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by each company. The total 'appro-
priations will aggregate something
more than SlO.C0OOOV. The benefits.
i Is estimated. vii cost annually
about $4,000 more than the present
payments on this account.
The administration OF the funds will
be in the hands OF employees benefit
committees OF five. to be app 'iuted
by the board OF directors % each
company. The committee OF each as
sociated company will have iur.sdlc-
ton over the benefits for employees
of that company.
The employees benefit committee 81
the American Telephone and Tele-
graph company will have general
jurisdiction over the plan for the en-
tire system and specific authority as
To the American Telegraph and Tele-
graph company's employees benefits.
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MEETING OF CREDITORS
Notice OF rirst Nesting Of crecisS>s

Wheeling. IS. Va. Nov 1912
I nited states OF America. Northeru D,,-
trict or West Virginia SIS
ana FOR said District. ."
N the matter OF Henry r KEEL. Hank
THkt No. 323. In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors or Henry j Ktel 90
Wheeling. IN the county OF Ohio ana as
trict aforesaid. a bankrupt
Notice - hereby given that on tho
sFth day OF October. 4. j., 1879 the said
Henry J. KEEL. was duly aafudicaTe /
bankrupt. and that the first meeting OF
Us creditors VIII be held 80 my ofTf...
40. li25 Chapline street in the city ~
wheeling. ". Va. on the 18TH day If
November. 1912 at ten o'clock IN the
forenoon. at which time the a4fd Gro li-
tors NAV attend. prove their ciairns an
point trustee, examine the bankrutI,
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
J. ". CIMAfrN5
Referee in BANKRUPTCY
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Word .aa been received rr re-ltf,sa
ln TILE tifF N toe death ~ Nf. Ir4u.
HiI. ga last Friday morning T..
we'll known g. fI.e ,Itt. Mrs r.IfY e-U-.
maker. ol f.i- city sister or t.. dee
ceased. survives
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
(.tico to Manufacturers JopD,rs r.r
chants and Other wholeEale naai.r,

NpTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. TIat
St"f" Epsrd 81 Control Of tho state
at its office at Charleston. West Viz
NifiA. Tor furnishing supplies for tho
several state Institutions the financial
MANAGEMENT OF which is vested in satd
Hoard Contracts Will be awarded to tic
lowest BIDDERS. quality considered, and
other Things beng equal. West virginia
dealers VIII be given preference.
l's's ~ supplies needed viii be fu--
nistei bidders OF receipt OF requests
stating f0e line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
sg-4-tf Charleston. Weet Virginia.
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NOTICE

Reward Of $50 00 will be paid for
The body % Samuel Kindeiberger. who
vas drowned on the night % October
9th inst. az Ia Belle landing Height.
feet ~ inches. had musiachc. also
wore brown suit and sof' shirt Per.
son finding body. call Wheeling Police
Headquarters n
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Obituary


Funeral serves over fH. remains .f
f.e lat" Mrs Moiosena Viewlr were
hrif 40 the family residence .u south
'hapliue street yesterday morning TIE
remains we're held 10 the nome mill
This morning. when irfsrusrt w.II De-
made IT, Ore God cemetery
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AMBASSADOR QUITS
Continued Prom First cageI
house OF peers in obstructing legisla-
ton from the commons
Has Great Career.

