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Dawn.

Dawn.
 A small house had been erected near the Crystal Lake. It had two rooms and kitchen. that was all; but it had been pleasantly and we'll fur nished with everything lone woman might want. When Napoleon assisted Rositta from the aerodromone he led her into the pleasant living room She followed him obcdiently, as if in a trance, seating herself in the chair indicated without word
 "This is your future home, Rositta, ? he said, simply.
 She did not reply, but sat looking out the window. at the clear lake and the steep mountain sides that over shadowed the little valley forbidding ly. A strange fire shone in her eyes. and stepped to the window. She looked out at the beautiful green fo- liage and the blooming flowers for q long time, and Napoleon did not dis turb her. Her actions commended re- speet.
 a dEptdt Eu Ou ueE ldGbt d smile that reminded Napoleon of his own mother; it expressed mother love, the most holy of all
 'See-see how green the grass isl How blue the sky is! How mild the air, and the water of the La2o di Mag giore is as smooth as a mirror" She beckoned to Napoleon. Just look at that sweet little girl, see how she runs on the shore-she is after a butter fly. Don't you see her, man! Don't you see herr" She gasped these last words hoarsely and grasped Napole- ons arm. A nameIess terror had his noble soul in it's grip.
 Answer me, do you see herr" She began to sob. "Ah, don't say no--say you see her. She is my own little girl She is good and not like her mother She is good, say! She must be good to be happy" She sobbed wildly Turning to Napoleon she screamed Speak! Oh. speak to me, or I shall go mad entirely"
 He took her hands in his and in 2 mild voice said: "Rositta, be quiet you don't know what you are saying.'
 She pushed him away. A wild look came into her eyes.
 You fiend! You have killed me, and I'll kill you now," Her hand slipped into her bosom and a short gilt Venetian dagger glistened bright ly. She darted forward blindly and just missed Napoleon. Her dagger struck the wall fercely. The blade broke and fell with sharp clink to the floor The next moment she faint. ed in Napoleon's arms.
 He carried her to the sofa and brought fresh water to revive her
 For two long hours her soul tray. eled through unknown regions where there is neither time nor distance When she opened her eyes again she was not the same youthful, vivacious Rositta. She had become old
 She did not speak for a long time, and Napoleon had the patience to await her pleasure. notwithstanding his neglected duties at Washington
 At last she sat up and said weakly:
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GOING TOO FAR.

''That militant snlrracette insists on going without food"
 "Yes." replied the bystander. Her example is very unfortunate. Some of the monopolies are doing great deal to persuade us to eat less. But l don't sec what's to be gained by teaching the public to go without food altogether.
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schools and every one present spent a very enjoyable afternoon. After the meeting closed it was decided that next Tuesday after noon we lay asde our Bible study and have a business meeting and every member is expected to be present,
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AGAINST THE EDITORIAL RULE
Reason Enough Why Missouri Editor Did Not Publish an Orig
 inaI" Poem.

''rhat was terrible slip of the pencil my stenographer made,' said Senator Sorghum.
 'ln the speech you recently had printed =
 Yes. I said I was guided by Nox Populi. She had it written VoS Poekelbook' p - Washington Eve hing Star.
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Services at Union church Sun day will be as follows: Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m.;; preach ing at l a. m. and at z:3O ?. m. B. Y. P. U. at 4 o'clock D. m Everybody is urged to attend any of these services.
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E. L. Bryant tells the greatest snake story of the season. and says hs has it from reliable authority Parties were hunting in Ouachita bottom few days ago when one of the party, negro, stepped over log onto a rattle snake which b;t him on the calf of the leg, tearing the flesh badly. The other men attacked the snake, but before they could kill it the negro was dead. The snake had 62 rattles and weighed 162 pounds. s.-Tri-County Advocate.
The Huttig news., 1913-09-20

