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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-27

Assistant Cashier Edward Roter- mund of the Addison. Illinois State bank, was probably fatally wounded Saturday by a bandit who escaped toward Chicago in yellow runabout automobile after compelling Cashier E. Fischer to give him the contents of the cash drawer about $100
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-27

Twenty Five Auto Trucks were required to transport the flowers at the funeral of Adolphus Busch, the St. Louis brewer. from the house to the cemetery on Saturday
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-27

The Choir and Congregation of the Ennis Greek Baptist church near Shy der Texas, were driven from the church when a large rattlesnake crawl ed from under the organ.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-27

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt left Rio Janeiro at s o'clock last evening by a special train for Sac PauIo The party was accompa nied to the train by 2 representative If President Fonseca. byj all the ministers, the members of the diplomatic corus members of par1 hament and high officials
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8 a IN iltp u.

1rsi Staliener bradien pcrs,s
tern Rohmiitda einen Sanpsmana,
Ouibo Sspiua, ipslher in Wooosoals
ais JaaeIobnsr bsih0ftist mar. nit eis
nr Shubpunbs in Der Iinten 5ano
nad bsm Wtrep 6o'pital. Sspiaa
bate beim Qubsn tines Repolpers oas
llnsIiid, ben 1riidsr su bsriibren uno
bic wafis sntluo iih. Die aussl
oraHs ihm in bic lints 5onb.
9as Sbreiben, ipeld1es in ber
dboebrphensn 6anb Der Gotiin Der
Sufti,, pelde BEL benz 9rono bes 0s.
rihtsgebdubes am IA. UidrS 1912 a,rs
triimmsrt ipurbs, mar in oeutIds
Sprahe ME folet: .GisIe Status Der
Ders6tipi.it ipurbe beresiient i'm gtos
psmbtr 1885 gu Gopinatcn. an. Der
fertigsr osrI.lben: osrrmann Jlnd
aus frsibers. aonigrsih Sahfsn, uno
Gb. gsntsrt aus puIsnis. a0nisr.ih
Sahitn
- Glisobstb Rollins, bic Wittps
BON Samu.l Rollins, 515 GuoloU
Str1Bs, itarb i'm Werep 3pfpital TN
2lItsr pon SO 5abren on Shpatt. Sis
bnterlGbt spsi Snhne. Don ptlten
Senrp RolIins in Cincinnati pobni.
- Ti. Ddmen Der Ct. Sobonn.s
qirhe psranItalten am Tonntritag
Ratmittda uno abenb ,in adffess
trdnSt.n in bsm Spnntogsfhul3ima
ner.
Wm. 6. Shslsnbnrger, Elm be-
fainter giireer pon Butler GouHtn.
itarb in i.iusr Wohnune. in Somers
piQs, i'm 4ltsr pon SO Snbrtn on eis
mem 6erSI,ibsu. Gr hiHterIdbt orsi
Gineer.
Dapio Garrett BON 318 Glib
Wonumsnt apsnus iturs.e BON Der
geraubd unb psrlesie fih 10 erbeblth,
pab tr nan osm Wsrep 5oipital ess
brafi psro.u mubtt.
-- 5eirathsiheins: Jrani 9. 8iscr,
25. uno Ulab<l gpsrs Goldman. 20,
bib. BON WliooIstopn; gilbert Sol.
6abia unb Gttu Mtan gotpmon,A Is,
beibt pnn Mibolstonn; 6arrp Wlaols
ION. %, uno Cynthia 5its, q, btio,
pou Wibblsiopn
- Tan. 5uIoss bon ZIG Wortti
Strabs ItiirStt pcrstitsrn in Der Rab'
bes grono 5beaitrs auf o.n eisbtcet
ten Ssitsnptg unb psrIebt: iih an
aopfs.
Der 5su.rtusbrmann Rouc
Campbell ipiro felt Samiiag permiBt
Or patis am Wontdo. uatosm er 'ei
usn balbmondtlidsn 9etd!t srhltlt
ieine aleicer uno perihfuano. er ha
Satin uno pier airoer auseni6einlit
| I'm glide sslafsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04


