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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-05-29

Our old friend Jesse Bruce
sends US an irish potato that
Weighs q pounds, and the en-
closed letter. If we were close
enough. the editor would like to
buy a few hundred pounds of
those potatoes at 25cts., Ter hun
dred. A few days ago $500 a
hundred is what new potatoes
were selling at. in Marion.
Enterprise, Ore. May 8. 1918.
Mr.. Marshall Jenkins,
Marion, KY.
Dear old friend:
was a little disappointed in
the way you cut my last letter
as YOU failed to say anything
about the crops here; especially
the potatoes, so | have sent one
to B. F. Walker with instruc-
tons to show you, that weighed
q pounds, l have lots vi them
that large and larger. This one
was raised by my boy, Eddie, on
his place. We have them, by
the tons, are offering them for
25cts., a loo pounds. There was
a large acreage in last year and
consequently an over supply.
They are buying them to feed to
hogs.
My family are all well and so
am l and doing well. You might
have our friend Wolfe see the
potato l mailed to Walker and
tell him this is the way they
grow here with about one fourth
the work he must give them
there to make a half pou a'l,,r.
We are having fine weather
here now every thing is growing
fast, the indications are for
bumper crops.
l notice my old friend W. H.
Crow is back there from Texas,
give him my regards also all the
old neighbors and friends.
Yours Truly
j. F. BRUCE.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-05-29
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
UNION 1T HAEECDSSUPt
Presbyterian CONGREGATIONS il
Historical Town Consolidated.

IarrCd,,vr,. Ky. May q
Rarely has any event in relisiou>
circles in thi, city created 81 vide
spread interest a. the union OF the
two Presbyterian churches which
was formally contaminated Sun
dav. Under cloudless skies and
with a perfect day for such an oc-
casion a tremendous congregation
gathered for the exercises atten-
Gant upon the union. The Rev.
!. G. Hunter, pastor emeritus 81
the i.rmcr Southern congreg@
ton, presided. The opening pray-
er was by Rev. N. Y. p. Geanan.
pastor Of the Northern congreSa
non. and responsive reading OF
the Scripture was led by the Rev
Bunyan Mcleod, pastor OF tn
former Southern church. Tie
Rev. Frank ]. Cheek. OF Danville,
delivered an impressive charge /"
pastors and officers. and Rev. ID.
II. Scanlon. of Richmond, made
the address to the members of the
congregation.
The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. and a
large choir rendered inspiring
music.
The unusual feature Of the un-
ion lies in the fact that it is the
first case in Presbyterian history
since 1865 where two congrega
tions. North and South, have
united upon a basis of official con-
necticn with both the Northern
and Southern general assemblies
similar to the relation sustained
by the Theological Seminary a,
Louisville, which is under the
Joint control of the two synods
North and South. While the con-
gregation is to be represented in
both ecclesiastical courts the two
eo-pastors are to retain their con-
nection. the one with the Northern
and the other with the Southern
Pr.sbyterian. The union has
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-05-29

Lynn, Leonard, 6ds P & T 30
T.arue, w. H., 3Eds p & y -
| nm, w. c., DDS p & T.. 800
--.-.--- -
:,.i:C
Long. Martin. Id p ct. l.5C
Little. Leslie. l13ds = & + p;
Little. Tom. same. ....... D.;
arue. ODDS. l Ga p & r.. Is
Little. w. j., 4Ads p & T 6.7i
L.arue. 7. NJ. Judge OF cleo. 2.Of
Lamb. G.. b., clerk Of elec. 20
Lamb, II. H.. nails ... 81;
Lynn. w. G.. lumber and
repairing bridge ,... 100
lawson, G.. W., & Bro.
lumber ............... ll.U
Same. same ............ l7.0C
Lawson, J. c., same .. 1915
Same. same ............. 1910
Lawson, c.. W., & Bro.
hauling bridge, ... 30,
Same, hauling tile, .. 800
Leaneave. Sam, hauling. 41.U
Lloyd. !. T., service as pa
u u sN.ON
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-05-29