The Missionary Tea met at Mrs. Kings Tuesday afternoon with 2l
 members and IA visitors present. The meeting opened by singing Stand Up for Jesus;' scripture reading, 2nd Psalm, followed by an interesting program on mission
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There are 12 prisoners, five white and seven colored. confined in the county jail at FL Dorado awaiting trial at the coming term of Circuit court which meets next Monday.
The Huttig news., 1913-09-20

T, B. Weaver arrived home Wednesday afternoon from a trip through the east. Mrs. Weaver will spend month at St Louis be- fore coming home.
The Huttig news., 1913-09-20

There were 26 bales of cotton gin- ned in Union county from the crop of 1915 prior to September l as compared with 6 bales ginned prior to September 1, 1912 ac- cording to the report of c. R. Duncan to the Bureau of the Census.
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Tbe regular weekly meeting Q. the Woman's Home 'lission Society held at the Union church Monday afternoon proved quite interesting although conducted along usual lines. There were 12 members present.
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A. c. Fish left Tuesday for a business trip to Chicago and will visit his mother a few days at Springfield, H., before returning to Huttig.
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Auditor c Howard, wife and daughter arrived home Sunday from New Orleans where MT. Howard went to meet them as they were returning from a visit in Mississippi.
The Huttig news., 1913-09-20

P H, McVicker and wife ef Farmerville visited their daughter. Mrs. D. w. Spencer, west of town last week, Mir. McVicker is 85 years old and as active as most men many years younger.
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No. 666

This is prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or cHiLLS X FEvEs. Five or six doses will break any case. al J if taken then as tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or Sickcn. 25e
The Huttig news., 1913-09-20

E. L. Ware, bookkeeper for the Wisconsin Lumber Company is visitin with relatives at Aberdeen. Miss.
The Huttig news., 1913-09-20

R. M. simms left Saturday for Vidalia, La. where he will teach school the coming term.
The Huttig news., 1913-09-20

Berkshire pigs for sale. Males $500 each. See A. c. STEPHENSON or FRANK KNOX, Huttig, Ark.
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Mrs. G. s. Farmer left last Sat urday for Clio, to join her husband who is saving there now.
The Huttig news., 1913-09-20

If you have any real estate for sale list same with C. A. Berry, of Huttig, who will sell same for you
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The Fall Term of the Union Circuit Court will convene in FL Dorado next Monday.
The Huttig news., 1913-09-20

pr. J. E. eashin left Friday for a visit with his brother in Okla homa.
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 s. Local News of the Week.

For sale No. 4 lumber Sl.OO per load. UNION SAW MILL Go.
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Sometimes an old man doosr't use glasses; he drank from bottle.
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CHAPTER XXlV.