Sen e,ebeintpoli,iiten Shiittc rno
etuDor unirr Dem Geroadlte, etne
Mnsahl Tic5itahle periibt su hnbcn,
perhnitet ncroca. lie 5e'nnaeuen
iollea nod,trdglid) ein 5cltnnoHiB ao-
aeleat haben. nafl ipeldcm lle es bel
lhren ,sreiteiltereieu rnnenilih ail'
San0mertssengc IN Eeilbontcil, iolplc
oui ,sal,rr1oer cte. nbae'elen bniteii.
Toolen piroc perhoiiet, ais er Dem
slltbanoler 9oui. aas. go. Bis Geli'
troI ape., ein aeItollenes vsepcle
;um aaui anbot. Gr besetflleie
Chamber ais ieinen Wiititailoidsh.
fpormf beiien 8erhnitiing erIosgie.
Toolcu brodfe Die gennrten nnh DER
Cfiice bes Tr. Soieph Eoocftn, sio.
i2s 9roabmnn. or Den er eiiseH
aairen nit d,iruraiid,en ssnitrunteri-
ten, pelde benz Or. g. BiIliams,
BON 9to. $40 Sit DscspsilIoH StraBe.
ettrpenoet noroeu ipareIt, pertaii't
bate. Or. .4ooeitn aab bic ,Snltrnmen'
te ohe @eiieres heraits mno erflarte.
l,bieielben MIR in Der Soifniina nc'
fault an haben, baB Der redfmuBi5c
Gigeuthiimer ousitnoig gernadA per
heu ipiiree. 9ooIep iheiIte Der poil3ei
ferner nit. 0ab er einen srcben 10
| item g9erf,euse. Die or oeIn ssehn
gtullen, Sohn Ses Staotrnthsnlts
alieoes WsitaeI WiuIlen, geitohlsi:
| hntte, on ben altbanoIer SoIcnlcn
Sussorp, pom grooomaD, nabe q.
sloenne, uerfanit babe, uno SeBierer
puroe ipaier. mie anfangs bemerh,
lmii CSrlnb bieier aiisloaen megen NJ
aebIider SebIerei perbaiiet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04

aboIuerus~, bic @eid)ifte nes
bibliihen Buds either. blptet in Der
aenrbeitlna pon SerrH @iIlinn
Gobo Ghenerp. inter oeiien perlonli
der 9eitlna es inn erern aluoiiori'
Inn inter ben auipiSien Der 9cnlia
sscrnen's Ghriirian sliioeiution ,itr
slniiiihrung eelanai, iehr piel oes 5n-
fereiionten mno llnterhaltenoen.
aui Die ausitaitmng i,no ssniseill-
runa lit grobe Wliitp nerlpanot nor.
cen uno Die Nitpirfenoen bieien obne
ausnahme iehr anHehnrbare Sel'tnn'
qen, iorohl in idsauiuieleriid,er, lrfe
and, in aeinnaIifer gesiebnng. Serr
Stanlen gniohmnn III ais Aonia
abaiuerus iebr gilt uno Die Hoilc Der
either bot IN ssram Clara OHM cine
aons porsiiglide 5rdaerin sefltiioen
sorsiIalidae Seiiiungen biefet tSrl.
aima Bed ais @attin Snnan's nno
aerr Sranf 2oepe iifioei it'd nit Der
nidDt seraoe innpatbiihen s5isnr oes
,suoenisines Saman beitens ab
3n oem geiien. mas Die slnffah.
rung bieiet. se,crt oieRerionliislrnns
oes Wiorbehai burh Serrn Wolier
Z. gnughn unb anrn porsiialId, III
anh Serr Serbert Sdsot aIs Sesai.
lie lrager uno lrdgeril,nen Der
iibriaen No!Ien fperoen Den ihneiI
| iiberfragennen Enrtieen gleid,fniis In
Iuplliiem Nnbe aeredt. Udbreno
oie Ghore. namenilid, bic ainoerhore.
ann3 portrefilid, einituoiri limb. lie
Gem Sfauiiiid luiiergeIeate Wiuiif iit
init grobem @eirhid ais Hleiii flai'i.
| iden 5onperfen .ausge,psihif n,orofn
| uno nieier ilmiinno traet In nid,t ge.
rinaem Nsabe smH Griolg Der An'.
iiibrnna BET.
| lie geitriee Gritnuffihrlmg oss
Gtii6s erfrfiite fih zines iebr nnietil.
Iif,en Neiud,s unb ben WaitipirfenSen
nurbe eiitbuiiaitiider, lDcblperOien.
tier Deifaa cesoui.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04

Der GaibsNesifser 9SroSek
Cine Gniid,eionna oes Mid)ters scoilI'
tier wirs ben Bans beidIleunisen.