We have three good mich
cows with young calves, for
sale. Terms reasonable.
T. A. Harpending, Salem. Ky.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-05-29
$500
q - wv

A.;llikan, Susie, aid and
support, 8 mos. | $50
Modglin. Willis. aid and
support. 8 mos .. 900
Morrow. +. NJ. building
bridge ................ U.S
Matthews. +. NJ. black
smithing &c .. p
Murphy, Anthony. work
on bridge ............. IL
Matthews. +. NJ. 5dS p &
r Observation-Disclosures. As
Martin. Tom, 2Hds p & I 81
Martin. Geo. same .... 81;
Massey. Isaac. Id = & r.. is
Morrow, T. NJ, 4Hds = &
o. =
Morrow, y. b.. 2Hds = &
T Observation-Disclosures. 3z5
Marley, Will, 5ds S & 7 80
NIayes, c. T., Id = & r.. l.5C
Marble. Ellie, DDS p & T 800
Merritt, Charley, 5ds p. &
i ......... /.SN
Melton. Clarence. 2Hds p
" ......... ......... o|'
Marble, Chas. l1lds p G. T D.;
Mattingly, ]. L., IDS p & T 1850
Millikan, Fred. 21ds p &
......... ....... o|E
hurry, Henry. 3ds p & 7 $50
Moore, Henry, Id S & T $50
Manley, G. H., 2Hds p &
r Observation-Disclosures. 375
Marvel, John. Id P & r.. l.5l
Manley. w. T., 2Hds p G.
T Observation-Disclosures. So
Marvel, Billie, DDS p & T 900
Melton, John, Id P & T.. l.50
Moran, ]. c., 2Hds P & T 3.IS
Mayes. c. NJ, 5ds p & r.. $50
Montgomery, w. p, lHds
S & T ............... 2.25
S25O.75
Millikan, w. W., 1Ods p &
r 1900
Moore, Will; Ids P & 7. :. 800
Moore, ]. H., same ...... 800
Moss, Hulet, 5ds p & T.. $50
Moore, Joe, DDS P & IT,. 900
Metcalfe. Arle, 3ds p & T $50
Myers, Edw., Ads P & T.. 600
Malcolm, Vernon, lHds p.
q L .............. 10
Madrey, Willard, same. -. 2.25
Millikan, w. F., IDS P T 1850
Moore, F. W., same. ..... 6.75
Moore, ]. c., AIDS P & T 6.I5
Mantz, d. B., clerk of cleo. 200
Myers, w. l., lumber. -. 1850
Marley, G. H., lumber. $50
Moore, F. w., same. $50. 8.16
Myers, w. l., same -. 1000
Same, same ............ 1.T
Morrow, T. NJ, putting in
bridge $500
MahuUh Toe aid aud Gin
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-05-29
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II tree i
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-05-29

cauc.ve. Sam, land i.r
roadway ............ 80
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Ell t~11wrktltg ftatnrtr
@rosierer / Stuefbolm inbelper
ret iom iinbsiDs al fine tire
Sbnner.

r@ffaren" / Stocfbolm for St
ben er 6en1e:
Miot / @fai Moaneo for en-
@rosierer Garl 8romo,1 ilt6gibet til
&ofretten EN- langere ffriftlig &lo-
&c ODER ben 8ebanoling, Ser er Die
pet bonn til Del of bons aIlernar-
meite 6amilie, % efter boao +. gts.
rNpa oagliet MIleba1roon" ifriper,
er afferen, Ser oreier Zig ON en-
SnoeIparring Of en- fuloitenoiq
normal &erion, egnet til at frem-
|faloe befDrnreoe 0fefIeftioner ober
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

