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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-06-07
\ PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN, WEI
CREDIT A ND COST OF LIVING


BUSE of the credit system the high of living
pay rule make up for those who do not
that credit with judgment goes to
the wall.
keep prices up. Five families their bills
sixth does The fve he must enough to cover the work
done for the sixth.
Much injustice results system This of
generally Moreover credng
and the of living high other because OF
tavagance.
the last three grocery various of the
country cash basis the ground that they sell for
less when all their customers their bills.
buy beyond ourselves of offers credit
held OUT weakness The fault in
discomfort of lay the door of the
state legislature or local county and city officials.
CHAMP CLAIR AS PRESIDEWTy
WHY is Champ Cks presidential boom? That what everybody
wv has been wanting know and nobody has able tell
has seemed much out of place in the festivities
elderly gentlemen with spats pecaces would be football
mage.
Everybody likes Champ. He benign, benevolent,
chap mankind pepetuay beamng kindly
His greatest principal occupation delivering
lectures which sound well and don't disturb anybody Politics with
him. confessed side ne any
speaker the house he talks
blame there upon those who elevated him the place.
He convictions the greatest before
country deep and compelling enough make him the lists
them. In nobody know where he stands
Perhaps speaker
who hasn't hurt the feelings But Champ Clark president
the public mind reels the ught.-Ceveland Leader
THE ANTI-FLy CAMPAICN
BOY SCOUTS in their campaign against fly intelligent
directed to consideration of the profound Of the be-
ing: namely nsanay conditions The fly necessarily insan
supposed that there would be flies enough of
species become about premises
ways scrupuousy clean The coroary this presumption of
the fly without remembering the condition which breeds
the fly would little help matters In such be should be
the winged Of disease but still be liable disease
nsdousy bourne The house fly unlike the malaria mosquito
the bite of which the sleeping sickness
respect its unand organism incapable of inducing disease
What does is spread disease about after the set forth the
boy declaration of Nature striving balance
scavenger The usefuly
humanity The plan of campaign involves logically
filth removing with fly swatting.-Exchange.
COR THE FIRST TINE record in this state railroad
has entered into competition with
having been granted by the public the Chicago
Milwaukee Puget Sound railroad the rates of the Great
Northern Express milk and from competitive
the Cherry Valley district The granting of this permission
dcaon that the railroad will handle the business itself and
full CHARGE instead hauling the freight and paying
company one half of the receipts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
ruo>r nIcTCIr TnIrS.

N, r.,r A.. u'urd "lth gray" m's'
.r...a-. '.,. auuo.u. 'm"ut that PIES
Id,u..,.,.' "uuJip" Wilson intended
iu spruu job. .u.,u.u taking hi''ri"
lrip. 'nrouau >ru England: an au.
uruu,.m'u h,.ld With equal mis-
Rly,ngs Dos ln. u,wepap"r corI'sp"ud-
out, who pow .nrad "t them s"ul"
sti"uu .Jt vrrrs Hlih hucking m"t"i
,,,lcs AMI pun 'Nt"d t,ros. HhppiI'
~" announcements proved u mist'N"
ana the prrsidrut."lr.t very pr"prils
ana nttinEIl wen, an u cruis" to B"r.
ruudI. !, ts MUCH better ~. W" az
glad hr dtdut gu on bicycle t"u
such - pasriu, B., lll right for q pa.
lessor but ~ presidential circles u ,'
hardly done Wr rhould have felt 'h''
Nj Wilson "ns not rising 8" ia" "'.
CASTOR. Th'r" Is nothing pr"s,d"nl"0
lan"m hi'N'" 'rlps. although tn" DBL
''s,l" per *" b. '"mmcnd'hl" and
: useful vehicle.
! In cutting uui tn" wheel tour th'
new president has mad" good start
w" ala" APPROX" OF his procedure "
getting out of the country Wh"r" !
VIII be lmp"ssihi" for hhn z" r"'"l''
advice. for IN sup"hni'F Of ndvir" ap
rrHrrd an mutual danger &" IN" a"'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18