lT 193 eY WaeHA1AN IN T UNITED aTATts AND efT BRITTANY
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Wheat leave
Thursday for Winter Park, Florida
10 De the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
X. List.
Alice and Geraldine Helfenbine OF
Akron. o, are guests OF their grand
parents In the East End.
Roy H. Naylor. secretary of the
board or trade. leaves today for Char
lesion. where he will spend several
days
Attorney Ben l.. Rosenbloom is
spending a few days in New York city
on business.
Walker kreider. a we'll known riv.
erman and former attache at tine To-.
cal wharf beat. shipped on the tow.
boat Jim Wood yesterday and will
work as deckhand
w. I Nicholl returned yesterday
morning from business visit in Co
lumbus. q.
Edward i. Hughes. an aspirant for
thN local postmastership. is spending
a few days IN Washington. ID. C.. look.
ing after his interests.
Leo '. laFlam will go TO Charleston
today 10 lobby for the wori.meu'S com
pensation act which Is 10 be consider
ed by III" legislature
Miss Alberta Robinson Of the East
End is the guest OF friends in Parkcrs-
burg
Charles Hughes Of s.. Clairsville
was q business visitor IA the CITY yes
ferday
Mrs l.. =. jackson has returned ~
her HON" on The South Side after an
extended visit with relatives in Day
ton. O.
Miss Marie Porterfcld Of Charles.
Ton is me guest or friends on The Is
land
ID BARLEY Of Pittsburgh vas bus
mess visitor go she CITY ycsierday.
Mr. and Nj l. r. Stone. Ilr
William y stone Mr.. and Mr.
fcnry , jones and Mrs y r.. stone
leave this week for Florida. whore
they VIII remain until spring
Mary. IN" little daughter Of Mr.
ana Mrs. Fred ROderus. H. 900 ~ her
home. ON the Island
ll"ut. ana Mrs. Jones. OF Wes.
Point. vii leave for ne PHILIPPINES
when their son Na-tcr William r.
covers from an illness ~ meas'os
Major and Mrs. p W Alstaetter.
Curtis liorr and Nr Dunbar com
Io-ed party. which i'n Tor Ncr
YORK CTS on Saturday and 80 led for
Panama TODAY 10 inspect tho I'iu..nr
Canal and c1jcv n vacation VA Tor
Al-''aft"r aud NJ Born viii inspect
carefully that work 81 tho Canal.
which 90 interest to civil snciu-
s're
Miss Lizzie Iamison returned 20
h'r home o. Norrautovu. I1sf even.
~ after spending several DAYS VII
friends in thi- cItr
William Tarh"r. cf Zares,ila. d.
rrndirI several DAYS .. the city ss
fl" guest 40 friend. and relatives
Everett p Robinson. secretary 81.
fhr WhnrI'ur. 'nf.r-fate baseball ,i.H.
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Inns. another drunk who was lettering
were given a month on the hill Harry
Hart and John Doe. two disorderlie-
no we're taken from the Senate no.
tel. forfeited the bond put MP for tIeir
appearance. DoccO Lapino. an IfaI.
lar loiterer vas given sentence
which viii confne him fifteen da, 5.
while Fulmcr Dryden. another loafer
was given month
Mrs. Jane Kline Of Twentieth street
woman over % years of age, charg-
% with intoNication. was ordered 70
report 20 the Judge every Saturday
evening ~ o'clock for one year She
b. tho moi ler % three children. one
% ifhew. q hoy ~ fourteen years. an
rcaring 900 court with her
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attended the meeting yesterday al
Steubenville.
John +. Finnegan and several other
night fans from this city. we're at the
r.ng-side in Steubenville. last evening
witnessing the carnival OF bouts stag.
ed there.
John Arbenz, member of the house
OF delegates, has returned TO Charles.
ton, after spending several days with
his family in this city.
Misses Sarah Jackson leaves today
Tor Washington. Pa. where she will
attend the Observation-Disclosures ball.
Miss Wilma knoke. of the South
side, has returned from a visit with
friends at ST. Clairsville.
MISS Lizzie Wright. Of the South
Side has been i'll for the past few
days
- Mrs. James Baker Of Beverly. W.
Va. and Miss Jean Talbot. OF E.lkins
VINO have been the guests of Miss I.or.
T,ta Heiner. are guests OF friends in
Falrmont
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and Miss Gertrude Minor have re.
turned To their hines in the Grove
after visiting at Hundred. w. Va,
for few days.
The eXcavating for the Maurer res.
idence in Hazelwood. was started yes.
terday morning.
Lester Nermilion. the popular mo.
torman on the G. d f.. G.. has been
appointed deputy sheriff
Mrs. !. J. Miller. OF woodsdale. has
left for Cleveland TO spend n week
with friends and relatives.
The foundation for the new drug
store at Woodsdale. has been started.
Mrs. Andrew Reuther. OF Patterson.
has accepted a position as ticket
agent az the Majectic Theatre.
II: c. Ulrich. manager of the Behr.
ems store. at WOodsdafe. is rejoicing
over finding his fox hound. which
was found on the Dallas Pike yester-
day.
Dan Miller. Of Edgineton. has ac-
cepted position at the Slender
barber shop.
John Seitz. of Pittsburgh. is Wis
iting friends and relatives at Glen
wood for a few days.
M1s. John Hertel is confined TO her
home in Fulton. on account OF sick
ness
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Chas. Riley, of Mound city. was a
business caller in Dallas yesterday.
Jack Pitcher has resigned at the
Slender Barber Shop. in the Grove.
Louis Halter. Sr.. is confined TO his
home AT Woodsdale. in a serious con
dItiOn
Mrs. Louise Seamon. Of Marietta
Ohio. Is visiting her aunt Mrs. Amelia
Foster. az Glenwood. for a few DAYS
Mr. and Mrs. n. g.. Kraft of Over
brook. are the proud parents OF a
baby girl. which arrived Sunday
night.
VIII and Frank Nickerson and
Herb Robinson. all Of Park View.
will leave this morning for Majors.
vile. on a hunting and trapping ex.
petition.
Miss Cora Adams has resigned her
position AZ the Majestic Theatre.
G.. =. Molter. who has been con
fined To his home az Woodsdale. for
the last few weeks. is IMPROVING
nicely.
Miss Lucy Minor. Miss Lucy Hess
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BEST COUGH MEDICINE FOR YOUNG
AND 0LD---0NE THAT ALWAYS CURES
Chamberans Cough Remedy Is nquestonab Cough
Medicine in Use. Ask Any One Who Has Tried

