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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15

Here is a smart trotteur suit OF
white serge. The coat has facings
of black velvet. Buttons of ivory,
finished with silk cord loops. Inset
side panels on the coat The right
side gore of the skirt is full length,
while that on the left side ends over
a flowing lounce.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15
lnusiastically supporting Mr.. Hanna
for governor this fall.

y. i. S%paulding and son, Ned,
prominent automobile dealers of Aber
deem, are guests at the Gardner. They
drove through from South Dakota yes
terday in q Ford and viii return to-
morrow morning.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15
IN THE HOTEL LOBBIES

Police Judge Miller had just return
ed from one Of his periodical trips
down to the lakes and vas telling sew
eral of the boys who We're seated IN
he police station of the fine time he
kind of a fish that had been caught
there.
ut was the most peculiar thing"
said the Judge. that / ever saw pulled
out of the water in all my life"
What was it?' inquired LATE
Twichell, who has been the judges
companion on many a fishing eNeur-
sion.
That's just what I don't know" 1t
was about the size of a half grown
kitten, and on its back was a soft
brown kind Of hair, and while 1t had
webbed feet and fins, still 1t didn't
look like a fish, neither did 1t look like
an animal. | was fishing close beside
the man who caught It," continued the
Judge, "and / saw the critter swim
ming along a minute or two before II
took the mans hook. 1t uttered a
peculiar kind of a noise, and stretched
its webbed feet out In great shape, and
as true as | tell you the u on its
back proceeded to rise as it showed
fight"
Mr.. Twichell apparently got tired
or was an unbeliever for he looked at
the police magistrate for a moment
and then said:
'You wasn't looking at a fish, judge.
What you was looking at was a cross
between a duck and a muskrat," and
his honor refused to continue the
conversation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15

Married, at the Catholic church at
Rolla, by Rev. Leon Fayreau of st.
John, John A. Leonard m Miss Annie
Ellen Smith, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Smith of Oxford township. The
happy couple left on the evening train
for Winnipeg.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15

Edgar o. Chase of Lisbon and Mrs.
Florence M. Christian were married at
the home of the bride, the Rev. j. w.
Hyslop officiating. The bridal couple.
took the moor train for Fargo from
where they will proceed to rGond Forks
and points in the east. The BRIDE
groom is engaged in the realty BUSH.
ness in Lisbon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15

Miss Marie Peterson OF Mandan be-
came the bride Of Thorwald Anderson
of Flasher at a quiet church wedding.
Rev. o. O.. BeIsheim oficiated at the
ceremony.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15

Mrs. Edward T. s~totesbury, wife
OF the Well-known Philadelphia
banker, Is q very much talked of
person In old London just now; or,
rather, her gems are much talked OF.
She has q marvellous collection of
diamonds, all of them Of the finest
water and many of them OF incom-
parable beauty. London first saw
them at the recent court, when Mrs.
S~totesbury was presented to the king
and queen at Buckingham Palace,
and since then their fame has grown,
so that "'ITrs. S~totssbury's diamonds"
has become q current phrase In som
versations Of which feminine adorn-
ments form the topic,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15

Wolff Of Forbes occurred the marriage
of their son, Alexander j. Koenig to
Miss Geneva M. Shuts, Rev. T.. b.
Thorson of Glendale officiating. Aft
er a short visit among relatives n
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15

that his absence next winter, like that
of Senator Gunderson. will be a loss
for the county. Mr.. DISCARD was a.
vention.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15

friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Koenig will AXE
up their residence in Forbes and so to
housekeeping.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15

IT feel very much encouraged over
the outlook for the republican ticket
at the fall election, particularly since
L. b. Hanna heads the list, said e. Q.
DISCARD Of Neville, a member Of the
lower house of the state legislature at
the last session, to q Forum repre-
sentative In the Gardner hotel lobby
last night @And / am going to take
off my coat and go right to work for
Hanna and Kraabel and the ticket inn
mediately. This lis going to be. a good
campaign for all the workers to help
and the Fargo congressman most
certainly count on me. Nothing gave
me greater pleasure than to see him
win out In the state primaries when it
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15