tbs o'cdh SaTtGI
The selection OF British statesman
and man OF letters OF such prOmt
nence for the Washington post was
due clearly TO the deslr, 20 send ~
this country one OF Engiand's lore
most public men. Among the others
mentioned 80 the time We're Lord
Rcr"sfpId and several Of those most
prominent in British life. But among
il'.t Mr. irvca Was recognized as
the one particularly qualified for the
post a. Washington. az ln addition
10 his notable public service in Eng
land. he had an established reputa-
ton in the United states for his bril-
liant literary work on The American
commonwealth
On the diplomatic side Mr. Bryce s
most notable achievement was in con
Quoting the negotiations with Secrc-
fary Knox leading 20 the conclusion
OF the British American treaty 81
arbitration. This work presented many
Obstacles. The previous Hay-Pauuce-
fOte treaty had been TO some extent
a platOnic undertaking whereas the
purpose on both Sides OF the waters
was to get "A definite and practical
instrument which would insure laSl-
ing peace between the TWO countries
As finally drawn. the treaty was be-
lieved 10 have accomplished this prac-
teal end IN very large degree.
although the adverse attitude OF the
senate has. 10 some extent. deiracted
from this work ~ diplomacy Mr.
Brtcn has hoped 10 make the sue
cessful negotiation Of the arbitration
treaty the browning accomplishment
OF his diplomatic career. and is known
TO have been bitterly disappointed
when the senate insisting upon amend
ments which practically nullitied his
efforts and those Of President Taft.
Rice Appointed.
LONDON. Nov 1.-The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Morning
Post says that Mr. Bryce Informed
President Taft that he would retire
shortly and devote himself 10 ltera-
tuTe
Sir Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice. now
minister at Stockholm. will succeed
Mr.. Bryce.
Cecil Arthur Spriug-Rice was born
in lN"" and was created Is. e. ". g.
in 1906. He has served at Stockho. m
as minister since september. 1905.
In 1855 he was acting third secre-
tary AZ Washington and was appoint
ed acting second secretary az Wash
ington. to act as secretary 20 the
British delegates 10 the international
maritime conference. August -. 1859.
After serving for n time at Brussels
and Toxic. he was transferred 20
Washington in 1893. He was charge
dahaires AZ Teherau IN 1900 ana
minister 10 Persia In 1865
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

roe SALE OF TRADn-A good seven
room mouse and two lots. with wells
barn. shs te's lawn. and other iuproVss
merits wiz cell cheap. or trade for a
sulaI isrim ADDRESS Charles M Miller
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FOn EALu

tiffn UarI 1wellIug Good sr room
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1NI r'Hf .fa'fWHs 'FRONT.' UUfUH eide
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IHIfIrf frIarrr nffI.. etc ~ 7Hrt.
-orf Excellent IYrffI4r Above 900
Goods
F.lf rrufH street Between Jacob co. d
N Inl HffnefH ftrifrris bone. roufsfr.
N- ffr rooms bath. rrrfrf Ilrrfrv.
fnHi cellar. hnlIH r.ff entrance Iar9a
iHf extending fs alley In rear
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Instead off rsinco8.s Do. NIr4ra-r4n
.''' carof' which D. a piece ~
mprrvinrs material a.mos, 41ra-e
h''" Zoo Do" center iarro enough
i'r 'I' "'Iror 'o rut hs head fhrou1h
'. h HHUriug rubber over un.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

AsrED-ENpcrtenCed lady hfll clerk
EDWARD Wagner. 1917 Main steet. CITY
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FOR SALE


fok sALE-lbrug store inSeuod ohio
me AZ sAcr4fic-- Address AriStol can.
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Drphe Guaranteed Address 4 % No.
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l.too one pair mules weight q coo i've
aouols sets OF work harness. two dump
wagons. one hat bed wagon. one concr,te
mixer, all In firyt class condition c. n.
kimberley Co., Schmul bach Bidx Both
phones.
ron sALI-House On corner Fff.t.n,h
ana Jacob streets Very d-sirahIs
Enlulre 20 Fifteenth street au-27-tf
6OR RENT
~"--~----------------~---
FOR Rect
FROM APRIL. l. 1914
9f9 TO SIS EArE ST. 1T is DESrRED
TO LEASE TO a PARTY WHO can
sUCCESsfULLY CONDUCT HIoP
SLAss BcARpIEG zoUsE AND GIVE
JAMES L. HAwLEY,
loe5ia MAIN ST.
ron RENr-Space on Terminal switch
NheeiIhs Stove 4 Range 90. n-iI-ts
ron EnNT Furnished room Ensuir.
at 81 Fifteenth st n-s-I
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Be rtSGhN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHiAL EM8ALNER
ii22 sr5 i7@ Main street
-'ais Anse cred la, or srhf-
Store Phones G7s
VIC l. NertrciJ. Heu Phone 1927 X
g. \. bertschy. Nat Phone f2gs-v
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FOR REET-TWo furnished room.
suitable for young l'Sness man In
Guire at III 1852 street. city. aug-z.-tf
FoR nnHT-Nicely furnished 5 ana 4
room nats with bath. TOR light house
keeping. rent reasonable. Apply 81 V
= ROM u Aug6-tf
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BYuemmer o HiJdebyand

f-nefal Directors ans llrntafrnsrs
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MISCELLAEEOUS
ONE hundred loads of wood
given away free. Call at
Hotel Windsor. Rova