You can gain some idea 81 the
value Of Chamberlain Cough Rem
ody and Of The esteem In which % Is
held by those Who have been cured
bv D. bv reading the following ~
tracts from their letters. but 20 know
ii- real value requires personal
trial
Mrs. Richard Ree1. Manchester. =
5 writes. Ny morrcr haVins used
thambcrlains Couzh Remedy for q
number ~ years With satisfactory 70
suits. ! did not hesitate 20 give ~ 20
NY lt'i" gisi q gear or So ago when
she raurh' ~ severe cold and fr-
vcipped dreadful cough 7 found
thambarifing Ccugn Remedy e..
r"rilr 90 HnythinE 90 rhaf line chat
800 had prev icusly used 20 our family.
One dose gave wy daughter relief
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READ THIS OFFER

we Guarantee Partisan SAGE 70 Cur.
panoruh. Stop Falling Hair or Itch.
no OF the Scalp. in Two Weeks. O,
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american makers Of Partisan Sage
me above II an offer We are mos,
proud 10 make II is an offar that no
man or woman need be ashamed m
accept Partisan Sage is the quickesf
"ti'n= and most rejuvenating hair re-.
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Its magical qualities have made 4,
cCced
n is tho only hair restorer sold with
hn absolute guarantee 10 cure daDd.
run. stop falling hair or itching OF the
s'aIp ~ cures dandruN by killing tho
ierlns. and u kills item so prompfIv
wat me most skep;iCal give IL floir
Narmcsi praise.
But Partisan SAGE Is more than a
cure for dandrun it will make hair
trpN on any head where the hair
HuLh Us not altogether dead
We want every reader az tho
W hccI1E lufolligcuCcr To know thai
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nN'gofeii1g ind refreshing. that DO
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And 10 Tho lad .a- NO wish 10 ON
II a-izr fhe fact that Partisan SAGE is
'" ou.F hair ionic Iu tho world guar
Fte"n ~ make ire hair grow luNuri-
ant. soft and beautiful
iIf cirl With tho Auburn nair is on
'H' outs O" Rage ~ every hofffa
q. F1r'-irr sage Sold ~ drug etsrcz
it toilet counters everywhere Tor
ITO q f'- lar-e bottle 40,
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HYOMEI
will end
CATARRH
You've Tried Ointments.
Sprays and Douches and
Failed, Now Breathe Thin
Balsamic, Germ Destroy
;pu Al
ny bother with makeshifts,

