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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-04
Johnston Bank
Changes Hands
MARION INSTITUTION PURCHAS.
ED BY VALLEY CITY
BANKERS.

During the past week the majority
interest in the stock OF the Johnston
State Bank, of Marion, formerly own
ed by Messrs. Johnston of st. Paul,
was sold by them to Jas. J. Farley.
Walter Coop and X. A. Bonhus Of Val
ley City, who have already assumed
control. The decision to sell is in ac-
oordance with the plan Of the John
stons to close out all their interests a.
Marion. AT a meeting of the board Of
directors held at the bank on Thurs
day the designations Of the Johnstons
were accepted and the new owners
were elected to the board. which now
consists OF five directors as follows:
c. A. Arnes, X. A. Bonhus, Walter
Coop, JAS J. Farley and Paul G. Sitz.
Mr.. Farley was elected president In
place Of D S. B. Johnston.
Mr.. Farley speaks Of the purchase
and Of their future plans, as follows:
1T Is true that we have bought the
controlling interest in the Johnston
State Bank after careful examination
Of its condition, in which we found ev'
erything in first class shape. We
bought it as an investment and will
take our share in tho responsibility Of
its future management. Messrs Aarnes
and Magnuson will continue in their
present positions. Under the former
mana cement the bank has done well,
taking care of It's customers in years
of short crops as well as in seasons Of
abundance, and henceforth we shall
strive to do better, if possible"
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-04
FARGO Wants Men
On Conspiracy Charge
CAPITAL SECURITY OFFICIALS IN.
DlcTEO ON CHARGE OF
CONSPIRACY.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 1.-Samuel Har.
ris, president, and J. G. Thalaker,
secretary-treasurer Of the Capital Sc.
curity company with its home Of
fees here, was arrested today upon
indictments found against caem in
Fargo, N. D., charging them with
conspiracy to defraud by use Of the
mails.
The defendants gave bail of $4,000
to appear Tuesday before the United
States commissioner. They resisted
efforts to have them sent to Fargo.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-04
Alderman News Letter:
Live Corner of County
(From Saturday's Daily

Turkeys are being fattened for
Christmas. ...... ..,...r.. .. f..
The Thanksgiving dance at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Weston was
we'll attended and thoroughly enjoyed
by those so fortunate as to have been
present.
So many weddings may indicate a
cold winter. .. .....
Mr.. Kulseth spent Thanksgiving at
the John Eggert farm. .a...
Howard Ludwig will spend the win
ter In California.
Henry Ludwig and Henry Kulseth
took in the big dance at Valley City
Wednesday evening. ....... ..
Gust Dahl and Mary Ludwig spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-04

Friends of Mrs. Anna Easton and
Mrs. Vixen, both of the city, will re-
greet to know that they are both con.
fined to the Platou hospital with ap-
pendicitis.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-04
BARNES COUNTY CORN SHOW
AWARDS LONG LIST OF PREMIUMS
Bio Show Proves Worth Whie---EdCh Depart
ment Distributes List OF Awards.