GRAND Reminder OF lh" Platform.
O.
IRIS ~ THE .H"N"d mead that
o
THE TIME & ~. wants {" 'elI
secret is when 1t .sn' $50.
Q
THE rEupHE1 VA" predicts
ir"ubl" nearly aIvo.' hts w.
%
THE oBiL'ilNG man h popular
-
lT TAKES 60 I...,I 90 discern M"
''rIk points 81 ..I.p razor.
.
Tim" MIS- wntci r'.ns quicker than
.,,"ui nuytiiing els
o
SOW rs ~" '.u' luI Wl good
th, gluri"us old .'.iN'".
=
THE BUSIEST u.tU Iu our lair 'It}
BE- ne indil mLal DO" b. 'rNinR II"
I'Id e. double lIf, .u tlt per W""k
=
NlIEN MEItNN\IS dd'"r'isa
IIl openings WON 'r' expected 10
'i"' 40
Q
= Il'IsH' MI ''. l'Ih"'Itl~ " 10
Hhh""h'' 1T 'h' "I"hlnE "I 'i'
'"h'i"" '"h'I th"' 'h"F h"h" H.
.
I'ir. FNlLADtIJ'IiIA inquirer r.
I'is I" Hill Flinn ia" 'M"r"'"r-
I"a- lI'nnrdhl'' - lhnn. why Do
that no" that the w'id"nt IL closed p
,,,,,, ..,.,,.,@
'"E NV - '"h'''"h 90 Tue
'"i" avis Il ''i'.'''' wa" docs" {
'hlhk 80 ~ gong .' -"' r'In" "lh" "'
q jon soon.
..... o
VI ION HI'h' '"' I'b"''""h N''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

ONCE NOM. TIM ASSASSIN.

The assassination Of the spanish
premier brings to IA" front again the
virtual impossibilily of protecting
public men against attacks by muir
drrnus ygilators ar CrankS. UNLIKE
Shrauk, however. IN" man who nS-
snultod Colonel Roosevelt, Martin,
who Hssasslnated Senior Cunnlcjos,
seems To have been an avow"d an
archIsl. who belonged to q recognized
bnnd 1T these enemies ot society.
These indicators are found IN all
countries, and their hands a." against
all prominent Representatives at thu
social order, while the Milwaukee
criminal WAS apparently an ill.hnl-
uncrd person, the Madrid murderer
had All the Intelligence and the
knowledge ~ consequences which be-
long Ia men Of his order, The ~,
Louis Globe. Democrat thus COM
ments:
Annrchism has a long memory. He
cause AlfonAo's government, executed
FeTrer. n leader OF the Red Republic
cans u barcelona, for completely, OF
alleged completely. In Republicsr
demonstration In that Republican
center back In 1909. Alfonso and hi
principal ministers were marked foI
ulsuEhter. Several attempts have
been made 10 hill The kins since then
and ALSO 10 take the lives Of some o
his cabinet. but all failed until yestrr
day. when the ablsSt and most power
fui oI AN Of them was taken on y,
public man. under any form Of gov
eminent 10 immune from assault b.
these foes OF the established order
spain ana Italy assm to have NOR
Ut them than lhe other countries, Il
properties % population. but all haV'
J them. They have been Tess prsvalon
- E'aeiqnd ihaa In other EnTopeal
! pa1lpna heeaAss Ensiand offers thea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
rmE cosr oI, rNENptrIr>cr.

