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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-17
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George l., lEigbie. Manton. Mich,
ney and bladder trouble. lie says:
q find for my case no other med
icine equals Foley Kidney pills fer
beneficial effect. They are safe
and reliable medicine for kidney
trouble and rheumatism. Contain
no harmful drugs.
Curtin Drug Co, North side
Square; Curlin's Pharmacy. West
Side Square. DIX
The members OF the Music Club
are requested to call at the Library
and get their year books. The
price is 40 cents per copy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-17
CAPITAL PREMIUM.

beautiful Flanders 90" .
= five passenger touring car. full =
. ly equipped With top, windshield, =
= Waxahachie, fnoW on eyhibi .
ton at the Sims Thomson Mo =
tor Car CO.. will be presented .
to the lady, over Il years OF =
age, married or sin%te. living .
= anywhere, who receives the .
greatest number OF votes dur =
. ing the Light and Enterprise =
Great Popularity Contest. =
Outside Ladies' First Premium =
. A we'll known Leyhe piano, .
. finished in a handsome mahog- =
~any case and valued at $500 y
is now on exhibition at the pop .
ular Lumley's Fatitorium on .
. northwest corner Of the square .
in this city This elegant in .
= strument Will be presented to .
the lady over Is years OF age, =
= living outside Of Waxahaehie .
. that receives the greatest num- =
= Der of votes next the winner =
. OF the automobile. =
= Outside Ladies' Ind Premium. =
After the automobile and .
. piano have ben awarded. the .
= Enterprise Publishing Company .
= will present to the lady living .
next greatest number Of votes =
. to her credit. two round-trip .
. tickets to Denver. Colorado, .
. with $750 90 for expenses. Orc
. il she prefers il. a beautiful dia .
. mond ring valued at s145 This =
. ring was bought from C. NJ. =
= Bailey, 1905 Main st, Dallas. .
. Texas. and is now on exhibition =
o in the Curtin Drug Co.'S show =
. window where 1t can be seen .
= throughout the contest. .
. Naxahuchic Ladies' Premium. .
o The lady living in Waxaha .
> chic who receives the greatest .
. number Of votes next 10 the win =
. ner of the automobile will be =
. presented with the choice of two .
. round-trip tickets to Denver, .
= Colorado. with $50 for expens- .
es or a beautiful diamond ring .
. valued at $4,000, now on .
exhibition in the show window .
= of the Curtin Drug Co.'S store .
. OF this city. .
. Children's First Premium .
The little boy or girl. under .
. Is years of age, living in Wax =
. ahachie or this territory, who .
= receives the greatest number OF .
| votes during this contest will .
. be presented with pretty Shet- .
= land pony named THE Colon .
. Ell, color. bay and white spot =
tied, height A. inches. age six .
= years Also a handsome four .
= wheeled. rubber tired runa- =
= bout and a fine handmade set .
. set OF h9rness brass mounted .
. The complete outfit is valued =
. at s275.00 and is now on exhi .
. bition at the Davenport Livery =
. stable .
= Children's Second Premium. =
. The second premium offered .
>to the children consists Of a .
. PeGalmobile. valued at $4,000 .
. and Is a most unique premium, .
. 1t will be presented to the child .
. having the second largest mum =
. Der OF votes. This premium is 9
= also on exhibition at the Cur .
. lin Drug Company store. .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-17
Diamonds in a Rats Nest.

Seven years ago Mrs Charles De
long lost Aace OF two diamond ear
rings valued at 5000 Carpenters, re-
modelling the house, found the jewels
in partition where rats had a nest.
incidentally, an apology was made to
servant who had been indirectly &C
cused OF the tbeft,-Milwaukee Jour
nal
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-17

what They WIFI Do fer You

They will cure your baclache.
strengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinary regularieies, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease aad Dia-
bates, and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitute.
tUliiN's IN9 nRJt, STokt.@
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-17
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Box Nul BE Scaled.

che voting box will be scaled
ana locked tomorrow morning by
the Judges and will remain so un=
III the close of the contest. when
The Judges viii break the seal,
count the votes and make 'he
awards
All votes sent in to the Light and
Enterprise office from no" uhtii
the close will be examined BY the
contest managers to see II they
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
Slotte, Dpor galnle 5folefammera=

