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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31
MURPHY ITEMS.

H. NJ Mitchell and Wheeler Os-
borne were business visitors from
here Tuesday
Lots Of wood Is being hauled TO
town OF late and makes 1t look very
much as though We were going 20
have another cold snap
Fred Knox arrived home from
Eastern Oregon the last of the week
with carload OF fine horses which
he viii have ready for sale soon
Frank Hlll has got an the stumps
pulled up on the piece Of ground he
contracted to clear for W. c. White,
and to look at It from the road
when one Is driving by II puts him
In mind Of the times when the In.
dlans had their little town scattered
throughout this valley
The work of moving the telephone
line on the county road between
Murphy ana Grants Pass Is moving
along rapidly now and before many
days the change will be made which
will make the line look better and
besides give us better service
Some Of us from over here want
to 30 to Wilderyllle July ith and are
In hopes that we can so over on the
Pachc-Interior Il, r. and from what
We can learn It looks very much like
we will be able to do so. We are
glad to hear of the interest every
one seems to be taking In It and We
hope everyone will just keep boost
Ing and the graders will keep a dig
glng.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31
SELMA ITEMS.

(Too Late for Last Week.
We have been having quite a
storm for the past few days but all
for the better for II we have our
storms now, we will have an early
spring and nice weather for spring
farming and general work
The three-days-old babe OF Mir
aud Mrs Charles Helms was buried
sunday January IL,
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Roy Ragan,
January 49, q daughter Both baby
and mother and doing nicely
Owing TO tho storm last Friday,
the Crescent City stage was unable
10 get farther than the Schmitt ranch
at tho old Anderson station that
night
During the recent storms reser-
volr dam belonging to Nick Sauer on
tributary OF Deer creek gave way.
reminding the people below OF Johns
town. on a small scale The priuci-
pal damage done was the oyerhowiug
the fields aud washing out grain and
the mellow soil.
Several Young folks OF the neigh.
borhood enjoyed party Saturday
night at the home on A. V. Schmltt.
Since the wind Friday night, the
phone lines have been out OF use to
large extent aud are being repaired
now.
last Saturday while viewing out d
trap line Roy Ragan was accident
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31
THERE'S ROOM At THE TOP OF
THE LIST FOR CONTEST SPEEDER|

To be reckoned with when the hn.,
ending the ballot battle has SOMA
And yet there are great oppor,n'
tiles for new entrances in the Woo,
Vile, Galice, Merlin and Kerbv eo,'
tries. These fields may furnish
winner if young people OF the Nj.
ming spirit will but announce thai
serves as candidates and start in -
vote gathering campaign The dophl.
vote offer closes on Saturday nig..
of this week so this is the time 10 a,
ter and let your friends know tb,.
you are in to win.
Don't Lose Any Time.
Be up and doing every miputs
don't lose any time, for a minute M,
will be worth an hour later on. Don,
let any other work beat you to prom
ised subscribers. It's rather discop,.
aging tc approach a friend whose as
sistance you have been counting q,
in your support to learn that tb,,
friend has already been approached
by some other worker and has al.
ready given his subscription or prom.
se to subscribe later on.
Don't deceive yourself by thinking
that you can go out and put in one
successful day and after that rest the
balance of the week Some one else
elated over their successful day will
be inspired to work harder the next
day. and the first thing you know Vol
will be left behind. Be of single pur
pose and let that purpose be the win
ming of the grand prize-the $500 il
gold.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31

LONDON Jan S0.-The bill pro.
viding home rule for ireland. already
passed by the house OF commons. is
expected to come 70 a vote in the
house OF lords tonight, When debate
was resumed this afternoon. the
spectators included a number Of
foreign diplomats. Balkan and Tur-
kish peace ENJOYS and a noted gath.
erins OF fashionable persouages. As
the lords are certain to reject ;te
bin. the excitement which marked
the debate on the measure in the
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31
One e.eeptlon.

