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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25
THE LAGGARDS.

Neatly every community has
families or individuals of the
Sar'e kind following the same
nclicY. They buy and hold, wait
and gather in. They do little or
nothing to promote the growth
from which they profit. They
watch business men, manufac-
turers, builders and working
PEOPLE building and advancing
Il town or city and frequently
Will not give an hour of work or
IRISH 4 dollar TO help. They
grudge even the taxes they are
required topay toward providing
protection for their own prop
erty. They stand still and fatten
on what others do and give. Not
only the hand workers and the
Socialists, but the active and
progressive workers and think
ers Of all grades and classes re-
sent bitterly this method OF
acquisition. - Richmond Vir-
ginian.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25

of the members present be taken
as to whether the club should
endorse a candidate for the post
Office, in the town of Pocahontas,
which motion was duly seconded
and, after some discussion, a
vote being taken, the motion
was carried.
AT this time DR.. Geo. II. Zim-
norman moved the club that the
meeting be put off until some
future time in order that some
of the candidates for the post
Office, who were not present,
and the absent members could
be further consulted with in
regard to the matter. After
some discussion, both pro and
con, the President put the motion
to vote, which motion was
lost, a majority of the members
present being against the motion.
1t was then move and seconded
that the club proceed by nominal
ton and ballot to recommend
and endorse some candidate for
the postoffice at Pocahontas.
This motion was carried and the
following nominations were
made: G.. S. Minter was nomi-
mated by w. E. Jenkins and E.
MEG. Phelps was placed in
nomination by DR.. Zimmerman.
Both of these nominations being
duly seconded, and there being
no further names placed before
the club. on motion, nominations
were closed and a vote by ballot
was taken, which resulted as
follows: For G.. S. Minter %;
for E. MEG. Phelps 5; For A.
w. Landon l.
Mr.. Minter having received
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25
SEND BRYAN.

1t has been suggested al
Washington that the President
send an agent to California tc
investigate and report upon the
Legislation pending in that State
which discriminates against the
Japanese. The idea should be
adopted. The agent should be
William j. Bryan. Secretary Of
State. He should be charged
with something more than il
vestigation. He should b. Lain
speech awaken the people to
their duty.
The situation in California is
full o. possibilities Of evil. 1t
involves an assertion Of State
contempt of national obligations
as offensive as the most violent
expressions of the slavery seces-
sionists. 1t promises to embroil
us with a great power which we
have no reason to alfront. 1t is
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25

police court. The cause of the
fracas seems to have originated
in gossip. Somebody said some
thing about one of the mems wives
The busybody told some other
busybody, and so it went from
one long tongue to another, until
it finally reached the ears of the
husbands. and then there was
trouble. One of the men, says
The Times, is probably crippled
for life. So, there you are. "A
little matter" kindled "a great
fire.. Every community has its
tale-bearer. Some whisper is
Whispered into willing ears, and
then spoken louder into other
ears, and gathering momentum
as it goes, is soon all over town.
Regulations are besmirched-
sometimes wrecked, by idle Cos
sip. TOO much mouth" general
ly characterizes the man or
woman of small brain. The truly
magnanimous and cultured man
or woman never INDUCES in
doubtful neighborhood gossip.
1t is distasteful to them, and
CRATES upon their true sense of
right. AS a rule, the tatttler is
either jealous, self-concei ted or
immoral, and frequently all of
these combined. The accuser is
often more guilty than the ac-
cused. Some good people, how
ever, easily fall into the habit of
repeating to their friends, if not
to everybody they meet, any
thing they may have heard
detrimental to character and
reputation. A morbid desire to
have something to talk about
to appear interesting to their
company often prompts people
to spread broadcast scandal
among their neighbors.
Nice women. reputable men,
as Il rule do not gossip to the
hurt of their acquaintance.
1t is well to remember, as
the Times suggests, that "the
dog that will carry will fetch.
The man or woman who talks
scandal to you will talk scandal
about you, if they ever have
half a chance. Turn a deaf ear
to the neighborhood tattler and
and gossiper. Their tongue is
like the sting of an adder. and
in turn, will smite you if the
slightest occasion offers. A
still tongue makes wise head, "
is an old proverb. Don't talk
scandal. The very best Of us
dare not throw stones. There
is so much of good in the worst
of us, and so much evil in the
best of us, that the best of us
have no room to say evil of the
worst Of u.s."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25
Newest Discovery For Sick
Liver, Constipation, Sick
Headache And Malaria
Everyone Feels Fine First After Taking Carswes
No More People Money
Kick Your Calomel Out the Back Door,