SIotte, Dpor gor1le Sfolefan1nera-
ter bor peret garter. Set bar
neppe inrlig @rao oonoelige
&eroier, Sc inoiife 6prlter brogte
me0 Jig bjem efter Stl,oierne / @11=
ropa. Men meo Sem bal16t engel'
fe rationale Sfiffe sS116pas oe
inoilfc Storman0s oogliqe 2io.
geo 5ioen al iftnne116e Nola6ier
ouffeoe Sennisbaner % Yolo=
grounds opL og &rifetboloene iule>
Sc mos Moal Sc forte gftcrmib=
oogstilIlcr, mar Splcn frp6 ne0 bag
Sunglens 9rpn. Sfof blep til
Bridge og s(gen mco Sttelpono
blep til Wlotorfj6rlcl. 1poo Sppr=
tcl1 far ti0rogct til at onglilerc
Sen in6iife Stora0cl, loocr lig npp<
be onerifue.
Set ct ucl nulligt, at III og Oa
Ell pg on0en 6Drltc for n1aattet
fjc'1oe 9}uceforlficllen ~n1ellclu bpib
% iort / 9iuets afgjprenoe Rjeblif=
&slt er 6oragtel1 for sc torpe0e it.
fe u0og0. Afeb Set s(rbeioc, iom Set
engellfe Sof lprlia unocr Song Co.
paro VII gjoroe tor at bGpe Be in=
biife. 6prterYpp / Irore11s 11miooel=
bore 9ferbeo@por borebrpoenoe, og
slriitofratiet iuIate pilligt efter og
onerfienote i.alt Solb SEN pore
6orln Be farp6c Yril1ier ion 6eres
eieelnenb. 4
S1niioer lpheS 6ruote11 al 0e11z
tue floge &otifif at ppre blepen mo=
oen:# 9err;qiI fprite 0meong uo
poa at gjpfes Sl,0ernc til gn9len=
oere / 5fillksog set cr lpffeoes oe-
iaa Of giprApem til gnglpnoere /
5no. i'Rilfc 6pritcr or nooet
'E1aa E 4 .pietzss s.asSl life Blot icr poa set
brittle Ser6elSDcrrcoemme 11ben
Wistnnfiombeo, men at Sc ogiaa
betraater oets @eltooel, ionr cit 60
ranti for Ell lpffelig oa trebelig
6rcmtio for Sn0ien. Sc CT billige
til at bringe bctp0cliae Ofrc for at
ege Set 6ritilfe 9figcs W}ogt. &Dao
Ser CIT @ang blep iagt lpdgenoe ON
Sen engelifgale Moboroja al &eucb=
bebor: "6c is more e1,glilb tbon
tbe Gngliibn1cl1" CT hlcpen ramme
Mlpor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
Sr. *Snno6ers opb. 9r. Sobl

Sr. "Snmoberg bpb. 9r. Sobr
6. 5ln6berg er nplig ofgaaet peo
Gpoen i Seattle, @aib. San b1eo
fg0t for omtrent So Mnr 1ioen /
5ficn. S fine p119re Gage bap0e
ban iejlet iom @pmano og bel9gte
oe fleitc al Ger0ers 9onhe> og 6es-
uOen bop0e bon lenere giennemitrei,
# s(n1erifa ira 9ltlonterbupet til
Stillc6apet og fra sllaifa til Col
fen. San bar itaoig poo SSagt ef=
ter mt Ofoteriole, bborneo ban
fl,n0e 6erige lit ltore &11n0lfobsfor=
rooo. Sans ipecielle Sag par
Ejenlpge og ban bar al fine Sol
legoer oniot for at bore. en- gutori=
tet. @fter ct flereoorigt Spbol6 /
Sp6omerifo fom fan 1or6oper og
itu0ere6e Mfeoicin peo gtort6tpeitern
l1niperiitet / Gbicago, og praftiiere-
sc JONI 29ge paa for1fjellige Gte6er
/ 9eorobe1ten, iont reilte en- Ti6 /
Guropo S 1882 fon1 ban tilbage
til slmerifa og ne0iatte Jig / Se-
ottle Ser bolgtes ban til @ez
freter for vSbe Serritoriol Meoi>
cine 9lsiociotion". &on flptte6e li6t
ienere til California, og bleb u6=
npbnt til Sc Sorene6e @taters
&oniul / 8ag6o6. S 1907 fom Fan
tilbage og boiotte fig otter Seattle.
SON bar en- 6Dgtig Sprogman6 og
meltre6e flere orientolife @prog
foru6en flere enrop9iife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
gil Soma !6aafun ab0icerc?