Martin Horace Of Sandy Lake, Pa.
was in the city yesterday at the Wall
dorf on his way home from a Pacific
coast trip. He said in talking to The
Forum: There is one thing you lack,
and one thing only, and that is some
kind of a good summer resort. where
there is a lake, and then a street a
line running to it. I just wish. VIZ had
our little Sandy lake down here. 1t is
only a mile oil SO long and about
three-quarters of a mile wide, and In
places it is impossible to touch bot
tom. The water is as clear as crys-
tai, but is so impregnated with iron
from the coal mines about the little
town that no fish can live in it. I
suppose IL you had such a lake out
here you would at least e that it is
kept free from contamination, but in
our country we give over everything
we have even to souls for money
making"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15

PHONE YoUR WANTS 10 THE FORUM
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15

Captain and Mrs. Grafton Of this
city have returned home from a visit
to several western points, and while.
away they spent considerable time in
the Yellowstone par, visiting the diff
ferent points of interest in that his
tordc place. ut was the grandest
trip / ever had in all my life" said
the captain, land / expect to
see anything of the kind anywhere
else. The wonderful work of nature
is certainly well worth the trouble
and expense. Why, there was not a.
minute of the time that could find
to be dull in, and / cannot see why
people want to go tramping off to the
old world or somewhere else, when
we have such scenery in our own land.
Switzerland and other places in the
old world nave nothing on us In the
way of scenery"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

AGENTS JUST COIN MONEY SELL
ing new improved hosiery direct
from mill with Off big advertising
offer. You can make SIS daily.
Everybody buys. Credit. Samples
in leatherette case free NEW I'M
PROVED KNITTING MILLS. Chi
caRo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
QUE WORK OUR REFERENCE.

DEAR MADAM: THE LATEST STYLES
for fall and winter season 1s1S-ls,
and my selection OF fabrics are now
ready for your inspection Fair
prices, combined with frst-ceass
workmanship are characteristics OF
my establishment. Some of the best
families are among my patrons. ana
their patronage speaks for my re-
liability, which is a very important
matter to consider. Before ORDER
ing your fall suit kindly call At my
place and Investigate. / am sure
it will be to our mutual benefit h
sCHOSrOCK & CO., 207 North FIFTH
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
AgrnIc Oasnus

AGESTs-s.fA WEEK: NEW PAT
enteS automatic curry como. takes
,gss half as long 90 clean horse.
No cioggIus with hair and dirt; big
demand. tiS proats free sample 20
WORKERS AUTO COMB CO. sis:
Penn Building, Dayton. q.
xCcSTs-s,s WEEK FOR TWO
bouys. work . day. A brsnA new
hossery proposition that beats them
all Write fcr terrre ana free ann
pye ~ you mean business. GUAR
ANTEEp HOSIERY CO. &zss state
Building. Dayton. O.
THE JAEGER VACUUM CLEANERS
are IN great demand. Lave men
wanted 20 handle them write at
once. or we both los. JAEGER
BIoa, MFG. CO.. Csicsg~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

. GOLDBERG. LADIES' TAILOR,
FORMERLY WITH KAUFMANN q
CO. WILL GIVE SPECIAL PRICES
UNTIL THE LAST OF SEPTEMBER
S45 AND $50 SUITS AT 235. PER-
FEET FIT AND WORKMANSHIP
GUARANTEED 202 NORTH FIRST
STREET. PHONE MONROE 3431.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
perS0NaIG

wxSTsp. ,ou TO KNOW THAT y
n CoWard.n'S sons prlccs ~ Uoseo
and Jewelry york are The m~sgs =
scWu. Satisfscuon - guarantees
1915 East Mzsa Street
MRS. a. c. ARNOLD. 1;s Z Laurel
street.. has returned from New Tort
with supply % latest fashions. end
wiz - pleased TO ses her eusssOsr'
oU1 ertS092
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
nsssAss nssAnss1s ess,ssss Hsws0svsss
@ArG lnes - Dtppaffh
sGRRATDST WAIT AND REAL ~.
TATE MEDIUM IN yI10lNlAs AND
ONE or THE DESTsM AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates

