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JUDGE 0. w. POWERS.
Widely known criminal Lawyer
Dies In salt Lake CITY.

SALT LAKE CITY. jan 2.--Judge q W.
Powers, noted criminal lawyer and lctdyl
Of the Democratic panty In this section.
lied this morning oil pneumonia, lie was
born IN puilueyNiIr Wayne county. y. Y .
June 10. 1881.
Judge Powers Was engaged in the defence
II Clarence : barrow. charged with brih-
cry in connection with the Mcnamara
dNuamiting cas-" m los Angeles He was
also attorney Tor Mrs Anna NJ. Bradl,y.
charged with ihc murder of ex-Scnatu~
Arthur Brown If Itah.
Following Iar,y ThaN's first cunvictio
his case was offered to Judge Powers,
who refused to take #. Judgo Powers was
graduate OF the law department OF tlr
University Of Michigan. lie was "A close
friend of Secretary Bryan and was "a
prominent Mason.
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PHILADELPHIA ELITE DANCE.
The First Assembly II Held NJ the
MISREPRESENTATION

PHILADELPHIA. Jan, 2.-Members ri
Philadelphia's most exclusive society
danced at the First Assembly tonight IN
the ballroom OF the Bellevue Stratford
This ball. which was held for the first
time In 17is, Is considered one OF the
oldest and most exclusive social institu-
tons In the history OF the country.
Two assemblies are given every season
The second will be held February 20,
To he a subscriber of the assembly one
must be n lineal descendant OF one Of the
original members, although many prom
inent out of town guests are always In
yited.
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arrangements Announced.

Mrs. NJ. Douglas Langford has an
nounced the engagement of her daughter.
Miss Dorothy Douglas Langford and
Gaillard buckingham Smith of Glen
Ridge y. J.
The engagement has been announced Of
Miss Delta Tegner- Smith. daughter OF
Mrs Helene T. Trlmblc, and Edward John
Wilderhold. son of Mr.. and Mrs John
Wiiderhold OF Schsnectady. N. Y.
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Daniel y. lsyard.

PiAi~Fiutp, y. j, Jan, 2-Daniel l..
Is2ard, - years old, ~ Mays Landing,
n, no had been NisituG his daughter, Mrs.
\ J. Rruuson, in this city, died to-day in
Hospital following nm opera
ton for appendicitis. lie was native OF
MAYS Landing. a lifelong member of the
Church there ana for htty
years superintendent OF the sunday school.
tie IL survived by his wife, two sons and
a dauEhteT.
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Mrs. George Nyc Hoard man.

Mrs Anna 4 W. Boardman. wife Of
the Rev Dr. George Nye Boardman, died
Yesterday At the home of her brother. Or.
Henry + WAlNer. Is West FIFTY NTH
street. Mrs Roardman was born in Rut-
land, Vt. I'm 1877, the daughter OF the
Rev. Charles Walker, congregational
clergyman. she was married IN 1881 to
pr Boardman. who was al that time pro-
lessor OF philosophy in Middebury Col
lego. The latter part OF her life was
sp.ut in Chicago.
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DIR. S. WEIR MITCHELL VERY I'LL
Ills Friends Fear Thnt lie May No,
Recover From Grip.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2,-Dr. s, Well
Mitchell. the noted author and physlcian
who II seriously III from glip al his hom,
here, Is reported this afternoon 10 /,
slightly better although st!ll not out OF
danger.
pr Mitchell has been confined 10 his
he'd for several days. Because of HIS agr
49, his friends fear that he may not re-.
cover. lie Is being attended by DR. j
Madison TAYLOR.
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FlTsfIELD. Mass, Jan, 2--W!Dam g
pal2tl, prominent manufacturer Of
south Egremuut, died this morning. lie
was born In Hudson, y Y, I'm 1886, lie
Hds president Of the pa2cl ANlc Works
.ui treasurer ana manager of the bdlzell
Ives Iron Box Company From 1892 to
"9i No was a member of the lirrks hire
county Commissioners. lie hal a large
airy farm in South Egremont, He leaves
4 widow aud three children, William q.
btl2"'!, former captain of the Cornell
varsity eight, Mrs, ", T., Curtis OF Porto
ttico and Miss Louise palzcll
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wallace ltruce.