Beans-Not White.
1st-Elmer Nelson, Rogers
2nd-Mrs. Theresa Zaun, Valley City
Man9eIs.
1st-Mrs A. E. Sunde, Valley City.
2nd-J. M. Mofft, Valley City.
3rd-Mrs. A. E. sunde, Valley City.
Citrons
1st-M. C. James, Valley City.
2nd-Mrs. A. E. Sunde, Valley City.
Parsnips.
1st-Harper Bros, Valley City.
2nd-Walter Codding, Valley City.
3rd-Mrs. A. E. Sunde, Valley City.
Apples-Large.
1st-Mrs. Sophia Ayers. Valley City.
2nd-Unknown, Valley City.
3rd-Mrs. Sophia Ayers, Valley city,
App'es--crab.
1st-Lloyd Nahum, Fingal.
2nd-Mrs. Sophia Ayers, Valley City
3rd-Mrs. Sophia Ayers, Valley City,
PUPILS DlSPLAY-SEc. B.
Corn-YeIow Dent.
LIST and 2nd-Geo. Olson, Valley City
Corn-White Cap Dent.
1st-Russel Cox, Wimbledon.
2nd-Clark Hatch, Wimbledon.
3rd-Edward Johnson, Sp:ritwood.
4th-John Biels, Oriska. ..
5th-Clarence Johnson, Splritwood.
corn-Northwestern Dent.
1st-Chas. White, Valley CITY.
2nd-Melvin Larson, Kathryn.
3rd-Lawrence Stenshoel, Valley
City.
4th-Harold Nortenson, Valley Chy.
5th-Martin Hotter, Valley City.
Continued Tomorrow
Corn-FIints.
1st-Clarene Abranamson, Kathryn.
2nd-Willie Eggers, Page.
3rd-Paul Norgerson, Kathryn.
4th-Leo Stineman, Tower City.
5th-Ella Hellickson, Kathryn.
Sweepstakes-Chas. White, Valley
City.
Potatoes-Early
1st-Will White. Valley City.
2nd-Olga Hotter, Valley City.
3rd-Clifford Hotter, Valley City.
4th-Reynard Hotter, Valley City.
5th-George Hotter, Valley City.
Potatoes-Late.
1st-Elmer Nelson, Rogers.
2nd-Clarence Nelson. Rogers
3rd-Minnie Olsberg, Kathryn.
4th-Mendal Quist, Rogers.
5th-Clark Hatch, Wimbledon.
eepstakes-Elmer Nelson, Rogers
POULTRY.
Le9horns.
Group, 1st-Maggie Detmer. Valley
City.
Pair, 1st-Maggie Ditmer, Valley
City.
Rocks-Group
1st-Mildred Abrahamson, Kathryn.
2nd-Agnes Hanson, Valley City.
3rd-Marie Fisher, Oriska.
4th-Will White, Valley City.
Roeks-Palr.
1st-Freddie Schroeder, Valley City.
2nd-Clarence Abrahamson, Kath.
ryn.
3rd-Will White, Valley City. ...
4th-Mildred Abrahamson, Kathryn.
Bread.
1st-Olie Law, Leal. i
2nd-1da Holcomb, Valley City.
3rd-Mildred Abrahamson, Kathryh
4th-Pearl Bignall, Sanborn.
5th-Edythe Wilson, Page. z
Butter.
1st-Lucile Anderson, Valley City.
2nd-Inez Strand. Darcy.
3rd-Geneva Quist, Rogers.
4th-Ella Hellickson, Kathryn. y
5tn-MargareL "A. Lee, rluSdl.
9utonholes.
1st-Lilly Skadeland, Page.
2nd-Alma Norberg, Hastings.
9rd-sana Feeen Hastings ~,
SECTION c-WoMENs DEPT.
1uttonhoies
1st-Mrs. e Peterson, Valley City.
2nd-Mrs. A. G. Wilson, Page.
Drawn Work.
1st-Hilda Andrud, Kathryn.
2nd-Mrs. C. J. Olson, Valley City.
3rd-Mrs. T. E. Christianson, Darcy:
Hardanoer
1st-Mrs. Ellingson, Nome. ~
2nd-Anna Severson, Kathryn.
CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-04