5af &a1bIitum CT l1oe poa @ooe1 for
at trefte friif 2l1ft. Maar Der 81
peg Signal til, at 6oreitillingen
paa1tp ifaI begp,toe, fblger nan
meo Strpmmet1 og finder meb Get
beo en- tom 8Ia6s. @pnoerlig mo-
ralif er Metbooen 10 lite, men at
ben anoenbes / 1toitraft Maal er
iittert nof.
Spen6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Godt bi||igt Land i Montana,

Hundreder at velstaaende s%kandinaviske
Farmere nedsetter sig i den berpmte Lake
Basin Egn i Nerheden af Broadview, Mon
tana, hvor vi ejer flere Tusinder Acres af
udsegt Land, hvorpaa avles store Afgrsder
Hvede, Havre, Byg, Rug. Hsr og Have
sager. Godt Wand, sundt Rlima, Kirker og
Skoler. vi selger wort Land paa meget lette
Afbetalinger. Skriv paa engelsk efter fri
Pamtletter og kort, eller beseg Broadview
kontoret, naar De rejser til Montana.
ELW0OD LAND CO., (Ejere),
926 Andlus Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
SnowbaI-SuIliyan Co..
Pasadena, California.

Red River Valley Farme.
43 Farmei Norman Co., MINI. 100
til $40 Acres, dyrket og uopdyrket.
Skandinaviske Settlere. Fin lord.
Godt Wand. Skoler og Kirker. I'd
msrkede Veje. Ypperligt Marked.
Rette Priser. L.ette Vilkaar. Skriv paz
engelsk til:
McCrOssen TAFT Land Co..
234 Endicott Bldg, St. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
6nuehatahsnpt.

Oscar UNDERWOOD, &ufets oerno=
fratiitc 6prer, erflprer, at Tolfe=
meningen ifal afgigre, bporuiot
&engepei enet Ifal ton1ll1e ltnoer Be-
Gambling moer inoeperel1be &on-
gresiesiion. @nn iagoe bette efter
CIT &onferens mes &reii6c1,t @il-
ion, og Ell Currency Bill oil anta-
gelig blipe inobragt / &l1iet og Sc
natet poa 6reoag. Sfslee l1noer-
moods &lm bill @rIet optage 8anf-
|forilaget til 9refte(ie og imi6lerti6
gipe Mgt paa ltotalelier / Npiierne
og fra 8orretni1gsfre6ie meo @en=
ipn til Sc oemofrotiife 6orI(og.
6~inansmniiter @caooo, 6or.
man6 Spen og @lais al @uiets
8anftpmite blep Man6ag feroig
nteo set 9opforll lag, lom reprnien=
terer Momtntlt rationcn5 MnIflteli er.
Gen 9on1ite at Se1ratet, iom TO-
reltaar 2obbp=ltnoeri6gel1en, blep
|forbauiet, ga 81. 9. @ore, %lt6giper
al uGoltrier=Mems" / Sarge, % 81.
so. 8afer, 6orretningsferer for
famine @la6, ofgop &i0nesbpro OH
aooenoe Sen &e6oftionsortifel /
9looet forleoen, fon1 @enator
@ront1a opfatte6e JON Gooel ober
|bam, og iom bioferte oeres Sno-
|ltepning. Sc bapoe giort Sen la,1>
|ge @eile til @aibington iom 6elge
|of Senatets StGpning, og begge CT
|flereoe u16er g6, at 6e life bi6ite
noget ON a,1giploe'10e Mrtifel, fsr
|oe Iaa Sen / 8laoet. Sen par fire.
ben, iagoe Sc, al Sanes 81. Met=
caffe al @len6ipe, Mo11t., Ser Mis-
|lertioig por al1iat beo @la6et, ME-
bens @ofer bar %bortrejlt. 8aa0e
More og @afer erflere0e, at 6e If:
lie bap6e nogen .@rltno til at tpiple
poo @ronnas politilfe og pripatf
|Snoer1igbe6. @ore iagoe, at l1o.
|talelierne ontagclig pilbc b[ipe til:
bogefal6t.
@enrp &. Srnaro, "&oein6uitri
lens Sober" og Gicepreiioent fol
Mmericon' Sect Sugar COMPANY
uar bet %for1ten1lte Gione Manbo9
SON fortalte &on1iteen, at Ian Dap6!
el1 2bn al $4,000 Moret, men Al
oct life Dor for nlegislatipt Mrbej
6e".
Srrmrb fao6e, at vfrit Suffcr'
pil0e biofpre Dannelien at cit nj
Sl1ffer=Erl1it Sum Sc 5nfferfabri
fer, Ser bar sen 6pgttgite 9e6elie
biIoe fu1u1e oberlepe ufrit Suffer"
og cit Sommenill,tning of 6isi
mente ban bil6e felge.
&reiioent @ilfon bifal6t / Mat
bags Ell &lan ONT &egieringen!
8pgning af Ell 8a1e / Molfa. Ser
repioere6e Maifa-8in, iom blipe
%inobrogt / Se1ratet al Senato:
%Ghamberlain, operlooer, @refi6en
ten bele 2eoelien al Ser1rbanebpg
ningen / Mlaifa. CIT obligations
%,tolteoelie at $40,000,0 900 fam
@rug al Observation-Disclosures
btl, ifeIge 2open, blipe tilite6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Land Georgia.

