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Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

Washington, March Senator Hay
burn has been suffering for ten days
sud an examination yesterday dis
closed q lesion just over the left eye,
A raysician tald the senator that If
he attemp pied 10 make speech at
present ne would 90 il al the risk Of
his life. Serater Hepburn made a
long speech, nevertheless, in the SEN
ate yesterday, on the arbitration
treaties, 1t left him IN such con-
ditior that today he left for tbs sea-
shora
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07
To Mothers-And Others.

You can use Bucklen's Arnica Salve
to cure children OF eczema, rashes, tet-
ter, chafings, scaly and cT-usted hui
mors, as well as their accidental iniur-
ies-cuts, burns, bruises, etc, with per-
feet safety. Nothing else heals 20
quickly. For boils, ulcers, old, run
ming or fever sores or piles it has no
equal 70 cents at Lee & Osgood Co s.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

Is too often the fatal sequence, and
coughs that hang on weaken the sys-
tenn and lower the vital resistance tFo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound is a
reliable medicine that stops the cough
promptly by healing the cause,
so0thes the inflamed air passages, and
checks the cold. Keep always on hapd
Refuse substitutes. Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07
EriswsII Defeated asmsan.

In the handicap pool tourney at the
Areanum club on Wednesday evening
Eriswell won his game from Rawsorl
by tine score Of 90 to rs, This cesn-
pietes Rawsen's games, wins finishes
with : VISA and ii lest,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07
RAYMOND MORGAN.

Raymond Morgan, aged % years,
died at the home of his mother in
Caldwell n J.. March 5, following a
long illness He was for a short time
in the telephone business, but for the
last five years had conducted a poultry
farm.
He was the son of Walter V. and
Sarah Wade (Gifford) Morgan and was
born in Brooklyn. They were married
in this city and Mrs. Morgan at one
time resided at East Great Plain. W.
V. Morgan was manager of the Postal
Telegraph company's business in Nor
wich ana was killed by a train in
Hartford
The young man leaves his mother
a sister and a brother. He was a
nephew of James Parker Clifford Of
this city. The body will be brought
here for burial.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07
a red leather case. ana an arts and
craft sewing basket

r. J. 1.earens lrft town yes
terday for Vancouver, to meet HE
daughter. Miss Della Leavens, who ~
returning from missionary work IN
China. Miss leareus has been spend
ing several wears in the mission field,
under the support ~ the smith col
lega volunteer movement being q
graduate of that college.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07
BARYs FACE MASS OF SORES
Eczema Is Spread by Seratchins-ln-
toIerable Suffering.
Try This Remedy at Our Risk.

Often an eczema tortured baby
scratches and tears at his itching face
until it becomes one mass Of sores
and the suffering is frightful
Instead Of tying the little ones
hands, as some do, merely cover the
itching skin with a protecting sooth
ing application Of our new skin rem
edy Saxon Salve.
This allays the itching at once
gives the child comfort and allows It
to get the needed rest and sleep.
More than that, II penetrates the
pores Of the skin, reaching the very
roots Of the disease with its germ
destroying. healing power and soon
hanishes the eruption, leaving the skin
smooth and unscarred.
We sell Saxon Salve on a positive
guaranty for all sorts Of skin dis
eases. II Il does not give satisfaction
you get your money back, Broadway
Pharmacy, G, G. Bngler, Norwich, CT.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

c. A.. Glossner, % Ontario St, Rooh-
ester ~ T., has recovered from long
and severe attack Of Kidney trouble,
his cure being due to Foley Kidney
Pills. After detailing his case. ne says
Z am eniy sorry l did not learn soon
er Of Foley Kidney Pills, In a few
days time my nackache completely left
me ard I felt greatly improved. Ny
kidneys became stronger dizzy spells
loft me end / was no longer aunnysd
at night. | feel 100 per cent better
since using Foley Kidney Pills" Lee
Il Ossood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

room when she entered. She reported
the loss to the police.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07
CARPET PRICES

inaueurased during our Spring Open
ing will continue this week
velvets. worth Sf25. now. sec
Brussels. worth Si.l5. ow........@o
Tapestries worth 31.0o. now......7se
Ingrains, worth zoe. now ....... .5se
Wilton Rugs, worth tb5, now .t5s
Rodv Brussels. worth $40. now. $3.50
Administer Rugs worth SIS. now
sfa50
Tapestry Rugs, worth SIS. now sf2sa
All Goods Stored until wanted
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

