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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-23
Wednesday Card Club.

Mrs G.. c. Terrell entertained the
members Of the Wednesday Card
Club yesterday afternoon at ner res
idence on St. Mary'5 Place West
This was the first regular club party
for this season and was much enjoy
ed by those present, The Invitation
list was confined to club members.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-23
Chicken Pie Sumner

The ladies OF the First Methodist
church viii give chicken pie sup
per In the basement annex of the
church on Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 80. This viii take the place Of
the annual supper given by them us
Nually the latter part OF November.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-23

Monday, September Sth 1919.
The Board met pursuant to al
ioarument with Commissioners John
j. Jennelle, Calvin v Neff and Ed
ward L. Gilbert, present.
The Board took up for considera-
tion the appointment Of county
physician for the City Of Cairo and
the Cairo Drainage District, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
DR. Z. + Gordon, whereupon Drs.
J. B. Hibbits and Henry A. Davis
We're placed in nomination for said
position On motion, DR. Henry A.
Davis was declared duly appointed
to said position OF county physician
for the City of Cairo and the Cairo
Drainage District for the balance o.
the year A. d. 1913, at a salary OF
fifteen ($l5.00) Dollars per month.
ard it shall be the duty of the said
DR. Henry A. Davis to render all
necessary medical and surgical aid
to all county patients in the City Of
Cairo and the Cairo praina- Dis
trict during the existence OF the
contract
tue Bears rhen adjourned ulHl
September 9th, A. D. 1913.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-23

tuesday, SGptem Der 9Th, 1919.
The Board OF County Commits
si0neTs of Alexander County. I'm the
state Of Illinois, met pursuant to
adjournment with Commissioners
John j Jennelle, Calvin V. Neff and
Edward f. Gilbert, present
The Board then proceeded ITO ex-
anime and consider the of
fetal semf-annual report of
AleXander S. Fraser, as sheriff
Of the said County of
Alexander, in the State OF Illinois.
from June LIST. 1912, to December
18th, 1912, and the Board having
now carefully audited and examined
said report, finds that after deduct
ing the expenses approved and AZ
lowed Nv the Board and the salary
due said Alexander S. Fraser. fer
his services as sheriff during TIL
time mentioned in said report. that
the exact balance of fees held bv The
said Alexander S. Fraser, as sheriff
! Of the County of Alexander. i'm the
state of Illinois for the time men.
toned in said report. is tho SIM ~
five thousand two hundred eiaht,
five and 4t-10o (s5.2S5. Dol
lars' and the Board being now suf.
ftcienty advised in the premises
IT is ordered that said Alexander s
Fraser as sheriff as aforesaid. Sst
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-23

The Prieilla Embroidery Class
viii be entertained at the home OF
Mrs. John koehler, 2e00 Park Ave
nue. this afternoon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-23

Tuesday, September End, 1913.
The BOARD met pursuant to adj
Journnent with Commissioners John
]. Jennellc Calvin Y. Neff and Ed
ward L. Gilbert, present.
The Board read and approved con
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-23

Most Heaters waste half your fuel
Coles Hot Blast Heaters save and
use that wasted portion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-23
WOODWARD HARDWARE co.
is the place to buy Heaters,
because they sell the ESTATE OAKS.

at which a program selected from
American composers viii be render
ed. Those in charge OF the program
are Mrs Charles 5, Borque. Mrs.
George Parsons, Mrs ". T. Wall,
Miss Hazel Aisthorpe, Miss Zephia
Smith ana Miss Mary Vending
The citizen., 1913-12-19

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<s1u ufseo . fsiDx>s int
Jbe 5Satseys 1D>ge1 - m s1-zge1
a1xiS,zEs ezsos t. sla1 Etb clszlag
eIee IN GI11z 1sls. Afssr tzzt - ID
fas mn - sogI1 tDr Ia weiga. zId
nm, bgt he pfe1estly foUr1 ol-asef
m niz b4lk ri tas c>sl int M zssist-
2it mn nsEleeteo " sboyel. blinking
MI III tWO bzoly zwolleD syss. The az
sjstAnt bad alfsz1y Ter the bzsenenL
bgt cans back al that Instant 70
tbrgst bis shock head into the door
mi
~ basg nod 0ake me ten minutes"
be sai1 'EoW m ~ De agent for ny
Wages. Cud bye"
The citizen., 1913-12-19
REASONS FOR NOT WORRYING
Dring Bummer Philosophy to Aid
When the Hot Weather Disturbs
ones EquIpoise.