,warded:
Wheat-Fife.
1st-Wm. Rohde, Valley City.
2nd-s. S. Urang, Litchville.
3rd-Johnson Bros, Kathryn.
Wheat-Bluestem.
1st-Mat Stenson, Rogers.
2nd-Geo. Hatch, Wimbledon.
3rd-Joe Didier, Sanborn.
Wheat-Duram.
LIST. D. O'Malley, Valley City.
2nd-B. F. Northridge, Valley City.
3rd-A. c. Nelson, Kathryn.
Wheat-Winter.
1st-P. G.. Sarsten, Litchville.
2nd-T. J. Sebby, Fingal.
3rd-Herman Whiting. Wimbledon.
Whear-Marquis.
1st-Hugh Mcdonald, Valley City.
2nd-Harper Bros, Valley Cll,.
3rd-Joe Didier, Sanbo1:.
Winter Rye.
1st-James Murdoch, Wimbledon.
2nd-Ben Larson. Litchville.
3rd-Martin Thoreson, Fingal.
Barley.
1st-Martin Thoreson, Fingal.
2nd-P. H. Peterson, Nome.
3rd-E. Brown, Litchville.
1st-Mike Reidman. Litchville.
2nd-H. T. Pharigo, Nome.
3rd-S. L. Reiten. Kathryn.
1st-Sven Peterson, Litchville.
2nd-J. Mesner, Rogers.
3rd-P. H. Peterson, Nome.
corn-YeIIow Dent.
1st-Roy Smith. Pillsbury.
2nd-Avery Tucker, Wimbledon.
3rd-Lars Reiten, Hastings.
corn-White Dent.
1st-J. A. Heiling, Tower City.
2nd-J. F. Jaberg, sanborn.
3rd-Peter Ottinger, Oriska.
Corn-Northweste Dent.
1st-C. H. Farrell, Valley City.
2nd-Hugh Mcdonald, Valley City.
3rd-O. Kenservick, Litchville.
Corn-White Cap Dent.
1st-R. A. Jongeward, Litchville.
2nd-F. w. Colby, Valley City.
3rd-H. w. Green, Leal.
corn-EarIy Flint.
1st-B. NJ. Nordely, Sanborn.
2nd-Geo. Medley, Leal.
3rd-Einar Bergan, Valley City.
Pop Corn.
1st-Fred Getchell, Valley City.
2nd-Newton Peterson, Kathryn.
3rd-M. C. James, Valley City.
Buekwheat.
1st-V. H. Ayers, Valley City.
2nd-Geo. Hatch, Wimbledon.
Bundle Alfalfa
1st-Lars Reitan, Hastings.
2nd-J. F. Jaberg, Sanborn.
3rd-J. F. Jaberg, Sanborn.
Bundle Glover.
1st-J. F. Jaberg, Sanborn.
2nd-J. F. Jaberg. Sanborn.
3rd-J. H. Rogers, Valley City.
Fodder Corn
1st-Fred Getche1l, Valley City.
Bundle MiIlet.
1st-Fred Getchell. Valley City.
2nd-J. H. Whitcher, Valley City.
Early Potatoes
1st-Fred Getchell. Valley City.
2nd-A. H. Davidson, Valley City.
3rd-M. c. James, Valley City.
,s Late Potatoes.
1st-Fred Getchell, Valley City.
2nd-1rl Carr, Valley City.
3rd-s. L. Lahlum, Valley City.
Carrots
1st-Ida Ekern, Kathryn.
2nd-Walter Codding, Valley City.
3rd-Mrs. A. 'Sunde, Valley City.
Onions
1st-Harper Bros, Valley City.
2nd-J. H. White, Valley City.
3rd-Mrs. A. Sunde, Valley City.
Pumpkins
1st-J. Misner, Rogers.
2nd-O. A. Barton, Valley City.
3rd-M. G. James, Valley City.
Squash.
1st-Fred Getchell, Valley City.
2nd-M. c. James, Valley City.
3rd-Clarence Nelson, Rogers.
Cabbage.
1st-Mrs. Geo. Law, Leal.
Celery.
1st-Chas. Lockwood, Valley City.
Beans-White
1st-Mrs. A. G. Wilson, Page.
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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-04

Hazol-Menthol Plasters, quick
relief in Lumbago, Backache, Sciatica,
Neuralgia and many painful affections.
They drive away the pain until it is quite
forgotten. Yard rolls 81. 90; s,nallersize 25c.
Dealers have them in stock, or direct from
Davis g. Lawrence Co., New York.
Samples mailed upon request &c. stamps,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-04