A tree expert writes: Are you 60
ing to plant tree this spring? Dig
Of the ground. Make it four feet long,
three feet wide and three feet deep.
I'll it UP with good top soil and let
it settle until it is time to plant.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

Arthur NJ. Brown If Jewett City.
Masonic district deputy, made his of
ficial call upon Brainard lodge New
London Tuesday evening, at which
time there was an attendance of Wis
tiers larger than has heretofore been
observed within the Masonic temple.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

Stated convocation Of Franklin
chapter No. 4. r. A. NJ, at Masonic
temple this evening. Work in the n.
A degree-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

All members ~ N0rw IN camp. No
yaOS Modern Wousimen uf america, are
requested to meet plth ionic CAMP. 30
16s4 ODD Thu sdsy evening dt n'clorf
u Prthian He'll Deputy J. r. b1Ehef
OF Hartford will be- present and 81
plain new table % rEfes Please attsnd
Per order Yer Consul
JOIN j. MUrTAGfH
msr-d Ven CnnsH
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

The newly elected president of the
Memorial hospital, New London, is
Frank =. Palmer. During the year
ending March 1, 532 patients were
treated at the hospital, the largest
number in its history
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

Train passengers note the big new
galvanized iron shavings distributor,
recently erected over the boiler room.
at the Dawley Fort Point plant. where,
by electricity, part Of the shavings are
blown to the shaving vault and the
remainder under the fire box.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

Wednesdays meeting Of the Pro-
gressiye Missionary club of the Cen
trail Baptist church. was held with
Mrs. George H. Chapman, 81 Union
street, 23 members attending, and the
president, Mrs. A. T. Utley, presiding.
After reading and sewing, light re-
freshments were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

In the list of accidental deaths in
Connecticut in February, the railroads
with a total of elsven killed. lead.
Ten persons were burned to death, six
were killed by falls, five by asphyxi-
alton, four by drowning, three each
by automobile and crushing, two each
by trolley and exposure, one each by
shooting and gas explosion.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

Minstrels, benefit Y. NJ. c. A. Boys
camp, Friday, March s, Y. NJ. c. A.
auditoril m Admission 25c.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

The William Sanborn house at
Eastern Point is being hurried along
toward finish. In about a month it
will be ready for occupancy, but it lis
doubtful if the family will come from
Hartford before May.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

The county pension examiners, Drs.
n. P. Smith and L. e. Walker of Nor
wich, and c. f. Congdon of Mystic
were due to meet Wednesday, but, as
has been the case for about four
months. there were no applicants to
be examined.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

For several days the gas department
has been trying to thaw the frozen
earth so as to locate a bad leak out
side the grounds at the residence of
John Steiner on Church street, where
the water department was engaged a
week ago in the endeavor to thaw the
service pipe
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

At the fine orchards at Westland
farms Pomfret Center, Supt. Everett
y. Brown has already begun prepara-
tons for big apple crop. These 100
year-old trees have been pruned and
sprayed and reclaimed until the crops
which they yield are the wonder of
orchardists.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07
The funeral OF James w. Graham

The funeral of James w. Graham
was held at his home, 80 North Main
street, Springfield, Mass, Tuesday aft
ernoon at 100 O'clock. Rev. e. P.
Berry otficiated and the bearers were
E. w Avery. e. Z. Kenedson, P. B.
DeWolf and c. L. Burr. The body
was placed in the Oak Grove tomb and
will De taken later to PlaInheld,
CONN
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

The next quarterly conference of the
New England district of the A. M. E.
church will be held in New London
in April with the Franklin Memorial
A. NJ. e. church on Bank street, Rev.
Moses Monzingo, formerly of Norwich,
pastor.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

A number of the Christ church peo-
pie went to New London Wednesday
night to hear Rev. r. r. Graham, who
has accepted the call to be their rec
tor. He preached at the Lenten service
Of the New London Episcopal church.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