Daily. ens cent Der sssf3 wnee ~.
d sAvanee. Ne A. TAX - tor Ices ssss
ten co0ta. "a.
Ono snA sas.Aalf - ats were ~
lor SnnAav. aifnation Wanted one ceet
. word, No AZ. sunday taken ssf Aess
than 1fteen eeots.
Ne AAs, taken fss lesS thsn twensy.
Ave eents when DhSne& In OF eessess
1t the counter.
Phone orders net gusranteeA.
CIasslneat1ons Aot guarantees ehses
ESQ r. y.
Fer bDsiness eestrac n. sena for ne
Want Aa. MAJ. Ph0ae MOoH0e Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

LADIES' MASSAGE. SHAMPOO. HAIR
dressing and Manicure Parlors-
First class: up-to-date: private.
Phone Monroe 2560-L. ZOE East
Broad street. at DR.. Mueller's Chirop-
ody ofices. MISS MABEL BEN
THALL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

MR. SALESMAN, IS $500 TO $4,000
per year of interest? If you are
ambitious and have selling ability.
Won can earn this amount selling
our unexceIIed line Of caendars'
fans, signs and novelties. Beginning
January Ist, 1913. Write to-day Tor
particulars OHIO NOVELTY COM
PANY. Springfield, Ohio
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

AGENTS GETTING RICH SELLING
Wonderful Luminous Cructnx- Gives
out mysterious light all night In
darkest room. Big prohts Free
particulars. CATHOLIC IMPORTING
co X L. Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

WE WANT AGENT IN THIS CITY TO
Introduce novelty knives AID razcfs.
Photos. emblems. name ana ADDRESS
showing under beautiful transparent
handles Best seller ever Offered Tor
sale in cities. Agents assured va or
more weekly: we teach you now:
campaign knives with Sandida,ss
pictures now ready. Write Quick f0r
special outfit offer NOVELTY CUT
LERY CO., 11,s Bar Street. Canton.
Ohio.
AGENTS GETTING RICH SELLING
wonderful Luminous Crucifix- Gives
out mysterious light all night In
darkest room Big profits. Free
particulars. CATHOLIC IMPORTING
Co, X 1, Chicago.
AGENTSGET PARTICULARS OF
one Of the best paying propositions
ever put on the market. Something
no one else sells. Make $4,000 year
" r. NJ FELTMAN. sales Manager.
1882 Sycamore street. CINCINNATI. y.
WE WANT 4 MAN OR WOMAN IN
each town and city to do special
advertising until next January. and
will pay s. per day or 90 cents
,sr hour Tn those who have any
snare time Work Is easy and pleas
ant. We pay 40 per cent extra COM
mission on sales Experienced can
REsT MFG, SIS Broad street. Provi-
dence. +. l.
NGENTS. SOMETHING LIVE. SOME
thing fresh. something new. $50 to
$50 clear weekly profit in your own
exclusive territory AMERICAN
ALUMINIUM COMPANY. Division
1861. Lcmont, III.
WANTED. AGENTS: LEGITIMATE
substitute for slot machines; pat
.nted: sells on sight for ii. PaFti-
culars. GTSHA COMPANY, Ancer-
son. Ind.
e TO 81, DAILY DEMONSTRATING
m. reerles. Lawn Edge Trimmer: ex-
elusive territory to live M::.s; some
thinr unusually big T!;iMBLE &
AVERY. Dept. u. Bedding. Asen.
AGENT, WANTED: No EXPERIENCE
needed: cara big proi!t: no housewife
can resist: sells on M Sig ha ss
twelfth street. $. r.. Washington.
u. c.
INTELLIGENT MEN OF GOOD STAND
ing araongs, farmers can acquire an
agency for y new sTtiei. o. uEliT-
i:,d possibilities in 10. fsrtil'zcr
i,nr BiRa standard. lifetime proYo-
sisicr. Write. niviuS reference 10
y. a.. y .ss. savannah Ca
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY NOW BE-
Irs allotted FOR Little Giant snd
Fv-c. Pump. Only thing OF ITS kind.
IL has free reid wherever there's
plumbing. removes all stcrpsgcs IN
pipes. saves rismbcrs bills. prevents
roxicuE gases Everyone wants ".
EVERYONE can AFFORD %. everyone can
o,.rs-. H. As strong In business
vcrId as among bones. seiiirs a,
Ton speed Ao.ooe already In 1se.
.sa grant ycu absolute monopoly sn1
a. you for life " you are the rtsht
man Address az once. j. = MN
NEnY 81 Park EoW. NeN lork CITY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