Ter lro,eb Der 9lnloesregIerung
aegen Die 9aib Reaiiter 20. IN 0ap'
ton, Der iicb mm id)on lett langen Sso'
heu i'm gunoesgeridyt oahinihIeppt.
oiirite pon nun an elm eriuos ihnelie'
res Tempo nehlnen mno srDur an'
Briino elmer Gntiheiomns, bic RIhter
Solliiter. Dor Oem bic gerbonolungen
iiariiinoen, abgnb Iieier entihei.
ouna sufoIae oiirien ansiaaen, bic
lid, oui bic Gotmte Der beflagfeH ee'
iellid,nft besiehen, niti OILS geipeis'
material ,ugeiuilen Deroen. lie eait
Negiiier Go. hoiite boourd, 3u be-
ueiien, baB alle ibre apparote YGf
ole JheiIe an oenielbeH oiirdl gaifn
te peidniet ipdren uno iie oesbalb nas
nusitliebIide Nefa gum Verton' oel
aaiienapparate babe. lie entlteI
ouug, bic iebr gum Qoribeil Der sfe
gieruna iii. lpirh ben BroseB oiird oie
gliminirmng 5ablreher 3ensen me
ientlid, perfiir3en.
lie entiheioung ldbt OH Ienslih
fei. nidts su piinifen iibrig. Vi
heibi borin: Ter Sfus eines ga
tentinhabers Iiegt in 'einem Nett, 5iil
laufredthalnmg ieines s;aients y
ben ginloesaeridaen stiaae 81 ilib
rem. lie @eip1hr eines Vatsrt
ihliebt iebod nif)t bic @eipdbr cine
DaonSpols ein Gs aibt oem gateni
linbnber nidrt nos 9efi 5ii brennel
ODER gu mornen, Inn iein Yatenf Il
| idaigeu. Tie rid,tige gsetbooe rou
Sdnie oes Yntents liepf IN benz sd
litan5enmea Der @eridJfe rpegeii etrpal
ger EGientDerIegung. Gin Fatenfpcr
lIeyer iii nber nift pogeIirei. Der TOD
oner lebenois eingebrad)t 'peroe
mib.-
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Sagt, ipie man mtho.9ngfnr Grfal.
tnnss.. Aatarrh. nno Smiten.Wes
oi,in mnd)f. 3eiat, mic man
inebr alS siuei Collars
iparcH fann.
Sebc Samliie proiitirt hierbei nno
Ianff feline Weiabr, benn jeSs
6laiAe it nIs ,uirfiam NIB
and nnueriGlid,t aarantiri.