Va are getting only what comes to
un Mt this acason. and the less we
thlnlt about the heat the cooler it will
Hsom
Summer philosophy includes these
nugEontlonn among others Provide
your phyalcnl syatem with plenty of
moisture Of the lemonade and local
option variety
Provide your mind with wholesome.
ltlnd and charitable thoughts and keep
II cool by remembering how much
warmer Il ia In some other places
llpdoa. for Instance.
ltat little aud "Cuss" less. The less
meat and other heavy stuff you eat
the better YOU viii feel, and the more
money YOU can save for your vacation
trip And the less YOU "cusS" the low
or the thermometer Will register.
took upon the hoiling process in
the NEht ot 4 Turkish bath. or 3 medi-
"a, prescription \ LOT Of had things
are belNK stewSj ont Of YOU. and YOU
The citizen., 1913-12-19
The Basement
Philosopher
H40I11 ~ u m l.-.ossI

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nm JsDj1, Va,lat0ta95l st5ysl
~ bD Hgbfs/ G4ZDesl8 IN sfDT
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nm ~ asgnbt IN, bsYe ~ s4i5
ibe jeOlipy stlyDjI HDDksIjDz
gtgV1 W. gsVel, : g"e, me- mingtH !
nm ny beHs I 'sbt m m mn IN
lHl " bis9G's fgDetsI srmetbiDH mr.
! GDht NdglNa ~ oD"e yeeI nm.
pWi IGH ishlHF HdYaBihHe ~ u ~ DHz
lad Iog, uDJb Welj, u sigi ~ mo,e
itg0 BbAi I agDo'fHG mn ~ lhs
NM d9De hgga nm 1es, 1OD b0ys'
JbA sldHWsil ispba ma n bet yvu
alpi WHsbsJ y IN since mDrbiBE.
WHHhad u IN ~ UeoDy ven what n
grn didf Upnt gGD suDDDBo Ms boen
Walhpd Dn siu'p iboU1 THINK oyrrg.
b1dgs s0ius W infn IN GUd lbko the
''''F w wv t'if' lNHi UfHNVf Vbh
Hlnalnd lliila whtor on u one timer
fnbH bN telling ma Tho Rrnan wha cut
lhai HnbUioi aa an uBrnan for not run
nlhh ibo meWar ihla yonr what did
van HupnoHn me- ana lho nninlo N pgy
lnh f0n waRos foif
Thought "a hu plonnnd Tor once.
hid ruuf' The lhnilui lopontod, with "a
blaio ~ innfonnod severity "Neo
he'r Hola, mr lriuud, whom yen tnlll
'lihi way u HonndH lho IN nnd | don't
lihn go ~ from Yea uot mo1 What
dld lou ihinh I wha polng to dof Tnl,o
,on unl and huf you drinNf Give YOU
- RoM watch with your iuitihh IN dta
mondR on tho haOh ANA pu engraved
WetIWonlel tnnldo the opnoF Call n
Waee mootinH u thn touRntn aud ten.
lW NoW a vote ot thauhaf tlcaaod'
,h mve tm pleUned continued
the lAni,oN eNroNauphlN l'm tcklcd
wost ~ weoe te oaN4 haoh and aud
,No NN,ld,Wa sttO etApdtes rtSNt where
\ iyV U ddNt NNaNe ne mt~take
NA,tNA 81 tN N,NU eNAyae NSN leeAtd
Nttv> t AN HtNt aO r,eNt NeU Aint
The citizen., 1913-12-19
B8USlS VERY GAY
- 7sv VIC
or-s 80 ss-.
rs-s. "sII 0.
~y Il
-.
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Par Al 5-..... =,
= Ps--s vl 5=zz--.-- --e Lii
~ Ike 2. ~ .ssgti.li = y name
Tery ga 10 -..- -,''ll and
nsTst sezaE2 u I'd =. I.7 N H.. a'Ie
OF snd - .-k IL ~ =. lo' at
s-rests a-s tsro-z=4 With 5.--t -,as ,s.ti the
Men ard zen zz-s .,s-a,s psopI'
the curb sT,; Ia, la,s bt,T-alag han, l.s. on
papers t1a--e covered ., ri,s selling
