'contain. a mess
age worth hearing. His lecture will
be full of action, humor and philos-
ophy. for he has the habit of max
ing good'' wherever he has appeared.
Tickets will be on sale at Murray S
Drug Store tomorrow morning at 9
O'Clock and those holding season
tickets should have them reserved as
early as possible. There will he no
dancing after this entertainment.
Opport,me -four at Trafton's, $2.95
per cWt., cash.
Read Garland & st. Hi]Ps pretty
little ad. in this issue.
Mrs. A. l.. Vnupel, and son Vance,
returned home from Saco Sunday.
Fresh Christmas candy. Popular
prices. Garland's Variety Store.
O. w. Simonson spent Thanksgiv-
ing with his family in this city.
Buy your overshoes at Edwards &
McLellan's.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W.Q. Price,
Nov. Goth, 1912, a ten-pound boy.
Read the large number Of new ads.
in today's Enterprise. Lots Of holi-
day bargains for you.
Those Liberty lanterns are sure
winners at Edwards & McLellan's.
Carl Gjersing drove in from the
Sleepy Hollow ranch after Mrs. Gjer-
sing and son, Tuesday.
Tlorsheim shoes at Edwards &
McLellan's.
II. Hobby is the new agent at the
depot during Mr.. Schilling's absence,
and f. S. Anderson, day operator.
Kingsbury hats and caps at Ed
wards & McLellan's.
Ed. Powell has returned from a big
game hunt up in the Kootenai river
country. While absent lie was the
guest of George Fox and reports that
Mr.. Fox is enjoying the outdoor life
immensely.
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cars at Bowdoin station and hauled
across the ice to the cut.
The department rejected all bids
on the new Office building and ware
house to be erected this fall. Mr..
Sanford is now trying to arrange for
authority to have these buildings COM
pleted by government forces this
winter,
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: d g.

Comptroller Rane bat auf sabl,
reihe 9lnfrageu bin feline gntidei.
ouns oabin absegebeil oaB Der Ser.
fanf alfobolbaltiger 8etranfe a.
Winoeriabrige, ielbit lpenn Die 81.
tern Der 2esteren lire 5nitimm,inc
geeeben baben, ungeIeblih uno Der.
boten lit.
SSn einem &eitaurant Sii Wart
adt8ebn Meilen BON @aco gelegen
bat mon cine erobere Quantit6l
@bisfep uno mebrere Duben6 STA.
lden gier nit geidlas beleet. Oas
Heitanrant tpnrbe gelbIoIien.
geim SiilIen eines MutomobiIs
nit @aiolin in elmer Garage Fsr
geepiae, fano cine Grploiion itatt
Oas autonnobil geborte Or. Nratber
nno feline 0rau iaB 5ur 3eit in oem
Wagen. Sic tpuroe iofort nit bren.
nenoem @aiolin iiberihiittet unb enl.
pfing ihpere 8rnrl6tpunoen. ginem
Nngeltellten Der @arage pltroen oie
9auoe arg perbarnlt.
Coleman Gountp 1T 9onners.
tlg nahnlittag bon einem furhtba.
rem Sturmwetter beirnseiudt NOR.
ben. Der Sturm mar BON 0feacr
llno Sagel begleitet unb bot unae
benren Sbaoen angerihtet. ge1bers
gin5eibeiten fe6len nod, 6a alle Ser.
binoungeil unterbroben iino. Oil
Stdote Coleman uitb.. Saita slnnt
lolien ibfuer gelitten baben.
Nus @arabahie ipiro gemel
oct, Der S6noen, Der ourh oos I'm.
ipetter am gienitag in gais Count,
angeridtet it, beIaufe iid altf $500,
600.
Gum sipeiten Mal lit Shomns
Sanbe5 BON @on5ales megen Gr,
moroung elmer 5ran gum gobe Der
nrteilt tpor0en. gr nobm sic Ser
tiinotgnng oes llrteils nit groBte,
Gube bin.