II ts .s,l,,nt,d ,f,,, n,.. ,..,, of
,p.s,uri ,I,p. Inns i,., u,. ,.,r 30,
81 700 600 nj, c,ruI,,iny t,.,r,,t.r,ei
mon d, work an tho ropds ,f me
.,a,.. The figures are rather stag.
.p,,,p. nm t,cy var. gi,,p ut the
.,rg..r.lut,nu nf , Missouri yo,l rn,da
........,,,,,, un.' ..u,., ,,, ., ,gir,u,
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

to give more attsntion to food, cloth
lns. sleeping rooms and general home
sanitation. ana BY disseminating bet
ter ideals Of hygienic living.
II IL In This Increased knoWleds" %,
the people ~ q whole concerning the
personal care NJ health that IN
Dresslar nnds the greatest ultimate"
good ri medical inspection. ". notes
that great numbers 81 our people are
stll In gross ignorance and supers.i.
t,un regarding health and dlsoas,.
sin," many 81 them constantly nt,fp.
ute to divine Providence dea % .
from diseases directly due To- NTH
"Our ohlcf duty lies IN removing thr
causes which contribute t. physical
uusuuudnrss and disease" AZ long is
t,r u,rI our children In schools
ul,r tho, must breath" impur" air.
.,rd ,,,r .nwultary school desks.
..f, ar ....- when they need Ihys-
.....,., ..s' 81" long shall So" be-
...... ..r .u, rvn errors
lu Ir...I ,pu,mdcs that 49,"
r..l ....'. .''. IT'S whose chtrf Dc.
.u . .rdug and d"vcIoplng
'.. .D... ..,. of physical perfection
rr.,, ... 100 nunIng som" obscure
,.r. .r...., .. u,n,h officers whoso
.ln ... yt,rd 700 the gospel 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
ANnrnru COMMERCIAL cTtn.


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
AZTEC COMPANY TO
RESUME OPERATIONS IN
SEVEN LAKES OIL FIELD

Gallup. Y. NJ. N6t''Tt The Aztec
Cancellation nrllnR company viii r".
sumo operations in come Of the land
IA IA" S"'rn Lakes district on Mon
day at next week. Mr.. Grcenwald,
VII" II ~ present working in the CALI
f0rniu fields, viii arrive In Gallup to-
morrow 10 take charge of the drilling,
lie ~ one OF THE best dFillcrs In tho
business today. lie has had exper-
iencc az q drilier with the Continental
ana standard OH companies. doing
work IN Pennsy lvania. Ohio. Texas,
oklahoma and lately In the Lost HliIs
district uf california.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
rmE DrTY 81 TmL STATE.

We need muir doctors IT puDhc
health than mere doctors ui mrdi.
Dn, ,a,. pr f. r. prrsslnr IN a
nunun 'Tn, pu, ~ me- state IN
Medical lr,m.f.uu of schools. iu.t
issued be-, ,r. Tinted states nur.,u ol
.u,,,.uu lr prrss,,r pleads earn.
cuIy ,.r ma, Kind of medical In.rr,.
r.un ,nai .,r,, T., m,m,i. hcnI,n
rather thnn tina, which hunts tor IN.
b.cI,p .ur,. s,s,,u. -, ,.,tr,, doc.
tors ia do som,,b,n, ,,, ma .,,ncn ~,
are strk ouunt :, I... Iorr,i, disc,rd.
cd for m, rh,n.sr .,.,,m -, r,y,nu
them 10 k.,r.os ,,,,n v,tt,ng s,rk
Or Dr.ssl,r usttars IA. s,,,... an.
,.ry,nrlon IN ,n. health %, II. ,,izcns
IN broad ,rnppd. -, ml,u. ,o,,cy
n. feels ana, u,. ,nmm,p,,y has AZ
mnch rIyht 10 demand yood hen,,h
In IT. ,nlJ,.p. 40 a. has =, d.mand
,hot they ,,,rpd ,,no,. f., mueh
,Ivht m ,rs,.ry. IN. co,nn,nnt,y
ara,r. IN. cor,.,,oo ., ,,,aa.. and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
ROSWELL CADETS PUT
1T ALL OVER TEAM AT
CLAREMDUN, TEXAS