Genfe. meice fysfer npu tsclh" Iaben. ,pet,
Der rotrftetnIidl oigfea Aafb nic. fstdesH.
Atss ~ fht ben Gsiers Der ises fiirf IerIs
Elnf Gents zfiide fit JeHe spslts sDfgrmlrs
fHe. NfSRia i'm sfIeiHeH n faufss, teiist
msrf dls leltff madcn Jas taaien nCr gRs
rapHldseH HGteaimebiEtEsH bceeaiei hab &c
sn uiel sGfaus, aeEfe, gsatheH G,ifeilEu,
hdtfoiif eis. hesattsr saensf Sis suH Efi'pfcl
etHe g5s&eHts Ii0fahs s,ugteH y. sei tn iiiufen.
fp sEtIhhii ntefefhf rHaefdht ltHseH htpeH
eset Hhrftel <rrtfD ia nHe sae 25 He1't5 q n
nsn Ste cine babe Gaiicus snfap MAIDEN
Jnbeta Sie Ile1; buspdrene Diebssin III saufe
ma1sH. ifnrsn Gle bsel Beia an cent sprap
nAeiTs, nHe a.fherefm fptHeH gie cdt3 Fs yetu N
nnh faInen mttfi. gafser Eie HaS DaHn tftrsis
fer. Dot etc brsFe nab ttfIiliie Mrs. GgsaisnT'
gfn sufieH uno aGtnrrt 81 .nrsrgH nHe BncEs
HisHsd, Iipbietia. ure esritrc ~ rsreliisr. bif
it, etrcn aHsen Aortaib ben Msolsin hrrsa'ffis
len nHpb Igifhuue ron tsnegn ha!ssH TiHf
tcderpen g5aNrFE rnsi sineM hdib<r TIM
arnumlirlem 3nder Earn tauie mGn bic reille
cencentrfrie Ghsnce M3eHi0csxaIerg leiHe 2fz
nnten Tlafshe1 ftiisie otffsibs ~ sirs SiHt
fiuife cher 4gpi uue fHiIe 90 mt beEt ZnrHp
dlf Iis g5ebrnkrt sdEfpeiiHna NIT ffosr
1gaf6e iali 1tBen. irts 90 GfninA nfo stf
nsrumuen trtrh iouhTcne cie sa5EtEoiiigE Ga
gnuiiren irpenbstHsm HnslfrisDenfH Ratfft
bas tseEf tnrii6suegtsatfgn. 14t ianff1 ifule
tgggabt nab sperhen etns Egsbilia al ram t6'
brn msIsg isitf feinfsaIeihsn hatts far 9tfnls
ipu1ru fsuiien Frnn6iiis aaintrh, cftsfrsft
fts Esins E6yfenee. lGragtee ssrfHna btlHot
hcs uapa zgfiem auf zine aeirnnr S1Ns MP
trsuslre afGHipetien HHe GtfniHsiHdI RerorH
hfEhtitrf
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6 o b ingtp t n.

Die GOpinstun Office fur bas yGin'
riuuatier @plfsblatt" befinoct Ndj TN
tSebaube go. 509-511 Yiaotiou
Auenue. gInseiseu, WtittbeIlunseu
ano Seitelluugeu irsenoweIAer 4rt
iuerben bis 10 llbr 4beuos SalslbH
sntsssengenDmmeu. Selepbou SDn,b
1854.
- Qrin8 SarnspaI 8oit Der GOs
pinGtpn 5urngsmsinoe. gu ben be-
peaiennitsn geiellihuftlt6en Grsi9nliz
ZEN Der Saiion get0rt ihon ieit Sab
re-. Der WastenbaIl Der Gpotngton
urnoemeinoe uno mu6te Der 81.
MIustentaIl tetne 4usnabme, i'm 8ez
oent6eil er iibertruf ale friiberen. Der
9aa erfreute Iih eines gIan5euoen 8es
fuHes uno nuren Die 6alIen nit 0utrs
lanben uno uItigsn 8latuten bohit gss
IF dmQdpoIl betprirt. - S6on 3ur
;riiben QbenbTtunbe berrfhte Elm rtes
fiaes Mastengepiibl. Die 5uhIreihen
M2csfengruppeu, bic iih einIteQten,
trie6en aQer,et tarneDuliitii6en S6er3.
Wasten aug uQer 9erren 2dne
rer Ddren pertreten unb niegten lid
unermiiolit i'm 1utte Der flotten
1an3ipsiIen. I'm Uitterna6t nuroe
benasttrt, unb brahte bieies manhe
lteberraIhuug fir bic Sbeilne6mer,
o4 piele Wastsn bis gum Iegtsn Que
eenblite ibre Soenttfi3iruns ihabs
ten. - T1s Arrangements aomntlts
Tee, oem bus 0sroienft gebiihrt, Die Qra
ranaements in 70 portreffli6er Deiie
eetrofTen gu babeu, beitaHb aus ben
5eren: 2I6an Wolff 9OriiBer; Sol
gsrlin9, Setretdr, 8. up'tng, S6aB.
rsiIter unb ben 5erren ). 9, 9liHD.
ntcper, Sohn RsbfuB, Wm. 9olpsna
teim unb JObn airit. - Cine beion.
tere 4ttrQttion oss guGss paren biz
.IoiTep Girls" fTrl. Cora uHo 3illit
gBplff uno Rurp Wabls, Die ourA If,
csrdmatpoIles aoftiim alIe anoerer
ytasten in ben S6otten itellten.
- Stabt9ericht. mm. Barton uni
Gptrstt Suu erbielten pes.n 5run.
tenbeit uno gsrstneH gensbmsus ie s.
uEo Roiten. - William Ran erbiel
megen unfugs $25 uno Roiten unb q
Gaqe arbsitsbqus. QDilidm 5lem
ina erbislt rpsgen 9runtsnbeit unl
poli3sipiorisem 8etrassn $50 mi
apiten uno 80 Tags 4rbettsbdus.
s5rant Gosnig, BON Der 2syingtol
pits, fano seitsrn bic Quto 2i3eni
go. 10, ap., unb cine 4utpldmpe, bi
er i'm ppli5eibouptquartier abliefsrts
- @runbeisentbums ubertrasun
gen: Wlarp gDa WenDling 5oefle a
louis Wleper, belnabe Elf Ader Can
am Gliding CLUB. nabe 9enton Sta
tion, 81. - S1aler Bern on Ber
WlsfhbOtpstn, Got So. "a uab 1beiI
Der Got g1r. SO In n. @. Sbaltr'
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0eFduois.
Estisei mad,tt NIT Der @erbaitnHs
pon ,psi jnnsen yuriAeu eiHen
gntea 1ans.