Gbas. Senrp Barter, @roeerie
banoler uno Bidder in &arnes gitr
lit beim 8unoesgeribt Inn gonfe
rotterflaruns einsefommen. 0i
Eaiiipa belaufen fid) ouf $281O. 81
nno bic slftipa auf $6S49.05, ood
beanlpribt Barter, BOB bon oen 2eb
teren $5251 BON Der geldlognah
me ansgeihloIien iinb.
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rem praftii6 mdre, oas lit oenn ood)
mebr als fraelid. 0as grGlioente,l.
glmt iollte unter alien ltntltGnben 70
itabil genta6t neroen ipie nur mGa.
lid. Die Mmtsoauer oes 8rGlioen-
ten Ser @iGfiir elmer @olfsabltim.
mung gu unterperfen lit Elm ebell-
10 ldherliher, lpie gefdbrlider 8or-
ihlag Der NIT aaer gntIhieoenbeit
5uriifgeipielen peroen ioate.
Ius @au Claire IN @isconiin
meloet man: 9ie s(nflagen gegell
Srau Satttie Diet, Die @attin res
gerteioieers oes gameron-9an-
mes" uno oeren ainoer i'm Mlter
ppn 16 big 19 Sabren Clarence.
Seslie uno glnira Oies, iino bier
I'M 9reisseridte auf glntrag oes
9iitriftsantpalts bon Sotpper goun-
tt nieoergeidlagen morben. 9ie M,t-
flagen batten oabin geIautet, Die
@enannten batten i'm suIi 1906 Ell
tlen Woroanfaa auf ssob,1 Nogi1
eemadt. 9lls @runo fir ieinen
4ntrag auf 9fieoeridlagung ser
@nflagen gab Der Diftriftsantpalt
an, &ogid) tpeile sur 3eit in Mu-
itralien.
slns Seattle, @aibingtoh, met
oct mun: SSnl Na1laB oes Dor etli=
den 5agen peritorbenen reiGen 8iir-
gers @ st. Marion in Soutb geno,
@alb, iit Elm arlheiiienoer @olo-
barren gefunoen iporben, ipelder nod
Der llnteriudung Ser bieligen Bun
oes<S6eioeonitaIt i'm fpeientliden
aus aupfer beItebt, ober sid nit
@olo iiber5osen lit. 4aem @ni6eine
nad bot Der grblaiier iid Dor Sab.
ren bon einem SalbbIut- -Merifaner
nit oem u@olobarren" onidmieren
lalSen. Ser Oiipirte bot aber ME bon
Dem getrug geiprohen.
slns Dem @efangltis in Dpue-
lag, slri5ona, iino 5mei merifa1iihe
@efangene, &ailnon @asque5 uno
Sbeooore &oorieue5 Die Ser Der
lebling Der AeutfaIitdtsgeiese ange-
flagt maren entfloben.
gei einem @efsdt atpiiden
8bisfeD=8erfaufern uno gunoesbc-
anlten in Der Ndbee oes Oflabona-
4dnias @ren5ortes gmlep ipllroe
elmer Der geanlten Rarnei1s 81. 6,
goluman eridoiien.
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Mammer, oie Grfola baben

als Setter GROCER unternebmungen,
limb Wanner bon GROCER gnersie.
erfolg beoingt beutautage @eiuno-
belt. Granfbeit beoeutet grfolglofig-
felt gs lit t0ridt fir eirlen Mann.
III einem eebrohenen faIt Iebloien
3uitanoe 5lt bleiben, tpenn electric
gittcrs i'm in fiir5eiter 3eit ipieoer
ouf iidere GiiBe bringt. rgier Sla-
iden baben mir mebr gebolfen, afs
ale Meoi5in, Die ih lie senommeu
babe, nad) iabrelangem 2eioen an
Gbeumatismus, 2eber- uno Magen-
itorineen uno ansegriffenen gaie-
rem; electric 8itters beroanfe i6 es,
hoB i6 iest fuobl uno munter BIN" !,
idreibt Gbas. g.. glnen, Splpanin,
Ga. 8eriudt i'm. gur SOC in alien
Ipotbefen.