bers. Thszre cry.aE '5ra or, M nun.
wares in Fish and The r,ra,. ael'
going vsTy .s We found out out at,a, tyse
wards that Sc papers vsrs ~ lo,,os, s,Iel,
tickets andiHe automobiis n. 1uuely
be the prize the lucky ope 'a' 70
At our h the music played ~
night long. We could bs,r St a al
shutting of dancers. the clicli,l LI' ae
the glassesi the Laughter mug NJ ~ "
women. W We got up next n,. as
ing at six ock to make a train ir'''n. y.
Cologne wend that maDy ot -' ~ ~
guests had yet left. U'
The dininom was abop, A.,, ..n
of men angomen-who looto% '
well, rathered, but viyacioys sAssr s.T
and they whaying just one m@a '
little drinles, yes-before i'.S tS.S
went home. ~
Brussels ,vided into two n,-.
an upper al lower section M
latter is thd part OF the citv ~
the CONNER center, where are al
the big shond theaters. In them
per part is royal palace, the i5s
residences the government b,,I5
ings.
On the hihich divides these -ro
sections is . the largest buildirfn
Europe, tneais de Justice. Jtsna,
sitica at tho q a hill only zoe to
emphasize !igness. but the proor
tons are let It reminds or a
little Of the Peters at Rome, nIv
It seems II larger. The ipsia i,
jus, as colo as the outside. hgDg
gigantic stays and great columns
The roysace is another immDse
building bone OF the finest i,Eu
10Y l. wuilt by King Leoold,
va vas sch more popular non.
arch -1z1 resent king.
s s= tho-oughfare, Avenue
-c-Ss : zocated in the nevpar
3, II -3-- is tastefulB lai og
% -s and decoratd by
Ss = famous Belgians
- =- the hill to th Old
~ stands a weneral
----=5-al Of St. Gudie. It
front. like Sare
/ IS an imposig aa
=-- CT the religids at1
@ he glory Of thni
-s-z -i-v is ssof
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Rahudtm ang 8t5rasla Gim nus
llmatpenb.

GIN utcreitgi1W 45ltfit ~bcraliiClc
5ret iuHlc Wlauntr. 0tt oai Mlot1r.
melts rem GiHcaln gei5mmfB ua.
ruu Rlter Dem gornduo. 0dB ia
feline eampgu ON iarcu F-a5rleu1ea
baficu. cbmsbl cs nod Gdl mar. OILS
ic in 9lc5rasla eiiu mlon1ien
Ole qreBcu GcrHhwuBa lCiea.
i6aiten Bic i'll mcflidiH Siaatcu
auf Farmland @el0 ucrlc5cn haben.
ba5m ale lire 3iusratc uGrdroBcrt
limo eiuige ba6en iolde AHI1gru
Eberbuupt a~uigcgebeu. @roBg An.
leibeu iiu0 Hid]t me5r oui 8 Bro
sent su habCu. mo cs lat ben 4u.
id,eil. ais Oh biaiqes @cl0 ml5.
rcno Der naditeu Satire niht 5u ia.
ben fem miro Ias 4utomobil iou
ihulo 0aruH ieiu. Tie FARMER ueh,
men Snpotbefen 1uf, nm iif gluto.
mobile faliten 81 f6nHen. 80 4ro.
3ent oerielbeH Deroen ge9eu 9aaT
berfouit.
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Uh
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.fa UEr
1Hla4 4f#tsle lE i61fia
t1ii1H tm 5 Hi.
fn6 0ldtffn efaH A5Himt fl3
firms Do lisiIfH lfA rt af
lHI ffu EfnauWt
d.T. tfN tlgrtfaG aHa t5rgt GtH
Al11er ts1allHltb @6Hfb sil 29
p.tlcrn 800 babct 1aM temHi 0cr
ggridais pfH S3NIu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-26
rmass. gtlf, ao laa iall
~ psnhaar M.LAmh u.