Mrs G " Abcrnntny Of ala Han
cock street, l|roOklyu, received a tee-
gram Yesterday morning announcing the
death of her father. Wallace Bruce. who
went to his winter home at De Funah
Sprin ~. Fla. n few months ago with Mrs.
Bruce. lie mad suffered from paralysis.
lie was born at Hillsdale, n. Y. In 1874,
and was graduated from Yale In 1857.
He engaged in literary work and alta ined
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PAssAIC, y. j., Jan. 2.---,;eorge W. KIT
ridge, editor and Illustrator. died to-day
Il his home. 352 Lafayette ave-
nue., aged 50 years, after a years illness
II cancer, He was born in Dayto
ONO, and came East with his parents
when a boy. lie was one OF the editors
# the Iron Age twenty-five years. re-
signing four years ago to become editor
and one OF the owners of Sheet uetok
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prominence. He was United States Con
sui at Edinburgh. Scotland. from 1889
TO 1898. The Shakespeare society of Edin
hurgh made him an honorary president
He delivered lectures throughout Scotland
ana IN this country on Robert Burns n ..
wrote several volumes OF poems He wa.
u member OF the Authors club Of the Al
pha Delta Phi fraternity and OF Phi
Beta Kappa. In 1870 he married Mis-
Annie Becker of Schodack Depot. y. v
His BROOKLYN home was at .G7 Stuvv,.
SAINT avenue
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Patrick Seaman.

Patrick seaman Il the firm OF j. y,
4 T.. seaman wholesale meat dealers at
Gr3 TO 80 West Furtie,h street and
branches I'm Washington Market and al
1863 Fort Greene pace, l'rCokyn, died
yesterday Of rheumatism at his home,
Wave Crest. Far EoCkhway. For thirty
Ave years h. had been well known In
tl, wholesale meat trade. He Is sur
NNeG ~ his wife and eight children
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room and had the ballroom open for

dancing.
Miss Genevieve Clark. daughter OF
Speaker and Mrs. Clark. who made her
formal bow yesterday to Washington So
ciety. was entertained at luncheon to-day
by Mrs. Timothy T. Ansberry. who had
Miss Clark's house guests also In the COM
pany. Miss Clark and her house guests
were entertained at tea at the Willard
this afternoon by Miss Agra Bennett of
West Virginia.
Mrs. Bates. widow OF Gen. Alfred u.
Bates. has sent out cards announcing the
marriage of her daughter. Mrs. Henrietta
Bates Mckee. to Frederick II. Brooks
in Lucern". Switzerland. yesterday.
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Mrs. William RiLcr.

Mr. Charlotte Lawrence Riker. daush-
ter Of the Late pr j. 4, Stryker and
wife Of William J. Rikcr died ycster-
day Of heart disease At her nome, Is
East rfty-Hfth street. She was born
seycnty-one years ago in this city She
is survived by her husband and one son.
A l.. RiEcr
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In New York To-day.

Berkeley Literary Union, luncheon,
IIoto, Aston, i. NJ.
Automobile Importers Salon. Hotel AZ
tor.
Chicago Women's club OF New York
meeting Hotel Aston. T. NJ.
Vassar students AID Society, meeting
Hotel Astor. 3 T. NJ.
League for Political Education. lecture
by Judge Ben H. Lindsey on '"rrustinr
Prisoners" Hudson Theatre 1879 Wes'
Forty fourth street. II A. NJ
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Frederick A Pratt, a retired shipbuilder,
d.cu ou Thursday "a. his home, G3l Grand
avenue. Brooklyn, III his "ishty-third
year lie was member OF Tuscan Lodge.
=. and \. VI and of Progressive Chapter
n 4. VI. lis wife, son and two daugh-
tors uVNiNe him
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August G. Burgtorf died yesterday at
his home 756 BushWich avenue. Brook
Ign. lie was 30 years old He was dirrc-
tor of the Equitable Cooperative Builiins
and Loan Association and had an office
at 20 Whitehall street. Manhattan.
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Carl y. i<ircmnun.

