davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06
FAIRFAX.

Mrs. T.. c. Nash and daughter. Miss
Beatrice Nash. Of New York citv. are
visiting Mrs. s. f. Wilson.-Walter Ber-
gen and Russell Goodsell have returned
from Camp Abnaki-Mrs T. c. Leach
and son have returned from q visit In
Bangor, ~ Y.-Mrs. Curtis Wheeler IS
seriously ill.-The Rev J. NJ Maxwell
goes this week TO visit friends in Ireland
and return with his Wife, who has been
visiting her parents for several weeks
The w. G. T. L. will meet next Friday
evening at 73o with Mrs. Hattie Hotch-
kiss.-Edward Brown and son Wesley
brown of Boston are passing their vaca-
ton at the homo of ]. d. Shedd John
f'arr of Burlington is visiting relatives
in town-Pagc Ufford of Hyde Park is
passing few days with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. William UfOrd Mrs Watson
of bakersfield. n former resident, Is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Albert King. Her
granddaughter, Miss Watson, is with
her.
Arthur y. Beeman of Norwich, Conn.
Is IN town for n few days-Miss Flora
Paris has gone to Boston for a short
stay.-Ilomer L. Wheeler has returned to
Boston, having been called here by the
Illness of his mother-C. +. St Pierre re-
turned from the Fanny Allen hospital
w ednesday.-Miss Clara Southland is In
Westford, the guest of Mrs Maurice
lrish.-Mrs. S. Royce and Miss Bessie
reynolds are passing a few days In
Fletcher with Mr. RuEg's family
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06
BEAVER.

Mrs. Lyman Leach has gone to Norris
vile to visit her parents.-Mlss Clara
Leach OF Philadelphia visited her cousins
Lyman and Cyrus Leach, last week.
James Riley of St. Adams is at II. v.
McNalPs helping nut IN n si,o
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06
SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Troville are the par
ents OF twin boys, born Thursday. July
So-Mr. Hodges from Detroit, Mich. is
visiting at Mrs. j. T.. Hall's.-NIiss Janet
landon is able to be up after a long
illness with typhoid fever
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06
CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs g. H. Cook have returned
From st. Rose. p. G., where they have
been passing n week.--W. V. Beach has
Resigned his position in the creamery and
Will open a meat and vegetable market in
the building recently vacated by Edward
Bissonett.--O. H. Alexander and D. O.
Foote attended the races at Sara
toga.-Peter Aunchman of burlington has
taken position as foreman in the cream
ery.-Mrs. Lillian owen and their daugh-
tiers returned Friday from a visit to rela-
hives In New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs Frink Of Brool,feId ond
George Frink Of Brockton, Mass. are
visiting their sons and brothers. Elliot
and Noah Frink.-Henry IIill and family
of Mattcawan, N. Y, are visiting Mr.
Hills mother and brother at the Hin
homestead.-Mr. and Mrs II. f. Klns-
man and Miss Ethel Kinsman, who have
been visiting DR.. and Mrs. F. r. Stod
dard at Orchard View. have returned to
their home In Williamstown, Mass.-Mrs
Alice Wright, d. G. NJ, and II. r. Wads-
worth ID. G. F., made their official visit
20 Champlain Chapter. No IS, O. f. s.
Friday evening and seventeen members
of Otter Creek Chapter No. "a, O. e s
visited the chapter the same evening
The degrees were worked on two candi-
dates and refreshments were served
Thirty members of Friendship Lodge,
No "a, F. & A. M, motored TO Bristol
Monday evening to attend a meeting of
Libanus Lodge
Forty-six members OF Friendship Lodge
Mo. a. y. r and A NJ, motored to Bris-
col last Monday evening on their annual
visit to Iibanus Lodge, No, A. The NJ.
M. degree was exemplfied upon two can
didates. The ladies of the O. e S. fur
nished entertainment. Visiting brothers
were present from Connecticut Cam
bridge. Mass, Dorchester. Vergonnes
Ind observation-disclosures. Peter Van
relette and Joseph Labombard OF Isle
La Motto are visiting Peter Vancelette.-
Joseph Terry of Plattsburg is visiting
relatives and friends in town.-Charles
M. Byington Is confined with a broken
foot.-George II. Cook has sold his vii !
lage home to Mrs. Fields, reserving a |
building lot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06
FLETCHER.