he Neneaafr G Nis fsft.
BeEafliH hft tl aam Hff
NaliflNuEr H.lf hn ctdH I'D
ten inifh IS mstl rsh hff Ws
GUM tfbhrlgn ib rltt utf hfsf
eat fir cline tfthu Hta hfu GfaH
tie AapFelmi tt Autitiiip ddH.
uufH hi ffaat lafunM fsHngH ua
iritff eogr ipditr MIRO man 81 mi
trnlflbtu lpabl anh ltffutHn .t
Hno ilter ole 9lorbitt uHb iiaef bit
ciHW erilsaea. ben ctutidlano
bCn elueu 9nat sum dnhttn N.er.
auegi, lm0 be lie5friiiclund 6fs
fdianMid,eu Gurcpd ianu ID Sen
unm6aiihfcteu ldudit mttt mf6r
acretnes meroeu. IA Miro mohl
audi oie Groberma Der C3canlnit
TREBLE uidt mebr LANCE aui fh
martrn laiien.
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nrStu iDenisa.
Ais psrsihafs aIasTus in e6ptukea
besrHrm.

Goe1r i'm aritiftsn gIdstd
fdtUinoen Die prddtiatu iusistH
Bergidufs nit ihrsR molsrif9 ouss
ssfdnsiFtsn fdpor8su 6orHsrn, raid
Odbin. tpdbrsno fs Dor hod MID. 70
LANCER 3sit an Sen 0usI ekpdfs
fern bsinabe ausr GliF, uuf Der oris
tifden Seite Der Stromldei0s, mins
bsitsns tDetIi6 Bis mad Dem goIDi1s
HH bem sr6Btsn TIuFs, tpel6sr pom
noroliden 4lnsia in oas gism.sr
FIisBt) iebr 5abIrsid gu finbsn marin!
Bis gum Sabre 1889, in fDsl6tm
suerf challenger : Sdiffs ON 5trs
Fdsl > GiIGnb su iibsrDintsrn bss
eannsn. fDurosu ois WiIOf9oTs in
0idsr Region nun ber3Iid tnenig gss
jngt. Ronnte man fi6 bod an 81.
g nribous baltsn, tptl6e nod
triili6er bierbsrum porbanoeu, on.
ttrOem aud GROCER fDnrsn unb Ii9
leihtsr our Strede brinqen lisBen
Gber Die aam1bli9e ausrottuug osr
Caribou : 5irf9e i'm nor0DeRli6en
NIasta Bat i'm gersin init onoeren
urfa4en tpdbren6 bisler Sabre cine
Gomitis Gstimos mad Der onosreu
BON Der aobebus : Sib : Rsgion
bintpsg mad Dem Golbi1s : ssIub &c.
fanot uno tie gu 8iloi61f ; Sdgern
eemd9t. 4u6 6dmit dber eebt Is
nadgeraoe 81 Gnos, na90em man
oifs SugO nod in bisls iungfrdu.
Iids Taller oitndrts bonn DiItrifi
GolpiIle gstrassn bate; Il. f6on cine
Wlenge Gstimos bat CID oiefs Sagb
borerIt auFgegeben uuO if sntps0tr
in bag maden5is > GtrombeIta ober
mad Point 8urron oer3ossn.
nod aus Dem Sabre 1903 lie.
gen 9sri4ts bon9eobaHtsru Dor, tpels
DE nit eiHer Qn3dbl DiIoI1uf ; SG'
ger 5ufammen traFen, Die febr reid.
arsbeute mn6ten; einies folGerGdae
tpsr0eH aud nod aus BEN GommeE
1909 er3dhlt. 8ie gsobadter mods
ten in oieIsn Sa6rsn Die aufFuusn6e
mabrnsbmung, oob bic g.ref6dfs
tueit 5abIreider auf Der nor6liden
eeite Der @tromf9etoe ouftraten, ala
buff Der fiibliden, troboem Die fib.
t:ds Settle zine uHbspo6nte Milonis
lpar un6 1T.
Wtt Sbigsm ToI dbsr ~feinesSpegs
ssfdgt Iein. bab bic Gstimos befons
bers TnIimme Raubjdger pdren. Git
iagen Hur tpegen oes JleiI6es uno
Der 6dute pn6 pflsgsn, penn Der BE.
Itanb Der Siere IN einem 8tfritt Ii1