At the meeting of the Music Club
which was held at the home Of Mrs.
Otto Zetterberg Wednesday evening, a
splendid program was given and the
meeting was Of unusual interest. The
program IS as follows:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03

Vo]oeu W OuU DulI
benoe tilbage til Tarnilien.
9erpaa iporeoe ben u11ge Manf
meo ct 8re6, bpori BON gap Torfla.
ringen paa, bporfor ian Sen poo
gielbenoe Mften life babbe billet
'looe fig biiitere. &an bab6e SEN
Mften bapt paa Jig Ell Sling, om-
trent at famine l16ieen6e im Sen
for bnnone, og ban frDgte6e M for,
at ON oct fom for 0agen, piIoe
man. oberie Sorifiellen poa be to
@inge og betragte bam iom Spben.
San erflere6e iluttelig, at ban
gierne mobtog l1n6ifpl6ningen, men
at ban tebrigt mente, at set bor
bet beolte, ON sen afbruotc Nor=
binoelie lite bleb gjenoptogea,.
Sg MI ii66er ser paa Eiterbro en-
1n1a Dame og greoer ODER 1abet al
en- &jereite> famti6ig mes, at ben>
6es @o6er jubler oper Sen gien=
funone Sting.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03
Den f%oripnnone Sling.

Gn &aptejns Gnfc, 6r1t &C., paa
9iterbro / &je6enbapn, baooe for
EFT 3io lioen en- Mfte4t 5elifab, og
til Moipre0clie bite 6ru g. benz
en- 0el al Sc mango imuffe og ppr<
6ifl1l6e 5oger, benoes ofoe6e Mano
bob6e brogt meo biem fra fine &ej-
Ter. @lanot Sc @jenlton6e, Ser
poojereoe runot til olmin6elig Gor=
un6ring, bar ogiaa en- flor og ret
foitbar Hlaoering til @egefingeren.
mon tenfe fig alle @iGiternes
Gorferoelic, ga set ltrafs efter bite
fig, at 0enne Sting bar for lpunoen.
Stor 0pltan6elie, iprig @6gen bele
Gtuen igiernem efter &ingen -
sem bor og bleb borte.
5oo forlangte en- Gel al @jelter=
ne, at Sc pil6e biiiteres. Sc e1ifeoe
life at bape MiStanfen bgngea1Oe
ODER fig. Sc blep unberi6gte, men
&inger fon0tes beller life ser.
gn al @jeiterne bar ser imi6ler=
ti6, Ser baarbnaffet pegre6e Jig Deo
at blipe biiiteret, en- 20=aarig ung
Man6, ser bor oniat paa ct offent=
1igt &ontor, og iom bar forlopet
me6 Sru M.s Datter. &an foriifrez
6e 6prt og belligt, at ban life bab=
Sc toget &ingen, men ban bar life
til at formaa til at la6e fig biiitere.
@eIifabet ifiltes / en- meget trpf=
fet @temning, og Dagen efter fiji
Sen unge Man6 ct 8rep fra lin
&iereite, - bun b9pe6e 6eres 6or=
Iobelie og erflere6e, at bberfen bun
eIer benoes Mo6cr bil6e lie bom Of
tere. &on ibare6e operbobeoet life
pao BET 8reb.
Ser gif nogle Gage.
@ao en- Mften, 81 EFT Dame, ser
babbe p9ret blan0t @j9iterne, 1too
og ifuloe fle6es poa til Tbeotrct,
gIeo &ingen pllr6ielig ne6 paa @>1=
bet = SEN mao babe beret ifjult ct
elIer onoet 5te6 / cit Tol6 al &io=
len. Maturligbis ien0te be6fon1=
men6e Dame eiebliffelig &ingen pr.
gspresb,lo til 6rn SC.
Sg neite Morgen babbe Sen I'M
&c Mnn6, ser bop0e peret forlope1
mes 9otteren, ct 8reb fra lin for.
bcnpprenoe Sbigermo6er. Sur
fortolte 6eri, bborlebes @ingen bal
b1ete11 fnn6en, gab bam en- uforbe:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03