George call is suffering with Il broken
leg, received in runaway
Tatro has completed work for ]. S.
Loach.-leon Boozan Is nj homo from
his work in Jericho.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06
ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert North spent Sun
day In Starksboro.-Mi Bessie Wellinger
spent Sunday at her home, returning to
Winston Sunday night
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06
WILLISTON.

Mrs Rose James Is ill.-Mrs. Guy
Warren and two children of burlington
We're guests Of Mrs Mort james the first
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06

Continued ON page tweive.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

Of fonrme mco. GnaeIifmanoeu pno
lin Sibc bIep life minore iorbaltiet.
ga ban o~poaaeoe, ar llhlanen - IN
oeIigpi5 Ell Rcierpeoiiicer / set
borAcrIiae Gin por llnioeriitet5mano
meo orubilf lom Sag, o. at ban ban.
De tiIbragt to Mar iom Cecil Rhooc8'
Stipenoiat i Crioro iomt taaet lin
Gramcu Ger. Grgclif taltc ban iont
Ell ,Snbisot og par / belle lin Cptrp.
ocn oen iulocn6tc Gentleman. Io.
ilItanten berettc6e Bette iii Genera.
len. iom iororoueoc. at Tanlen ueo
0iibbogcu ifiiloc hare lin Tlao@ iom.
men mco Siiiccrcrrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

"Stan0inauiif :anitrcrr a%usc6ug".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

= SunoenS |enner % 6cripare.
re bar otto ciieret Sen Gale itpffcpiS
eQer belt no, fm Senotor @cit holot
til Ell SSiirp, Der ltlISe beumc / Soa
meIlem Ell Sunbs Gier oa SinocnS
1robsmano. Senatorcn, ser iom be.
tienbt er Sogisrer ogiaa, tnIte ian
uatfert ON Sunheu. at Here Weo.
Iemner al Sirrpcu it Snorer / 81.
meme, Tiger Sienpioner. Man bsr
oo1 merle iig, at oet bar eli 300
Slno, Senotoren talie iao paffert
oper. Get er meo Nuroc iom mco
&nbionere ri9tiI aooe er &c ierIt
eitcrnt sc er beoe,
- Gu Iioen Slot Sauer iinocr CT
goo Gel goo 6s0c for iia noe paa
9Igeren, eiterat Socn er fisrt prf.
Gn bel Gel ll1rUS. iom life andre
Gpr brpoer iig ON. er goS og tierIia
6soe for Sauen. Ter ituloe iinocS
en- ltsrre eIler miu0rc 6lof Souer
pao 6orme iIeit. NoQlc Here Sauer
% nogIe fprre @umoe uiIoe mango
SteOer paste nOfiao goot.
CONNIE al Dem, iom terifcoc
ira "Sboefs", moottc poa line Ste.
ser pente Longer, en6 Sc Iiftc. MI
ioor. NoaIe al DEM fomnrer iii at
itatfc iii @ren nUitc aar.
Staf Straaet - life brn1,o
0etl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

lonrbeicct iOr ifGnotnauiifc Nus.
buloringcr / NmerIfd, oil lGrc Gem
oenne Stunt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