Where there a winner there's al
ways n loser"
Not always"
well. name an instance to the con-
trary
when vou're playing cards with
your gir for kisses"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31
VICE SCANDAL STIRS
NORWICH BUSINESS MEN

NORWICH, Conn, Jan. 30.-Two
prominent business men committed
suicide here today, two have disap.
peared and two have been convicted
of assaults on little girls.
Richard Chute, 70. is in Jail after
having been convicted of offenses TO-.
ward girls ranging from IA to Is
years. He collapsed after the YER.
dict and his condition is serious.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31

Pour boiling water on oranges and
let them stand five minutes This will
cause the white lining to come away
clean with the skin. so that large
quantity Of oranges can be quickly
sliced for sauce or pudding
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31

ing to represent them in the legisla-
ture.
Miss Ethel Woodcock visited over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs McCand-
less.
Mr. Beall, of the copper mine, is
making a business trip to Grants
Pass.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31

In every avenue Of life great oppor-
unities are constantly confronting us
Who are uwdl for them; Who will
hll the positions: 1t is the prepared
men, those equal to the places. who
generally get them. Exchange.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31
VERNON PITCHER GOES
TO SOUTHERN LEAGUE

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 29.-ROy
Casleton, left-handed pitcher of the
Vernon club of the Pacific Coasl
league, is sold today to Nashville, in
the Southern League. CastletOn,
who pitched for Vernon two years,
will report to Nashville for spring
practice.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31

Get on the band wagon! Suppose
the band has started! What of that!
jump up. jump on and speed to super
cede the music. Beat the band if you
can. If you win the grand prize, the
$500 i'm the Courier's gold, piano
and diamond contest you will have
achieved signal honor and distinc-
tion as we'll as the possession of the
$4,000. There is a great hustle by
the contestants who are on the list
as is shown in the vote standings to-
night.
Consistent methodical work has
been adopted by those who are can
didates for the high honors and the
indications are that some others are
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31

house was absent. The vote again +
the bill is expected to be oyerwhelm-
ing.
Lords Knolly, Stamfortham and
others intimately associated with
King George, probably will not vote,
fearing it would lay his majesty
open to charges of partisansh'p.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31

Teacher What are parallel llnesi
Micky Mulberry, what are you grin.
ming az? Micky Mulberry Scuse me.
Miss sharpe, but any loidy might
make de same mistake Yer means
parallel bars. don't yert-Puck.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31
pronerlv Situated.

"Thcy may say what they ike
against him" said the convicted ones
defender. "hut his heart is In the right
ph.r.'
Yes aSsentrd the other "and 50 is
the rest of him for a few years"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31
unFeelrna.

NTTTUITTTIJi
Mrs Bpnnnm I'm afraid the doctors
bill is too nigh Rpnham But he saw
ed my life Mrs. Bpnham That's what
I'm figuring ON New York Times.
There is no time so miserable but a
man may be true. Shakespeare.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31

ally shot in the leg by his brother
in-law. The bullet struck the back
OF the leg below the knee and
small with low power ammunition.
glanced on the bone. The gun was
MIR Ragan is being attended by Or.
Dixon of Kerby and is getting along
as well as could be expected
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31

All kinds of legal blanLs al the
Courier.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31

son Is delightfully comical, furnish.
ing the audience with laugh after
laugh, am of them spontaneous. an
of them wholesome "Graumam '
who goes out with her grandsons
seeking adventure, is in a raid ON a
giddy restaurant and her efforts to
cover it mp furnish Miss Robson with
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31

May Robson will appear at the
Grants Pass opera house Friday
February z, In "A Night Out" a
comedy that fairly bubbles with the
JOY OF youth. that radiates happiness
and comes over the footlights with
a message of good cheer and hearty
laughter. As "Granmum May Rob
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31
NOMINATION BLANK

Date 1919
Campaign Manager Daily aud Weekly Courier, Grants
Pass, Oregon,
nominate
Address
A. my candidate in the Daily and Weekly Courier Cir.
Culaton CUmpatgn
signed
This nomination blank counts for 10000 votes Il
sent Campaign Manager nOily aud Weekly Courier
Only the nr>t nomination blank received win count Tor
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-01-31

Mining Blanks at Courier office.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04

foiIet. WainitFi eTimertin aieoinaan
NppieIin ieurafunnasta, iosta mt
tsmmin tduainen benti on %bdwinnpt.
9almeffiminen pois eri firttoeun'
item fpdliltd molemminpuolin.
aesfuStelun IoppuponnetFi bpwdf'
ipttiin niatus: ettd ldsndolenat o.
not pffimieliiet iiitd, eitei mtiddn
opiqista eroanoiiuutta ole nditten
fabben firffotunnon mdliud, mait.
fatin f~onIasia on ienaista ~fditpstd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04
CuteeriIainen kirkkc.
(aatfoa ebeuiieen).