particulars. OHIO NOVELTY CON-
PANY. Springfield. Ohio
ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURERS
agents of some financial standing "a
introduce new proposition Sells to
merchants everywhere. Very prof
table. Large repeat orders Me-
TAI. SPECrALTIES MFG. c. ga
West Monroe Street. Chicago.
statesmen TO CALL On GRoCERS,
confectioners, general stores si'o
monthly and expenses. Yearly con-
tract. MANAGER. IL south Main
Street, St Louis. Mo-
Statesmen. DO YOU WANT 50 \
asv side line or main line deal?
Five combine propositions: snappi-
es, ever sprung. AMERICAS lOr-
Terry COMPANY. Sc. Louis. Mo.
SALESMAN. TRAVELLING. TO SELL.
retailers our spring lire OF Dry
goods .pecialties and white goods:
desirable side line. good commission
r c. EoLLMAN & CO. Philadeiphia.
Salesman -CAPABLE SPECIALITY
man for virginia. staple line on new
and exceptional terms; TO begin WORK
q. once. attractive commission con-
tract With liberal weekly advances.
NILES = BTXLEE CO. Wholesale
Jewellers. Cleveland. -.
IA ISTyD a POSITION As MANAGER
or travelling salesman by young
nan Of good. sober habits: had
coed many years .xr"r'enes.
furnish excellent references a. TO
ability ard character. Address l.
,Ss. care Time>-Dtspatch.
wWfED- : LIVE SALESMAN FOR
eity wort. give reference aud past
experience All communications CON
nden,iaL . go. care T'mes-pis-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

situations cn3anteb. 2eaIe
kf6fsTfRED PHxRNxcisf WANTS
position. Address sl1. care Times
Dispatch.
UNR z CTS + Z RE D PHARMACIST
wants position. L $50. care Times
and white goods. with experience IN
buying blankets and comforts. now
employed In large department store.
wishes to locate In Virginia. l. STE
care Ttmes-Dispatch.
FIRST Class CUTTER AND FILTER
on ladies', custom suits: VINO n,., Ln9u
would like position; twelve years
experience. State full particulars; ~
BUF.ANO. 1880 Walnut street. Fh1-
adeiphia, Pa. ----
WANTED. POSITION AS. SALESMAN
Or collector; best OF references. Ao
dress G. A. c., Geurrant Hotel
WANTED. JOB cARPENTER WORK;
nothing too small. 1914 West MAIN
SALESMAN AND COLLECTOR DE-
stres position with good. rehapie
concern; now employed: best OF rel
erence. Address B 1T. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED, By NJ ] oCSNN ~ go
extra work to do at night. Pnone
Madison 2900-J.
YOUNG MAN EXPERIENCED IN
bookkeeping and general ONCE work
desires to make change. where
there In advancement. A lao, care
times-Dispatch.
WANTED, POSITION AS FARM MAN
aRer; fully experienced with eta!n
and other farm crops; understahus
farm machinery: excellent reie'e"ces
W.. Box $50. Richmond.
WANTED. POSITION BY EDUcAIED:
refined and accomplished young
lady as companion to lady or gov
erness to small children: references
exchanged. Box 263. Culpeper. We.
PRINTERS AND sTATIONERS-A
frst-class ruler, forwarder ana IN
isher desires to take charge OF BOOK.
bindery as working foreman ss SIsr.
Address x s27. care Times-Dispatcn:
ELEVATOR !. MAN. EXPERIENCED
and sober. wants position Phone
Madison $751;.
ROOKKEEPER AND GENERAL Of
Ace man, hfteen years experiences
with large firms. wants position. can
handle books correspondence, credats
or finances. A worker; best refer
ences. Address D 236. care Times
Dispatch.
TIMER AND SLATER. CAPABLE OF
taking charge Of shop: strictly SOBER.
Address F 357. care Tlmee-Olspaleh'
WANTED, POSITION BY SOBER
Young man. twenty-five years oio'
experienced salesman; can also 90
Office work; best Of reference. Don
mind work: let me call and see you.
Address A 12s. care Times-Dlspatcn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