There seems to be marked de-
crease in the dog population of the
town, as Town Clerk Holbrook's al
lotment Of dog Tags for 1912 is but
ZOO. against 1900 last year and 2100
four years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07

Cheer up! Come and hear the Boys
minstrels at the Y. M. c. A., Friday
night at S.-adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27

In undertaking the exposition Cali
fornia il mol striving TO rival the
achievements Of ether cities in thsir
expositions. bun rather to rise 20 the
high standard aeraanded or a great ma
tt-rs. re.shrsssen. . really eredigs's'ts
task. for San Francisco tess than six
years ago suffered q TOSS or more thar
ssoo. GODS 0 and since that time has ex-
pended 3 SUM exceeding ths estimated
cessf of the Panama canal IN reconstruc-
tion Today San Francisco 10 rebuilt
and q to the city would not
know that q fire had ever occurred
The assessed valuation Of San Francis
co exceeds by $50. Goo 900 IT'S valuation
sefose .she fire aEa Since ths IRE
s~z42.eD0.Qn0 nas beea expended upea
new buildings a4nFse. Millions ~ dol
lars have bean apezsa an furnishings in
repienisbin@ Hnlnsnrable Property sind
in ksew stocks nne haudrsa naitlian sa0l
lara VITA nos cover she expenditure for
streess schools parka municipal IRE
~psox@rsion nyssezsas cnnrsese wfaarfs and
other improvements
xh@ nanaszzA~Ea1zaa aapsssiksun So
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27

~ "t
ed . improved IN harmony Win the
Exposition plans ~ az o.
many mlhfenS I dollars. James fNofp1.
Jr- San 9Franciscoss new mayor. was
elected on an Nexposition" PLATFORM.
ana one OF .tne Important ahsaes Oh Mf
Roiph "aii % p supervise .ne e1penui-
lure OF HeFe .aan sloo"ov.oo" Va Gus
bsanf'ilcar1on 81 san FRANCISCO
TIC Ferry lafn the man en-
francs 70 Gan Ffancfsco al the out ~
NAfket street. VIII pe tne ehtranee "
the ~@expositlop chy. with 9 srann court
OF honor ana iaoucts leadihg trofa
either de' OF q street marker street
VIZ oe a WILD "hite columns ar
q rags of!tHe nations. ar nfent
~ VIII speter 9Viph eieclricai uaspiays'
e fsess 100. wlhsbe ADORNED.
ana near tAe Juhc.ion o. mafAst anu
van fess VIII Is Dull a civte cehter'
VAIN epest ~auatorlaH 70 mousse CON
senelohs curing the exposftlon, a new
CRY haf'. Whieh Mayor foipn promises
On Aarch !, 1872 VIII pc the Iiucieus 81
1he CIVIC ceheefs anu otner city pAi'u-
mas Hs wen as Exposition structures
VIII eofhpiete tne sgroup
In ehe opihion . rfeslaehs =.
Moore more than sso.eoe'ooo VIII nave
oeen expended upon the exposition bv
sne TIME IL s opened 70 tfe pubic W
fhss vast araount lafltornia mas CON
sributea more man szo.oooo oe toward the
worfds greet refe VI INNS sum sf.VoV.-
eoo was raised oy popular subscrip-
Ton. so.eoovvo was appropriated by the
state OF Eaftfornsa. san FRANCISCO Q
ed a bono tssGe or ss.Voo.eeo. and sf.ose.
eoo was assured tnrougn a special act
OF the G~aiifornla legesiatnre permitting
the counties 70 tax themselves tor ex-
esHfsn purposes: THIS is the largest
sum thaf a ever oeeh assured Tor q
worids exposition 50 EAR IN dvane OF
vs. opening But " as only q beginning
Inc west ~ai mare the gfFatess dfs-
plays o. TO resources ever assembled.
Tand every state IN the pnion VIII De
TspresaslSed 2 tne exposition 70 che
countries q the orient she opening OF
ne fahafA canal ~ an event of para
sneuHI commercial Importance Shfna
@Ha sas'sA ~ oT see1eseaiee al she
racinc International EXPOSE
sIon y ne srsA.es oriental displays
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27