Why bother with makeshifts,
Booths HYOMEI has cured thous
ands upon thousands OF acute and
chronic cases OF catarrh without
stomach dosing.
IL viii cure you IL you are liberal
enough TO give IL a chance.
III you could afford the time and the
expense OF a visit to the Eucalyptus
fcrests of inland Australia. YOU could
soon get rid OF catarrh.
Booths HYOMEI brings to your
home the same pleasant healing germ
destroying air that you would breathe
In inland Australia.
Complete HYOMEI OUTFIT is sl.OO
ard extra bottles. II later needed, are
30 cents. The little booklet in OUTFIT
gives simple instructions for use and
also explains the HYOMEI yapor
treatment which many use in con.
junction with the inhaler with won
derful results.
Al Pharmacists worthy the name
sell Booths HYOMEI.
IL a dealer Is not convenient mail
orders will be filled charges prepaid
by Booths HYOMEI Co. Buffalo. y. Y
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9UT.TEE-PIKB
Epstsin Ossth-


a, Inc many friends of Dr. Ephriam
~. Epstein formerly of West Liberty
ana Bethany. but now of Chicago. will
DC sorry TO hear OF his sudden death.
"nicn came at $40 Sunday evening.
he was In his eighty fourth year.
ana Was Ill but short while. deat n
oeins due to infirmities OF old age.
I've was born and raised In Russia, and
was married to his first wife there.
.ney having but one child who now
yves IN that country. After his wife's
'ea,h ne came to this country and
settled In Cincinnati. o.. where he
married again to Mss Helen Gryer.
mere being eight children. five girls
ma three boys. They are Mrs. Frieda
sircn, OF Florida: Mrs. Geo. oldham.
Triadelphla: Mrs. A. W. Curtis, Of
Snerrard: Mrs. Edw. Wadde.l. who
now resides In the west; Leo. of DE.
troit and George and Ruth who re-
side at home.
beinE too old TO practice OF late
yeais. ne mas been In the employ OF a
MeuiesI Journal. Interpreting
me funeral arrangements have not
yet been completed.
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and before she had used one bottle
she was cured"
Mrs. Joseph Anderson. Manchester.
y Y. writes. In the Spring Of 1905
when my two girls had VhOopiug
cough. the only medicine gave them
vas Chamberlain's Cou4h Remedy u
relieved their spells OF coughing voh.
d"rfuliy They liked 20 take 30 ~ 10
las q pleasant taste When given
freely - directed there Is Hf'Ia
danger from the disease"
Mr. charlie Thurbpr. Ro-ton. y
y. writes q have found Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy fo he inst
splendid for coughs and roldr o.
has been used 300 our family m auI
on ior Eve years ard has never failed
to AFFORD qu.ek rri.r- or 20 encci cd
positive cure Adj.
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FLORIDA
LA BELLE PARK, FLORIDA
Place Where Your Present Effort
viii Actually Bring You in Ten
Times AS Many Dollars.

You don't have to spend all you make
In summer To- purchase coal aud heavy
clothing in winter. 80 snow 10 shovel.
no expensive doctor bills AZ la Belle
Park. You can LIVE Ike Gods
creatures were intended to live. not
merely EXIST
There's sunshine lots or IT, There's
fresh air. lakes. beautiful skies and
scenery-theres hig FISH. worthwhile
game. swimming. hoatiug-And best or
All There's Big MONEY TO be Made
There And that means Contentment.
At La Belle Park are all the elements
necessary To- produce the finest grape
mutt and oranges The famous La
Belle Park combination sO!i-the right
altitude. well-distributed rainfall-nne
drainage. No wonder citrus fruits ar.
nourishiuE there No wonder we can
furnish letters showing astonishing IN
zones that have been earned and are
being earned there today.
You can paw 81 per Acre down and 81
per Acr" per month. You can move
on the land after tine first pay ment our
Cub Plan saves YOU 50 20 SIS per acre.
You place your young orange and
grape fruit trees Then YOU put our
beans. cuCumberS. onions Watermelons
or sweet potatoes betW cen the rows
NegetahleS keep YOU going They furn-
iSh your living expenses. They pay for
YOUR land. And all the time our grap.
cong. soon they'll be producing the
huge results
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Council MEETING.