Clarendon. Tex, Nov. ia.--For the
second time thla season. the plueky
eleven representing the New MEXICO
Military institute defeatsd CLARENDON
saturday afternoon " score Of 20 70
7. -VN
Considerably oufwelehed, tbs RES
we'll team arrived ~ the Held OF ac-
ton early saturday uaprnlne with the
aravest pntlclpatit yee same 20 Inv
core. The ClAran ~ haheh hAa pre-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
STATE NEWS BRIEFS

Suddenly seized Niih heart failure
at an early hour Saturday morning.
Mrs. Nova Pcrrinp, acting matron OF
the New Mexico hospital for the In
sane, died without uttsring a word
utter her hrst cali for help. Or. viii.
lam y. Mills, superintendent Of the
institution. VAS called at once. but II
was found that Mrs. Perrine was sink
ing rapidly. Tier heart refused to re-
spond 10 stlmulanta and in short
time she waa dead.
Accompa nleh by his family, DR., r.
r. y. Fest has left Las Vegas for Fort
LlmOn, COSTA Rlca, where he will join
the medical end surgical stan Of a
large hospital. DR.. Fest has been a
resident Of Las Vegas since 1905. In
ie0t he came 70 New Mexico from
Hamburg. Germany, and spent a few
1aenths - Las Vegas. later going 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

OF our leading lads colleges. Per"
hHps this much maligned amusement
may yet become a useful feature Of
higher education.
@
November rs In History.
NOV. n. i62l---Thr Pilgrims pro-
kin ,ic.
sruts Francis L. with a second hand
taylcab. A diplomatic move to cur
~ iINoF.
D.
TENDEHI.Y she laid tn. silent
..h.tr lrrm beside those tnat aad gone
before. such q moment was too
precious 60 b" spent In Idle tears But
soon there came time when IL seem
ct ,s II nature must give way Sh"
h!tch her voice and cried loud and
.Vng. Her cries Wrr" taken up BY
others ~ho wcr" near and II "rhucd
and r"-"chord over tho grounds what
Was the use ui u Hll' she would iav
another egg t"morr"N. -.p'd chest
uu.
TEACHER. Go e roomlul of pupils.
And Just think one of you may
b." president som" day All ui you
who would like L. ~" president please
rise Al rosc except little Wnhe
l;attl"pod. wen Winic. what's th'
i1ut,"' WnuldnG you like 10 b,
president 90" "Y.ycs'm," stanm"r"d
trt'. b.but / c.t.cu.cun't' why
not" asked the teacher, astOnish"d
B"Cdu'r ..- because I'm q BuI
M"us"" said Wil", bursting int,
l'tf..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

IN Friday, the 22d day OF Noycn,
her. l9i2, at 10 o'clock =, m, in
front OF the city Jail. on North Sec
end street. will sell Uus brown
horse about nine years cd; VIII
weigh about 800 pounds. branded on
left thigh; hOOf OF right hina fnUt
cracked. shoes ON hind feet.
THOMAS MMILLIN. CITY MaFshak
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

'l"u"N gone down 10 defeat on Btuc-
W"l u".d ~ Roswell. but II was only
n 'H" hardest Kind Of ngh' that -
nas accomplished. Tn" return game
ads '"otod forward TO II Clarendon.
N.o STRENGTHENED their team couaid.
- N'.. II Is no d"uhl Gu" to- the re-.
u',lrod ugprogatiOn that IN, soldiers
uHl 1p " Hardrr hgdt
~ usual in IN" game So far this
Sc" spu. williamson played star game
80 iNi. position Fr"uuenily hr made
..id nd runs d. ugcrouslv clos" 10 the
line, IS hen the heavy backs Ut ClarGn.
dom s,uru"G up aud became inprcg
n,p'". ia" forward pass was used
Co suu" advantage, but IN" Roswell
".N, lid not have tn" support that
th' were accustomed ~ On their
nom" grounds. the cadets, however
i"u-ht suhhOrnly In the enemy.
GO nm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
Nearly Half Milton M S,amDs.