closer &c the hearts of the people u this
west than any other pnniie topic E*
cry attraction which the west aaH wsH
be- placed al the disposal OF visitors ~
the exposition
With tins Panama canal In GusfaTs1R
the distance between New York and
Pacific coast ports viii pc shortsned
by 5000 miles Ships passing from fha
Panama canal TO the orient sgils u they
travel n the great circle. the shovtase
route. pass within zoe miles IT tne Pa
cihc coast The opening ~ the Fanass
canal viii Il is confidently anticipated.
mark the greatest sra ~ developments
the west has aver Known. ana she asesA
increasing ia growth anS eg
win beeeEse q huge purchaser of psza-
urss 81 fhe east Of the GATED SeAt@A
AS dc frsafn It's soeas signsaeanee - :
western enterprise. the Fanassai PRelfs
sln~sernssioaai exposition ssaEda ssAs ~
the celebration as which the n~aeltszs# II
the wasrtd HslI EXPRESS 10 Afsef'es sssfs
satisfaction At The e9sEansMfssss ne kss
greatest Industrial aeasewsnsans @ s&s~
ssrs-sAa paszassaa eanH1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27

nasy. viii psrticipate In the manenpefs,
Following the sattieship parade Into
San Francisco bay there VIII cofne a
succession Of events Of world interest
aad Importance al Intervals OF two
months SpsTt- .----zrz-22e " miner
events fa between Among the mose
important events viii be international
yacht. motorboat and automobile races
and an aviation meet In which the avia
tors OF the world viii engage The auto
mobile races VIII pass through the sta
dunn in Golden Gate park before the
~concrete coliseum with the largest
ing capacity Of any structure In AMER
lea International STOCK shows. inter
collegiate meets. Olympic games and
military maneuvers In which the crack
military and cavalry Of the uuEted
States and foreign nations VIII particle
pAEe win be a1nong b major events
Hundreds pg conventions VIII meet al
San Francisco dnFsHa the espasiFaAn
Fssrasga aoctesses Asll h4 represented.
and &ls whcas sVoria wsa be brought
tseaghsr when The nakfun eelsnaas@s
gna opening Of sna Panama eAnsA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27

land Hes az the H8or Oh an afnphfthea-
ter. a little above sea level. with its
encirciins walls. the Atily slopes OF tho
Eoixy aua the feeesg ciaa niiis "a lae
Preside. which lie between Harbor
View and the Golden Gate Harbor
View Is convefltent to the center of San
Francisco. and one MAJ walk from the
Fairmont hotel. which towers on Mob
hill. to Harbor View In twenty ~ninu
with ease.
Al Rarbor View win be located the
midway" and the night ttfe features
of the exposition as well as the manu-
features and machinery buildings. the
liberal arts and other structures to
house exhibits OF q heavy nature Such
exhibits may be easily anioaded at Har-
Dor View because ocean going steamers
can dock directly at the grounds. At
night Harbor View will be brilliant with
electrical displays An existing imgoer
will be made the basis ct a superb
yacht harbor. which will be adorned by
an espIanade decorated with Cortnthian
columns along Its edge. The conapo-
site feet or the worlds battleships with
be anchored Immediately before or In
full view OF the Harbor View site OF
the exposition With the night fllunai-
nation OF the battleships and the fliu-
oi tpe exposition anu
prominent taiioIsafhss tfeIs "t' y 81
foroeo one OF eHe H'osl oIttila1it spec.a,
cies or nsseofy ehafh % HsHes vi"
stretcn across tne roiaeh ssa'e. ana the
Iaiiest wireless tower 10 the "pran On
~Teiesraph h'ff aha . ause sisltnsh'eTs
ave STATUE 70 ne erected = Asi'coin
paFa. WHICH ts~Sls $500 eMs ,soiua
aate' wai aiso pe orasiiahtay lhuHsiiat-
eo
The panorama from Iiarpor View Is
unsurpassed even by the famous XIV
tsra OF b Mediterranean Looking
seaward one sees changing coiSrs
or San Francisco bay and the ISLANDS
and the ships and. further. n great
mountains on the opposite SIDE OF the
harbor. with Mount F~amaipats. the TALL
est OF all. It's summit ofteri IN
a turhaa OF cloud. az 2 naekgr"una TOR
= SETTING AZ nlghtfaii From fiaroor
View one may see fhe sun sci beneath
D picturesque fnife wfae STRAITS That.
guarded py rugged pTornontor'es. ~
called me Soiaen 0ste rort foifs ana
a-aine 1oina. hAs "aocliuuss' suasu sle
portals y the ssae' nnaz@iea arg n'asss
enesr a'sappeaf'ak gums osseho ioo'ss
aie asi'V mean
Hiaroef view ''es oh pau raanciseo
~ am ans.s - : .o st sas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-27
g. HAmiLToN N. WRIGHT.