WieIa muutdmo Jana tuobon matt
teeIeeu, eitd 2uteeriloilen triton Opt
oli5i muta moitittatpo, iopa epdraa'
m~atuuinen find, etta Ianpo lopien ole'
man ipnnisid ipntpneen ia iitnneen.
Witd ianomme tdbdn? 2irffomme
fdifirjan lauieita tasieen fappalees'
on fdptet'p firtfomme oppia foas'
taan tobistufIena len epdraamotuui'
Iuuteen; mum muoeii lanfeito: rSu'
molon IanaSta me fristiipt tiebdm'
me, etid faitfi ibmiiet, ioita Ioamis
ia tulIeet omat, fitidmdt ia ipntpndt
ipnnisio; tiebdmme mpDstin, eiia
joliet Seeius, Sumolon poito, mel
bGn Wopabtoiamme, olifi tullni
meitd auttamaau, Min oliiimme
foitti, nibau lopfno, faootetufIi
mueei". Gdsid IauIeesIa emme to.
beuiesti lDpba pbtadn Ionoo, iofa
pIiIi Haumotu1 optsta potfeoDdo.
Witd iuIee fiben Fun ianotoan
fobto olusla,: ,SumoIon ionasta me
fristitpt tieb6mme, ettd foifti ibmi
5et, ioita Monmistn iuleet omot, T.
fidmdt ia ipnipmdt ipunieid?" ylitn,
idmd on Min idpIin Raomotun opin
mufaau Fun itdud ola toitoo. Wdei
find on oifein Naontatun omot a.
not. Wle luemme ppbdsid @aama'
msIomme oiman fomoio i%anoia.
Wuun muasIa funinaos 0amio tun
nustoa 81 pFaImisIa z mdripsIa
Sta tfestddn, ettd ban on ffid'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04

|. n. e.. tpoi fuinfo2 Sos ie ferran
fieud raioiietoan, min fiaoin eboot
tomaSti pddbdn pdntdtddn Dletbo
bisti tirfon oppia. oWiSId tDistd
uomitiet, find tiles tuomitiet eta
mpDs iomod teet iota uomiiiet."
Nrmo ia rauba fonsIanne
Weliepoeud
s. s. 2ilieroos,
Solumet, Wficb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04
: 9abioituflia Nuttaiaue on 10 al

= 2abioitufiia A~uttaiaue on 10 OLE
fanut tuua.
2abioittoiatn nimet ia iummat IL
moitetaan, futeu on eIitettp auttoian
tdmdn muoben miimeiiesid nume'
roeIo. Cite ndboddn futa iulee Ida.
maon m%ostoIabiat 9l~uitaiolto. Got
momme, ettd mt taitfiauu filtpon
rpbbpttdiIiin toimeen iaobotiemme
$1,000. 90 Muttoiaue iouImIobjatIi.
3iitotiet lobioittoiile ia terddiiue!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04
Hjatusten vaibtoa.

MeIteip piintpneefli tamuffi on
tauut, ettd auttoiasia Ell Iunaita -
ct norFinfaan Imam firiotufien tafa'
puolista Dmmdrtdmistd bnittaapaa
perdtaneettta - mitddn biemanfaan
totmitutien %fonnasta poiffeamoa.
Edstd tamosta ioift fummintin ais
nofin tdmdn firioittaia Iuo rputlatp man
ia toimnsia, ettd min tebbadn uss
foliou ban ppptdd iuItiiuutta erdiDe
mietteiueen, maitfapa aamiStaotin
niioen bituien toiTinaan eroawan tot.
mitufien mielipiteistd. 9dn taas
puolestaan Iupoa, fefd toimitutieae,
ettd I~utiioiae, mGittdd tunnoaiIesti
foiffea fiibfoa ia toisten puremista
ia firioittaa tpaan Titd. mtnfd rue
foutIeeia oiian Serrale eiitettDddn
moi. pubtaoua omaIIatunnola pape.
rifle parma, ietd pitemmittd muititta
meidptpd maitelioii uuteen, Jos buo-
maa ~aiatistenia eIittdmiien ipnnpttd'
pdn fiibfoa ia iopimattomia erimie.
Iiippffid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04

Sofa MT bsti ldbettdd unoen
toto muoben tilautien Muttaiaue, iaa
81. 50 lebben tulemaon tammifnun
1 p:ddn 10. 1915, fiis labiaffi puolt'
toista fuuta Muttoida ilmaiiefli. Ot
tafaapa tdmd. ~paifaaiIet oiiamiebet
buomioonne ia lepittdfdd Iuttaioa
iofaiIeen fristiuiS mieliieen fotiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04