snaa Trakte1 af land McDuftie
County store Plantager. med 9unstig Be
nggenhed og dyrkede, fra SIS til s25 pr. Acre
fine L~andcveje, idealt Klima, fin
Befolkning. Korn, Romuld. FruRt 90 Gron.
saeer vokser til Fuldkommenhed. Fri Pam
flet: Skr1wuaa enRelsk til:
President Beard Of Trade, 1hemsea, Ga.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Ki0b en- Farm

Mejeri. og Kartoffel-E gneni bedste Grss-
LAND; god Jord; rieelist Wand: tart we'd goue
Marksdsr Meierier Landpoet: brends Ell
pr. Acre. Sskriv paa en1elsk til: ARCH b.
RAY. (aoved-k ontor) Madison. Wis, og
Clear Brook, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Grtattr Nft1, Nnrk.
@maaupt fra Ben oanite aoloni.
M6resien.

Ser blep forle6en Dulot ct Meoe
/ 4rolpect Sail, 8rootlpr1, angaaen=
oe cit M6resie til @e11ernlfoniul
@lan, ser on ca. 5 Tiger refer til
|Danmart for at opertage cit &oit
iom ~3epartementscbef / l10enrigs=
minilteriet.
Sm Moresien bar ser Sen ielp=
fslgelige @1tigbeo, iom maa Der
lfe, bbor cit &oulld / 8 Mor bar
itaaet / ct iaa nprt 6orbolo til ben
banife &oloni, iom 9ilfeloet ct
fer. Mel1 mon @r. Clan iffe bill
|6e bape gle0et fig mere ODER Mores=
fen, ,1aar Fan funoe faa 6en iom
Ell SperraIfelfe?
Mon oct roget nn6et Ste6 fu,1=
Sc tenfes, at 6orbanblingerne ON
EFT iao6an Moresie offel1tliggioroes
og- at clpe M%6resfen o f
fentliggisres fIere tiger
|fgr sen ifaI ooerreffes?
3aft og Taftfplelle er aabenbart
ct noget elaltiif 9egreb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
1887. % boooe@ be iioite q Nar
rapporteret til 5tanton glpe. &oli-
tiitation.

