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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-06

suspension of business.
On the coast of the North Sea, the
British government has taken over
all schools and other public buildings
for conversion into hospitals in readi-
ness for the wounded after the ex-
pected important naval encounter be-
tween the German and British fleets.
Volunteers were requested for the
British army aud this was taken as
an indication that an expeditionary
force was to be sent out, but no au-
thentic information on this point was
obtainable.
In France, the minister of war de-
clared the mobilization to have pro-
ceeded satisfactorily, and everything to
be in readiness, with Gen. Koffre, CON-
mander in chief, at the frontier.
AS the Black Sea has been tightly
closed by Turkeys shutting the Oar
danelles and Bosphorous in order to
maintain her neutrality, the Russian
feet there has had no difficulty in
making captive many German and
Austrian vessels. Austria and Servia
appear to have stopped their activities
or at least to have put a strict censor
ship on the news of any important
ecents, as no dispatches of importance
reached the British capital from. those
two countries today. ~ --~----4.
The French feet in the Mediterran-
can is reported TO have captured" or
destroyed three German cruisers,
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Fire Flashes from Front

London, Eng, August 5.-(Special.J }
Although five of the great European
powers, Austria, England, France.
Germany and Russia are at war and
millions of men On land and sea are
under arms and ready to strike, de-
velopments of prime Importance were
few today.
Cutting of the German telegraph and
telephone connections, and the Ger
man transatlantic cable virtually sew
cred Germany from communication
with other countries. Reports from
France, Belgium, Holland and Russia,
however, showed that Germany's ar
mics steadily were moving forward,
east and west, and that her advanced
posts were in contact with the oppos-
ing Russian and French armies.
In England preparations were rapid
ly completed for naval activities, after
the declaration of war last night, but
the authorities would not permit any
leakage of news as to British military
or naval movements.
Several German steamships in Brit
ish waters, including the Belgia, with
73 German reservists and a quantity
of food stuffs ON board were declared
prizes of war The Maria Leonhardt
in the Thames, suffered a similar fate.
The British government today COM
mandeered the horses belonging 20
express companies and big department
stores thus causing almost a complete
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-06
CONVENTION Of THIRD DISTRICT
MASONS IN Session HERE
Opening Exercises Yesterday Well
spOnseEastern -COnferrng
TempIe-Exerces Laying Corr
Furlow School Building Morning.

Americus welcomed within her gates
yesterday morning the Representatives
of fifty Masonic lodges constituting the
Third District Masonic convention i,
which is assembled here in annual ses-
sion, with probably $50 or 200 repre-
open-handed hospitality greeted the
visitors, and the 1914 session of the
convention promises to be one of the
est attended and most interesting held
in a number of years.
Committees met the visiting Masons,
and all were assigned homes imme
diately upon arrival.
Welcomed to Americas.
The convention session was opened
at Masonic Temple at 10 o'clock with
T DR.. w. F, Walker, of Webster, presi-
dent of this large and representative
body, presiding. The usual address of
welcome upon behalf of the Americas
lodges, 13 and 95, was made by MIR.
w. T. Lane, President Walker respond
ing upon behalf of the visitors.
Beyond the appointment of commit
tees and the usual preliminary work,
little was done at the morning session,
which was adjourned until 2 o'clock
in the afternoon, when, in honor of the
convention visitors, the Order of East
ern Star presented the Masonic floral
drill.
This is feature of unusual grace
and beauty, and is participated in by
the officers Of the local lodge, ten in
number. Ten ladies, attired in whit },
participated in the floral drill, execut-
ing with precision the formation
of various Masonic emblems, that of
the initials Of the convention "T. D
NJ. c." eliciting deserved applause. The
floral drill was open to the public, and
enjoyed by several hundred spectators.
MasOns at the Ball Game.
Upon adjournment the Masonic
brethren hied themselves to Muckalee
park to enjoy the ball game. Dignity
was, for the moment, laid aside and the
several hundred Masons rooted" for
the teams, chewed peanuts and were
as thoroughly human and democratic
as the most hopeless Americas fan
attic.
The convention again assembled last
night at 7:So o'clock for degree work,
Upon this occasion Grand Master Rob-
'ert L. Colding Of the Masonic Grand
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-06
UNCLE SAM DEMANDS RELEASE
OF ALL AMERICANS IN GERMANY