slmcrifa1ife 9laoe u0lpreoer ct
Rpgte ira 2on6on pn1, at 4ona
@oofon og 9ronling !Qidltb life er
populrre mere 9forge, at Sc brll=
ger ocres Eenge til at forbe0re Mp=
pleton @oule / Gnglon0, oeres 8rDl=
ll1psgope fra Song g0poro, og at,
Sen ny Genitrercgjering og Stor=
ting rin1eligpis bil fratoge &onget1
hans ene1tc og itoite Eripilegiun,
at n00ele Oroe1soeforotioner. 9llt
Bette lfuloe oerfor mart f9re til at
&ongen froltger Jig Sronen, mener
man / 2on0on, og at uoe norlfc
&epublifanere, lom III er pe6 Wug=
tel1", 6a bil i6ge felt at oflfaffe>
&ongebgnmet.
Gi foor ie - men set CT jo me-
get llliffert ONT Sc pil foo 2ob til
Ell loa6on 6oran0ring al Stormog=-
terne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
6tnatf Nut.
Torip9 paa at 1nproe @ieefun9en ai
Snoicn, Sir Gbarlcs 6aroinee,
unocr Snotpgct / 0el6t.

Delbi, Sn0ien, Sen 236e Gee
Sir Gborlcs @or0il1ge, Gicefonge al
Sn0iel1, blep ioaret, og e1 al bans
2eOlogere blen 0rebt og en- an6en
faOet al en- 8ombe, lom blep lpn=
get moo Gicefongen ira ct @ustag,
i6et fan i0ag lful6e orage ino / set
npe &apitolirm. 8omben traf
Saornet paa glefontrpggen og
0rpbte Sjenerer. gicefonge11 blep
ltrafS brngt til @olpitolet. 8on=
befal ltcren 1r10fom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
Smlc=&ilicm til 9anjf 8rpber= %
Spitcr=Samfnno.

Ser bleD for trar1gt ser bjemme
Oengang
hi lpftet Dor Singe og flpi ober
Gtran0e
til Dinfen6e> loffen6e, fremmeoe
2u16e
og glelnte Sen 0anlfe Sunge og
9ang.
Set 11De bop6e cit 0aaren0e Wfogt,
hi l1e0 og ilebte, bpgget og odiet,
men Minoer, lom bar Dpale lagt
bringer slften Saorer / gjet.
- n@Io0e Sui, 0eilige Sul".
Sui ion1 6u bab6e bos D}or Ser
bjemme
Sen bill on ol6rig - ol0rig CLIENT
ME.
Ser bor ri bpgget itort og go6t,
ber bor hi pirfet lom Me11o o9
&bir6er;;
iaften bi refer ct Sanfellot,
Iom @iem for Dor 8orn6on1s rige
Olin0er.
Gonmarf fortjener Set, @diter oa
8ror,
fortjener at min6es = er per6 al
b96re.
Sao ien6 EN- Sulebilien til Msor =
til Gonmorf = til bore Te6re. =,
u@looe sSul, bej1ige Sul".
Sui iom bi bab6e / Donmorf 6er.
bjemme
Ben bgr hi ol6rig = oIorig glenn.
me.
8e6er SEN len,
Socomn, @aib
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
mtlann.
9en pursenoe Hreiiocnt laber bpre
fra Jig paa forifjclli9 Maaoe.