inter EN- getpiHss UlaB perminoeri
Eat, Diefts n6ungsrIsiOer : 2dnb" gu
berldfen. 60 sHtftsbt aud obne Sc
FEB cine gentle Sdon3sit, un6 Die
Eiere m0gen tn Dem einsn ODER ans
oeren 9iitritt T9 ipieosr er6oIen.
Bdre 6ies nidt Der 5aa, 70 adbt es
jsbsnFcIs Tn QoropsF : atasta I6on
felt 5ubren gar feline 8ilOfddft
nsbr.
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@HFt8nfh .=
1fHa maf
ifl =iaf1' alll d T
hi uHb u t9g
tf tt gflnf aaf deem aHa
ta iHtH .lstt. eHr En 1m
tatl 1it DO efn tu G
1ia Hlittlith. ifIlrm
.tu. ltfit liftl ur. aH8 e1ar
bui Hntm 4treit gstau mii
tf.Htn 1d6um ttlf M mtiiHt
lftnaftin duiigaHra gaf auilm.
iarim gltdrdfu tfa naa e3rt.
Zen t5tulaIls ed Ht itoduW
Hs bt urftdibt9 r 5t rrptu ttg
Brtbinfn cine 6ta. .r6tt tffts 8fHa
60 nihsn, iu otr Et,1 5uidtnran
men Ctim una t mii ilfin1u
Qiletn auf BEN 5u btititiafn.
GtdtntW tbtL aIf stutn ih
Bsiiflsdeu 3tistn iaa ni ugrHtt
Bier 80 nufaea uu tbHH 5aau
pitbtr BInH5 5H cs.lH bat man si
nos dads NIT ,3atsf lub Bier 8u
toatn Dick WItaHg uirb init
drtr 8iriis au]iFttrassu INN. u1h
Dem ba Qufltri6 ts5-gR jit init eis
mem boIltHtu 21p9tn tl4tig nad
atris5en.
8nfftrffedt i'm mormor
laifsn f6 bur6 01tp1lifrsu tntfsr'
nsn. 81 bitfsm Sired beoieni man
flo io1snonHter Gtrtitlblume. b1s
1T feinbsrteiIier Stptiel uub rsibt
nit oisIem uno sintm QsberlapptH
g~lSn3enb. GrHnt 1ltde bfriuhe man
bura 4bpnIden nit Spiritus 81 be-
fsitigtn. GeIiHqt oies nidt, 70 mug
man bic Gleds aus6teihtu bur9 Gufs
traQen uno Giunirtsnlaiisn tiues
grsies BON g6Iorialf. Der Warmor
III bann dbsunaitfn uub tpsHtuel
an ben bstrsffsuo,u SttlIsn nad5us
poIisrsn.
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GfIbtrne a5ffeI fnb, i'm
1ergiftungen 81 bermeibsn, bstonnts
IiA DOrfi4tig gu gebrau4eu. 8ds
trifft befDnDera beim GsnuB Taursr
Gpeffen All, bsHn man bat feItgeltsIIt,
baB breistbnI6tigss Silber, III GfFg
geIegt, innerbalb is 9ogsn iieben
prosent an @tpidt DsrIisrt. Gin
fIberner 20ffsl. sinsn 9aa iiber in
elmer lauren @peiIe bslaffen, err
ineint nnh BEN Strousntbmsn Slrar
Ttbr blunts bod Ut Ct nrh lsihter
9siporbfn. Ias IN auf sinen 0erluIt
an anpfsr. bas In bis Gpeils ibers
esgangeH HI, SuridSufibrsn. Gs
hHrfle fptnit ipObl ration srlheinsn,
btim Gjenub folder GptiStn iibers
baupt lsins SiIbnIOffd ~ Osrtusns
ben. ;
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gae GOrtea @arit meroen tdgIit
IN uniarem Geidaft gemadt
Bride uno t%onIerDirtt 5leiidiorten
icpie cuslanbiide unb beimiide
Gelifateieu, aud iriIde @emuie
te6erSeit porrdttid &c hrnptpr q
Goffman 40s n0rbI. 10. StraBe,
4hone 1ouqTos 1920.
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Wlnrftberidf.
5u6 omaha. % 3iui