WASHINGTON, 15.(specialDDemands have been
the immediate release of all Amer
being ny. provide
transport Immediately
probable
Copenhagen they
stripes.
Hundreds Americans III Germany leave the
empire Uncle will only his sub
will provide lacking
safely Will prisoners of
strictly lily impossible
German empire running tn risk of being killed
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BELGIAN ARMY ENGAG Es KAIsER's TROOPS

BRUSSELS 5.-(Special-The Belgium minister
fOrfcat Lege vicinity
vigorously al German troops.
have crossed thu Belgian frontier at three points,
miles Lege,
bOtha abOutw enty.fve % sOuthe of
Fighting believed be in Begans
possession Liege Prompt
Belgian
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-06
PETITION FOR RECEIVER
FOR WARLICK BROS. co.
Americus Firm To Be Thrown Into
Bankruptcy the Second Time.

Macon, Ga, Aug SIS, Newberger
& Brother, of New York, and other
creditors have filed petition in the
United States court for the appoint
ment OF receiver for the firm Of war
lick Bros. CO., OF tAnnericus. z sr.1' Y
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-06

PORTLAND, 15-( Specially
indicating
Lustania
making
ing Lutana. The British cru wessed the
was coming her assistance -
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BelgianS Drive Back German
British Troops To The From
FIRST LADY Of THE LAND
NOT EXPECTED To LIVE.
MAY NOT SURVIVE NIGHT

WASHINGTON D. c., 5(special) hope
tanned for the president
specialists during the
days. their with success
White House officials said Mrs Wilson
uay weakening became
i'll is suffering complication
Mrs Wilson aped into afternoon,
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LONDON Eng August lisp ecaJt is officially announced to-
cruiser
which had been fitted for mine laying
Koengn
years service from Hamburg
coast She carried of about thirty.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-06

BRUSSELS, Belgium, August (SpeciaThe German
reported line province
attempted to the river Meuse ponOOn
bridges sharp destroyed
completed Later the invaders crossing
the Maestrht
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Lodge, Of Georgia, presided as guest 0

Lodge, Of Georgia, presided as guest Of
the convention. Third degree work
was the feature of the session.
Laying of Cornerstone.
The feature of today's session of the
convention will be the exercises OF
laying the cornerstone of the hand
some new public school building. At
10 o'clock the convention visitors and
local Masons will march to the cam
pus of Furlow school, where, with i'm
pressive exercises, the cornerstone CT
the imposing structure will be placed.
Grand Master Robert L. Colding, of Sa-
vannah, will deliver the address of the
occasion.
Following the cornerstone exercises
the Masons will be regaled- with
sumptrous barbecue feast at the Cue
park out Lee street, this important fea-
ture being the finale of the convention
session.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-06

LONDON Tsp ea-A action progress
in the North this afternoon ording to the Evening Standard
which adds that authority wo
the was decis i've.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-06
BELGIuMS REPUL Sc GERMANS

PARIS, France August 15-Sp aTwO German Uh.
have destroyed the Belgian according official
given tonight by
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-08-06

LONDNO -Speca- received
ships the
Guernsey which
OIdenbug Steamship Company
plies Hamburg and Portuguese ports
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NAVAL ENGAGEMENT IS STILL
RAGING IN THE NORTH SEA
BRITISH CRUISER SINKS STEAMER FITTED GERMANS
LAYING-THE PURSUED BY GERMAN WAR YES
sELs MAKING FOR UNITED sTATEs-BRITIsH CRUISERS TO
THE RESCUE