Carl J Klccmaun, who had been In
the drug business In Brooklyn for forty
five years. died on Thursday at his home
4l4 sixteenth street that horourh, in his
srvcnty-third year. His wife ana "A son
survive MN.
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Dinner aud Dance for Miss CravRth.

MIR. and Mrs. Paul u. Cravath gave
last night Al VIBRATION, then country place
,u Locust Valley, l.. l., dinner and
dance for their daughter Miss Vera Cra-
Ntfh. who will not be introduced To soci-
g.. before another year. 1t was sort
a. urighborhood dance following dinner
ftp the guests at VIBRATION, who included
fur Misses katharine Sands. Evelyn
SOFT Agnes Claiin, Caryl Hackstaff.
Constance Chappeil Dorothy Anderton
a.l Lucy Lord, Burton Ives Plumb,
Francis WatroIg Morris Pryor, trenton
Charles and Lindsay yelling, Stoddard
Hancock, Herbert Lord, James Larkin
AID Sterling Patterson.
Among those who came from neighbor-
irs country houses for the dance were the
Misses Noel Johnston, Penelope Sears.
Dorothy Legg Howard, kathryne steele
Atrr1rr, Bowers, Elizabeth klrlin, Doro-
t'y Doubleday, Helen Porter, Grace and
Helen Pierce, Florence johnson Laura
l.rsous. Eunice Clapp, Alice Coffin, Elise
lud,w, Mary c. Pratt. Cordelia Hepburn
1nd naomi Andrews James j. Porter. Ed
WIN Gould. Jr., Robert Lovett, Bryce and
STUART Wing. Harvey l.adew, Alexander
Henderson, Seton Henry. Edward Sands.
Culhralth Ward, Douglas Moffat, Hunting
o.. Blhcock. Edmund Pcaslee, Fritz Bar
l,ur. burgess Wooley, james NJ Beck,
Lr. Leighton Brewer, Sherwood Rollins,
l,lN and Nelson Doubleday. Ralph kirlin.
Arthur Dubois. Rushmorc Shope. Juan
''hal'os, Clarence Mitchell, Loomls Have
meyer Frank w Jones, Jr, Oliver Il.
Jennings, Edward NJ Townsend, Jr..
oliver g. James, Trubee Dawson, Court
i1gI' and Truman Handy, Ernest Fahys,
o. brkay Glider, James A. Blair Jr.
o.,rr aud Nicholas Roosevelt, Fritz Cou-
c'r'. B.rtrlm and Stafford Bucknall. In
p'r-ou Townsend, Frederick Dennis,
Charles La Monte Smith and Frank Ray
.tAH
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lie lived in passaic for forty years He
IL survived by his son. Clifford kittredge
OF Passaic.
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Dance for Miss EIcanora Davis.

Mrs Richard T. Davies gave dance
~ the 1t. Regis for her debutante daugh-
Ter. Miss Eleanor Davies. Mrs. Davies
received with her daughter In the Louis
NNl room Some of the guests were the
VI Sscs Flora McAlpn. Dorothy Taylor,
Helen Morgan, Virginia Scully. Louise
TIFFANY Frank. Mary Baker and Louise
: Butler: Henry Hotchkiss. Irving IL.
Tlrdce. Hamilton Campbell. William
j. trham and Charles H. HickoN.
Howard Taylor gave At his house. 10
Fast SiXty-fourth street, a dinner fol-
lowed hy dancing for his daughter Miss
Eleanor Taylor.
Mrs. joni NJ. Shedd gave last night at
u,- home, IFS East Thirty eighth street,
q dinner for her daughter. Miss barbara
Shedd. and her niece. Miss Katharine
G. linton Hustled, debutantes OF the winter.
After the dinner Mrs. Shodd took her
usssts to see High Jinks' at the Lyric
Theatre.
In the party were the Misses Cathariue
colt. Dorothy Brown. katharine Fitch.
Margaret Porter. Dorothy HOLSTER, Beth
LrarN, Katie Schermerhorn, Star Paris,
urlen Griffin. Mildred Dennis. Lentilhon
e. ford. Christina Nichols, Dorothy An
arcws, El.nor Kendall, Marian Becker,
I,,rothy keere Taylor. Margaret Warren.
r setta Carson. Dorothy Battle. Mary
RYAN. Noelne Haskins and Marjorie
Woolsey, William Phillips, Robert lnger-
Soil Brown. Powell Fowler, Ransom Noble,
Luke Thomas Carter Phelps, Frederick
stevenson. John Jessup, Edward Nell
vaiuc. Jr, Andre Gross, Robert Munroe,
" TraVers jerome, Jr., Fairfax bowney,
Howard .. Wood. Cass Gilbert, Jr.. John
Matthews. Stuart Landstreet. Harold
Tartshorne, Clinton Backus George
Brett. Jr, William V. c. Ruxton. Gray
NtoW Bryan and Madison l.ockwell
Nftcr the theatre the young people went
{, Mrs Valentines dance.
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UNDtkTAkERs.
RANKE.CAMPBELL , ss:M
CVNGNM U.NSNN evIRv sAcIlVv
CAV Q. s,osT FUNERAL CHURCH
UNDkkTAkE rs.
PERSONAL.