men nTite Iar, Ifuloe blipe aplct.
@p%ereneite BOILING o. Slot itnIoc BIZ
be iorsget. Sette er life at ipefiilere
/ andres Neo, men meact mere at
lirore % oihirlpe Sen. "@ar Is
the Troouccrs Opportunity"
GanS % %inf.
Stlber Wnrfebet III Ell liO, -
pit inne5 tale ior, al Trilen pon
Sueoe % alt anoct, Sorn1ercu bar at
ipIge, piI fomme I'll at bliue goo III,
'uoouer; men ingen PED, buorlTnge
oet parer. %i lcpcr / Ell 1io, ga
lluisbeo % lliiffcrbeo raoocr poa
ale aanter. Get funbe moaite brn.
oe, at Ienaenc ogioa blep bprere.
-Srcnrogenoe 6ormerbIobe roo
Der oS Sarmere I'll at iaa liot mere
Sueoc emo panligt, % Roooet tor pr-
re gobt. Gen omcrifnnife Sornter
fan bIipe Ell Wenneifebcoens %clgip.
rer fonhGnoe peo al pberlte gpnc at
lGgee an pao at prooucere iaa me9et
Tom mliIiat for @croenSmorfebet /
sc ieritfommenoe Mor. Ser or arig
|oper en- itor Gel al Geroen, % Suit
% Sun9erSnso islger iom Hegel |
&rigenS Spor.
Sfisnt ser, iom iaat, er llO-
iiqter til bpie Triier poa alc Clogs
Sarmprobufter, er bet life trpat for
Sarmere at 6e1pnbe at ipefulere
pilot" / Saob ON bsie Eriier. Een-
gene fan blipc bpre o. panifeIige at
iaa LIANT ielp for en- fort Sio.
- Sin life @rsn iii Ell trpt Set,
men las oen hoiIe og pbe liot So en-
Zines Sib eaer TO fsrit.
- Gen Sormer, fom bar aooe
@riic, MaiS og "@riiepniture", er
poa @eien til @elitano, inairemt ban
bar liot @reie paa at rsgte fine cling
ret.
- Solen ifllloe b6nnes til at Goe
SABRE iammen meO i'm Wooer laa
tioliat iom muIigt.
- alier, Tom oct life lsnner iig
at baoe, ifuIbe feoes % iGIgeS iom
Slagtopr. Suit MI er oct Sio at be.
gpnbe at ieoe oenn. 9e fcmmer fig
blirtiaere M, ems rnar @interfulben
bar lat ino for @lpor.
- 9nloene ifi,loe faa no9et anbet
for @omiplo emo Welf % 8rsn. 2iot
lint, eobt So er uomerfet for benz.
- 9isffenet err Susmoberens
Ierfiteo. gr benbes Manb en- bel.
itoaenoe Sarmer, ifuIbe bum qiere
arao poa at bare ct ~tiosmGsiigt
ajpffen. 0ertiI bsrer bl. a. rinoen.
Sc &anb, N mcberne aogeopn %
ififfeli9t llbitpr og aioffentsi.
- Gn Wnn6, iom bar nogle ian
Ncres for permanent "EaItire" ug
nogle Icres Sloottelonb, er / Sen
Stining, at ban bpert @ar fam bro.
ollcere lit eget iSleif % isbe op nogIe
"Iarin3er", iipr ON ban har nogIe
foa Icrcs meo Mais eler onbet 8rsn
ogioa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