SaffN$S]| Ss0S. 49,
|tiitation.
81. stefans ~1tusbOmsforeuinsS
Blagfea / @gnbogs / @nibington
3orf bar belt igjennent en- ualmin-
belig pellptfet Mffere. 8tbliotbe=
Tar S. @br. @aps 6oreorag par
opermaaoe interesiant, ligeiom De
optreoen6e @11nitnere, Srf. 2arien
% ST.. @cbacf biorog megti9t til
5eitens Gorberligelie. So 8eieget
par go6t, baober III ser bliper ct
pG1t Dberifl16 til 6et imlttfe 6or=
mail: Miblan6 @eilfole.
9bosfalo. S Sirsoags BEN II.
6s. fanot ser / @dlballo &all Ell
Observation-Disclosures @teo for Mr=
beiosmano Moos g. @anien. Off
0g0e, mm1geaarigt Meolem al
r@alballa", bap6e / le,1gere St6
pGret i10lngt paa 0af 6oreit Sa-
natorium for Sinosipge. Ser
gior6e ct pluoieligt Mnfalo fi6itle=
ben l1ge @n6e poa bans 2ip. Ma6s
g. @onien bar blan6t 8re6rene
pelogtet og aniet fom en- itrebiom
Grbeioer - ban bab6e iaale6es |
flere Star peret al1iat beo Mmeri=
com Bridge So. i en- betroet Stil=
lima.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Syd!ige California.

PALmOALB ACRES. i Los Angeles Comm
ty, 6S Mil nord for Los Angeles City, i den
rige og fruRtbare ANTELOPE VALLEY.
Enhver Acre og riRelig ForsyninR
Distrikt fra Psrer, 4sbier. Ferskener or an
den FruRt; god Profit isH0ns oR Kalkuner.
ldealt klima under CALIFORNIA; sollyse Him
and OPP til Hovedlinien af Southern Pacific
Tryksager. s~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Har De betalt

49,
Mbonnementspenge til 8laoet for
iioite slar % ct Nlar / 6orifuo?
Spis lite, iaa gigr set nu!
rSSllntreret 6amilie-Somrnal" no.
fommer bper Maane6 og foiter so
Gents Maret, men gipes fom Bre.
mie til Notwithstanding Abonnen.
ter paa bette 8la6. @i gtper ingen
af16en 8remie.
Nbonnenter ! Canada n1aa beta'
lie 15c Maret for efgtra Eorto.
2igeleoes sS5noe1bpsabontter1ter
Mtin1neopoIis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
En- f6rste KIasses Ko|oni-TraN

i SURPRISE VALLEY, Modoc CO.. California.
5000 Acres samlet. Flere Sat code ByR-
ringer; Familie. Frugthaver; flere hundrede
Acresproducerende Alfalfa. Fr1, H0 Korn.
Jernbane over Landet linden ct Aar. Bedste
Resten med 2 pct. Renter. Pris SIS 90 Acren.
vii seige 1 rmindre Areal. skriv paa engelsk
till Fret /. Lyon, codsrvillo, Gait.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
En- fri Frugthave.

Skriv straks efter Oplysning og ner-
mere Enkeltheder ON, hyorledes en- FL
gengaard j Texas Gulfkyst- Landet kan
faas fnt. BENSON
LAND COMPANY
312 Harris Trust Bldg, Chicago, III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

UnRe Me9ndMl
Montana tilbyder EderAnledninger
som er langt Store end Elders Faedre
havde her for ii Aar siden. ~Interessant
Literatur ON Montana sendes frit, we'd
at skrive paa engelsk til: Oscar Y. RoWnd.
Corn Exchange Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
.Ghuagn.

y@albal(as" Direftion bar u6=
ienot Snobp6elle til Meolemmerne
til Gegning al 8onoS til oe1 fore
itaaenoe itore l16pioelie al Sore
ningens 8pgningsfomplefs.
st MT 8lab, rNorif l1ngoom" /,
er begpnot at n6fomr1e i Chicago
unoer &aitor Mesptgs &e6aftion.
8laoet er Organ for set norIf-lu-
tberlte l1ngbomsforbun6 / Chicago.
9posfalb. Sacob Gbriitenien, en-
al Toreningen r@alballa"s Stif-
tere, afgif peb Gp6e,1 ben lite 6S.
|iom 6glge at 8looitprtning. Of
|oboe, Der bar feot / 8eifaI Sogr1.
Ebnoer Mmt, Ssnoeriplla1uo, bon
nnfatb Chicago olti ioet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