fra Jig paa forifjclltg Waabe.
Otter at por0enoe Yr9lioent @il=
Jon par fon1nne1l tilbagc fra 8ern1u=
6a=2crl1e til 9feip DDrf, bolbt ban
be0 en- 9anfct, JONI Sortbern Go=
cietp / Seem Dorf gop, cit Sale,
bptlfen fan logbe, at Fan bopoe bort
lfumle 6orl10iigelier pn1, bpoo ser
bil0c i9lge, bpis Set oen1ofratiife
Harti pirfelig gioroe 1oronoringer
| i Sen pfonomilfc Yolitif.
@illpn lfelneoe fprlt ncllenn u11o=
',turlig" % ~unoturlig" Yonif. S
mongc 1ilfGloc bopbe Eonif en- mo-
turlig 9(oriog. va)fe11 0laif;nerict
efsiltercr," iogbe bon, ubpormeO
9.ingen operlcgt fan 116fare5.
9ren jeg trl1fcr iffe> Ser fin0es
nogc!1 lcpel1oe Mo11o, iom tpr BRUCE
Malfincrtet sen @el1ligt. Gerlom
ban tpr, iao loper jeg bon1, fife
/ for min, men for mine Meoborge=
reg 5fDlo, en- @olgc iao fri lon1
@o1nons."
! @uOernDrel1 tilipie0c, at ban life
mente cit bogltapelig Galgc, ~for
Set ct life pi,1ogtigt," men fam Jag
Sc, at Set pil0c blipe elt @olge al
offentlig Gonure, Ser bil lepe ioa
lenge, lom Me6lemmer al Sen
Won6s yor1ilie leber.
uMmerifo pil life lne0 oabne Ti=
ne la6e Ell Ea11if fon11ne," forti iat-
te @upernGre11, men jeg taller, iom
ON jeg bente6e = life ion1 ON ieg
frpgte6e en-. Seq SIR Set life. Seq
frpeter irr9e1ting."
Sra Gre1,ton, e. S, 1nel0es D0er=
fligere, at @ilion / offc11tligc Dt=
ringer far looet forltaa, at uogtet
han CT polgt til 2onoets ErGii6ent,
bil Fan peo enbber 2ejligbeo fu1n=
pc ilnob 5nitb=9el1ge11t &rrfter1t
/ Seem sSSeriep og arbre glementer
Il 9fotiol,c,1s Genofroti, bpilfe ian
anler for reoftionpre eller life pro-
gresiipc. 6on crflpreoe Set ip1n lin
Sligt at ~ltoa bag peO Sc progress
| iibe @r9fter / set 0entofrotilfe Ear<
ii olle Ge9ne og peo enbper 2ej<
ligbe6" og tilfgje6e, at Set oenofro=
tilfc Eorti MI mao bGlge, ON set
pil pGrc progrcslipt c1ler life.
Cen 21. IS. oplplte @lp. @il=
ion etter 31a Sin1cs &onierencc
me6 QS. $. @rpon, at li0itnrbntes
Mopn life bar blepen 1epnt / 0eres
@amtole om 8eiettelie1 al &obi=
netspoiterne. DIR. @illon iag0e, al
&onferel1cen forldb n1eget bebage
| Zig, oa at Sc ta1te om Stillingen |
lin Mlmin6eligbe6. Hao ct @pdrgs=
mool, ON Mr. 8rpan bab0e fore
1looet 1rogen 92apne, iborebe Wer.
@ilion, at fan life fltnbe bl1lfe Set.
@nberrpr @illon log6e, at bal1
life bi01te, om fan on til at bobe
i flere &orferencer me0 Nfr. 8rpan.
Mr. 8rpon pil6e life ne66ele
92eporterne noget ON &onferencen.
ga set blcp fortolt 8rpon, at
Sberlt @atterion bab6e fore iIaoet
bam (@rpar1) til s(mbosio0pr til
Storbriton11ie11, lr1ilebe fan og iog=
Sc ~Sberit @otterion og jeg bar
| life fonfereret ON Sogen."
Sc to 6e1nofrotiife 6grere gil
6erpoo 1,o for at ipiie Mi66og lam=
men.
Glnbe0sj9gere er blepet poamin,
set om, at @altbgrf og sssprigbe6 if
fe bil6e nDtte SEM ltort og at mon=
&c 5tillinger, noor Si0en fon1mer,
IlonbiD11Iigbis pil blipe belatte mes
felt an6re Mnn6 ems Sem, Ser 81
refte eller iroirefte bar onn1o0et on
Gn1be0er @i11terens 9gb.
@rcpitab paa &eien til SNo=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
@alfanid lnnoct aipiicr Sprfict<
arap r Scnipu til sloriano=
ncjs Hrpninnterina