f%ren0eles iuffer UNDER, fun me6 0en
6orifiel, at mems Set / bore Gage
for Set n1elte er @ellepnet> ser fat
@fDl6en, bar set / bine Tiber Set
barife Sip og sapnet al Sc np0pen<
0iglte 8efpemmeligbe0er, Scr gao
Mnle6ning til @igten.
Gn Siggcrmnnfs Gfjelmitpffe
fortelles iaale0es fra SSnnsbrucf.
Set pasiereoe for life lenge ii6en /
Srient / 5Do=Eprol. Ser por ltort
Sr9poremorfe6 poa @ia55a bella.
Sierra, og Sen ltore. @loos bar noe
iten bclt fplot me6 @6tter, @ere>
fl1rbe og an0et @nsgeraa6, men be6
BEN lange 8pmur> Ser begrpnie r
Hla6ien til Sen enc SIDE, bopbe
&an6len6e mes Sreitiger opllaaet
6eres 9ober. S en- npiten en6elps
&effe bar ser opItillet mango SUM-
6reoe 5tiger til Salg, lige fra Sc
allermin0lte me6 fun ct Far Grin
og op til Sc n1eget lange og foltba-
reite. Til oette Marfeo fon1 ogioo
EN- ing &opu5inerbro6er, Meolem
;uf Sen 9iggeror6en, ser ierlig
blan6t Sen tprolte 2an0befolfning
bar mango @enner og Eilb9ngere.
Gen 1,nge Munf iaa begjerlig til
Sc mango og inrlig lange. Stiger,
tbi fan pi6ite, at bans &onpent
bap6e ipert go6t 8rug for en- iaa-
6an, men Gi6err,e bar life go6e, Ml=
misiernc fle6 noget ipariomt, bpor-
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS life taolte en-
iaa6mn efstraor6iner hight, iom
&iebet al @tigen pil6e betp6e. Mun-
fen oberpeie6e Ga, ON ian life in
6irefte, omen6 as en- noget onn<
iten6eligere Sci ifl1l6e funne ifaiie
fit &lolter Sen enifeoe @tige. &on
tog bog Mo6 til fig og benpenotc
fig til en- al @olgsmpn6ene beo Sen
ne6erite gn6e al Muren og boo
bam at ifinnfe til &loiterets @ape
en- gan1fe lille Stige. @on6elsman=
Sen bar en- bj9lpiom Man6, og ga
oct fun gjo16t en- gonlfe lille 5tige
me6 tire eller fire Grin, los ban Jig
let obertale og ifipr1fe6e M1tnfen
@tigen. @e6 mangfol0ige Tof og
life Ii6t gla6 ODER, at set fdrlte
@fri6t bar Ipffeoes, fiernebe @1,n=
fen fig. SON gift imi6lertio life
longt; be6 en- 500 Iiot fra itan6ie=
Sc fan paa M og ba6 Deficient, ON
man lite, til @u6s 9gre, biI6e bpt=
te bans Stige me6 en-, 6ar por no.
get it6rre. Sg bans Mnmooning
bleb benltgt mo6taget, iaa at Mltn=
fen fl1n6e bon6re bioere mo en-
@tige, ser bar to Grin lnngcre.
2ibt lnngere fremme forlegte Wl1n=
fem igjen, nn6erti6en mislpffeoes
Set, men noglc @ange / Ernf bar
ban beloig mes fin Smbptning, iaa
at ban, oa ban nooeoe Sen on6en
Gn6e al @pn1uren, boboe nooet lit
2nife, at fl1nne bringe EN- Stige al
forneoen 2engoe mes Jig biem til
&1olteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03