2rcaturer. Mgrene trampes neo ell
Ter brpnoes, % Sprene logger We.
lag paa Greaturer og SeIte Tor III
e9et @rlig. Get engelife "@oaro OF
Ngriculture", 2pnoor. bar nplig Of.
ientliggiort ct Suerilaa ON, at eng
lon0 fan flare Jig / 4 Maaneocr mco
De Nnoioripninger, iom bapcS paa
Sann0en.
Sc engelifc @Iaoe treiter Jig mes,
at 6oreneOe Stotcr og N%rgentina or
neitrale % rimcli9piS pil forblipe at
pUre bet. She 2ipe Stocf Sour
nal" pe1er paa oet ISaftllm, at Sor.
eneoe Stater % gIrgentinu er DC 70
2onoe, europa isrit og fremit maa
ltole poa, boab Soripning meo Spoe-
uarer angaar. Mon irpgter for, at
Gnropos 6olf anar Ell baaro Giittcr
inlpoe. Get fam LET brnbc, at DC
MGno, iom er falot no / 6elten eaer
til @arniionstieneite, iaar oct beore
ipiilter, trooS aQe Strobabier, eno Dc
Sulinoer, iom liobcr biernme / Nngit
og lioer Neo, Eaa &c brittle Ger
er ser llbiigtcr til Ell itor Speoeao-
ling; 60 Wiqioner @liibels boaber
man at faa. Igerbrugsblaoene rao.
Der Interchangeable til, at man ifol
inobeIte benle Speoe iau ioriigtigt
Tom miiliJt, iamt ~ppbepare Ben ilig,
at Der fan blipe iua meget goot Mel
al ben iom mllli9t.
Gieopri lerne bar iteget betpoeligt
baaoe i 2anOon, EariS og Berlin.
Iormere % &ppgaulere er al rctte
Geofontmenbe blepne roabeoe til life
at iplge iom Slogt eIler ielp iloete
Nplsopr. Gn hel Gel epoe auer ifol
aaereoc bore blepne ilogteoe. Gen
engelife Hegiering noparer 2nnOcts
Sarmere moo at alsre iligt. Zen
loper Dem, at &ieo ifoI Ser nof fon1.
me baaoe ira aolonierne, Toreneoe
Stater og Spoamerifa % SET til Tri-
ler, iom life err iao olbeles urimeligc
enooa, naur mar tager / @etragt-
ming, at mar er miot oppe / Ell for,
fPr0elia arig.
Won fan life I9ie ei,rppeiife
IgerbrugsblaOe MI ilberl, of ma bli.
Der o~perbepilt ON, of Ben amerifanife
6armer, ON alt goar, iom set M fer
no til, ganr Ell goo Sio imeoe. Sn-
Den ct balpt Ior err omme, bill bper.
eneite europGiif Staggering ienoe
ggenter % Sfiicerer alooen riinot
for at faa fiebt gobe Selte. De tpt.
felt befolfeoe 2onbe i europa pil ie
til Soreneoe Stoter efter aiso og
0lelf. Himeliapis pil sc frigisrenoe
Petitioner ON life iaa lang Sio blipe
enige on, at nsitrale Sfibe life ltll-
Ser nogen SmitGnoigbeo ifaI bIipe
iortrroiecoe, forbi Sc teller rneo
2%aoninger al Maoparer. Suit M
Ifliloe Sc am~erifanife Iarmere Ipg9e
an paa at proOucere 8ren % aieo
% Tleif iur Warfeoet. Suert lltnb
@rprt, iom fan blipe aolet poa 1Sar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25
@oclmooigbeo.

en- lioeu Gpiiooe ira Den 6lo0iae
arig; On inf llbIanoiiicer bleu iaa.
ret / Ell notwithstanding meo iranit
aauaIeri etiteos | geIgien og blep
taget tiliange. Zen gueritbeiaIen.
0es aoiutant. en- euseIit officer. Jap
iig / SamtaIe meo Spiteren. iom
bIeu meget iorunSret oper al trQiie
Ell GnseIifmono pm aoiutant. Bran
bapoe paa inf Sioe life troet, at
gnac.:tmPnoene enagu bauoe ruftet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25
UT AOgc CT cm Stunt.
Nurtirttc!ie al "@ranitarf"