(which makes it the ideal remedy to
clean out the bowels of the little ones)
it acts on the liver without harshness.
gently but surely drives the poisonous
gas aud foul accumulation from the
bowels.
1t banishes constipation, ends the
misery of sick headache, stomach dis
tress, and Indigestion, and for malaria
and kidney disease it is surely quick
acting. splendid medicine.
Get bottle o f CARSW ELLIS
LIVER-AlD today - so cents is all
need.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25

Have YOU heard about the new liver
remedy that John E. Jackson is selling
so much of? Don't bother any more
with cnlomel ; the new remedy is safer
better, surer and no after misery or
distress.
And here's a statement that shows
how good CARSWELL'S LIVER AID
is; if you buy it for any ailment for
which we recommend it and you are
not satisfied with results money back
without any red tape at j. e. Jackson.
CARSWELL'S LIVER AID is pure
ly vegetable; is pleasant to tax e
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25
ho onterowth OF years of dem

the outgrowth OF years Of DEM
in 1907 and again in 1909
President Roosevelt Quilted a
similar movement in character.
istic fashion. he summoned
local otiice-holders and politicians
to the White House md lectured
them. BY eXaggerating the dam
ger of war he carried his point.
but in SO doing he sacrificed
dignity and gave our critics an
opportunity TO say that he had
been influenced not by right but
by apprehension.
Mr.. Roosevelt inundated the
demagogues. Mr.. Bryan might
easily instruct the people. His
appeal should not be to their
| fears, but 10 their sense of JUS
tice, to their national respon-
sibilities and to their respect for
law. If they have been mislead
by the japanese baiters he is
able to recall them. If. as is
probably the case. they are mis-
represented by the posels who
have brought on this strife, he
is able TO stir them to proper
action.
For the first time in his life
Mr.. Bryan sin an administrative
office charged with oversight of
the foreign relations of the
country. This, then. is peculiar
ly his JOB, partly because he is
Secretary of State and partly
because no other is better quail
flied as or tor and leader 20 gain
and held POPULAR attention. Al
ways an agitutor himself, it
would be new role for him to
appear as Gre who assailed
agitation, hut we believe that
he would acquit himself well.
In this affair good faith, good
nelghborhood, treaty rights,
peace, civilization itself, are all
brought into question by the
narr0west Of race prejudiceS and
the meanest of proyincialism.
with such 4 text whore coulo
we find a more powerful pleader
than William J. Bryan of The
department of State?-New
York World.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25
ShIldron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q q 8 TO RIA
~ 4 i: W Aorfo!kaHestern RR
Schedule Effective
May 2o, 1912.