Kansas city, Mo, Nov. ls.-The To-
cal postoffiCe department. yesterday
received stamps valued at tt9t 900.
The shipment consisted Of 100000
i.cent stamps and 100000 2-cent
stampA az ey.g,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

at n a pleasure to tell. gou that
ChRmberiain'a Cough Remedy u the
hest cough medicine ! have ever
Hsed, writes Mrs. Hush Campbell.
81 IlaVORlA, Ga. ~ have used Il
with al my chlloren and the results
have been hiuhly nnllale olapy.y ; sTes
gAls ~ az afoaslale. Aag.tte fs'As
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18

rrutr,l Nm,rir, 'rv,ly, ,,or,ns i,,,,.r
a., ann, .,art :, t,,s v,y.,y =, ln,..,.,
II. nj ana, ,.,.,l,r,s,,cl
L.Ir.,I, "a an, ~ ,nn l..,I,rg su,.
that the HcrHor hospital. OF which Or
Fcsj h,s h1rn me Of the leading unv.
sl,uu.. uil, continue a. be- .ouducrrd
under no., same management
ThS morning IT 10 O'Clock the al,
team ot i've district ,our tor san
Migur count, VIA on,n.d oil, rrr.
.uuiI Iuuus, 10. Judge DAVID T. I.utv.
Thr a.. u,rr, for tho grand and u,tt
miI,, has, h.,n ordered To- o., IA
readiness a ,s believed the .ptur,4
Tor hu'h mri,s VIM ~ completed 90.
day Tu.l" IIr.-,yrrnI pnsrs ui u,ur,.
ur I,.s .,U'pusursS which NJ" .r.uN
-
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,.su,., 49,. .,,.,,,i,,,, maj .,, ,n,.
S,o.r nm. ,,,.,',,,, ,spcJ r,r ,,,. n,,,
s..n., ~. l.,.,,. 49,, =, sil,.,. -. vlu
,a ,,,,n,n,'.r.. ,,,,l,In inc r., ..,
TO-. ..,,.,.. 49,, ,'.,,.i,,i,.r ,f ~
II. murray I.ssor Aeco ana W.
~, M. ..,., ,f tnr suhs, .rirtlnn
amer and M, .,,orchonts of silver ritr
h,,.. anna. r,,, Gard rnhIy
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nv, N''.', ' 'I'"i" w." .' ,.,,no ",'
nue." ~ we '.'' q, we S'"'~ ~" , ',%'H,
u'n ."'',,''l"''"h ny 'nT "., '',,,'' ~,
"'s'' " ''''n ''',I"nS Wv, ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
standard Rcmcdy for woman's III.

now recognized the wUTld over ~ Ly'
ia H. pinkham'a VeVEetahle Com
pound, and fair-minded physicians
re-, oEnizc its worth and de- not hest
tat" Ia prescribe Il.
For nearly forty years this famous
root and herb medicine has been pre-
emlncntly successful In controlling
tn" diseases OF women. Merit alone
could have stood this test Of time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-18
MunIcd Knocks.


Tommy, you mustn't interrupt
Mr.. Xavier Shr has only Il rrw
minutes To- Gay aud she wants &" de-
IN" talking
Sometimes / feel, Gerald that "
don't sec you Dit"ncr than once IN
Is months ia think ever 20 much
more o. YOU"
Won hay" such good little boys.
Mrs. tagus, that often wonder why
'"u don't dress them dcccntly."
Your" well iN"d financially. old
chap ana YOU really ought 10 Try ~
m"'' Ia good society
o
THE COUNTY CLERK over ~ Por-
.'s ~ e game citizen. 'rnr follow
'u witch appears In IA" Por,alrs
Herald ought To- hold At least Que thicf
tor % while"
county clerk E. +. Mitchell wishes
O." announce 20 the party ar critics
ID" swIpcd IN" quarter ~ beet from
h.' meat hook recently. there In also
g hushrl Of potatoes which goes WITH
IN" beef ana he would be pleased II
they viii come back and get the pota-
toes. This In a landslide year and he
thlnKg there II M usa To- he q mixer
In matter like this. Appl, 1T county
D!'rE's ONCE Tor inform, liun concern
iuS 90" exact location OF Ih" potltur-
80 ~ iu su,r time.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-01-19