Valtanfp l1tnDct n1Ducr SDfttc1s
arop r Senipn til slOriano-
pcLs Erupiantering.
Gn itolielilf &orrelpon0ent @i
en- flyer, at Sprfiet og Dlterrig bo1
ill1ttet en- fornel SperenSfomlt ifpl:
|ge bDi(fen 5prfiet paatager Jig al
lgrge for, at 6reosun0erbon0lin
|gerne oon0on llaor fell, og be(
6ie16tlig6e0ernes @jenoptagelie pi
Eltcrrig rpftc lne0 to 9[rlneer ope1
|Serbien og Mofe6onien moo Solo
|nifi.
s 2nr0pn gnor Set fun frelna<
mc0 Sne1legong l(n0erbonolin
gerne pm Tre6. Set el1eitc al no
gen @etp6nil1g lom blep opnooet
|ii6lt / lleen, bar c1 Nperensfomf
mellen Sc ief5 europpilfe Stor=
mogters 9(mbasio69rer ON Eri11=
Clip at ofceptere Gelpltpre for 9llbas
nien og at gara11tere Serbicn en-
@upu neb s(0riotcrbopet. 9o Sim.
baslobprfonfe ference11 bar fonmer
iorhi 0ennc 90iileppl, blep Ser
aiol1rneret til oper SSl1l.
@olfons Solfe0eleacre0c 11pl
2onhons 2oron1opors @jnltfribeh
be6 en- 9l1ncbeon / Manlion Souie.
6rebsMeionotcrne onrgifa1s binan>
Sen / megen Genlfobeligbe0 og lpt=
te6e til Ell optin1iitiif Sale al Yre=
mierminilter Msqritb.
Sen tprfiIfe Delegation liges at
bnre blcpen paalogt ltrafs at brin=
&c op Spgrgsmaalet onl 9lGriano=
pels 5totl1s og, 0erlom Sulgaric11
bebbliper at forlange 8Dcl1s Spergi=
belle, ct of6rp6e 6reOsln6erbon0-
1ingerne. Giplon1oter ltiller Jig
list lfeptilf meo @el,ipn til bette
Sorlongc116e.
@la6et vGconornilt" be0er ST.
nonSmg11o on1 9pbet al Set font
menoe slor at bereoc Jig poo 9oal,
al tiljan1n1en 400,000,000 til al
6nffe Sc Sab, iom CT ioroorioget
beo &rigeu og Mobililationerne
931,Slon6, Tlterrig og Stolien. 9lo>
Set oniloor &rigens &olten0e til
$175, 100000, ioet Sen lont @rl1no.
lag rcgner meo, ut Ser ct 100000
Mo110 1u,0er Gaabe11 = 100000
SDrfer, 100000 8ulgorer, 100000
Serbere, 10000 @refere og 49,
900 Mo11tenegrinere.
Gil u9ailp telegraph" nreloeS
fra 9Sien, at ser er c1 alporliQ
M9itotion imo0 &ongebuiet Mon
tenegro lor T9lge al, at Sen mon.
tenegrinlfe Seer life far pnret bel.
big be0 Seleiringen al Scl1tort
&eo Si6en al Sobet al 5000
Mo16> oeriblon6t mango Officerer
tilb9ren0e Sc be0lte Ton1ilier 9alt.
BET, begpnber &elultoterne al Sri:
gen at blipc olDorlige, og Sun.
gersng6 ltaor for Gqrcn. &onge11
ielp obertog iioite 3jeblif &on1=
man0oe1l tilfgjer &orrelpo>r0enten
/ @oab om at fnptte lit 9fopn til
Scutaris Ial0 og iaale6es ltDrfe
&ongebuiet; n1en 9clejringen far
iaaet fell, og Sc belejren0es Stil-
ling cr &irter prrre ems Sc BE-
lejre6es.
SDrfiet5 og Ralfal1l ltaterneS
Sre0s0elegereoe bleb 2sr6ogs moo
toget al Song g6ipar0 poa 8ucf-
ingbom Slot, og man pente0e iif=
fert, at @elon6terne mart bill
finbe ct mi10eligt @run0log for
fine l1n0erban01inger pe0 Treosfon=
ferenle1s @jenoptagelie &l. 4 81.
terni06og / ct. SSaneS Yolo6let.
ga Sen tprfilf=bolfo,1ife JreoS.
fonferen5 blep oiournere0e 2gr6aq
efter at babe pGret ionlet list
ober 1 Slime, blep Set oplDit, at Ser
bar ltdrre l1enigbe6 mellem Sc Sc.
legcre0e ems nogenii16e.
SEQ Wip6ets 9lobning forIongtf
Ssman 92i5omi Holcba, Sc tDrfife
@eionoters 2e6er, at Sprfiet Ifnlot
"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
@rcpitab paa @eien til Syf