~AN FRANCISCO. as nost tor the
nation. Ia preparing 10 enter
tain the world with ths great
est exposition IN history-ghe
Panama Pacific International exposi-
ton tn 1915
The exposition viii open with the
a~ssenabia9s IN San Francisco harbor
OF d composite fieef of nRttleships Of
navies OF the world coming from
Hampton Roads through the Panama
canal to the Golden Gate San Fran
cisco had hoped that Tea Admiral
Robley D Evans might be tn command
OF this fleet the largest ever
assembled. and indeed. more than q
year ago the gallant sea fighter had
signified his willingness to the EXPOSE
tion directors 10 ACT In command
Plans Tor the Panama-Pacific inter-
faationaI exposition are already snattr-
ed and tpr the next year the exposition
authorities wifi he occupied In building
rather than planning Within a few
weeks thousands ~ men grid cams VIII
be engaged tn seveting OF the site. and
II IL anticipated thai Within SIX months
more than l0.a0p men Will be employed
on the great exposition az which Amer
lea will celebrate the opening Of the
Pana ma s.anai
Responses ~ foreign countries sur
pass all anficipattons of the exposition
The NATIONS OF the world
--appreesatiHR Americas gift to civiidxa :
flon liz the Panama canal. viii o n
tribute to shp exposition the Eaast conn
prehensfva sssefnhiaae OF displays that
the world has seen Offers of eo-op-
GRAFTON from every narf of the world
are foudine the exposition nanag
men1. and President G c Moore and
his thirty directors who represent ev-
cry Important fnseresf upon the coast
and a bitten dollars In Invested capital.
are working night and day TO keep Up
with the avalanche az duties thai pours
In upon them
Every civilized nation on earth and
every iand within the sweep OF roth
shores Of the Pacsac esean @fiI be rep
resented at tf+ panama Pacific inter
national exposition n Il the purpose
OF the exposition authorities To render
the expssSfion distinctive In Its por-
travail ~ she s4+st and at the nations
bordering slpsn the Pacific ocean. but
ST the same time the exposition VIII
record the prpgress or The world IN the
arts sciens4s and industries
The Panama Pacific international ex-
position VIII ne heid upon the shores OF
San Francisco. bas and the Pacific
ocean The site descfifsee 3 ssmicircie
about the most denseiy populated por-
tfon af San Francisco Hnd Is easily ac-
cessfnse fropt ali ssarfs az the city II
combines shp stente features NJ hartor
ana elIts thar render San Francisco one
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-09-06

In his speeches from the stump
this fall, Powers will stick to the
American Flag, and the grand old
fathers of the republic. Things
are too much mixed for him to
favor either Bill or Ted to be
placed as boss over the pie
counter; SO he proposes to paddle
Caleb's cause alone and let the fat
man !and the. bear fight it out.
The moose man is capable of rails
ing a mighty dust which, Powers
will successfully dodge if he posi-
bly, can. His feeling for Taft can't
be very warm as mighty few
crumbs from the pie department
has been allowed to come Caleb's
way.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-09-06
III