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Bas mir ME peraeiIen,

iino, wie Die @iiienidaft benefit,
Die Dinge, Die NIT uniern ainoer.
iabren 5uiammenbdneen, tpie 3. g.
guflens glrnica Salbe, ipomit Die
Mutter ooer @roBmutter nn1ere
Brand. uno 8riibpunoen furierte,
Die audi Shiirfungen, Geihtuiire,
gerrenfungen, Quetihungen uni
Snutfrnnfbeiten. 4uren felt 4C
Sabren betpeiien ibren 8ert. I'm.
bergleidlid fir Sdmorrboioen
&iibnerausen ooer @efdmiire. geur
25c in alien @potbefen.
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@3|oIh. 1to'ltettiittD w UCI 0uDlIelu)elt
srbeiter oes rieiigen @erfs in libc-
raler @eiie eeba6t pproen.
: Ins 8uoapelt rneloet man
Iae Soffnung ouf cine 9eilegunJ
oes i6arfen aonflifts 5miiden ser
Gegierung nno BEN Sppoiitionspor=
teien til 1nsarn lit 10 gut ipie ge=
ibpnnoen. 0ie Sppofitiotl lit gum
gritflmigen Sample lpeiter enti6loi=
len uno bat es abgelebnt, ii1 an
Den oemna6lt tagenoen Oelegotionen
gu beteiligen in oenen oie nihtie
gen 6ragen Seiterrei9s nno lii
gorns bebanoelt iperoen. 0ie Orbit
terung Der Sppoiitionspartei gebt 10
meit, oaB iie Die ibnen bon Ser Ge-
glerungspartei angebotenen Monoo-
te 5uriifgetp.eien baben.
Grin5 Hegent 2nitpolo bon
gapern bat Elm @nerbieten oes Stir
item bon Sbnrn ltnb Saris, eine 8ulte
gflbaro @agners fir bie 8olbaGa
gu ittften, angenommen. Die Dffertc
lit Der fiir5li6 een1eIoeten 9lnorb-
tung oes Neltors Ser sSiirlten ae-
folgt, oob i'm naditen Sabre onlab-
ltb Der Seier oes bun6ertiten &C.
burtstags 9fi6aro gsaeners cine
Wearmorbiiite oes Meiiters in ser 9}s-
gensburger @albaIle oufge1teat
nerbe.
@ad oreilp0diger aronfbeit 1T
Or. 8. q. Martin airfdnerl Ser
friibere Sberbiirgermeilter Ser oert=
lden &ei6sbauptitoot, auf ieiner Sc.
fienngf gbrpalo in Sprol i'm Sitter
bon 20 Sabren bonn Soo obberitien
tporoen. Gin Seraleiben lna6te lei
mem 2eben elm @nbe. @1breno Der
lesten Gage litt er an 70 bodgraoi=
ger Grregung oaB ii6 Aiemano Iei5
mem aranfenlager n1bern ourfta
geur ieine @attin lieB er ni6t bon
ieiner Seite, Big iie i1lieBlid, ben
@ahen nno Gorge poIltGnoig er-
i6opft, ielbft 5uiammenbrad.
Mus Saiba1 miro gerneloef:
SSn 9raga bel @eirelbuog bat iih
Elm fiir6tborer 9lft bon glutrahe
nnter 3igeunern abgeipielt. Cine 81
geunerbanoe batte einen 3igellner,
ieine 9egleiterin uno oeren &ino.
oenen 8lutra6e geidnoren poroen
mar, bis in ein 8auernbous perfolgt
Sas Saus ipur6e er1tiirnlt uno Ser
berfebnlte 3igelner our6 WeeiierItihe
serfleiiht. Seine 8egleiterin nno
Sas &ino, iotpie oie 8eiiterin oes
9anles ipuroen bon Der fpiitenoen
8an0e ourd Weiieritibe lebensge.
fabrlid ueslebt. Gin Sell Ser Wsor.
eerbanoe fonnte bon ser @enoarne-
rie perbaftet iperoen, ipdbreno Die
llebrigen oie SIiidt ergriifet Oit
orei idfperperlesten Gerionen mllr-
ben in boffnunesloiem 3nitan6e IN
oas bieiige Spital iiberfii1rt.