@rcpitao paa &ejen til SDb=
9lmcrifa. 0e ToreneOe 5taters
@inilter til Earaguop og llruguaD,
ST.. 9ficolup @repltao, forloo 2gr,
Sag SEN IA. Sec. Seem Dorf mes
9omport & @oltli11ien for at reile
tilboge til lin Eolt i Spo=Mmerifo
efter enot 6erieopbolo 5taterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

u6norban goor Sc Meper nu?"
veeg laa bam for en- 1i6en
Gtun0 ii0en me6 en- 2pffe ON Sal,
ien, &niben pao Strnben og 6et
bbi6e Sfnn om M1n6en."
vSSorferoeligt! @bor? @por?"
u6os 8arberen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
Mfpr6 / &ipbeuhann.

Scnelt onfomne 0onmorfsbla6e
me60eler ON et. gr11ful6t Wfor6 /
@ollteinsgo0e &jpbenbapn. Set
ct en- &usejer .@onlenMn0ing, fra
Gejle, Ser bor mpr6et er 8liffen=
Ioger &ocf, bbis Some bal1 1to6 /.
6orbo1o til. Mor0eren ltjal et0bt=
0ere en- Sum @cnge fra SEN Mprz
oe0e. Sorien er flpgtet. &onen ct
orreltcret og far befjen0t. Mermere
Gctolier / nplte lt9e timber Npt fra
9onmQrf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
@ra 4nlanArt.

Eprferne ltille0e 8etingelie> og Sc
tprfilfe &epreientanter lpareoe at
6e maotte bape GiO til at nnocr=
bon6le me6 lin Megjering.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27
Aytaar.

&loffernc finer og s(oret gnor
/ @abn til Sc onorc, ser lpanot,
6ets Sogo ct u0e, men @iin0erne
ltoor
on1 Gage og elmer, ser ronot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-27

Sfrib efter Erpbennmmer pao
bette 8lab.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-10-31
Hardware j. l. JARVIS Bookings, S. D.