- Niiue arm. aiamiebile NINE,
iotfa 10 omat loppuunmppneet Id
bettdmdmme rSoulu &aubo". iultai'
tut, %pppbdmme buomauttao, ettd
meiqd on niitd pield pieuempi mdds
I'd t~oimistosia ia oliiimme baIuf'
faat netin lemitt6m6dn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04

man IUptpu Ia IoptHluupNltu ertItles
lIppfIid.
Wirfapeli Suntio, nimenId Nifos
bemufiesta fitIi muuttanut, tefee, ars
nosteuesIaun pastori Spasfnilen
erGStG firiotusta, muutamia lauIuns
MOTTO, ioibin MIND en- malta ola to-
tertumntta, Ditto past. SpastaiIen
Erie molten iapuSfan anfainnut, idd'
t6Dn muioen armoSteltamafii. Die
nafin NltooemuS - anteefSi, Suntto
- omonaiiesi istiesiddn tefee mie-
bepdmmin fun toimitus tuonnottaiu
muta pIeisten mifoien worioua nab
tdpdsti ptfinomaan past. NiemeG,
tdtd fumminfaan nimittdmdttd, fdts
iiesIddn. Muita fobta, iobon bos
Iuaifin fostea on fe, ioSia Suntio
pubuu 2dbetps' D~stdfuien (mapoas
tirfouisten) ia 2aniauisfirfon pbtp'
mistpipmptiestd. Sdmdn firioittoia,
poitfo pubeena %oIetpona aifona
Ieuraftin firttofuntamme oIioita
ioneen Idbeltd, Ell iieod tdudistd pb'
tpmisfpipmpstd miuoinfoen eIiud
oueen. DastuStoiomme foettitpat
tpud finoi5ia muutamia pbteisioi'
minnauiIia pritpffd, miifd nefin iGi'
mdt uIofiettomitIi, nbtpmisbont'
feefF IeIittdd, mutta lufuun otiomot.
ia lebtemme IiupiSto, iittemmia tpo'
paafirfouisien pitrisId ouutn toimit.
taiaa, iofa muutomoSI ia firioiutiesIa
ntptti iotoin ielaista miettimdn, ct
futaan firfosiomme @ilbertin Fir.
fouiSfofoutIen pddiDfIid IuulIaffent
pbtpmiSbantfeetIi pmmdrtGnpt. Ybs
teiStoiminta fummonfin pboistptier
iuIfoiiuien Iepitta miiesia ia 2dbetps'
gstdpien eoustoian foulubommos'
ia torioaman o%nustufien nostaan'
otiominen olipat fpipmptiesid, mut'
to fumpifaon ndistd Ell mertinnpt
pbtpmistd, iostin oIiii nouoatct'u
pbteistoimintaa raioitetulIa ololu.
SeImitfeesIi, maiftei ie ndlitiDmdstt
tuulufaan n%Iioon, moinittnfoon pie'
Id, ettd fotoutfesia oil aiotutIena
iaaba fouluun, iosIa oppiloot roa'
motun olfufieIisId ia uieisia muisia
tieiopuolifsIa oineisIa ioiIimat ope'
tusta touIun pIeiIiltd opettoiilta, iuos
moIainen oioSto, iobon &aniauis'
tirtfo IoiIi maIito ia paIfata luteeri'
Ioiien opeitoion ia tale moboouiieSti
pbben opulaiIen usfonoptniiia ia
eritpiiesti Iuomolaiiae torpeeuiTio
oineita morten. 9dmdn inunniiel'
man fiupeue menoon olifin tittemmiu
Iuurimmalto oIalta ippnd, eta Tita
ouIiisti oiomoon Iutponneen. 10 mot'
ni1emamme bentil6n toimesta ioo'
momme eboot olipot ieIloiiet, eta
nellie eli mponnetiptddn oifeutta luz
teerilaiIen ppettaion malitiemiieen,
tpoou oIiIi meibdn. oinotin iaomom.
me tiebon mufoou, tdptpnpt Tifii bp'
mdfind 10 moinittu bppdntobtotnen
otpustoiomme ia fen liidtii ontoa
bdnelle oiteus mieIenIdmufaiIen opl'
lais'opettoion moIifemiieen. Sofoi.
ieae rebeaiiele, idrtewdue Iufiioue
ieInidd fiit6tin, eud tdudinen ebto
fatIottin 2onIauietirton puoIelta
terrosioon moboottomoti. ettei fp.
fpmpfiesid olut minfddnIoinen pbs
tnminen. ipSfiu o5ioo on fpetettu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-04