@roBe Mufmerflamfeit finoct
eltle Wdrflltng, fpeld]e Eraii0ellt
Seinfen bonn nNorob. 2lopo" in Ell
mem 3oait eingeflodten bat Ser lei
tenoe @eiit Der groBen ghifffabrts-
@efeaidaft mar Der Sauptreoner bei
Dem ioeben IN Bremen abeebaltenell
5eitmabl Der See gerufsgelioiicn-
1baft uno fam dllf 6en lInteraana
Der vSitanic" gu iprehen. Die mar
faflteite StelIe in ieinen Musfiibrlm-
gen lautete mortlid: Die vgitanic"
aataitropbe beredtigt llns nidt 5u
iagen, 10 ettpas Tonne BEL ul1s nidt
porfommen. @ielmebr nabnt lie lns,
iiber meitere 8erbeiierungen oes Si-
herbeitsoienftes 5ur See na65uiin-
non
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q: 6: & 2. 8. 6. 6 q. y. gabnhof)
Gnfunft -
So. 7--@om gaor6en. 1856 borm
SO. 9-gom gioroen. t0.45 aben6S
Nbfabrt -
go. 8-@a6 6en Norben. .7.80 BORN
go. 6-Nad Dem 9orben. 800 abenbs
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andl elm sruit.

0tarf Stpain erbielt einrnol bon
einem 5reunoe einen Brief, in Dem
oteier ii6 iiber ieine i6lehte @eiuno-
belt befldete, llno Inn 6as Mtitleio
oes Sreunoes gu erreeen, alio
lhloB: v&ann es mol nod etipas
Sdlimmeres geben als 3abni6mer-
gen uno ObrenreiBen 5ilglei6 5u ba-
benz" @ormlf Morf 9pain 5uriif-
idrieb: vSaipol 3beunatisnlls
1ino 8eitstansl"
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JnIanN.
Pras. Taft
WiII Budget Einriebtuns
baben.
Rrausrkongfsss.
Hmeriean federation II Labor
demckratiscb.
Ssnsat. HnkIags.
Roosevelt fur Recall" dss
Prdsidsntsn.

9raiioer,t Gait bot einen offe-
nen 9rief an BEN Sdasamtsiefretar
Mc9eaeb geihrieben in Dem er iid
nit grober gntlhiebenbeit fir Die
ginfiibrung oes 0noget Spltens
III unieretn 8unoesbausbnlt erflart.
llnier 2ano lit befanntlid Der eitl5i=
ee @roBItaat, Der iid) obne Budget
bebilft unb Die Serren inn &oagreE
fino aud fir Die Budget ssoee
eurhous ni6t eingenommen- neil
man. NIT einem iolhen Budget nidt
10 pieIe nusloie 8etpiIliguneen =
yYorf Barrel" 8efuilligungen
erIansen fann, tpie isst. Ger 9raii-
bent nil aber ben Ierinh nahen
frog oieier @egnerihaft beg .&ongrei
les oas Bnoget Splten einsufiiil-
ren. gr bate alle Geportelnel1tbefs
angepieien, 9lnidlGse fir oas Sc,
ih1ftsiabr 81 MAIDEN ullo Die IN
ausfidt itebenoeil ginnabmen una
@usgaben feit5uItelen
SIN goplep Hlaaa SoteI gu
Bolton lit 9onneritng Sic &onDen-
ton Der 8rauer eroffnet peroen.