"Sf%nn6luauiif :llultrcrst 6UgcbOg",
lpnrbeicct ior ifa%noinuuiItc 6us.
boloringcr / Nmerifn, oil lGre Gem
oennc Stunt.
Otter oenne BOG fun Ser larc3
baaoe ioIio gammcllanoit auit og
umeritanite Retter ai eu6Uer Irt.
Get Tiger ii1 icIo. ct oen oplricr ON
ali. ION ungaar 9oquiHB, SuItning
0. (. y. Ge3uoan oil man Tn0t man.
&c gooe Raao, bUordi 5oooe oreOe %
usUeoe SOFTER fan h1ite 2proom.
III Sc pigtiJite 2tiinit itol irsnr6r.
ue5: Sroo % Sas1ins, Suvver,
Srustarpo, Sdlatcr, Cancer, Yuo.
oinscr, Smclettcr, Eie'r, @eleer %
Sre.Gream, etc, Sritfeuarcr 0. !. D.
Ct intere5iant (iuGJ er en- Site
uucr Cro / observation-disclosures.
iom er uritieuige paa Horif %
CAN'T. o. eu IigueuSe Cite oper
norife "a engeIite 0ro. JON 5enuttes
i Su$bol0ningen.
IauI o. %Ggt er ongiuet eiter Set
6ertiaau05 brugeliJe SuitenL % meo
oettes 9euUpuelier. vi prattiit,
@runoe er oog oct melte bIeuet no.
reJnet / Stopper % Sfeer.
@oaen ~ 319 Si0er mes Sal,.
itratiouer ~ err qoot OF imIft ino
bunoet o. foiter nit tilieuot 500.
Meo ~|oiteu" CT Iar / 6orituo
$500.
=. Inunoien Enbl. So,
Seeorab, Soma,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

esuS "Seeoro6' Rotten I'll sIRetuines .,
genner I 8dmlelGnoet. - IirsoGqs % SrP.
edssuoeGoeu 'oiier $3.50; SteeGsslosaeen
cleHe. Sl.25 er. gay.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25
&risen % Tarmerne.

Sarinblabe % "2ipe Stocf" ,@laoe
fra England og Sfotlnno bar en- bel
Gel at iige ON &rigen og oers Tirf-
ming for Iarnlere % &rentllraplere.
Se engelife IgerbrugSblabe er enige
ON, at / Gnglano pil Eriien paa ale
Snrn1prpoufter blipe nleget bsiere
ems fer arigen, i%friuer Soma Some
iteao", Og oct famine bill bIipe Gil
frloet / ane elirpppiife 2anbe. Gro
olicenten pinoer altio pna, at set er
Grig", %ifriper "Seottiib Sormer".
Get iomme 9lob irembolber at baooe
/ ENGLAND OF aGc Sc e%uroppiifc Cant
Be, iom CT inooifleoe / &rigen, pil
Trobuftionen al INSTRUMENTATION
blipe nleget minbre enb / Srebstioer.
gnoog / Solano, bpor oct life enonll
er arig, blep en- WGngbe SeJetablier
Iiggenbe cg raabne, foroi Sc paaben-
fore Wtpno or blepne inbfalbtc for at
banne Trrn ON 9onbet 90 orbne bcts
Soripar, ON Set pprite lflllbe bpltoe.
&c iibitc Happorter ira &rigsfeltet
melOer ON itore Cab al 8rpn %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25
90 Enueat.
&ienStc om ilig Ell @nt?
Rebteeret At en- praiiiR 5armeI

I. 3lenote on n~oocnlinoe n 8lit.
fcm eiebe Smaagriicne og 2ammcne
paa Sarmen, men bpis TAB eieoe ole
be borne @riie og Souer, rom blep
folgt?
=. Gjcnote 6l en- @ut, Iom life
enifeoc at bane ct Nprelie, iom bar
bans eget, % bpor ban bauoe Ell
Spn, iau ban funbe opbol0e lig Ser,
ielp ON oct par en- folo %%intcruften?
3. aienbtc on nogeniinoe Ell 8ilt,
Der life LITE at bupc Seit 90 @uggp,
iom bar hans egen2 Sporoon piloe
on / bans Steo hape lift at tigge
Sao ont Selt % @iiggp hper eneIte
Sang, bu enifeoe at gua ct eller an
bet Steo?
A.. ajerlotc oil Ell @lit, iom life
arbeioeoc "lettere, ilittigcre og mere
bel tilfreos, llnar ban bnpoe Ell Gel
/ I%plingcn, enc naur ban life BET
hapoe?
5. Suffer ou, ira ou par en- @llt,
bporban on misunbte Sen 8rt, iom
arbeloeoe for Taglen / @pen og bap.
De eget TGrelle, bpor ban funoe baue
fin "Srunf" on line Senbagsfl9ber
% pioe, at ban hap0e inc cling /
Sreo for andre?
6. Snbier ou, at iom bu isltc big
ga, ilig feler onttrcnt olle @utter lig
nnber lignenoe IorboIoe?
Z. SEQ o9 iorltaar oli, at Sio og
Smtanfe oiret paa Gutter err fulot
iao bel anpeuot iom Sio og Smton-
fe ofret paa @riie, aiier % Sugar.
@eetS?
g. i. Goen,
COLORADO agricultural College.
The Hartford republican., 1914-11-06
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
.'saas..s sssas the Of &1zZzzw
Commissioners Sale.