Entered rs seeond-class matter January IL
is5. NJ he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
snder the Act o. Congress of March 8. 1879.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23
Tthieritia

k,n Stodipert iiber mir ba ipobnt felt
eincm Sabre
Gin ilInqer Sidjter (fltrses 8ei,ltleio,
Innac Saare).
Or lit oes Sauies Slud, oeuu-ad) nit
Sfmer5aeipimmcr
Gfanoiert er gerie Iaut in ieinem
Simmer.
Sic Sisime praiieln nieOer fuie Elm
pa9eI
(gin ieber 1T gu meinem Snrs Elm
YageTl.
Gm friibIten Dloraen ba ipiro uuses
I6unt
Sum tcuitel 9litt %: lnbme Begaius
9e5aumt.
Or reimtl
lln6 Oh iid) Die Ratur bage9en bduntt:
gr reimtl
ilnb OBJ bas sanse Saus uOr Gale
Sd)dunt:
CT reimtl
limb OBJ ser 8iloe iuaht. uno Oh er
tr1imt:
er reimtl
Go gin9's eeraumc 3eit, bis Die Sers
iiinbiaung
Ses Sibters Strafe iano burd Riinbis
aing
limb oIs er ging, mars ieoem Runo
entfeimt:
@ottlob. er rdumtl
8obert SdarT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23
SsF Z o Ct.
sson glrtbu, eH6crsIeit.

Gin gon mr tnnu Die sSeIt be5ipineeH;
.SSbm fpoIlcn u1e 2aute oicnen;
'Seun SecIen inciaoueer tlil8en
'S8ie ihneiterlide Sioltnen.
Ser Bad. Der ipsrbe 8dleertualer,
8eripeilt ibm Inridene bin9e9eben,
Sic BoIten 6aIten ciu i'm Sdlueben:
co tuir0 er cine Nnoabt auer.
Sic Sarfcu bSrer auf gu lhlpln9eR
lIno boiler SeIiafcit Su 1ebeh;
GIerubig itirbt ihr 2iecerIebeu
a3ei pieies Soues iiiBem SIn9en.
lIuS uur. Die 9rlnnen luieoerbolen
Sen GIana in ueiIdcubl1nen Nddten
IIno iinaen IN aebcimen Wedd)ter
IIno ruunen Ieiic pie berltoblen:
tsiu Sou MIR lam ole Relt be5tuin9en
SSbm iuoIen ale Nm;te oienen:
SStuu SccIen inciudneertlin9ei'
98ie Icbpeiterlid)e Sioliuen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23

Ser rcide 9Iecidermeeitsr StabI
Siel neilid) Rulings in 0dunl.
Nc Sienitmann - 8 mar in Sdneiuar-
Ser bolt en- 'rnis nit 2d6msacfabr.
lin triekno nod bon @opp 5er 3eb
2angft gacciicr StdbI ius gortmonneb
lin rcidlt ben. Der iein 8cboer ipar
aus 2dnfbnrfeit fimf @roid1en bar.
9a, bceru sc. ringis i'll 9uiuIigum
grbebt iidl @rollcn lmo @ebrumm.
Ser Sienitmnnn amer IadJt: .pcrrdlee,
sic 9Inmm iuobI, g tucer &c ipeni9? Ree
Ser Serr tuceB ielbit an hcitcn idon,
gSicuieI er inert Is bon @erion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23
= SreipiIfist ll.btr fun ne

-SreipiGfige u.ber ftuns
BEN. Srau Rspiicr: Sic tOnnen iih
aar teintn gegriff oapon MADDEN,
iuie sslpiIIenbuft mein Munn in feiner
arbeit 1T. @essn sinsm piennig
0ifTersn3 FBs er mun9mal bis in
ole IpGte Radt in Ieinsm Bureau.
Trau g.: 2ta 70 mas, = gang ums
ionit2
Srou Repiior: 8 nsin, bic lleberi
i!anten libt er fih be5ublen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23

unber.9tister Bot
purf. Ssrr (3u isinsm Sdnsio.rl:
rS9Gmen sic fh ni9t. eine iolde
gtrbsit gu lisfern2 9eitsrn erit bas
BEN sic mir ole nsuen SoIen g'=
tru9t uno beute f.blt bsreits ein
anopf = an Der DeIte!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23
( fe.