15-(Spe ca-Maial law has been proclaim
officially that Germany
not yet violated Hollands neutrality the frontier.
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BRITISH TROOPS TO / AND IN BELGIUM

BRUSSELS, Belgium l5-(Speca-T newspaper
says early landing British expected
Peupe in
Began Vice. platoon of Prussian cavalry
enfladng Begian
banks of In civilians.
FIemaIIe Argnteau, Belgian seurpsed body
Prussians
can losses w killed wounded.
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LONDON August 5-Sp caThe Chronicle this evening
says repulsed the fighting today
unable their attack on Liege
Belgian government bulletin tonight stating BeIgian
had sweeping victory Spa watering place.
reported regiments of Ge
fighting there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-31
nnlEannrt Rrlafa

'rTIa TAYLOR fHI nmIr spent yes
aF 20 hr'IHrrf WITH relatives
800" N...H Demos .a ~HrsUIIrE several
bore N.I. fIHria ard %rr'1tyra.
.'f"I ... . NJ IH.HmHnf LEI
...f. relatives n fHa CTS
'..".. .r Nf ..HIIH. fa -Ia#f.
. bore f.r several Uasfa
N I"... Roberts arI daughter.
Dow. returned home from
frrE spent several
n'.r relatives
r tl home
Dow. r.fH friends
.. H..n .f UrImfar|arf rrf
....Ia H-f relatives In this
Joseph r.rsaF...a of Cleveland ta tp.
' friends and relatives Or This
'e'. Harr is r%isiti-r friends 80
..r r.Hraf DAYS
sharon. formerly %
rr '"rr. friends frr
40" George cole ara 90, r.e,
r"rf where thew viii
with friends ard
enc con- Elmer fsr v.-
..r"r N. whara fnav
.Hsa uIfh -afaffass
NaFHH ~ Errrrr rffg
m. ".r bone nffn= rra~r
wffH reIafIurr rr-a
Nr|rHnr De- efrffr~
NJ. n. f.rw.rr
rHf .lrHr frff --af.-r--
-a'."rHIa ard r-rar-r
H ..rrt several u-sss
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also has been collision in soma MA.
and In some articles. but under ~
ent laws and conditions It is ex,rem..
y difhcuit TO reach these latter case.
The committee recommends threa
important steps to help reduce table
expenses.
f1rst-subsutute foods. by which
We do not mean adulterated foods.
but foods that are nutritious and
STRENGTHENING that heretofore have
been generally used By our people.
Second-Through our public schools
churches and public meetings educate
ourselves rs TO the relative nutritious
value OF foods. how 10 buy them. how
TO cook them. and how 20 conserve
their use.
Third-lmmediately set about TO try
to increase the railway and other IA
cilities by which foodstuns are brought
into this city. that the supply may he
increased and. as speedy as possible.
the method OF distribution improved
and cheapened
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WAR RESPONSIBLE
For Increased Price Of Fooesturs Is
Report Of New York lnvestigat-
ing Committee.

NEW YORK. Aug. 30 - The Euro
pean war IL directly responsible for
the increased price OF foodstuns &C
oording TO a report filed today by
Mayor Mitchel's citizens committee OF
which George W. Perkins Is chair
man.
The committee says that as a re-
suit OF the situation created by the
war. Americans may become edu-
Gated TO live and thrive on smaller
quantities Of food as other leading
nations do. II does not believe open
city markets will be permanently use.
ful In reducing the cost 10 the con
sumer unless established together
with transportation facilities reaching
back into the country districts.
The Increase In prices Is attribut-
cd 10 four factors-the present anti
cipated foreign demand for our do
nestle fOodstuns for future shipment;
heavy buying OF household supplies
by house wives against future needs:
holding back by the producers: ana
heavy stocking up by city and Will
age store keepers.
Might Be Collision.
The committee says there doubtless
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MArtana r.ru nn.fa-