Pursuant to judgment and order
of sale of the Butler Circuit Court,
| will on Saturday. Nov. T. 1914, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m.
and 2 O'Clock p. m, at Baizetown
and also on the headwaters of Six
es' creek. Ohio county, Ky, sell at
public auction to the highest and best
bidders one saw mill, boiler, and en-
gine of the Case make, engine Is
horse power. Also one boiler and en-
gine near Baizetown. Said machinery
will be sold on a credit of three
months to pay debt Of s265.0O with
interest from Oct. 16, 1918 and $50
cost in case of John M. Carson Bank
ing Co., against G. N. Baize, etc. in
Butler Circuit Court.
1873 ]. w. HOWARD, S. C. B. c. C.
The Hartford republican., 1914-11-06

us In the way of foreign debt,
War, and only the war, saved us
from being buried at the end of thi,
year under a foreign debt vastly
greater than the one which, in the
earlier days of the war. almost crush.
ed us until we could begin to make
payments with gold and, better still
with wheat and corn and provisions
and all manner of supplies for the
belligerents and for the neutrals no
longer getting their supplies from the
nations now at war.
But the war will not put an indef-
mite embargo upon the shipment of
foreign products drawn into the Unit
ed States by our Tariff. The war can
nullify the Tariff. the war can dig
us out of foreign debt. only, only so
long as the great powers of Europe
are on the battlefield.
Once the war is over the Tariff.
now suspended, goes into operation
WIN ilS Ola TOrCe.
1t is on this basis that the Ameri-
can people should determine their
votes for members of the House of
Representatives and the United Stat
es Senate at the Congress elections
next month.
Here in this State, for example,
Mr.. Gerard, the Democratic candi-
date for the United States Senate,
is member of the party whose Tar
iff plunged us into foreign debt. If
Mr.. Gerard should be elected he
would stand with his party in the
National Legislature, and in stand
ing with his party he would stand for
this Tariff now virtually out of busi-
ness as soon as the war ends.
Mr.. Wadsworth, who must defeat
Mr.. Gerard il he is to be defeated.
is against this Tariff which the war
has suspended for the time being,
United States Senator, would strive
to end permanently.
In quoting thus freely We wish to
extend as far as possible the valuable
effects which the New York Press
aims to produce upon the intelli-
gence and patriotism of American
voters. Our only regret is that we
cannot insure that it shall reach 49,
100000 voters in time to bear fruit
at the polls on the Sd of November.
If all anti-Free-Trade newspapers
would emulate this good example
and place before their readers the
hard, practical truth, the verdict of
next month would be overwhelmingly
against the party of Free-Trade.
The Hartford republican., 1914-11-06
The YhriCe- a-WSek Edition
Of Yhe New York World
Practically "a Daily at The Price of a
Weekly. No other Newspaper
In the World Gives so Much
at SO Low Price.

The year 1914 has been the most
extraordinary in the history of mod
eru times. It has witnessed the out
break of the great European war,
a struggle so titanic that it makes
all others look small
You live in momentous times. and
you should not miss any of the tre7
mendOus events that are occurring.
No other newspaper will inform you
with the promptness and cheapness
of the Thrice-aWeek edition of the
New York World. Moreover, a years
subscription to it will take you far
into our next Presidential campaign.
The Thrice-A-Week Worlds regu-
lar subscription price is only sl.OO
per year, and this pays for 1876 pa
pers. We offer this unequaled news
paper and
THE HARTFORD REPUBLICAN
together for one year for $1.85.
The regular subscription price of
the two papers is $500.
The Hartford republican., 1914-11-06
An Active Liver Means Health.