WASrEp-TO rent farm on shares
Caa give good reference Afdress
farm care Intelligence orloo oa4-r
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"AkrED-TO rent farm on shares.
Ca1 give good reference address
arm care inteiiiseneeG orioo oi+-r
NAETED-To neeurs a copy o, ths
Journal % the session OF The Wheel
TX convention. which convened Tehru.
aIy Y Ise3 This Journal was printed
~ y wanted for the state Archives 0t
W. Va. any owner OF a copy Of the
journal VIII perform public service
gencer. or with Hon Virgii L.avit
Sisi@ Archiveist. Charleston. ". Va
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
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80 1l4es tlon. no pay The Buckeye Mer-
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nopEiet Zee Fifteen years practice.
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on hpr 1fr warfare" a BOOK daacrfp-
uTt OF tie eGly indian uarr ln West
valley
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histories 81 virginia aud West VfrFfnia
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-31
Sporting Briefs

Ur to May - the Pittsburg Pirates
had twelve postponed games on their
schedule.
Josh" Clarke, recently released by
Kansas City, has refused an offer from
the New Orleans CLUB.
Billy Jones' the stubby outfelder
from Maine, has been released by the
Boston Nationals to the Louisville club.
Hank Perry. of Detroit Local Num-
Der 1, has been doing some nice work
in the outfeld during Ty Cobb's ab-
sence The most valuable player in the
Pacific Coast League will be presented
with an automobile at the close of the
season.
Lefty" jacobson, the former Wash
ington pitcher, is doing some fancy
twirling for the st. Thomas team in the
Canadian League.
Fred Odwell, formerly of the Cincin-
natl Reds. has succeeded william john
stone as manager of the Marion team
IN the Ohio State League.
Ty Cobb is not the only one. Sew
eral years ago kid" Gleason, playing
in Baltimore. jumped into the grand
stand and walloped a spectator.
Frank Fogarty, the Dublin min
strel," is mascotting with the Chica-
go White Sox and doing his share in
keeping the sox up in the race.
"Cy" Young says that the Boston
Red Sox outfield, Speaker. Hooper and
| Lewis. flashes the most spectacular
work he ever has witnessed on a ball
field
! Manager Johnny King is working
his head off trying to keep the Boston
Braves in the running, but the Braves
don't seem to be able to start anything.
Perhaps another Gregg will break
| into the big show next season. The
| Dubuque Three-I League team has a
pitcher Gregg who performs something
after the fashion Of Vean. the Mar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-31

spring. The production Will follow
that of Patience"
Anna Fitzhugh, who retired from the
stage on her marriage, is reported to
be singing in grand opera in Florence.
Italy, where she made her debut as
Elsa in "Lohengrin.'
A play by Hartley Manner, called
THE Money Moon" is to be given a
trial by a stock company in Los An
geies, with Laurette Taylor and
Richard Bennett in the leading roles
General John Regain is the name 81
new play which George c. Tyler
managing director o fthe Liebler com
pany. has just brought in London. II
is said to be a delightful satire on life
in rural Ireland,
Among the new plays which Cohar
& Harris intend to produce this veal
are broadway Jones' comedy by Mr.
Cohan; The Other Man" a drama by
e. w. Presbrey; "Queed." with Brandon
lyman in the title role: Room a. &
farce by Frences Nordstrom: The Sew.
en- Little Widows" by Rida Johnso.
Young: The Kleptomaniacs." a fare,
by Carlyle Moore; The Polish We'd
ding" musical farce fromthe German
and The Romantic Wife, adapted b,
Clare Krun1mer
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star.
The champion Athletics are not
alone in the hard struggle to get start
ed. as large number of baseball
champions have been up against 1t so
far this season. New Orleans, in the
Southern League; Dayton, in the Gem
trail League; Peoria, in the Three-I
League: Austin, in. the Texas League;
Portland in tn Pacific Coast League;
Rockford. in the Wisconsin, Illinois
League; Wilkes Barre, in the New
York State League, and Winston
Salem, in the Carolina League, all PEN
nant winners last season, are at pres
ent either there or flirting with the
| last position in the standing.
Two twelve-round bouts to a draw
with champion Johnny kilbane is
marked to the credit of Jimmy Walsh.
The Pilgrim A C. of Boston is trying
| to match either Mike tTwin) Sullivan
or Jimmy Gardner with Mike Gibbons.
| Marcel Morcau defeated George
Gunther. the colored middIeweight, in
twelve rounds before a club in Paris
recently.
| The Detroit team copied twenty OF
the first twenty-five games last sea-
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and time and a half on Sunday, as
well as on other days for all over
time. There are about 500 track fore
men on the system and the average
wage is said to be sic per week.
The international Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers is endeavoring to
induce the unions of the seeding fac
ton to return to the parent body by
offering to receive such unions with
out money or price, and to accord to
the membership of all such "penitent"
unions all privileges now enjoyed by
the affiliated locals.
The formation of a gigantic fedora
tion of employees of the United States
government, patterned after the Amer
lean Federation of Labor and embrace
ing all the va rious organizations of
civil service workers, is proposed in a
circular letter which is being sent out
by the National League of Govern
ment Employees through George l.
Cain, the president eff the organization.
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The Heart Decides" which he will
produce next season.
Charles Froham next season will pre-
sent in this country a noted Swedish
actress, named Martha Hedman. She
has never been in America.
Jules Eckert Goodman has a new
play called Sisters of Fear" which is
TO be produced by w. A. Brady some
time during the coming season.
H. Cooper Cliffe, who made one of
the hits of Every Woman" in the
role of Nobody. intends to spend his
vacation in his native country, Eng
land.
1t is reported that Sam Bernard has
given up his contemplated trip to Lon
don owing to the objection of his
mother to his taking sea voyage.
The Shuberts next season will pre-
sent in New York Michael Faraday's
recent London success, The Nighta
birds" The English company will be
brought over.
1t is announced that The Pirates. oil
Penzance" Will be revived by the Shu-
berts and William A. Brady this
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-31
LABOR NEWS