geti0.
~Mine &errer," iag0e ban, ioe1
ri poo en- Gang trna6te in6 / Sen
ubpggelige Sal, nbpis ri / Scat full
De oplebe noget lignen6e iom Sin.
ben, ioa be6er leg Sem ONT at Be-
bare Ceres $40 og fremfor alt life
at forla6e Salen / Gll1gt."
&i itirre0e forbauiet paa bom -
bbao mente Fan meb 6en11e GuleY
8i6ite ban mere ems hi andre =
og baboe ban mon noget for?
u8i faar ie!" Ibare6e ban me6
'et roli9t Silt.
Selofelgelig gift ri life / @eng,
men tog u6en at tenoe 2ps @laog
/ 1ogle forfal6ne 29neitole og gap
% til at bente paa, bpoo ser oil6e
fomme. lt6enfor ifinne6e Moa1lct,
og faiteoe giernem Sc beie @ino1ler
bebegelige 5fpgger al Harfens
gamle Greer ODER poa Sen mo6iatte
SGg, % en al &ammeroternc fonot
allere0e, at bette flrnoe bore til
ltreffc[igt Spegeri og forei1og at
tpnoe 2ps. ~@pao 2inocms ST.
ltorte al1gaar, oil ieg be66e poa, at
De Serrer / Gorpeien bap6e pof,1-
leret temmdig rigeligt!"
S lamme Djeblif 1log GIotsubrct
Sc tolp @i6natsilag> og MI = po-
re Zine nopioe6e fig / Meoiel =
giertog Sc famine Sptri,1 Jig, ion1
2t116en bop0e fortolt ON: trl1enoe
NGper, ltampcnoe Sernltebler, 2cn>
ier, iom leitc0es til uofa1o, og Si=
lir, JONI trpoiigt aobne0e fig og Ii
gelom ipnteS at impffe me0 Sp11=
6erne.
Gi bar lige pe0 at pen0e % til
6l1gt, ga Grabe11borlt's froitige
Gtc1nr1:s iton6ieoe os meo ct:
v@olot mine @errer! Ser CT life
Spor al @ru,10 til at blipe forifrnf=
fet - ic ielp!"
9erpaa tog bal1 ii1t 2ommef1lip
frcm pg gap meo SEN ct emit bag
Set ao6en6e giiir. Ejebliffelig ll1f-
fe6es Giiiret, og &i00ersman6en por
otter rolig. Baa iamme Maa0e
bragte ban Sc andre l1roltiftcre til
@tiliton0 og gao fig 6erpaa til at
fortlare, at ba,1, me6ens ri andre
bab0e it66et be6 Mftensbor6et og Ia
Set Mo0en image o. bab0e brl1gt
lin Si6 og fine 9ine iaa goot, at
Set bar lpffe0es bam at fomme I'M
Ser @ejr meo Spe9eriets Sammen=
beng, ion1 bite fig at bore meget
ligefrem, i6et Sc forifjellige @epr=
gelier frembragtes be0 @jelp al
,1ipnlige Snore, iom bar trufne
giennem 5maabuller / Gnlens Soft,
bporfro Sc efter o0lfillige Smpeje
en6elig ml1n6e6e MS / ct nebe11 INT
Ser 1iggenoe &nrelie, bpor ST. Gre
ben lelp Jas og 6irigereoe fine Spy
geller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03

1 BADEVERELSET til at rense
Tenderne og forebygge Forraadnelse.
Til at desinficere Munden, pdelegge
Bakterier. og forbedre Handkerchief.
Til at beware kunstige Tender OF
holde dem rene og fri for Lugt. Til
at fjerne Nikotinen fra Tnnderne og
rense Handkerchief efter R@gning.
Til at portage Sveduddunstnihger
we'd ct Afriyningsbad.
SOM EFT MEDICINSK MIDDEL for
lokal B%ehandling we'd kvindelige Syg-
DONNIE, hvor Katarrh og B~etandelse
er tilstede, Ell intet bedre end en- I'd.
skyldning med en- warm Paxtine-Op.
l1sning. 1 tt Aar hair Lydia T.. Pink.
ham Med. Co. stadig tilraadet sine
Patienter at BRUCE dette paa Grund
af diets O~yerordentlige rensende, lac
gende og Observation-Disclosures Evner.
Paxtine err i dette Oiemed alene vmrd
sin Eagt Guild. Ligeledes for ka-
tarrh i NRsen, Betandelse i Halsen
og Djnene, og for Behandling af
Saar. Hos allie Apoteker, 25 OF soc
pr. 1'ske. PROVE I1SKE OG ANBE-
FALINGER FRA 81 KVINDER
FR1T PAA FORLANGENDE.
The PAXTON TOILET CO.. Boston, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03
Til interesserede Kvinder.