Nent ni6t, oaB man Die Sdmi,Oe
Ges @Iiids fiji Did periaIiebt.
8u gebIt pielleht pOriiber.
@eiI fe Dir Su rubig 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23

.Sbm tonnte iiismanb b:lfen". ers
5Gblie bicIsr. rGs ipar ibn gu tief
in Die Seele sso-uns:r unb oafiir
gibt es nur @rfiillun9 ooer ZOO.
llno pus IoG!s i6 armer Grsis oa'
gsgen tbun9 9lGIes gsI6iebt, audi ge.
gen anleren @illen. ipie es 6eitimmt
iit."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-23

Sn ben nG6fsn Sanen nubm er
feline sunss WilIsnstruft 3uiummen.
Inn Die Grinnerun9 on iene Stuns
Ssn Su unterbriiden, bic nun ents
Ihpunoen tparen. So6 INNER ipieosr
bDrte sr ocn &Iang ibrer Stimme,
fiiblts Den Bid ibrtr glugeu uno fab
ous S9immern ibrss rOtIl9sn Saus
res.
Gr butts gluesnblide, in beneu ibu
eine unuennbure Ssbniu1t na9 ibr
erfdbte, oaB er Die 5Groe auf oeu
Wuno prebte. nm bds aufiteieenos
S6lu6S:n gu sritideu. Gr puroe
blab Ino perItDrt. Ssins 0lueen be-
tamen sinsn fiebsr9ufttn Slang, 10
oab IalisbIid aud feline ps.tfrsm-
Den 2tbrer beIorst luurfen ltnO i'm
ausSuforiden iudtsr. Gr absG Ihiits
telte 5u alien Sragsn uLr ocs Soupt
uno psr9rub feline SsfEIud3t in Oi,
Sieien Ieiner 9ruIt, bis er zines Sas
ees suIdmmsubrad unS in tpirrem
9efammel isnsm altsn prisitsr alsi
ptrr:s!:. Iras ibu Sgg4.p-4!;s. =.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

it of having the local station agents
purchase eggs for them in the small
towns. On the homeward trip they
pick up few dozen, probably
enough for their own and their
neighbours family. The difference in
price between that OF the small town
and the city in which they live
ranges all the way from 10 cents to
20 cents dozen, though the dis
lance may be but twenty or thirty
miles.
Recently a citizen of Ackley ship
ped a case of thirty dozen eggs to a
relative in New York City. The New
York City resident was paying 2S
cents a dozen more for the eggs he
was using than they were worth
here. The transportation charges
were $1.25, and the saving to the
New Yorker was $7.15 on thirty
dozen, or little more than 23 cents
on each dozen.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09
Notice of Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of an order of the district
court of Iowa, in and for Hamilton
county, the undersigned administra-
tor of the estate of L. J. Burgess, de-
ceased. will commencing at 10
O'Clock a. m, of the day of Deem
Der 80, A. D. 1913, offer at public
sale to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described personal property
belonging to said estate, to-wit:
l range stove, 2 tables, chairs,
rockers, ! writing desk, / bedstead
l dresser, l couch, kitchen cabinet,
1 Deering binder, 2 hay racks, 4
lumber wagons, l manure spreader,
2 top buggies, cultivators, 2 sulky
plows, discs, harrow and cart, /
hay loader, / mower, l side delivery
rake, / hay stacker, l grain eleva-
tor, l corn planter, l hand shelter,
cream separator, ! corn binder, 4
sets of double harness, l driving
harness, l single harness, / saddle
harness, so spring pigs, l brown
mare, twelve years DID, 1 black
mare, four years old; / gray mare,
three years old; 2 sorrel colts, one
year old; / roam colt, one year old !;
l brown mare, 20 years old; / gray
mare, three years old; ] bay geld
ing, five years old; l bay mare, %
years old; l brown mare, II years
old; / driving team, 16 and II years
old; l sucking colt: | stallion, six
years old; / black colt, two years
old; steers, two years old; 3 steers,
one year old; 1 heifer, one year old;
3 mich cows; calves; and one-half
interest in a tanning mill.
Said sale will take place at the
Mrs. Armstrong farm, miles north
west of harrisburg, Iowa. and 8
miles northeast of Webster City,
Iowa, and the terms thereof will, on
all sums under ten dollars, be cash
in hand, and on all sums exceeding
said amount, twelve months credit
will be given upon the execution of
notes, signed by the pur-
,hasers to be approved by the ad-
with interest at the rate
If s per cent per annum from date
Dated this 5th day of December,
\. D. 1913.
JAMES JOHNSON,
1872 Administrator