DEpOSlTORS ~ HENkY SIEGrL q CO
COMMIT pIoate Immediately With the unier.
signed before placing your claim with a..
tOTneys and IL VII, save you expenses and lcs>
Of time HARRY LEWIS Boz No. iSG Sun
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ROUND OF DANCES
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Busy Friday Evening for Those
Remaining in
Town.
LARGE COUNTRY PARTY
Gucsts From Long Island
Homes mt Dance for Miss
Vera Cravath.
LARGE COUNTRY PARTY

There was another round Of dances for
dehutantcs last night. and young people
" society were kept on the go with sew
,rnl parties In town and In the country
Mrs. Patrick A. Valentine gave large
dance at Sherry's for Miss Margaret
Clarkson Henderson. the debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Francis Hen
d,rson which brought together many OF
the debutantes of this and last season
who we're remaining In town. as well as
some OF the young dancing men. Mrs.
Valentine received with the debutante.
There was continuous dancing in the
large ballroom. courads and Franzen's
uronestras alternating. During supper,
which WAS served IN the small ballroom
after midnight. most of the popular songs
81 & ver" played were sung by the guests.
AMONG tie guests We're the Misses Ursula
q, OWL. Josephine Nicoll. lesson Thayer.
Ju, Williams. Beatrice Burrill. May Wat
SON. Gwcndoliu Condor. Gencvieve SAN
ford. Kathryn Motley, Priscilla Bull.
Mary CroclIer Alexander. Frances Bow
srs Mildred Dodge. Mercedes dc Acosta,
Lisa Stillmau. Estelle Romeyn, Alice G..
kortright. Mary Mitchell. Constance
t,auuuS. Margaret ioIt-f, Audrey Os-
born Rostlie O'Brien, Eleanor Harris
horne. Caryl HackstafI, Coline 1ngersoll.
Polly Jacob. Mary Miner, Thelma Violet.
Aic, Haven. Miriam Hartman, Marietta
Chaplin Rosetta Carson. Dorothy Chsolm,
Mary cutting Cumnock. Louise Trevor
aud Eugene Philbin.
some OF the men present were Bachc
II Brown. Seth b. French, Watson &.
Immet. Otis Guernsey, Albert II. Ely,
.lr. Frederic :. Allen. Amory l.. Hask-
,l William Crocker. Shipper Davis.
Charles ID. Dickey. Jr.. John Y. Appleton.
George \. Dixon. Jr., Walter HELLER,
Euot cobb. Townsend Martin, George
Baker. Richard Babcock. Cooper Bryce.
Harry c. Gushing 81. John Castle. Pat
rich Calhoun. W. Whit,right Watson,
COLES J. Coo. Edmund :. Twinng, Jr..
and sheldon Hoadlry.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-03-20
HANCOCK
,~eNe~e~e~e~e~ go
From the Record

Henry Terpstra arrived here last
week from Rock Valley Iowa, with
his family, household goods and stock.
He will occupy the Huntley farm just
south of town the coming yaer,
\ 1t is with the Deepest sorrow that
our people will hear that Mrs. James
MCGOWAN is no mere. She has been
very i'll for some weeks past and her
death had been expected almost hourly
for the past ten days. She died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Huntley, Tuesday night at about
eleven o'clock and funeral will be held
at st. Barnabas Catholic church here
this forenoon at ten o'clock. The re-
mains will be taken OH the noon train
to Clontarf for burial.
AS result of the contest which
closed last Friday evening at eight
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ALB Z IA
>0~0~o~o ~o~e~e~