Lay. T"zewri 10; Notion,
91l am 3:04 I'm
Lv. 1.t2rweil I"I Blueflcld,
ll:05 ani 6:39 pm
From i:lueiirid Ena; bound.
9.]' :: III Cor Roanukc, lynchburg.
Norfolk and all points on Shenandoah
iivlsi"n, Pullman sleeper and cafe car
to Roanoke. Pullman to Norfolk.
Parlor car Roanoke and Richmond.
Sleep'r r nnokc and New York.
Dining Car.
I.2t II m daily fuf East Rs1rord
Roam ke AMI int. mediate stations.
2;3o p m daily for Roanoke, Inch
burg and intermediate stations and the
Shenandoah Valley. Pullman sleeper
Gary to New York
9.23 p N for Roanoke, Lyncbburo.
richmond, Norfolk. Pullman sleeper
TO Norfolk, and Roanoke to Richmond
wEsTBoUND.
$40 m for Kenova, Portsmouth.
Columbus, st. Louis and the west
Fullman sleeper to Columbus.
CAFE car.
500 p M for Kenova, POI ainouth.
cincinnati, Columbus, West, Northwest,
Pullman sleeper toCincinnati,C Columbus
cafe car to Williamson.
l1:5O m. for Williamson and in
termediate stations.
200 for Welch and intermediate
stations. Pullman Sleeper cafe cars
Write for Rates, Maps, Time Table.
descriptive pamphlets to any station
agent, or to w. b. Bevill, Passenger
Iraiiic Manager, w. G. Saunders.
dehl. Passenger Agent. Roanoke. Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25

The Chinese Government has
appealed TO the Christian
churches to appoint April q as
a day OF special pray er for the
infant republic. With q Bunker
Hill spirit to go with this New
England idea. China may work
out its salvation and find occa-
sion 10 add a Thanksgiving Day
TO lis calerdlr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25
SALOONKEEPERS ELECTED

A South Dakota town, Elk
Point by name, has gotten into
the limelight by creating an en-
tlreIy new crop of office-seelIers.
The saloon keepers of that city
will elect by popular vote. Why
not? The saloons, TO a greater
extent than any other business
in a community, effect the
morals and well-being or ill-being
OF that community. If the peo-
pie are to be degraded and rob
bed by law they should have the
privilge Of saving who shall do
it.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25

My little son had a very severe
coid, was recommended to try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and
oeroie small bottle was fidished he
was well as ever" writes Mrs. Fl.
silks. 20 O"s!."s Street. Sydney,
australia. This remedy is for sale by
all dealers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25

Don't be surprised if you have an
attack of rheumatism this spring.
Just rub the affectee parts freely with
Chamberlain's Linimcnt anil it will
soon disappear, Sold by all dealers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25

Mr.. Auhut, Scandal Thaws
lawyer, has been indicted on a
charge of bribery. If this ep-
lsode halts the trial to release a
degenerate murderer the public
will be gratified.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25
Don't Mistake
The Cause
many TazeweII People Have Kid
ney Trouble And Do Nof Know If.

Many TazeweII People Have Kid
ney Trouble And Do Nof Know it.
Do you have b:ekache?
Are you tired and worn out?
Feel dizzy, nervous and depressed?
are the kidney secretions irregular?
highly colored; contain sediment?
Likely your kidneys are at fault.
Weak kidneys give warnings of dig.
tress.
Heed the warning; don't delay
use tested kidney remedy.
Read this Marion testimoney.
II. M. Falks, carpenter. Lincoln
HILL Marion. Va, says: IL suffered
great deal from. my back and it was
hard for me to lift anything heavy or
stoop. l tried many remedies. but
never got any permanent relief until
l began taking Doan's Kidney Pills.
They fixed me up in good shane. Nv
former endorsement of Doan's kidney
Pills was correct in every particular
and am glad to confirm it. still
use this remedy off and on. getting
,tlhe>Gest of results Sinnrue~
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25
TOO MUCH MOUTH.

The Roanoke Times, in last
Sundays issue, discusses editor
tally Z recent cutting affray and
a trial of the participants in the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25

That's What He Thinks.
"What do you think of husband
who deceiyes his wife?" "He's mighty
smart man."-Boston Transcript.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETcHER'S
ORIA
&%hetnprpnin3.