Land 4 a..
1000 Acres, Yellowstone Valley, Montana. 50 til 100 Procent kan ploj-
es med Dampplov, alt rig, hugtbar Jord. Beiggende fra 6 til 6 Mil fra N.
P. Banens Hovedinie og code Dyer: Ps Sc I'll SIS pr. Acre. Betnpelser.
en- Iiendel kontant Resten !ie Afbetainger med 6 Procent Renter. Her er
DeHs Anlednlng til at fordoble Deres Penge paa smaa Udbetalnger. Vii de-
lie 800 og $40 Acres Trakter. Sknv pa engelsku til:
o. HEDlN, 65 Security Bank Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
Elnn1nn.

Meoens man / peltlige Stater
bar bol0t oo,1if Glagoag, er ser In
gen fer / 8pen (eller fer / 9iten),
iom bar TENT paa noget i famine
Metning. 81 er aobe,tbart life rig
tia mes upon Mo6erne".
@ips.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20
@eniabe6er.

Mon bor / oen li6Ite Sis bort
mango forargeoe l1otalelier ont Sen
Maaoe, buorpao ct Har pitlige Me=
nigbeoer offeutligt bar u0luftet 6e=
res pripote Mfferer: S &artz
;for6 bar man paa Grpf fren1iot og
a%ien6repet @e1fploniuger ON
r@raft" / Sorbinoelie mes &ipbet
al ct Srgel, og / cit @abobp, bpor
&reit og @enigbe0 life elifer bi1=
moen, bor man palgt ct 9la6s
Spalter til &eferat al 6e pasiere=
Sc 8egipenbe0er. Ct set, itrergt
toget, pasien6e? ST set / inoerlie
ueie Sperensltemmelle mes Sen
|9ere, Ser lfuIoe bore @obeonerper
Il ct imltft og yarmouth Menigbe6s=
|Itb2
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

SanmQrfS 6orl bar.
Sen fer / @pen efsiIteren0e
6orluarstomite iagttager en- mer-
felig 3a1ts6eo; fun bar man / 6is=
lie Gage bort Sc poerft ipagfGroige
Gfteroenninger al tioligere Sor:
bal1oli1eers @pl9egang, t0et en @r.
&11ierim, iom bar en- %operoroe1tliq
breiig og fraitgoen0e Moa6e at 1,6.
trpffe fig paa, bar frapet oe til
0anmarfs 6oripar inotegneoc Sc;
lpb betalt fo11tant.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-20

SelDIpl9eltg OIL Wd Iruls
ipprge mig, bpor0m1 ,na1 ber /
&aris berer Jig as n1c6 at fomme
gratis / Sbeatret, og 6esperre mao
jeg meloe &os operfor oette
Spbrgsmaol. Seq fjenoer nemlia
life Metbooen eller foritaar / alt
SSol6 life at o11penoe oen. @opeo=
faqen er imi61erti6 at fjenbe 6olf,
iom poa en eller anoeu Maaoe
floor / 6orbinoelie mes G6eatret
st onoet probat Miooel er at bore
i 8elioel1e al cit topmoalt 6rGfbe>
:og la6e, iom ONT man bar @et til at
forlange Ell 6ribtllet 116leDeret oef
&asien. Sptrp6er man me6 6el
%fornpone 8eltemtbe6, og iom ONT Sci
bar ber1 natltrligite Cog al @eroe1,
bliber 8illetfosiereren iom &ege]
bl1peret og uoleperer Sen emifeoe
Billet. Men til at a,tpen6e bette
Mt66el me6 ct go0t &eiultat, b6rer
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
Up One Step
It Waits You