New England cotton mill owners emu
pIoy approximately 100000 operatives
The central labor body has organ
ized provision trades council at Oak
land. Cal.
raphical unions win meet at Muncie,
Ind. July 81.
German industries employ s.eoo.eoo
women, Of whom 10000 are employed
in mining.
The Greek National Assembly has
passed a drastic and sensible law reg
uiating the employment of women and
children.
An international conference of the
Association for the Prevention of In
dustrial Accidents will be held in
Zurich. Switzerland next September
Under the new scale recently adopt
ed by BrickIayers' Union of San Fran
cisco if the members work full week
they must work forty-four hours and
earn in that time $3.50.
The Cigarmakers' International I'M
ion, by referendum vote. has decided TO
hold general convention at Baltimore.
beginning Sept. 10, its first convention
in sixteen years.
The EFFORTS to organize $4,000 work
ers IN the east end of London is pro-
crossing successfully. and an amalga-
nation of the English and Jewish tall
oring unions is already practically
completed
The Hotel and Restaurant Employees
international Alliance and Bartenders'
International League is authority for
the statement that the international
union is to take up the questions of
establishing an old age pension sys-
tenn and of founding home for sick
and disabled members of the union.
The Journeymen Stone Cutters as
ISOLATION reports that during the last
year sc local branches obtained a ma
terial increase in wages. the total ag-
gregating close to 100000. In addi-
ton to this twenty-four new locals
have been added TO the association.
Track foremen of the New York. New
Haven & Hartford Railroad company
demand change in their ten-houl
daily rule, to eight hours on Saturday
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Plays and Players
Wreck of vedrine's Monoplane.

A play to be produced early next
season is called "Thel New Six"
Gabriel d'Annunzio and Maseagni are
collaborating on tragic opera.
Billie Burke will have the principal
part in Pinero's new comedy, Mind the
Paint Girl"
WineheH Smith has written a new
comedy for Julian Fittings to be used
by him next season.
When 'Passersby" is sent on tour
again Charles CHEEKY will probably be
at the head of the company.
Fred Niblo and his talented wife, Jo-
sephine Cohan are about to make a
tour of Australia, to last a year
Digby Bell is playing vaudeville
sketch by George V. Hobart, entitled
1T Happened in Topeka" this season.
Charles Froham has acquired the
rights to a Partisan comedy entitled
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-31

SON. Nothing like that in the Tiger
family this year.
3 The player making the best showing
lin the, New York State League will be
presented with an automobile at the
close of the season.
According to q Chicago scribe Ed
Walsh. of the White Sox. has pitched
fifty shutout victories since he broke
mot the American League.
Pitcher Iron Man LANCE of the
White Sox showed real class recently
when he famed the mighty Ty Cobb
twice it.one game.
Catcher Frank Bowerman. formerly
of the Giants and the Kansas City Cow
boys, has signed as manager of the
London team in the Canadian League.
/ The Boston Red Sox seem to have
real pitcher in Bedient. The syoungster
has faced the worlds champions twice
and got away with it.
| With Cincinnati and New York rum
ming wild the Cubs and the Pirates will
have to start something pretty soon IL
they expect to be heard from this sea-
son.
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French Formula Cure for
Excess Sweating and Odofs