GebeilnpolBiit Games G'grien er,
lpirtse aeiiern eifisn SaitDeiehl aeaen
Den aItb1nbier Soloinon Snslolv,
pom 9,roaospap, nnbe Der g. Sfrabe.
unier Der MnfIaee Der &eblerei. gSie
bereits berihtet, iuaren am Saniltag
sipei III Sahre alie Burden Nainens
gnlprenre Ioclen. BON No. 34i0
Sbabp Zane, unb 5rnin Chamber,
pom go. 1O47 MesIep apenue, DON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04
Canton mnb Benebme.

- Die WittsWinter Examination
bat In ben Dapioner unn Bellsoutr
Shulen geitern beeonnen.
9trr William 8. alett bon Bel
Iepue bat iif Geihdfte halbsr nah
pbilaoslpbid unb Retp Yort bsstbsn.
Di. Campbell gounip gani III
1eaepus feNrte esiiern in entiprs-tns
Der Weiie ben 10. Sabrtsiag bes Be
ftetsus Der Uant.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-04

ten aeitsrn pem poIiaeibtpartemsnt Elm
poIiseisauio unn 8pei Grirn,pclis
3iiten.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-11-13
FERDINAND NEWS.
(Enterprise,)

Mr.. Anil Haener our enterprising
Hardware and Implement merchant,
installed a 5000 player piano in his
home last week.
VIM. Kirby bought the Ito pool
rooms at Ilo Wednesday of this week
and has taken charge. John Schen-
kosky is assisting in invoicing the
stock.
Jos. G. Schaeffer left Monday morn
ing for Lewiston on his return to
Brady, Montana, where he and his
brother Henry have homesteads.
Mrs. Alex Cairncross and Marquis
O'Malley returned from Vollmer Sun
day where they attended the funeral
of Mrs. Mccoy, mother of Mart Ly-
den.
Prof B. l.. Hussman and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday at Keuteryille,
on their return from Grangeville
where the Professor had been attend
ing the teachers institute.
w. J. Adsley left late last week
for Pollock to bring out his house
hold goods and will move his family
onto the Otto Ries farm, Southwest
OF town, which he has leased for the
coming year.
Last Thursday the Royal Neigh
bors gave a surprise party in honor
of Mrs Terwillegar who was to
leave the following Monday. Sand
witches coffee and cake were served.
ALI report a jolly good time.
A. o. Martin brother Of We editor.
left Tuesday morning for the Walla
Walla and Pendleton sections and
may decide to go on as far as Prime
vile, Ore. He is looking at the coun-
try to see If he can find something
to suit him better than Camas Prair-
lie.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-11-13
CITY ORDINANCE NO. 11s.