If you want good health, a clear
complexion and freedom from Diz-
ziness, Constipation, Biliousness.
Headaches and Indigestion, take DR..
Kings Life Pills. They drive out
fermenting and undigested foods,
clear the Blood and cure Constipa-
tion. Only csc. at your druggist
The Hartford republican., 1914-11-06
OUR CLUBBING RATES.

The REPUBLICAN and Louisville Herald. ....$1.3s
THE REpTB1CAN and St. Louis GlobeDemocrat LIS
THE REPUBLICAN and Home and Farm. 15O
The REPUBLICAN and Owensboro Inquirer Its
The REPUBLICAN and Louisville Daily Herald. $50
The REPUBLICAN and DAILY Uwensooro InquIrer. $3.50
The REPUBLICAN and Twce-a-Week Oboro Messenger Its
The REPUBLICAN, and Kentucky Farmer. LIS
The REPUBLICAN and New Idea Womans Magazine. 13O
THE REPUBLICAN and Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer go. 150
The REPUBLICAN and Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer $150
Address all orders to
THE REPUBLICAN.
The Hartford republican., 1914-11-06

The 25th anniversary Of our
company was celebrated by
erecting the most modern safe
factory in the world. WIDE
awake men who received our
special selling inducement,
aaa:ed 1t necesro..- 60 1cc.S>
our output. We are spenatIH
many sands OF dollars ed
Ia rgirc our sales organizatioa
but 60 learn all particulars,
will COS. you only the price u
D postal card.
The Hartford republican., 1914-11-06


We cal favoro
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-04-16
y sssA & sn u
Read the Daily

ranged to have its continental trains
stop at Ipswich to enable Aberdeen
people to attend the funeral. and
many business and professional men
were present from Aberdeen. in
Guiding DR.. G. W. Nash. head of the
Northern Normal and Industrial
school, who postponed a Occurring
tour in order to attend the funerel OF
Mr. Beebe, who has been especially
interested in promoting the welfare
of the institution ut Aberdeen.
Mr.. Beebe left a widow and five
children: NJ. Pin Beebe, states. at
torney Of Edmunds county; Miss
Inez Beebe, national secretary of
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-04-16
FACING
MANDAMUS SUIT
INITIATIVE ON STREET WIDTHS
ARGUED BEFORE JUDGE
SMITH TODAY.

With the converting of the April
term of circuit court this morning,
Judge Frank B.. Smith heard argu-
mentS in the mandamus suit brought
to compel the suit officials to sub
NIT the initiative petition for wider
streets at the annual municipal cleo
ton a week from today.
The suit, in which John ID. Kress
appeared as plaintiff, vas brought as
the result of the refusal of the city
council on April 6 to submit the PEI
tition at the election in the form in
which it stood, acting upon the advice
of City Attorney Lauritz Miller. The
council had previously fixed the width
LOT the streets at 80 feet, with num-
ferrous exceptions named in the ordin-
lance. fJaa" psSp }f5D
The contention in behalf Of the
mandamuS was that the council had
Irefused to allow the repeal of the
ordinance to come before the people.
|Counse1 for the city claimed in court
this morning that the affidavit at
tached to the petition was not suffi-
lcient and that IL allowed to go be-
fore the people and carried, it would
not be legal. Judge Smith took the
Question under consideration and de-
Iclared he would announce his decis-
ion this afternoon {9fie1 And as
Seven Jury trials will be held at
the present term of court. All OF
these will he. from the civil calendar.
SIZE cases were continuedfand three
dismissed, one, ithate6fi William B.
Dodson against Marion Born erfor
SANDER was dismissed by Judge
Smith upon its nierits,,supou the mo