De benytter selvfplgelig ct Desin-
fektionsmiddel i Familien og for De-
res egen Person, og De @nsker Diet
bedste.
1 Stedet for de Midler i flydende
eller fast Form, eller Peroxide, som
De hidtil har brugt, beder vi Dem
fors6ge Paxtine, ct desinficerende.
Pulver, der OPPOSES i Wand naar Diet
behGves.
Paxtine er mere pkonomisk, mere
rensende, mere bakteri-draebende og
mere laegende end noget andet De
fSr brugte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03

sfrir otter Trepcnnmmcr paa
bette 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03

S &ro1nons &ontor ito6 8ogbol6er Sepien ian1=
re Morgen og orore0e SEN nplig o11fon1ne &olt, So
Gbriitton &rogb fom .i1r6 fra @utiffer1 OF iotte Jig
paa ii1 Elabs be6 Nllten. sSepie1 iao boitigt be11
paa bam; Scr Dor fomn1et noget 1%roliet i 8ogbol6e=
rens 81if / Sc iioite Mor, og %nopnlig Bette G%fteraor
boboe Gbriition mere eno en- Gang logt Mprfe til,
at Sepien for iamme11, naor G6ren list baiigt blep
aobnet, eller 1oor @ros ierer &roma1 11oentet traoote
inb. @ogboIoeren bar nerbes, og Gbriltan bap6e
%forelloaet bom at be0e ON en- lille 6erie for at fru-
ne bpile us / roge1 Sio; men SSepie11 mente, Ser bor
for meget at 9iare / Torretninge11, og at EFT mi0lerti=
Dig Steofortreber fun pil6e forflu6re 8dger1e, og
Gbriltior1 1nootte gipe bor1 9}et: set bar life ioo let
at foo e1 %fren1ne6 lat ino / Set o1nfotten6e &eg11=
ifob.
G6riitian &rogb ioo list og orone6e nogle @enhl-
li1gsieoler; iaa figeoe fan fra Sioen be1 poa @og=
boloere1 for ON rnl1liat at ie, bnorIeoeS Sumgret
lto6, og ioa iag0e bo11 ltille: ~@6rge @ronot bar /
giot pnret bienme bos fine Sorel6re!"
sSepie1 benote Zig mes ct Set ON irnoo Gbriition
og itirrebe ct 9ieblif poa ban. u&omner bnn Der i
9ag?" ipl1rgte ban lna.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
-mTER-CHURCH LEAGUE FORNKD.

The Inter-churuh League was or
ganizsd last night at the Y M. G. A.
Hall The following officers were
elected, y. Brfnghurst, president pro
tang WfiliRn @. wintrup, secretary.
Tsis league Wiz open on MAY "a. The
schodule win Be made later.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
MiddIefown Child Has Her
Lea Broken in Corn Planfer