An ordinance to provide a rate Of
interest which accounts for the con-
struction and repair OF sidewalks shall
bear from the date Of construction
Of such sidewalks and repairs until
the same shall be paid.
Be It ordained by the mayor and
Council Of the city of Grangeville.
Idaho.
Section. /. That where any new
sidewalks have been built or improve
ments to sidewalks have been made
or may hereafter be built or tmprov-
ed by the city Of Grangeville and
charged against the abutting proper
ty-the money expended by the city
therefor shall bear interest at the
rate Of ten per cent per annum from
the date Of completion Of such con-
structcn or repairs until paid.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-11-13
CITY ORDINANCE NO. III.


An ordinance to provide for the open
ing of an alley to run east and
west through Block south of Main
street in Grangeville, Idaho; Pro
viding for the taking of private
property therefor and providing for |
the assessment and payment of
compensation thereof.
Whereas q number of the property |
owners In block 4 south of Main |
street in Grangeville, Idaho, have |
requested that an alley be opened |
east and west through block 4 south |
of Main street, in Grangeville, Idaho,
and whereas 1t appears to the Coun-
Gil and mayor to be necessary for the
public generally and to facilitate the
fighting of fire, now therefore:
Be it ordained by the mayor and
council of the City of Grangeville,
Idaho
Section 1. That an alley be open
ed through block 4 south of Main
street in Grangeville, Idaho, said
alley being more particularly describ-
ed as follows: The center line OF
said alley to be parallel with and
equidistant from the north boundary
line and the south boundary line of
said block 4 south of main street, and
said alley to extend 71a feet on
each side Of said center line.
Sec. 2. That all the lands lying
within the boundaries Of said alley
as described in Sec. /, of this ordin-
ance shall become and constitute a
part of said alley.
Sec. 3 That all property Of what
soever kind and nature lying within
the limits of said alley is hereby
taken and condemned for a public
alley.
Sec. 4. That the city Of Grange
vile, Idaho, shall make the person
or persons whose property shall be
taken or injured on account Of said
alley adequate compensation there
for, such compensation to be deter
mined by five disinterested free hold
ers of said city to be appointed by
the mayor and approved by the coun-
Gil, and who shall, in discharge OF
their duties. act under oath faithfully
and impartially to make the assess
ment to be submitted, and who shall
receive as full compensation for the
making said assessment the sum of
$3.50.
Sec. s. That a certified copy OF
this ordinance be recorded In the Of
flee Of the county recorder Of Idaho
county, Idaho.
Sec. 6. This ordinance shall be
In force and effect from and after
fts passage. approval and publication.
Read first time Nov. 10, 1913.
Read second time Nov. 10, 1913.
Read third time. passed and ap-
proved by mayor. Nov. 10. 1918.
]. FRANK SIMS,
Attest: Mayor.
H. TAYLOR, City Clerk.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-11-13
DENIES PHONE DEAL.

Mrs. Duffy informs us that there -
not a particle of truth In the report
being circulated that the Nez Perce
telephone system Is to be consoltdat-
ed with the Bell line. She says the
report Ii absolutely without founda-
ton and should not be given credencs
by the public.-Cottonwood Chron-
icle.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-11-13

Sec. 2. This ordinance shall be In
force and effect from and after Its
passage, approval and publication.
Read first time Nov. 10. 1913.
Read Second time Nov. 10, 1918.
Read third time. passed and approx
ed by the mayor. Nov. 10, 1913.
j. FRANK SIMS,
Attest: Mayor.
H. TAYLOR. City Clerk.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-11-13
ron GALE on RENT.

Choice live acre tract IN Clarks-
ton. with modern eight room house
ooe-Aalf mile from school. viii con-
cider . trade Tor good farm land N
Idaho county. For further part1cu-
lars enquire Of
+. A. LONG,
att 0rangeville. Ida.
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EXCELLENT DAIRY AND HOG
RANCH.