Sic @runoiteinlegung our neuen
Moielbriide at n, bie $780,
900 Morf foiten miro, lit auf feier,
li9e @eiie %abgebalten tpor6en. -
SSm 2anbfreiie @o1ingen lit Die
Spabenplage 10 arg g%etpor6en, bob
oie @emein6e fir ie6en @pabenfopi
eine BrGmie ousibrieb. = Das nene
g6nIbaus in ~I6met III
bouenoet. - Ser 8ral1eretbeitber
8orteIs in @erl lit infolge etnes
&er5idlages ploblid geitorben. =
einem Streit 3mii@en iungen
2euter o11f elmer San5muiif in &ai.
ferse9 m11rben 4 8etbeiligte er.
itoden, Elm nr1oerer lebensgefdbrlid
perIebt. Sic 5 Ebdter iin6 perbaftet
mor6en, oarunter Elm 8ater nit iet.
men 8 S0bnen. - Ser BERT. Com.
mercienratb Cigar 8oeftng bot CUR
zines 6inoelbeims benz
5aorbruden teitamenta-
rii@ 100000 Mf. geitiftet. - &r.
8eigeorbneter Sodle bat eine 35iab-
rige Mmtstbatigteit i'm Gienite ser
Dmren bonen6et. - Ser
gtntpobner Ser 5tabt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

Stride, ste DOM @ege abi6meift nno
Observation-Disclosures organfiiert, De-
rem &auptaufgabe eS tit, IN Strett'
faaen oie Mrbeitgeber nit @trett-
bre6ern 81 ber1eben."
DieIe Mnflagen iin6 6es oftere1t
1don bon ser @entral<Stelle oes @ens
trol-@ereins mioerlegt moroen onr@
sic @eroffentli6umg BON Mrtifeln, Die
BON fubrenoen Mdnnern IN ben
gbriltli6en @etperfi6aften berfaBt
maren. Dieie Mnflagen fino @ntltels
lungen bon Sbatiaden, geraoe tpte
Ser u@an" sic ouf Ser &onbention gu
@eatle gemadten MerBernngen Bt-
idof CARROTS fir feline 3mede ber'
6rebt bat. @.|St.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

fragen, sic 8ertreter bes 5o3ialis-
mus in oen &eiben Ser organiiterten
slrbeiterldaft nidt III ibrem eigenen
9eonlen nno inn Mamen 6erer, Ole Tie
bertraten, ielbit geiproden? STR
@9peigen 5eigt beutlid, bob tein
ultimatun1 gelteQt morben nor, bob
oen @enoilen tein Seboeban6idub
bingeporfen mor6en. IS iino ge-
raoe Sic 5o5iali1ten, sic amf iebe
11ur mogli9e @eile Die @etpertidaf>
ten gu ipalten periuden. Sabrelang
baben iie iene bon m1Ben befampft,
inbem iie = man 6ente mur an
9ebs uno l1nterman = eigene Srga-
niiationen griinoeten, mie folde
@riin6ungen mie bie Mmerican &ail-
tpap Union, Sic Socioliit Grabes ano
2obor Muiance, bie Mmerican 2abor
Union uno neueroings 6ie S. IS. IS.
be5eugen. Sebt aber baben lie ii6
entI9ieben, bem &atbe bes @enoilen
Mar &apes 5u folgen uno lin SIT
11ern gu miiblen." lin eine @nti9nl-
big1ng fir ibre Sanolungsmeiie gu
boben, bel6m0ren Tie bas ~@elpenit It"
elmer briitli9en @emerfidaft berauf,
tpie ser Gon e5 getban, un0 erbeben
Elm groBes geidrei %oagege11. Sic til
ide11 im,rrer mieoerHs sic faliden &C.
ididten bon SEN angebli6 bon ben
dri1tliden @emerfi6aften in 0euti9=
Iono befolgten Metbo0en auf, pie
@ngoobl es tbut, 1penn er iagt: u@s
mag bier ben1erft mer0err, oaB Sic
So5iolilten in Sen 6el1tiden @etperf-
idaften nidt anti=religi0s lino. IS
lit nl1r sic romii6=fatboliibe &ird)e,
sic anti=io5taliitiib lit unb es lit Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