! Sigvert Johnson's injured eye does
mot appear to get we'll and it has
caused him much pain and expense.
About the only sure method of in
vesting in townsite property is after
the steel is laid and the station legal
ly established.
Mr.. DeCamp shipped car of hay
to Doom, Iowa, this week. ..
Tuesday the weather turned colder
in this locality.
Some stray f1ocks of wild ducks
have been seen in this vicinity but
the direct flight into the northwest
has not yet started in this season.
Rev. Charles Schoenheider was an
Alberta caller Tuesday.
John Loehr of Chokio, is working
for the Monarch Hardware company
of Alberta.
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Heick has been i'll this week with
grip.
Frank Bach. one of Pepperton s
young industrious farmers, was an
Alberta caller Tuesday. He shipped
some fine seed oats to Gust Gaus.
man. of st. Paul.
George McClelland, ]. M. Buckley
and H. j. Mitlyng were county seat
callers Tuesday.
j. w. Foster is visiting relatives
and friends in this vicinity.
Notice to Patrons: have decided
to discontinue grinding feed. Will
saw wood and continue buying cream
Positively no more grinding done
after publication of this notice. A.
II. Andert. adv.
Farmers south of here are carrying
about clippings from newspapers il
their inside pockets relating to theil
new bank and townsite at Frog Lake
That is all they appear to know abou
the future. The projectors are nj
doubt furnishing the news items.
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MORRIS TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Fred Kussatz and son Emil.
Marie Bruins and Mrs. Geo. Jones
were Morris business callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Clark visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Clark Mon
day.
Miss Charlotte CLARK has been
spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Robt. Walker.
Quite a few people from our vicin-
ity attended the sale at Ed. Thomp.
sons Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Jones and Mrs. Jim
Thompson visited with Morris friends
Thursday.
Archie Towner and Link Harvey
we're Morris business callers Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Mich and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. p Schoenweiter
end family visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan Sunday.
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SCOTT

Chas. and Joe Eystad were business
callers in Alberta Monday.
7. B. Buckley and Mrs. VIM
Menke returned to their home in Min
neapolis Wednesday after few days
visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Russell were
business callers in Chokio Monday.
Carl Russell and Carl TOmalla were
business callers in Alberta Tuesday.
Sivert Olson was business caller
in Alberta Tuesday.
L. Springer of Chokio was buying
stock in this vicinity the first of the
week.
Alice, Paul and Joe Buckley visited
at R. N. Marlow's Wednesday even
ing.
The Greber and Buckley young
folks we're visitors at the Grooth
home in Synnes Sunday evening.
Mrs. Will Mosher and baby and
Miss Mosher of Morris, are guests at
the home of Mrs. Mary Eystad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgartner and
family of Alberta, spent Sunday at
the R. N. NARROW home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Rasch spent
Sunday with relatives in Synnes.
Casey Jones is at present working
for Chas. Eystad
Emma Hill spent Sunday with
Hilda Saunders.
Hans Anderson called at SNert
Johnson's Saturday.
Mrs. Splitstoser and children OF
Morris, Mrs. Goodsman of Appleton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. N. DeYoung and
family of Alberta, we're Sunday visit
ors at the home of Carl Tomalla.
Olander Vented was business
caller in Alberta Thursday.
Mr.. Krowl travelling agent, for the
Sexton Grocery company, was calling
on customers in this vicinity Thurs
day.
Albert Wilson was business caller
in Alberta Friday evening.
C. Krie returned home the latter
part of the week from a short visit
at the home of his father in Nebraska.
Alice and Mae Buckley visited al
the VIM. Greber home Sunday.
A pleasant surprise party was helC
at the home of Mrs. Mary EystaC
Saturday evening and fine time bat
by all.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-03-20
Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured

There is nothing more discourage
ing than a chronic disorder of the
stomach. Is it not surprising that's
many suffer for years with such an
ailment when permanent cure is
within their reach and may be had
for trife? "About year ago"
says P. H. Beck. of Wakelee. Mich,
/ bought package of Chamberlain's
Tablets, and since using them have
felt perfectly we'll. had previously
used any number of different medi-
cines, but none of them were of any
lasting benefit For sale by all
dealers.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-03-20

Arthur Judd and Alfred Welfare
were Morris business callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kussatz attended
the sale at Steinbring's Thursday.
A surprise party was given to Louis
Kussatz. being his 18th birthday.
Those that we're present were as fol-
lows: Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Thompson
and son Samuel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Brooks and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Heuer and Silvia Rocker.
Fred Kussatz was a Morris business
caller Monday.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-03-20
Drawinq the Line.

81 don't mind listening to a. man
who is paying for my dinner tell me
the story Of his life" said the woman
MEMS lives are generally interesting,
but l Won't stand to hear woman
tell everything she knows. even If she
does pay for, my dinner. I'd rather
pay for my own dinner and get an
occasional shy at the converse ton
New York Press.
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o'clock some seventy odd members
were added to the Clubs membership Z
which now numbers one hundred and
fifteen, thank you, and that is going
some. The meeting last Friday even
ing was held in the Opera House as
the club rooms were altogether ina
dequate to accommodate the crowd.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-03-20
Gold Coin.

Seventy per cent Of the gold in civil
1ized mans possession is in the form Of
coin
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ChamberIain's Tablets for Con
stipation.

For constipation, Chamberlain's
Tablets are excellent. Easy to take,
mild and gentle in effect. Give them
a trial. For sale by all dealers.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-01-21

Board OF Supervisors connersigned by County
seal Of &c Necessary
s 3 c a tie sp Gam1n the 1 BG5rd
BY County treasurer Of said County but sncR G
lac OF made andu upon
m ID 1 the 05"; t bonds and and zach Of them
FORM OF BOND.
School DISTRICT FHFER S SHTES SF oF 41ApA COMFY
school school, B III 6hNsdeo BOND
Y X PfEEfI EE oF Fz 6N OF hH GoGNrh
f b6 rs SF' @ lawful pay money bearer 5 U2s
a & s35 standard weight g. linen the
az S'1a Pres is iG soP .Soss's
SIX per esnm per payable day
anG like god eo the ee Of the County, ss @
o9 @ e ] @ @ But the gG pay '9 and @
d School F s 6f for 3 sS60
District by the Board OF OF sad aayap County ioa the
Hd and 6 oo B fe % for such Ss an
strict compliance with all the provisions Act of the Regular s
provide Establishment and General and Uni
said Legislature thereto order Of the
record % the minutes said beard S TO- the Of
School S R P duly had and taken under Rdd law and duly ceEtd
s d o 5eh 1oo D Hade and nfd os
ts question 6uPn M P d and Tf On tn so aq D on
the legal ballots question
CURED things required
properly done exist regular due time,
ston upon properly said sdhoof r'
S8 Sf%sR f's f'iSs so
IN Of YsVsB has CAUSED s Id bond signed
# @@'@
R !; BELcHER WILLIAM STEPHENS
YaTapai County, Arizona psTyoT Of Yavapai
02 E A R6afE5
Treasurer Fo 81 Xac oP co 6ITPt5 Arizona
July A D 1914 School District No Of Yavapa
School District Thirty Dollars gold coin, money
City being
+. o RFL 6 E1o w Chairman s j 3t BS Of
'- coT z T k0S2Rg
Treasurer OF YaTapai County Arizona.
@ 5 n the ,s x be e5sG deliver
the purchasers sseorda4c with
a 6 h fun" purpose S S bs5 R bonds be S %
aan OF o o te P9 % 4d ond y o @
o the Board % supervisors 5 Hnas G 'as 6 0
district ac p the te a9f ON bonds % ss and 9er
ea ten ike ike G S S tax B o R? 5 e ten 5 sbo6
D sufficient to pay the the ng interest on o e 6ond and T
uee by m %ho sGg bonds oGbe to- d 5 ali nd
credit ' n building Hnd District and 6e used payment of
the principal and interest on said bonds and for no other Pppos
1918 January lst 1914 checked be and ordered
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ARIZONA
Prescott Arizona.
Board OF Supervisors Napa County,