just recently vacated by Rev. James
Mrs. Fauld la in town last week.
Cassie Melcher came home from
Brookings Friday to stay over Satur-
day and Sunday.
Harold Davis and his friend Collin
Mcneil, walked over from Brookings
Saturday to visit his grandparents.
Mrs. Gertie FELTON, returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. Shoemaker and family were
shopping in Brookings Friday.
Blanch Smith delivered two loads OF
sheep in Brookings Saturday.
George Robbins sold his hogs at
Aurora Saturday.
II. S. Shoemaker, Ned and Jack
FELTON, went by auto to Mortz, Sunday,
Edith Wilson spent Sunday at home
returning to school Monday.
j. l.. Bairey and family attended
church at Brookings and spent the
remainder OF the day with her mother
Mrs. Honan.
A large crowd attended a farewell
party at the hall Friday evening given
In honor OF Ned and Bob FELTON,, who
are going west soon. The evening was
spent in dancing and after midnight
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refreshments were served. Each guest
Of honor vas presented with a foun-
tain pen as a remembrance from their
host of friends. These W young merI
will be greatly missed from our midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin and Mr.. Sedan
and fanny spent Sunday in Brook
ings at Mr.. Starring's.
V. A. FELTON, formerly of this place,
was married at Ogden, Utah, Oct. 18th
to Ella NJ. Carter of hat city. They
will make their future home in Ogden.
Their many friends here wish them
much joy and happiness in their new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eckman were visiting
in Madison last week.
Bell Henrick spent Sunday at the
Judd home.
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LIVESTOCK
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Cattle-rarket steady to shade
lower; beeves, s5.3OQ11; Texas steers
$435@5.65; western steers, s5.5O6
9.25; stockers and feeders, s4.25@
$50; cows and heifers, $2.7007.25;
calves, s6.50@1O5 80. Hogs-market
slow, loo to 15c under yesterdays
average; light, $7@7.75; mixed, s7.35
ass; heavy, s7Q7.S5; rough, $40
7.2O; pigs, S4.25@6,S5; bulk of sales,
$7.45Q7.75. Sheep market steady:
native, s3.40@4.50; western, $3.5O@
4.5O; yearlings, s4.5O@565; lambs.
native, s5@7; western, s5.25@7.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

a number of Mobiles belonging to
FL Rad Temple contemplate a trip to
Sioux Falls for the Halloween cere-
monial.
The Helping Hand society, south Of
the city, held a supper and sale OF
baskets at the home of Gus Ponto
Friday evening and a nice sum was
realized for the benefit Of the Chill
dren's Home.
Mrs. Newell, a travelling missionary
OF the Baptist Home Missionary Board
spoke in the church here last week,
leaving for the east Thursday morn
Ing. While here she was the guest OF
Mrs. Wm. S%chaphorst.
(. H. Williams returned home last
week from Jordan, MINI, where he
took treatment at the sanitarium for
some time He and Mrs. Williams ex-
pect 10 leave in a short time for Palm
Beach, Florida. where they will spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guerdet dispos-
ed Of their furniture by auction Satur-
day and leave this week for Minnea-
polls, where they will make their
home. Mr.. Guerdet has purchased and
viii conduct a moving picture theatre
out on Lake street.
The high school football team goes
to Sioux Falls next Saturday for a
game with the high school team OF
that city. Sioux Falls has a fast
bunch this year and expects to take
the state championship, but Brook
ings is going to give them a battle for
the honors.
DR.. l.. G. Borst and E. II. Beatty
and their wives motored down to
Sioux Falls Friday. The gentlemen
returned home the same day, but Mrs.
Beatty and Mrs. Borst visited friends
until Saturday night, when DR.. Borst
and Mr., Beatty autoed down again
and brought them home.
Rev. r. NJ. Hardman, formerly pas
tor OF the Episcopal church here, will
occupy the pulpit OF the local church
the coming Sunday. Mr.. Hardman
was recently appointed arch deacon OF
the eastern deanery OF the church,
which includes Brookings, and he will
occasionally visit his old friends here.
He is now living at Madison.
DR.. A. y. Hume, agronomist at the
college, was judge OF grains, veg
tables and live stock at the Perkins
county fair last week, and reports an
excellent array Of exhibits, especially
horses. Perkins county has made an
excellent showing, says DR.. Hume,
considering the fact that this is the
first attempt at holding a fair in that
county. +. A. Finch Of Lennon, was
a prime mover in getting the fair or
gained and in securing tn, support
OF the farmers, and the results of his
efforts and those of other members of
the Commercial Club are to be COM
mended. Prof. Hume gave an address
in the Lennon opera house on better
farming methods and the work OF the
experiment station at Brookings.
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BUSHNELL

Ben LOOMS and family were in
Brookings Saturday.
Mr.. Sedan lost his family horse
last week.
Miss Murphy Of Waite, spent Satur.
day and Sunday with friends here.
G. A. Davis and family We're over
from Bookings Sunday.
Glenn Stanley has moved his family
In the rooms back of the post Office
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REPORT

Independent School district of the Citv NJ
S. d. ny VI
Clerks financial rdport for the quarter ending
30, 1912, "uHS
ENPENDJTURES
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