There's step between you and the greatest of cereal
delights That step Tell grocer send Pulled Wheat
Pufed Rice.
Then thin porous grans-eght times normal sze-wil
greet the folks your table
Grains that steamexpoded- with myriad cells
Bubbles of grain airy, crisp fragile, with like
toasted nuts.
And you'll all that readycooked cereal onehalf
delightful morning table
Some with and sugar.
Some mix the grains with fruit
They are used like nutneats candy making
garnish to ice
meals children them dry, sometimes csped
in butter
supper dish countless homes Pulled Grains
milk These whoegran morsels cr1sper than
crackers, and four times porous as bread
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-01-10
COMING TO
BLACKFOOT
United Doctors
Specialists .
Will be at the Cottage Hotel, Wednes-
day, Jan. 18th and will Remain
One Day Only.
Remarkable Sussess of These Ta'en-
ted Physicians in the Treatment
OF Chronic Diseases.
OFFER THEIR SERVICES
FREE OF CHARGE

The United Doctors licensed by
the state of Idaho for the treatment
of deformities and all nervous and
| chronic diseases of men, women and
children, offer to all who call on this
trip consultation, examination, advice
free, making no charge whatever, ex-
cept the cost of medicine. All that
is asked in return for these valuable
services is that every person treated
will state the result obtained to their
friends and thus prove to the sick
and afflicted in every city and local
ity, that at last treatments have been
discovered that are reasonably sure
and certain in their effect.
These doctors are considered by
many former patients among Amer
ica's leading stomach and nerve spe-
cialists and are experts in the treat
ment of chronic diseases and so great
and wonderful have been their re-
suits that in many S it is hard in
deed to find the dividing line between
skill and miracle.
Diseases of the stomach, intestines,
liver, blood, skin, nerves, heart spleen
kidneys or bladder, rheumatism, scia-
tia. ~.bed-wetting, leg ulcers, weak
lungs and those afflicted with long
standing, deep seated chronic diseases
that have baffled the skill of the
family physician, should not fail to
call.
According to their system no more
operations for appendicitis. gall
stones, tumors, goitre or certain
forms of cancer, They were among
the first in America to earl the name
of "Bloodless Surgeons" by doing
away with the knife. in the treat
ment of these dangerous diseases.
If you have kidney or bladder
trouble bring a two ounce bottle Of
your urine for chemical analysis and
microscopic examination.
Deafness has also been cured in
sixty days.
No matter what your ailment may
be, no matter what others have told
you, no matter what experience you
may have had with other physicians
it will be to your advantage to see
them at once. Have it forever settled
in your mind. If your case is incur
able they will give you such advice as
may relieve and stay the disease. Do
not put off this duty you owe your
self and friends or relatives who are
suffering because of your sickness, as
a visit at this time may help you.
Remember this free offer is for one
day only.
Married ladies must be accompan-
led by their husbands and minors
with their parents.
Office hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
29-2p. adv.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-01-10
DIR. WINSHIP TO LECTURE IN
BLACKFOOT.

AS the fourth number Of the High
School Lecture Course, DR.. A. e
Winship CT Boston has been secured
to give his famous lecture on Get
Ting into the Game" The hundreds
and thousands who have heard this
famous lecture are of one accord as
to it's merits. 1t has inspired and
thrilled vast audiences all over the
country. DR.. Winship, himself, a
man of world fame, ssure lis thai
he considers this the best effort of
his life in the lecture line.
Not often has Blackfoot been Wis
tied by a mar who has been instru-
mental in shaping the thought of the
whole country as has DR.. Winship.
The high school management is pre-
pairing to seat 700 people at this lee
ture as it is desired that every one
in the town may have an opportunity
to hear a truly great man in a fam
GUS lecture.
The price of admission has been
reduced to twenty-five and thirty
five cents. Do not forget the date
January 18th, eight o'clock.