Hrdiioent Sacob 9fuppert bon gtels
gorf berlas am eriten Gage ieinen
Sabresberidt, Der nit srobem gei=
fan aufgenonillen puroe. Ser Be
ribt gab irtereifante Daten iiber bic
Gntpiflung Der 8rau S1ouitrie
uno beiprah Die gegenp6rtige Gage
mad alien Hihtungen bin.
Die ,Mmeriean 5eoerotion of
2abor" bnt iih 3u @unIten Ser benlo-
fratifden Ynrtei erfIGrt uno for
bert gu Der 1abl BON l1nionlealten
auf ipelhe ioipol in oen Staatslegis-
Iaturen, aIs i'm 8ongreB fir lie ein-
treten. sssn Der ioeben eribienenen
Nunlmer bes WohenbIattes Der Sc
oeration lperoen bic grfldrungen IN
ben HIntfornlen Der repiiblifaniiben.
Der progreiiiben utio Der oenofrati-
ihen Yartei, melhe fif auf Die 9lr-
beitergeiesgebung be5iebeiL rebe,l
einanoer geitent, mabreno Die ser TO-
3iaIiitiiden Nartei fortgeloiierp iino.
gs beiBt oann, &anoibaten lno Bar=
teien n1iiBten nof benz belirteiIt mer-
ben, mas lie tlln, uno nidt nod benz,
mag {ie beripreden. glber BON Ser
republifnniihen- Hartei, melde 10
Inflge In Der @eiesgebung uno Ser
fpaItrng Die Sberbano gebabt, babe
man nidt einmnI 6ie grtp6guna eli,
rier Der fllnoamentalen ;srnaen be-
5iigIid Der Medte uno Der sSnterei-
fen Der Mrbeiter beg 2anoes eeidipei.
ge oenn Sdritte in oieier Hihhlng'
erlangen fonnen ulo bergebIih bnbe
man oem Hraiioenten @ooiepelt, osin
1oriisenoen oes gunbesienats, Sc
Hator Grepe, lno Dem Spreher Gan-
non Beihmeroen in oieier geaiebnns
iis1terbreitet. gs miro oann baron
erinnert, oaB Die 5eoeration in ben
Gnmpngnen Der Sabre 1908 une
1910 Die @abl BON is Mitglieoer.i
Der Union uuo Die gaieoerlaee elmer
san3en an3nbl ibr feinoliher aon-
grebfanoioaten olr6geiebt babe
Mit 9lnerfennllng miro Der grrun-
geaihaften oes iiingiten Rongreiies
fuel6e MISUNDERSTANDING beriibreh,
geooht uno 5ugeitanoen, bob lie
balsptiadlid) Dem oenlofrotiidsn
Sauie gu oonfen mdren.
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= 9as 9onite fir Seuertpebr
uno 8oli5ei bat Die 2ieferung Der
nelIen llnifornen fir Die Boliaiiteil
Der Sirma @aiber brothers iiber-
tragen. 9diielbe &oalite bot oos In-
gebot Der g. q. Mabine & Supplp
Gompmlp fir Die 2ieferung bon
1000 Sub Sdloud aneenommen.
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observation-disclosures.

Srau Sobanna grebop, slnbou, Ne
brasta Ctr; $3.50.
9anl Steffler, @obi,bans. gear Ctr
$780,
5rau @atilba aolb, @arase, @eu.
8rallnfels slbe.; 5000
@eoree 9aselitein; 8obnbolis, 6rend
Ttaee; $1200
g. 9iridfelb. 8obnbans, Gait Gper.
green Ctr; $4,000.
slbert stepes il, slnbau, groftOr
slpe.; 5000.
8ran 6. s. Seinrid. anbau, @orte'
Ctr; $50.
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Der .sdat.

yNmm iast mir, eble smngfram inert,
Ser Fat Gud5 bieien Ghak beiHert
I'm Sneenb, &raft mnb Gtiterfeit?