For sale at a bargain. This Is the
Altering 1917 acres Northeast Of
Grangeville. If sold soon, before rent
ing, price will be greatly reduced.
One tenth cash and first years In
terest In advance, like school land.
Next two years interest only The
third year payments will begin, and
and run for eight years longer. at 7
per cent per annum.
Place well watered and abundance
of wood. The cultivable land Is rich
and productive.
For futher information write or
call upon GEO. NJ. REED, Grange
Vile. Idaho. 1880
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR

Ny residence, one Of the finest In
town. u for sale ct bargain price
and ON easy terms for q short time
only. A part of the furniture u for
sale also. Call any forenoon. mp to 1
O'Clock. DIR. JESSE L. RAINS. 4etf
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Teams wanted to haul gravel. See
Ven Batty. EST
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Stoves lined and repaired at Ches-
ter Arnold's.
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BLACK MARE, 7 YRS. OLD,
WEIGHT 1895.
BAY MARE, 8 YRS. OLD,
WEIGHT 1926.
SORREL GELDNG, 8 YEARS
OLD, WEIGHT 1926.
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Eighteen Head of Horses

BAY GELDNG, 8 YRS. OLD,
WEIGHT 1400.
GRAY MARE, z YRS. OLD,
WEIGHT 1850.
BLACK GELDNG, 8 YEARS
OLD, WEIGHT 1850.
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/ ROAM MARE, 8 YEARS OLD,
WEIGHT 1900 POUNDS.
1 BUCKSKIN GELDING, 8 YR.
OLD, WEIGHT 140O POUNDS.
/ BAY GELDING, Z YRS. OLD,
WEIGHT 1895.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-10
Cultivate Your Mind if You Wish to Be
 Considered Beautiful
By JOHN w. ALEXANDER.
Painter and Critic

D EAUTY intelligence The nseparable When to without artistic standard lions skin You frequently hear WOMAN DESCRIBED AS BEAU IL SHE PRETTY. There s nothing that dreadful than woman who as maured physically
 
 of than the face of But think
  than merely having to paint it. CALLED THE ARTIST ERE A WATCH WITH THE SEEING GLANCE HOST OF SURPRISES SOM IS ILLUMINATED FROM WITHIN BY THE SOULS CANDLE YOU GET
 
 
  I fara to a beautiful she cultivate her intellectual well her physical attributes Then the desired result Today indefnabe the elements the into words? That is what would have to do
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-10

''I am sure that I don't owe you a cent.'' replied Ringing with a smile, for I'll bet that you ate more in the mess tent than you earned. But let's sit down and talk it over.''
 In an hour Ringing had agreed to come to Oklahoma, look over Hamon's s proposition and build the railroad if the enterprise had merit.
 Ringling's Fad.
 Some men of large. wealth .divert themselves by building yachts, sky scrapers or public libraries, as seme- thing apart from their, everyday bus mess. Ringling's fad is the building of short-line railroads, though Hamon did not know it. Ringing has built fifteen or twenty such railroads in different parts of the United States, financing. his own companies. He takes the keenest interest in the growth of rural communities whose resources are undeve1oped, of which there are many throughout the west. He likes farming and owns a ranch of 10000 acres in Montana that pro duced more than $50,00o worth in crops last season, not counting the output of livestock. 4
 Ringing has been in the circus business since he was a boy In that time he has acquired an incredible amount of exact inform ation about every community in the United States No scout from Wall street knows the country so well as Ringing. It is the prime business of a circus to know the lean country and the fat country the density of population, the quality of soil, the amount of rainfall, the varia bleness of crop seasons, and their history for a period of years Even the peculiarities of the people are studied. Nothing escapes the eye of the man who routes the circus, for upon his judgment and informa ton largely depends the. success or failure of a seasons business. In all this John Ringing is master. His mem ory is such that he knows the names and faces of scores of men in all the towns large enough to draw . circus.
 The new railroad company was or ganized with ia capital stock of ST. 5OOOa0 Ringling was elected prssi- dent; J. l.. Hamon, vice-president and general manager; Sylvester Mullens, Ardmore, secretary, and L. V. Fox, Seattle. auditor. The directors are John Ringing, J. L. Hamon, Sy1ves- ter Mullens,s Fred R. Ellis, Lawton, Okla; M. Ringling, New York, and Charles c. Wilson, Chicago.