FRIEND of mine interested in schools happened Boston
not long since and in going about investigating the cy
- schools reaching the lowest and poorest part of the city,
was surprised to going up splendid beautiful school
building to cost S375oo He sad Why earth do such
handsome and costly building in this part of the cty The
was I'VE want to make good intelligent citizens of chill
den and think this the important doing
should Like to know why pursue the unbusnesske illogical
and absolutely unfair method of offering teachers
hhcae especially the counties have the them
selves 20 800 for general school purposes ARE
WE DELIBERATELY TRYING TO MAKE THREE CLASSES
OF CITIZENS INFERIOR, THE MODERATELY GOOD
AND THE BESTG In democracy there for
classes Ought not efforts be addressed the object of
making average intelligent good citizenship
Under arrangements compelling poorer
of counties employ rdss teachers whose capacity
suffer them above of $50 $40 per month"; while the
cities and towns and Weather parts the counties paying
$5 month Of this higher pay and better environment
attract the best teachers those holding the class
Now, this is manifestly unfair and very unvise
THE BOYS AND GIRLS THE LESS WEALTHY PORTIONS
OUR COUNTIES ARE ALREADY SUFFICIENTLY HANDICAPPED
ARE THEY FURTHER HANDICAPPED BY CHEAP. INCOMPETENT
TEAcHERs7
There ought be- the proper legislation be had
only one certificate granted to all teachers and that of the first class
there districts unable full
the county board make the difference county fund.-
which it intended THESE POORER DISTRICTS PAY THE
SAME RATE OF TAX. SO FAR AS THEY HAVE TAXABLES,
AS DO THE WEATHER. SECTIONS, AND THEY SHOULD
HAVE FAIR AND LIBERAL DEAL.
This not only and unses but Christke and
it wise business proposition to make good and intelligent
out of these less fortunae think when the people
question deliberately they will the folly of present
demand change and will it. Therefore would be
teachers TO prepare themselves get first class certificates
think they have time to lose because the change
quickly The has university
whose business it is to prepare teachers.
Not 70 per cent OF the teachers of the taking advantage
OF these opportunities and of them will be left
change comes hoping day teachers will be
better paid but when that day dawns will bring
deniahe demand for better prepared teachers.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-09-06

There is now some prospect that
the game laws recently enacted by
the Legislature will be enforced
and that dynamiting and SEEMING
of the streams and the reckless
slaughter of birds and other game
will cease. If such can he made
to be the case, it will not be a great
while before they will bean abupd-
ance of fish and game in Kentucky
and you will. not haft to travel over
four counties in order to get shot
or fish all day without getting a
bite.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-09-06

The Execution Board of the Iockcase Association will
with the Livingston Baptist Church. Livingston KY carry
the following Meeting will be called chairman
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-09-06

List OF candidates now in the
field at work for the piano given
away by b. q. Anderson q Son.
There should be one hundred
or more by next week. The list
is as follows:
Name of Contestant No. votes
Lille Hiatt oos4
Matte Wilmott 4634 |
Mildred Robins III7
Lizzie Gentry 1890!
Bessie Hamlin II75l
sallie Reynolds 1000
Nary Proctor 1925
Eta Cable 1875
Minnie Hiatt 1000
Clyde Wason 1000
Dollie Johnson 1897
Eva Albright 1902
Katie Price 1000
Leila Albright 500
Lena Albright 1898
Gertrude Martin 6722
Susie Cabel Is45
Mary Lear 1915
Reca Brooks 1865
Bessie Shivel 1000
Rilda Chandler 1000
Katie Price 1000
Ethel Pavne a 1852
Pearl Purcell 476s
Annie Mae Sargent zoos
Matte Owens I122c
Bertha Bustle 1891
Roberta Brown 243C
Blaneh Howell 22Io
Orlie Ponder I744
Ada Ward Io7l
Ella Harp 3e8t
Rosa Brown 100,
Dortha Owens 100,
Annie Cass III
Matte Adams 100,
Emily Sutton $50,
Brodhead Graded School I35
Belle Kincer 638
Birdie Johnson POS
Florence Harris 4oS
Delora BOYD 1861
Ollie Brock Io2
Bertha Brown 100
Bessie Brown 100
2 Myrtle Shumate 10
Lena Mccall Io7
Every new subscriber to tn
. SIGNAL gets 1000 votes and ever
$ renewal 500 votes.