'itiftung perbaftet. sic lit geitdnoig,
un6 gab 5u, nud cine 2. 8ran6itif-
t1ng berubt gu baben, UNI ii9 sic
Gerit6ernngSiumme 5u beri6affen.
Seiterreid-11ngarn
SSn @egertpart 6es &aiiers urt6 ser
in @ien meilen6en Mitglie6er 6es
&aiierbouies fan6 sic feierli@e @in<
meibung ser BEL Ser &ei9sbriife in
|@ien gelegenen S11bildums Stride
itatt. - Sn Der Ortf6aft @roB<
81 II It lit 6as Mnmeien 6es @9mie6e=
meiiters un6 @irtbfdaftsbeiibers
Sob. @tiegler nieoergebronnt. Ser
56iabr., BEL Stiegler beoienitete
.s6mie6ebi1fe @teiger, Ser 8ran6le-
gung ber6d6tig, mur6e, einen @trid
um BEN SAILS geiblungen, als ber-
foblte 2et6e in Sen 8ranotriimmern
oufgefun6en. = Son elmer idtperer
8ron6fatoftropbe lit Ser Ort @ais-
born I'M @altentbal (9beriteier-
mart beimgeiu9t tpor6en. Ser
8ron6 entitan6 bermutblt9 6nr9
B%1tnfenflug elmer locomotive. Dem
8ran6 fiel Elm GROCER Ebeil 6es Or
tes gum 0pfer. 80 @ebGu6e iparett
1ie6ergebrannt, 6ar1nter 6ns Bfarr-
bm1s. Menidenleben fin6 1i9t at BE.
floger, aber bieI 8ieb 1T berbrannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

81 a d e II, Micolaus Bethel, lit i'm ar
ter bon SO Sabren geitorben. =
@od)m. @r. Socob Martim @icar in
8raunsfe1f, lift geltorben. -Die
@impeibung ser nel1en st. @liiabetb.
Stride in DuifeIoorf lit erfolgt.
= Sn @fien lit bas nit einem &o-
ltenul1fmanbe bon 100000 Mf. erri6-
tete &uiier @ilbelm 2eoigbeim ein=
getpeibt morben. @s ioa unperbei=
ratbeten jungen 2euten biqtg Inter
funft un6 @erpflegung getpabren.
Die Mdat- uno goelitein-S 6leiferei
oebnt ii9 bon ibren lriprungsorten
Oberitein unb S6ar immer
n1ebr auf sic umliegen6en D0rfer
aus, ga man, mo bie @aiierfraft
feblt, electrii9e 8roft permenoen
fam.
Standardization.
Sn bem epangeliiden II ingen
lou cine 10th. @r51ebungsdnltalt er=
ridtet peroen, bo6 min fein epange,
liider @run6beiiber 6as ba5u n0tbt-
&c @rrtn6itiid berfaufen. 81 fgl. Ste
gierung bat o%nge6robt, 6as @nteig~
m1ngsperfabren a115umenoen.
@e1en-9 armitabt.
Sn 8ingena a. IF. itarb Sic al
teite @inmobnerin, Mntoinette @olf,
fait 100 Sabre alt. = Ser 8iirger=
mei1ter bon &eppenbeim m, &obl,
ging nod @eriibung grober nnregel=
mdBigteiten fliidtig, muroe aber in
Ser sdmei5 berboftet. = .Mm 1. De-
tober brannte in Sidenbofen
oos Mntpeien BON SOB. &otb ab. Nnn=
tpur6e sic 70 Sabre alte Mut=
tie @otb's unter @er6a6t Ser 8rano=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Sic aIte 4ttmotb.
9annpner.