ReLs1ELs rHxxSef61l
20. north yInso $500 -
S@r.s for ySSr SSS1Sja ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

For SALE, HaNDsoME BLACK fitES
year-old registered Bingen stallion;
sure foal getter. and per1ectiy
broken. Five-year-oid chestnut gei0c,
ing: record, 2:e9 IL: trial. 2:30: hail.
:09; quarter. "a seconds. This horse
is now in training and ready to race.
A game and level-headed race OF
carriage horse. These horses VII
partnership dissolution. For full
particulars. address NJ b AMOS
Agt.. Pungoteague. Va
EOY TERRIER PUPPIES FOR SALE.
1900 West Broad Street
FOR SALE, HIGH-CI.AsS. WELL
trained coonhounds. rabbit and fox
hounds, settlers and pointers Ten.
orally puppies ,a and partly IN exisse.ss
to sell at fair prices. Also watcn ano
pet dogs, ferrets. rabbits. poultry
and pigeons. Write for prices ana
state distinctly what Is d Nnss
Price list free. c. L d AAND4ss
Dept. H. Reading. Pa.
For SALE. NICE DRIVING MARE
for S15: quick. gentle and work any
where. 1914 West Main street
SCOTCH COLLIE TAN-cOLOR. MALE,
one year. thoroughbred. with pedt-
gree for sale. Apply At TnirV.
,hi-d street and Midlothian Turn
nike corner. r. II. KELLER
FOR SALE A NICE PAIR DRIVING
mares. Safe for ladies 70 nv
sale for want Of use. Weigh about
l.oee pounds each. Address L. -
CORNELL. :4e4 West Broad.
WAITED. FOR LIGHT WORK On =
farm near city. eomninSton ar
fall and winter Good feed and treat
men, Phone Madison 5zSl-y.
For SALE FOUR MULES. ONE
an-np wagon three carts. wagon au9
rsrt harness. buggy and harness.
drag scrapers and cement ZOOS o. ~
dsy q: carter and Ashland Streess.
TurDr Will. RE SOLD IN WASH
.ngron- n G.. next Monday. Septem-
be- ~ at the Reliable Hcrse anA
Mule 90 stable. 81. Eleventh stfee@
Northwest. one hay horse. by ber0a
p!Iion. mark Ici.. out OF prcdncne
dam with a mark Of 10. This horse
bsS never been raced. seven year.
cid rsi, hands high. weighs f.ces
hounds and can beat 20 three tsmee-
And several other we'll bred enee
w.:h lots Of speed VII be oAeree q
the game time.
ron SALE. ONE GENUINE FENAkg
French Poodle puppy. CAN Ase'sss
.s,s-I.
FOR SALE. BELGIAN HARES fy0
bucks ana eight does. all prtse-w.
pers In last years state ta1r.
bsrGain 1. bought essck- Cos4 -
~ntered On this years etss
TWONAS 4. GARRETT. Sc. - Woseo
seventh street. CITY.
FOR SALE TWELVE q c. eDoU9
Island Red hens. t~e esese:
Sr~eains and perfect ssGvseea
Phone Madison stss =.
RslSsbls &S0ooosD
RfIsAELs rHxxxef6--
20. north Ninth 3ese3 -
FER s% Issss 49, -
- eus woDo2 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

WAITED, At ONCE. 100 GIRLS: OVER
CLEAN WORK AND GOOD WAGES.
APPLY ALLEN q CENTER BRANCH.
SEVENTH AND CARY STREETS
WAITED. COOK FOR rAMrLY OF
BarsOo EaeegAsol Pneae meoros -.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-24
ONE DOSE RELIEVES
A COlD--NO QUININE
rapss Cello cen,eeund curse Ceids az.
Grippe IN Few Heurs Tastes
N,es~-Aets Gently