5i0 omaha 26. 5iuf
IiH6Dieh- 3uiuHr 5000; DART
10 bis t5c nie0riaer.
@irte bis bette SS00-860.
MitteImaBige Bis cute $3.50
500.
@~cDobuliGe bis mittelmaBige.
81 1880.
ai5e ano Sellers, 10 bis 15c
nieoriger.
@ute bis bette Sellers 500
100.
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ia 81 berfauien. s6reibt pcacn
2ifte uno 8reiie. Sir MAIDEN bette
Meparaturen lit Der beitausgeit1tteten
@ertitatt meitliH bon Chicago. 90.
rnutirm umierc @aiting @eloina.
5ragt mad Soften. States Motor
6ar So, t415 Dodge StroBe,
Omaha, Rebr.
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Snn.nnrnhn

9eim .aoa Cor geitern abcn6
gaben Die aomm ire 1eUine un6
Gonabue Die 8le0ereraennung BON
goli8eidei Sobu Briggs befaunt.
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ron o@ebier's RetD 5nternattonal
dictionary, oas nnerfaHnt Stan.
harO @orter5ud Der cn9Iilden
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Mlan ibreibe all Dictionary,
Gmebn GribiiIe. II
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-26

Sin gut er5o9eneS Oeiltides gldo.
den I'M gllter bon rs Sabren
iudt 5ifitc 8eiddftigung. 9eIe.
phou Douglas 1868.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-26

Sans Sn DrrEanicu-Gm @obnbols
nit . 3immern 9eibpaiierbei.
6lrg, Gas ufE0 eleftriides gidt.
mooerne ginrittung, biaig 81 Der,
faufen beim Gigcntbimer. 1916
aqnrtba 5trabe Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-26

Gritflaifge auitreiderarbeit mo IA.
pe5ircu. glngemeiiene 8reiie. pr.
Belt garantirt. s. SiegeI, POT
.iii6l. Is. Strabe, Douglas 1916.
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G(aUItljHle an5eigen!

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6elttih omertfouiifa 5nmilie.
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Gornii6 Apartments Douglas
1868.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-26

5000 fanfrn 100 ader feines
5armlanO iii 2incoln Gonntn.
Colorado. @ertb $1,000. geOiu.
auueen: Sic S1lfte baar, uno Den
0leit 81 6 gro5eut 3iuicn aRf Iangs
Belt 81 @. {. 0. Emaba Iriblns,
Cmaed, Reb IT,
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3as greismarSigite GIiu Bel Better
Runtp. 9eutidc Slide, 1903
Gooqc GtraBe, 2. Stod. Nabl5ei.
ten % Gents.
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GmtOmObile ~ Osrfamfen.
WrDGer 9lntDg araain.