j. W. Barnett-Mrs J. J Northrup has
had for guests Mrs. Paul ellis and
Miss ellis Of wilmington-Mr. and
Mrs. John Boyt, OF Georgetown, 8. c.
are paying visit with Mrs. Boyts
parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. Frank Ella
son. at Mt Misses Myrtle
and Helen Cleaver. OF Wilmington
are visiting their cousin, Miss Bertha
Ratledge, near here-Mrs. Agnes Kyle
Of Wilmington. was a recent visitor
with friends here-Miss Bessie Brad
shaw. of Cambridge, Md. was Sun
day guest at the parsonage-Mrs. j
W. Barnett was in Rehoboth last week
making arrangements to occupy the
Shock cottage during the summer
DR.. Martin W. Barr, OF Elwyn. Pa, iF
the guest OF his mother, Mrs. Fl. M
Barr. on Case street-Miss Eugenis
Beaston has been spending several
days with friends IN Brooklyn, N. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Frame and
children, Of Dover. we're over Sunday
visitors with her mother, Mrs. Richard
Clayton.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
LOVING CUP FOR
RETIRING PRESIDENT

James c. oNeal, who retired ~
president Of the Mercantile Associa-
ton some time ago, was presented
with a handsome silver loving cup
At a meeting OF that organization
last evening. The presentation was
made by o. @. Purdy, chairman OF
the committee, and the cup was in-
ecribed In appreciation Of the scr
vices OF Mr.. O'Neal who served AZ
president Of the body from 1901 to
1913.
The nesting Of the Association
was held IN the rooms No. 702 Mar
Iret street. Much business was
transacted.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
HONOR ROLL PnPn.s-

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STATE ROAD. Del. May 9.-The
following pupils OF Franklin school
are on the honor roll this month /:
Linda Appieby. Helen Prentiss. Elma
Lurty, Dorothy Miller, Douglas Ap-
pleby. Harry Lurty.
Supt. A. r. Spaid visited the school
this week and seemed pleased with
the improvements.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
TO GIVE SHIRT WAIST DANCE.

A shirt waist dance will be given
by the P. II. p H. Club. on next
Thursday evening, in Pythian Castle.
It promises to be one OF the most
enjoyable dances of the season. The
committee in charge is Willard r..
Pruitt. Ray Phillips. Jay f. Haskins
and Joseph Hankin.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
UNDETERMINED FRIENns.

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Benson
entertained E number of their friends
on Saturday evening, when about so
guests were present
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
W. c. y. o. ELECTs pELEGATEs

W. . II o EIEtIo UELE6AIEo
At the meeting Of the Hilles W. c..
It. U. the s~llowing delegates we're
elected to attend the county W. G. T.
U. convention which meets at Red
Lion, May %: Mrs. Carrie E. RAN
kin, Mrs. Wilhcm Maxwell, Mrs
Evening journal., 1913-05-09

Many who are looking for positions
find the Wants the guide to larger
opportunitles.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09

Anna Brown, Mrs. Mary Haley, Mrs.
N. o. Slicer, Mrs. Sarah Gentieu,
Miss Mary Fisher.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09

The Wants are read in the store,
in the office and in the home-Adv.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-15

practicinge econ
omy if you are
not using Cot
tolene in your
kitchen.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-15
Ex-GOVEPN OTERO
VISITING DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, April 14.-Ex-Governor
NJ A. Otero. Of Santa Fe, New Mex
leo. is stopping at the Gadsden for q
few days.
He bears the distinction OF having
served the longest term as governor
OF New Mexico of all its long line Of
chief executives since the early SOS.
His long term as governor was free
from the scandal which in many in
stances have emanated from The
state house of that. then, territory,
and in most marked contrast to the
bad financing which had previously
almost overwhelmed it, he restored
its credit and paid Off a very large
Indebtedness
Last election he found conditions
such that he felt forced TO cut loose
from the old republican party, whicn
had become so boss-ridden as 10 be
intolerable and became an enthusi-
astic bull moose, being now the state
committee chairman Of the liberals.
He is visiting with II. NJ. Loom
is, an old time friend and former
chief deputy United States marshal
Ia New Mexico.
The governor expresses himself as
being most fayora bly, impressed with
cur young. hustling city, and although
Santa Fe is nearly 400 years older
than Douglas. he is willing to concedo
to US that we are most emphatically
on the map and one Of the hest cities
Of the southwest.