QatQOuef.
Goaitdnoig nieoergebrannt iino Die
orei &opp'iben Mietbsba11ier an Der
Sdepemoorer 2anoitraBe in Sber'
boI5. DaS 6el,er ilf burd einen
1d)aobaften Sbornitein entitanoen.
- Sn Wa9enbamen mar Der
Observation-Disclosures engelbarot
nit Sem transport ieiner Moi4ine
beidaftigt uno bangte an elmer OBJ
idiliigen Steue ben S%elbitbinoer ab.
SIM @egriff eiren 8ren1sflob Dor Die
9faloer al legeu, iette ii6 Der i@pere
@agen in 9etpegnng nno cling benz
4Siabrigen Manne iiber 6ie 8ruit,
leinen lofortigen 500 berbeifiibreno.
@eitfalen.
@eeen 6ortfiibrrng Ser electriifen
'StroBenbabn ms @onnetbal
l6meben ougenblidli6 @erban6lun-
gen. @eiter beltebt Ser Nlan, Die cleo
trii9e StraBenbabn bon nnna ilber
2onoideoe, @olingen, &ol5en nno
@0]peroe nod Menben burd5ufiibren.
. Inter 5ablrei6er @etbeiltgnng
fan6 sic 8%eneoiction ser 11eren 2teb=
fronen=&irde in 8o9o1t ltatt. =
SIN Mtten6orn, mo er so Sabre
lang mirfte, 1tarb inn Mlter bon 70
sSobren @ouptlebrer a.. 8. 6ran5
Meiterernlt. - Sic altelte gin1pob=
nerin bon Me6ebab, Sic 1trper=
ebeli6te Moria @atb. @arneim, lit,
iiber 80 Sabre alt, %geitorben = SSn
ubbenbaeen 1tarb IS. @riin<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Nimmt @rinb meg,
8eieitigt ben Saaramsfan.
edunt Guer 6aarl &auft cine rs Sent
6Iafde 9anberine gerabe iett-Be'
fcitigt aud bas 9antinden.

9iinnes, 1pr0bes. f%arblofes unb mage
reg Raar 1T Elm fturnmes 8engnib jim
eth berna4Idfigte 9out-fir @rtnb-
ben {dredliden S@orf..
gs qibt nt6ts, tpas bns 9aor 70 5ers
fBrt ais Grind. @s beraubt bas 3aar
{etnes @lanses, feiner @tdrfe unb feines
2ebens, er5eigt gelegentlt9 Steber nno
SUDDEN Der 6nut, noour4, tpenn nidt
beleitigt, bic 9aartpnr5eln 5niarnmen>
f6rumpfen, it@ Iosmad)en II. gum Mb1ters
ben gebrn6t tperoen - 0ann fdlt Dos
@auff cine IS Gent Slaf9e @notplz
tons 9anberine in irgen6 elmer Mpotbefe.
sSAr f6nnt fimerltd berrli9en 8aartpnhs
unb cine Ma6e Care haben, tpenn Sbr
ebeu nur cine fleine Slaf9e 9anoertne
ber1u9t. @dont @ner 9aar. geriu@t
e1l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Powell Hardware Company

ser im Sitter bin 80 Sabren. = Sn
Bo6um @cfitebe ermor6ete
ser Mrbeiter &11nfel feline 6ra11 nn6
fem &in6 uno per1n9te 6arm Selblt=
moro. l1ngliidli6e 6amilienperbalt=
niIie maren 6as Motib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

Pantoffel fir Frautn
Tl5pantoffel 81 SOC, $t.00
unb $3.50.
&inber : 8antoffel at alien
&reiien. 2eberne 8antoffel, a.
lie sorten, 51t $1.25, $3.50 tnb
1928.
@eielidafts . Clippers 51
$500, $3.50 mn6 $4.00..
Sole Mmsmabl in boben
@dmben in al Ben nemeiteu
2eberiprten, gu $3.50 Bis $500
bas &aar.
9amert . 8aberpben nnb Elm
8aar &antoffel, bic ba5a pat
fen. 8reiie BON $3.50 Bis at
$3.50.
@rofe nnb feline @m9s.
&a1ft 81 1eid)ten 3ablbeoin9un>
gen, ,uer11 SIR mollt. Bretie
bon $1.25 bis $3.50.
6ane9 Center Stnde, 9rei.
fer, Gpners etc. 81 SOC bis at
$3.50.
aib . &anbi&mbe in allen
@tils at $1.25 bis $1.75.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
PelzN PelzN