N0u e4u sufris eud Grippe and hfefl
up ihr moel so,efr rold either in hoaa
chest Back stomach m nmhs hy IA
me dose cd rapc's Cad campourl
EVERY I've hours until ihtte ronserpu,,
iesvs ars tshrn
" promptly rriigtrs fhe niasi iniser
ahlr hetdRenv dWllnesa hrsa ana nnss
stuffed uii feAvrishnrsa sncraius satf
lhroat mufsus catarrhal difchsrg,
Funnms ~ the noss aor,ness. stiffness
tud fbeumatic twmgrn
Take thls wnnderul CempDuud a.,
Alrseied WltheHi interference N4th
saHr asuai auiies sna with ghe snew
else that ihtfe s npthlne cl.r iu lhi
~oFid ~hieh wiii gure ,euf eeii ~ ~
0riNie misvf, a. promptly and with.
eut an, either assistance or had after
raccts az st,cent psfAare 81 l'apes
Cold Compound which ans Itasgisl
rAn sapph attep, ms Substitute son
tains ne guuinr eeinngs ia ever,
htane Tastes nige
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-24
NC'cRfCOR CASE CONTINUED
VIII O. Called fsr rslsl Nest April IN
8ao patfielo County
Court

THE ease - ~ WeofsEer ~ this
sltf. who y ,hofeea vah murder eas
eoiied Yesterday nornlos ~ the district
court ~ Ninton and 90 motion - ihe
state. van continued pntl ne neat
term ~ couft The neat terso ~ couff
10 Son latruo DeNins neaf Apfu Pope
ana Taylaf - this clay representing
the defendant. sod u o. Sutherland
sssiF'inF in che prosecution reformed
yesterday afternoon from HihfDn ~hrfs
ibsr had gone gs iatsfested counsel Do
the ease
tirnrfFof D. q tDans white man ~
his ,iit Hee ia rhatg'a bY ln1iefmeni
vilh ihe killlfK - Tom lifiuaf 10 this
fli5. 80 fh, nlrhi ~ December 70. 1910
TIE case ess Transferred ffom mu,u 80
senHif 90 Fan raifieiD suuntt 81 ias
frifi JndFs Hopkins
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-24
MAGNOLIA COLONY NEWS


MAGNOLIA COLONY rek. net a.
fermlns ~ Temporarily 90 stand
ailn waiiius fpf lhe rrpund lo iti ~
a beaaiitm win visited us me isth
End faiusd fpr 40 hours Onions and
truck are comius up and ionkinE Noe.
M and ARA Nifen o. Marsh 90
Wichiia. Kansas have ssiiled hpis
permanently Ne Narsh haemH huni
"a ulOr nilie Ouilese on has huidlns luts
w 10 Uufpr uf Ahprtup Wnel,
rald ihe Calony visit hst Nr,t atH
puf ma nui in ehHpe t,f unlnua f0
iHrnlng lo Illinois Nf hln nmns ani
eln reimn inside % munth to maAo
this hla iuluto home
o. iisrmon wos bore aat weoh
helplna 49, Omef set his ani bon tul
tHHiion
H0hnol oprnea Mnuds, pialp.f 1850
SIN Misa Msros.furell 90 saud'' ss
irsrhur
ifom ihe letters ferelscd ht the rui
Npfs mfm superintendent W. arc ~
ultius laFse eumher uf nmHirs G.
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tufr
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torres thglei hufrled slslt over
SUNDAY
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Nflins
ipdsHlesv r. hasins 300 aepss
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rrrrntn rald ths ,'oinu' yirit i,a.h
lnE over ne holhinre hrrr and makins
srfunarmynis fur mere improvements
q hH mAde ihw uintm
rhe Colpa, u mnksng a SURE stead,
sfvwth pa incoming SETTLERS and im
pfnYsa lands vhWh susa a. make Is
surr. permanent eHrcfHa
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lnii ihia ,uaF
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ols stewards nlsce for ms ea,n,lua ,ear
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more eemmedious than thvr eva
huuse
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ripSed ln Aliee on the new eoufi hous,
hailanr
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eniarSins bis house ana building T. ncN
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-24
SAYS WEATHER TO BE WARMER
fefscssss b. Lo<sl Wssthsr Ma A.
for Warner Wssshsr snd ne
Rain.

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