SSthe time Is fast approaching for
me newly elected councils to take
their oaths OF offic,. the various can
ildates Tor the positions open. are
Getting their men into line. Not much
interest liz being chow i- an. If .ha
towns except Elm Grove and Pat.
terson. Fred Heusei mas no Oppose
non Tor the town sergeant job. while
Martin Ewing and ,Taroes p.,.ts orc
Tying conclusions for the street COM
missioner job.
In Elm Grove the candidates for
serseant are: Ollie Butler and Chas.
eeioert. while those running for street
commissioner are Taylor Keller. Gus
Seisler and Harry TAYLOR
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"a
and at first caught only fugitive glimpses Of her he
tween strapehangers She the trmmest of tail
ored suits and simple but chic waist; a Thoroughly
stylish hat was placed the right angle on her cham
lngy nuhed gray hair. And then. just was saving
10 myself. well that womans husband and children
must be proud of her" group OF straphaneers moved
on and gave a full face view
Whereupon I changed my mind
For the vomans face completely marred NV
very ugly mouth -
II was one Of those tight. hard mouths that spo,I
'he pretiest faces II wasn't an essentially ,gIy
shape-in fact. it probably ypretty once upon
time.-but IL had evidently been distorted into i,s
present condition by the temperament OF its owner
truly Lnr or..II.,..
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"N-
how YOU are anw student of faces
in the
IN ho S%orn everywhere you
wv ,I er. hao's and temperments of their
no" many light mouths how
U mouths how naughty When
a
nndnS Wild flower a pavement
rave you noticed how n
as az least ten straight
me owner OF that mouth has the
of
ives write themselves
cesrnes W II
me hardness OF some mouths Mouths advertise
What aboutyo
a orniy n
Look nd see
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NINE OFFENDERS
RACED Judge Hurdt in Police Court
yesterday Morning-Eieht Were
DRINKS or Disorderlies

'ITunk5. disOrderlies ana Iolterers
eight Of them faced Judge Hundt in
police court Yesterday morning. much
10 Their sorrOw. but for the good 81
mo community at large. Bill Smith
ard Jef Chapman. "stews gathered
IN by Officer Hilderbrand. John I.
sullivan. quite different snecimen
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Harvester rncorpornted.

TRENTON. y. !. Jan. ss-.Articic-
IN operating the International Har-
Nestet corporation with an authorized
capital Of $1,000" GOO were files with
the fecfetary 80 state this Afternoon.
th- iuturu"r tors being men actively
'orne"tct with tho International Har-
Nfsi"I company. conc .ru already
chartered under the laws Of New Jersey
coo.
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The excavating for the new livery
stable which is To be built on the site
or the old keyser livery has been
started. and il will be but short
while until the building will be
erected. 4 force OF men are now al
work extending the large concrete
wall along the back of the property.
10 protect II from the high water.
The work will be rushed TO compile.
ton. as II is the intention of the
owners TO occupy the building by
the first OF April.
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Erectinu New Aape

Mitch Winters. of Sigma Ponds. Is
having fine new house built and
when completed. will be one OF the
finest i'm that vicinity The founda-
ton is now being built and the struc.
ture viii lbe started Immediately. The
work is in charge OF contractor Link
Caldwell, OF Patterson.
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The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late David Nickerson.
who passed away at his home in Park
view. Will be held from the family
residence this afternoon at O'Clock.
lnterment will be made in the Stone
Church cemetery.
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~e7se' *s-*S *"s*'e*<<e*exsxe-x
THE DAILY CHIT.CHAT

BY Ruth Cameron

you gust enjoy seeing nice looking middleaged
L
peons to style and winds because
she happens TO nave left the ffteh milestone
this thought had ~ 0"fo VI