<1LV VA<%
Sebe &erion liebt Elm idSnes
Get 8el5e. Mi@ts lit niitli&er.
Mle @ortert fir $3.50 bis
$4,000 Elm Get. Gin5elitade
at ale @reiien.
8anber eimfa9 nnb fanep;
&reis bon Sc bis 75e cine Oarb.
&errlide Mnsmabl bon ieibe-
men @aiits, fertig eernadt, iebr
idDn. 8reiie bon $3.50 Bis
$3.50.
SAINT Der Tra1t ober benz
Mabden Elm id6nes aleib bel
Ser Darb. @uQene 8leiberitof.
fe bon SOC bis $500 cine Oarb.
Seibe bel Der Darb at SOC Bis
$3.50.
&anbtader in 2innen, Elm.
fa@ pber faneD 81 15e, Csc
nnb SOC.
&amft cine id6ne Sober.
Tra,te11 lieben Elm @d@emf bic
fer Sorte. @ir baben fe fit
$1.98 Els $1,000.
@trampfe in elsie pber Sci.
Be an Csc, 50e, $1.OO, $3.50
nnb $500 ba8 $aar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Rpei Sabre franf an 11nberbamlidfea.

u@or 3nei Sabren 5og td groben
@11ben aus Dem @ebru,19 BON 3tpei
Biz 6rei Glafden @bamberloir,s
Eabletten," idreibt Grau g. y. 4eI.
Ter, @li6a, Ohio. u8ebor i'd fie nobH1
mor iG 5pei Sabre frnnf an Inper-
bnuIi9feit." @ertouft Bel onen &6rb.
Iern. - Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
6Hldtfmkf fit Trauen.

Saidentiiaer ale Sorten bo1tt
einfad linneneu Bis gum fame1
geitidten. Gin5el pber in Gets.
&reiie pariirer bon &c bis 81.
6ame1 ieibene Searfs mnb
Mnfflers 5n SOC, $1.00, $3.50
bis $3.50.
Tamep sdaraen 5n 25e, SOC
1tnb 75e.
TaneD 8am111e, 8ar'Mabeln
etc. at 25c, SOC ,tnb $1.00.
&anbtaiderL Cine ele9a11te
Musuabl bon leberner1 So
i4e1, bas Memete in @tl, 8ret.
lie SOC bis $500 per Staf.
Meib Bags, neme @til Meib,
8retie $3.50 bis $1,000.
@lfenbeinerne @obelties,. Ma.
belfiRe11, &ilberrabmen etc. 25e
Biz $1.OO per @tnd.
Me11es be1ttfdes Slberae1tg
in 8ilberrabme1t etc. at SOC
bis $3.50 per Stad.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-18
YnlrnrilY Of the Rich.

ANY display is vulgar; says DR..
Frank Crane in Woman's World for
March. THE smart set" those
who parade their new gowns at the
horse show, wear costly jewels. live
in houses stuffed with expensive fur
niture, drink wines costing many
dollars bottle. ride in private
yachts and private cars, and alto
gether surround themselves with
extravaganza that goes beyond com
fort, are vulgar. The millionaire
who gives dinner at 5000 plate
may not be a sinner, but he certain
ly is common and low. Any addle.
pated fool could do it; nobody but a
fool would do it.
There can be no culture without
deliberate and habitual preference
for simplicity. Many houses on
Fifth avenue, New York, are as vu!-
gar as the slums Of the East Side.
And thrusting of ones self into
notice is vulgar Loud talking,
breaking in upon conversation OF
others, strutting, affected airs Or al
fected tone Of voice, fiashy clothes.
having the fingers covered with
rings or displaying large jewels,
ofTlciousness. and ali such things in
dictate certain coarseness.