WHEREAS Since death Is always
abroad In our land and God In lis
Infinite wisdom has allowed him "a
visit our ranks and take from us one
Of our worthy and esteemed workers,
Mrs. Maggie COwan, and whereas, the
long and int innate relation held with
her In her faithful discharge of her
duties as president OF the Presbyter.
Ian Aid Society, makes II eminent y
betitting that We record our apprecia-
tion OF her services, therefore be IT,,
REsTLvED That the wisdom and
ability which she has exercised In
the aid of our organization by service
and counsel will ever he heldin CRATE.
ful remembrance;
RESOLVED That this society ex.
tend their heartfelt sympathy to the
bereaved family and commend them
TO the love and comfort of the Father,
who Is above all and over all;
RESOLVED That q copy of these
resolutions he spread upon the records
OF this organization, a copy forwarded
to the bereaved family and q COPY
printed IN the local paper.
FANNIE PRICE,
DORA PRICE
EMMA BRAGG,
Committee.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-01-19
Something Entirely New.

An announcement of more than or.
binary interest Is made elsew here II
this issue 10y the ST.LOUIS GLOBE
DEMOCRAT. That sterling news.
paper now sends out as a part of the
Friday issue Of its "Twice-a- Week
edition. an AGRICULTURAL AND
FAMILY MAGAZINE section of
pages, with outside covers In colOrs.
containing good stories, useful farm
information, valuable hints to house.
keepers and many other features of
Interest to every member Of the fam.
ily. Moreover, Il offers TO accept sub.
scriptions for the paper, including the
MAGAZINE section, at the special
rate Of ONE DOLLAR FOR TWO
YEARS, or for TWO YEARLY sub.
scriptions In the same order. The
regular price OF the paper alone Is
one dollar per year. This special Of.
Ter Will he open until further notice,
but may be Withdrawn At any time.
Read the announcement and send In
your order promptly.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-01-19
Property for Sale!

NO 100 miles Of Dwelling of
and smoke failing we'll
the road to eighty with hdrant In barn Apple
peach. with
barpd hedge Three different
preaching mile school
twothirds
selling price the farm Now
busy AID price this fine home
No. Consists of W about oneaf mile southwest from city lin
Oregon, splendid
other oubuidings, and
branch usually. Plenty fruit Located Of the
best roads leading into the city. Price. $4,000
Consists 80 land situated
City and ~ miles southeast Mound CITY, neghbOrlood
has dwelling Of x4O, chicken
splendid apples,
peach cherry and small fenced
fields. timber.
alfalfa will make
price this will sell 1t.
Consists OF
miles northwest
Forest city This OF fruit and good home
Price, 800
NO. a little farm II ed oneaf mile northeast of Forest
City school building: dwelling GN2i bnt
1910 smoke and chicken houses good well Of aud two
cisterns. Price, sl,s
H. l. school building
chicken under loOd
q
Strawberries backlccs. \ and :ll'N
II.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-01-19

choir softened the asperities OF the
occasion by their well selected and
touchingly rendered music. At the
conclusion OF the services In the
church. the remains we're taken to
Maple Grove Cemetery, where they
we're given a resting place. but not
forever. only Till the trumpe, call Of
her Savior shall awaken the dead
bodies Of the saints.
The deceased is survived by her
husband and one child. daughter.
Mrs. John Bleyins, Of ST. Anthony,
Idaho: three grandchildren Margaret,
Charles and John. Jr., and her moth.
er. living In Santa Cruz, California.
We shall sleep, but not forever,
There will be a glorious dawn:
We shall meet To part. no. never.
ON the resurrection morn" II.