Stets .ietb SIR fr6blidb alleseit,
@eiiinb unb friidb nnb frp6selamnt.
4ns Gmren Nusem ftrablt ein Olans,
als fdmt Sbr tets BON Spiel ,tnb Sans
ftnS jebermann Of Gnrer G1Bnbeii
itaunt."
SaraSf nit lafenbem 9t1nb
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-06
TRUCK FARMS
ARE DAMAGED
CONTINUED DoWNPoUR OF RAIN
HAS CAUSED CROPS TO BE SET
BACK.

Mulat, Oct 5.-Eain continues to fall
every day, but not in such downpours
as has come down for the past two
weeks. Truck farming around Mulat
has been terribly set back by the
inordinate precipitation, but If the
rain will cease for some time and the
sun shines with full effulgence, vege-
tables Of various kinds can be brought
to maturity before the frost nips them.
Sweet potatoes are being dug here,
and good yields are promising. These
tubers here are selling at seventy cents
a bushel, and 1t is stated that potatoes
win yet sell here as low as sixty cents
a bushel. Mr.. Otis has an extensive
field of yams and If fair weather will
prevail for a couple of weeks they
will be ready to dig and Mr.. Otis will
have potatoes to throw at the birds.
Oranges Are Ripenins.
Satsuma oranges here are beginning
to ripen and there will be a fine yield.
Mr. Todd, of this place, brought to the
writer today nice collection of these
oranges. The rind was Of a greenish
t'nge, yet when peeled showed a gol-
den-hued pulp very sweet with only
a trace of addity. Mr.. Todd also
brought three varieties of seedless
japanese persimmons, the largest of
which was pear-shaped and was nine
inches in circumference
The only high priced farm product
at Mulat at this time are eggs.
Everybody seems to keep chickens
yet for some unaccountable reason the
hens have gone on a strike and refuse
to lay eggs except in extreme cases.
There are hardly any for sale, and
when found, command forty cents a
dozen. It is believed, however, that
after the presidential election in No
venber, and business resumes it's nor
NAL level, hens will recover their
wonted vigor and generously respond
to the popular demand for more eggs.
Miss Katie Belle White, of Mulat,
and Mr. Albert Goodwin, of Milton,
were united in marriage last Sunday
at high noon at the residence of the
brides parents, Judge Pat Robinson
officiating. About forty guests were
present and after the wedding cere-
mony a bountiful collation. was served
Immediately after luncheon the newly
weds left for Milton, where the groom
had already home prepared
Young Dan Baker, recently married,
and who has been seriously i'll, is
slowly convalescing.
Mrs. Jim Pace and two daughters,
Nellie and Neva, of Pensacola, spent
the week end with Mrs. w. s. Lewis,
Mrs. PAGES sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Jones, of
Trout Bayou, with their children. spent
Sunday with Mrs. Lewis
Mr. Frank Bombay, Of Pace, was a
Sunday visitor at the residence of Mr..
Lewis.
Mrs Garrett and daughter, Mona, OF
BeulaA. spent last Sunday with Mrs.
CARROTS mother. Mrs. Emmett
Mr.. Ruby Lewis made flying visit
to Pensac cola today.
Miss Nancy Lewis visited Milton
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Gustav Kiss and daughter
Hermfnie, and Miss Nora Tate, ..
Pensacola, were weekend visitors
with Mulat relatives. They returned
| home on Monday morning
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-06
CERTAINLY ENDS
STOMACH PAIN
"PAPE's SIN" CURES
HEARTBURN, GAS, soURNEss
AND INDIGESTION IN FIVE MIN
UTEs.

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make your next meal a favorite food
meal then take little Dfapepsin.
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of-order stomachs that gives 1t its
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Get large fifty cent case of Pape's
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cure known. It acts almost like magic
1t is scientific harmless and pleas
ant preparation which truly belongs in
every home. ""*
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