WFUWkt FFHEg NHFWHIHe
Gtebens 8urDea 1903, 6 3plin.
Ger, 80 8feroefrdfte, 5 g%oiiogiere.
9rauden oas @eIo. $4,000.
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6OrOs, SnpmObiIes, CbcrlanOs.
9lle Sorten gcbraudte autos oil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-26

Nee fe.k Office ne 6sssss Nsa,
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The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-03

'Vox Populi", a weekly publica-
tion of Albay, Filipino Islands, is
edited by Louis r. Stillman, for
merly of Monte Vista. We received
a copy of the paper this week. 1t
is published in the Spanish and
English languages.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-03

Mrs. Fred Wilson and children
OF South Fork arrived Thursday
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Egan of this place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-03


Ward barley heads a syndicate
called The New Freedom Beet Su-
gar Co. with headquarters in Den
yer. The company plans the erec-
tion of a sugar factory in Weld
county this year and other factories
in Northern Colorado later.
W. M. Pennington returned
Friday from a business trip to
Alamosa.
Take a Kodak to the hills with
you. Fuller Drug Co.
Poor appetite is sure sign of impair
ed digestion. few doses of Chamber.
laln's Stomach and Liver Tablets will
strengthen your digestion and improve
your appetite. Thousands have been
benefited by taking these Tablets. For
sale by All Dealers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-03
Conklin FIT Pens wont leak.
Fuller Drug Co.

Mr.. and Mrs. Limcoule returned
Thursday to their home in Ala
mosa after few weeks stay here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-03

DR.. Chisholm made a profes-
sional trip to Antonito Thursday
evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-03

desire to express my sincere thanks
to the friends who assisted me in secur-
ing the piano given in the contest just
closed. MRS. PHILO ABBOTT
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-03

NJ. Brady will be a candidate for
reelection as treasurer of School
district No. 9 There will be no
candidate againsthim.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-03

BoRN-Saturday, April 26, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Divine, a
boy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-03
3 Reels of Pictures
A SOC Show for a Dime

Thomas Tough, formerly of the
Center country, was in Monte Vista
Monday. He was on his way home
to Pueblo after business trip to
Center.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-03

Mentholatum keeps the alkali
from hurting your face and
hands. See Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-03

The Western convention OF the ~
man School of Photography will be hs
in Denver the second week in May
the Auditorium Hotel. Arrangem.n
have been made with the hotel for nv
quarters OF those attending and M
Pompeiian room will be used for b
school of instructions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-03

Early Cabbage and Cauliflower Pl''
Now Ready
Celery and Tomato plants in sesa1
two year old asparagus and rhuM1
roots for sale. Field and Garden seaI
f. E. NEWTON
East end of Lovers lAsl
Monte VISTA Colo
Potato Planters
Eureka two row for $1,000, Aspn"]
one-row for $500. Let us figure w
you on your fencing.
THE RIO GRANDE HARDWAKbV W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-10
M'AD0O WILL
(continusd from First Pag..)

Smokeless Coal. The Naomi Coal
Tho Merchants Coal o. PENNSYLVANIA
The Isabella ConncllsviIle Coke. and
he Pittsburgh * Baltimore Coal
company Three receivers were AZ
pointed for each company. with the
exception Of the United Coal for
which four will act The receiver.
ships are made up OF these men.
Samuel a. Gilmore. James n O'%.il.
william * Johnson. Thurston Wrigb,
and Robert +. Watt. each serving for
several Of The companies.
The application was made by L.u.
Glen Hi. whose residence Is given as
Maryland. and IN tho petition FOR tho
Isabeila-Connellsviie Coke COMPANY.
Itil is Joined hy the companv itse-s
Tho petitions set forth thar r,reiy.
ersh'ps are advisable 20 pro..c, rho
properties and assets OF ,ha com.
panies on account % debts due.
W :. Kuhn. Who was president OF
no First second National bank. who
vas az Tho bedside ~ his wife. who ia
'l. ~ Prides Crossing. Mass. vhen
The crash came Monday. arrived homo
today. 81" was c.oeeted with h!s
brother J $ Kuhn. go dav. and an
rou7csmen' was made .Aa' DO would
have no statement 20 make for soy.
eral days.
BANKERS. on tho whole. fool 'ha- tho
tension has been relaxed and tra. -ra
financial situation locally has been
greatly clarified