Excessive perspiration at any part
of the body. especially at the arm
being very uncomfortable otherwise.
This is an unnatural condition and
should be checked; the excess being
the body. But there Is only one
preparation known that win 40 this
successfully, scientifically and quick
1y. 1t is made from French formula
druggist has it in stock or will get
il from his wholesale house It Is
put up in twenty-five cent packages.
and pc e"uaIlvs , vaiua sbi For othes
uses. Chatting, calling and sweaty
palms. Unequa1ed after shaving and
as superior baby powder. But be
der and don't be persuaded to take
something else in place OF 1t.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08

Mrs. Fannie Louise Reed, who
has been visiting relatives In Excelsior
Springs and 81, Joseph, returned
Saturday, and Is again busy with her
music and art classes, AT the studio,
born. to Frank and Myrtle
Schooler, of Lebanon, this state, a
tine baby boy, Wednesday, October
30, 1912. Mrs. Schooler was formerly
Miss Myrtle Leyerich, of this city.
and Mr., Schooler resided near Matt
land.
We are truly sorry to learn of the
alarming illness of Mrs. c. W. Lukens.
at Santa Monica, California. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lukens only left us a:few weeks
ago, for California, to make their
home. Let us hope that later news
will announce her improved condition.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
Burr Oak.

Some Of our farmers will begin
husking corn. this week
Perry Stones new cap takes the
lead for style at least tie girls all
think 80.
Mrs. Nellie Addison. Of near For.
tescue. was visiting g. \. MuSer and
family. last SUNDAY.
Several of our Young folks spent
delightful afternoon with Perry and
Ella stone. last sunday.
Mr.. Buwles acknow hedges a pleas.
ant call from Tom Curry and Seib
Carson. Call again. boys.
Lee pikington will hu>k corn for
Geo. Cotton. this fail. Lee j. a
"uummer" In the corn field.
MEX Stone and wife. accompa.
MED by their daughter. Ethel. visited
Mr.. Bowles and family. last sunday.
We understand that MIR. i.ynd,
begins receiving new corn. this week
at his elevator AT Fortc~cue: price. I,
cents.
-- Mr.. Nandrver took dinner with
Mr.. BOwles and family. last SUNDAY
Mr.. vs. strong advocate against
Single Tax.
Miss \ lice Ammo. of 81. .Io>eph |.
going 10 keep house for her brothers
Ray and Treaycr. while they hush
corn. this fall.
Elder Augustine preached la,
| Friday and saturday night, al ia,
Walnut Grove church. 4 good a,
tendance was reported.
sam Alkire wa seen driving HON,
from town the other day. There W.,
4 tine canine following his buggy
Chicken thieves would better bc ~
tlr lookout
Charlie Kaiser. OF near lurtcSrue
Na> 4 visitor uf our SUNDAY schoO
iast SUNDAY. We are always glad I,
Src Charles smiling face H. Our sun
hay school. Come again. Charlie.
| E,n
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Forest City.

Thomas Hill was reported quite
sick. this week.
MIR and Mrs. Lee Bond visited in
the city. Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer vas IN 81. Joseph
couple OF days. last week.
Mrs. wylie. of st. Joseph, visited
relatives here. over SUNDAY.
Willard Meyer was shaking hands
with friends in the city. Saturday.
--Turrel McGuire. OF 81. Joseph,
wa> visiting relatives here. sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Cain, Of New Point,
visited icr parents here. over sunday.
--l'ncie philip kollmer took sud
denly IT,. Monday. bat i nov some
better.
Mrs Dave Stallard visited rea.
tivrs in Mound city. saturday and
SUNDAY.
Albert kollmcr has lost over thir-
Is hogs with the cholera. and still las
hogs dying.
Mis-, Bette Ece,rr l. drilling hcr
Sunda, school class for Thank>giy.
! inc EN- .ri ainmcn,.
There will he church services.
morning and evening. at the Metho-
dist church. sunday.
Mr.. 4 Nm Wn,ds nf Nntnd ('ity