Dave Mandry returned from Gary
lnd- where he has been employed FOR
seNcral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Sorosy OF siour
lily. Iowa are visiting relatives In this
city Tor several weeks.
Ms. Clifford Evans and son. Leo. an,
FisltlnE relatives at C~ambudga.
Fred HcrEett left yesterday for Claw
lana 10 spend two weeks with relatives.
William Lewis and Donald WOOD tert
y'sterday Tor Cleveland. where thsy vii
spend "a week with friends and relatives
Miss sara Louise Dixon Is VISITING
iFlends and relatives az C~larksburE.
Prank Bernhardt and son Fred -
day. sester
Alfred Mitchell spent Sunday IN q,
'iafsNllle with his parents.
MIS- George Russell and son Leo ar.
hi,iinE relatives at pomeroy.
Mrs Mary kuckuck g. visiting friends.
ana relatives at Newton Tails
MISS NolA Aruett. Of Fafrulrrf W
va % visiting relatives in this cffv
'iafencc Ehherfe. % CIevelnnd IL ole
luuE friends iu this city.
M John Bush was A. gteybcrytf1o
Faal and returned last evening
Ml- Brown LETT vfafc~fav
ioE hfr home In MouudsVfIIs
M and Mrs. James Arhauvb ba-.
luFnfd from Atlantic CITY. whore 49,,
spent several weeks al that resort.
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= number OF Hellaire people interest
81 4n the abolishmeut uf tus
'm h'inont county went tl Martins
terry B~oatsrdav Afternoon and rft..f.r
"a meeting u the belmont county Inv
and order League The meeting NHa
heId iu the IrHt Baptist church. aru
eIN'ns other thIuUa. plans were made
Tor the fall campaign. which opens soon
in this county.
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NNH.Hl services Owe. fnr remains %
t'r INfr Joseph Hermann. Who was
were nrIu FrsffrfaF afternoon af zIn
u clock from the home OF rIa sister.
MrH Fred Jackson. 90 stop lsr4 on tho
tLtrfnu line The Rev a vs.. Merdtr.
10 The German Lutheran church uf
N teeIiuE dictated. Iufermruf wac iu
tue cemetery
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Had NArrow E.eaps

The eighteen months old child OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Harry Glover. of bridgeport.
narrowly escaped death Saturday morn
lnE when % Was STRUCK Is the 81.
Clsirstille plug The chtIds parents
we're unaw are 81 SIS absence and the
child grawlcd 20 the tracks a short dis
lance from the home Due O. the quIck
work ut the engineer. the child escaped
with "a Few cuts and bruises. bic are
not seuuu- ur a }. McGlenn dressed
the wounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-31

~ the special meeting of the board
Friday evening Miss Elizabeth Robin
University. was elected fn nu the place
made vacant bv Miss Gertrude silver
tor the grades. Miss Helen NnrueII. ~
hnruesFllle. was elected. Miss Yaruru
d. "a graduate Of ohio Wesleyan TnIvcr-
-itf. NO reruwmcudafluua were made
Shuttieworth.
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Committee W1u No.,

lhe various committee of th. HsIIsi-s
'umerciaI club Boz charge of the fall
lfieH. Viii hold meetings This ssat
ana BEGIN active work for the event
winch VIII d. held October fl . and .U
ne festival will b. held for t.. rur..a.
nire.
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r-n rrr .rra over frr --rrrH-a ~
nfn t.rf james NrrrurW nr..r
n.r" 'r'.H" w"rH vac Ha.
grrffr. NU fNr H.rHrrFa 70 rr.rt..a
rrrH frrrfe VIII Fa rrrF nf ere BOND
m boz r-fHr Mrr Moore on "na..r.
MO. Afternoon nf r rHr..r
Barry Hrn rHHfrr 20 fra rf-at
rurrr. wHf rHfrfrfs rrf Irf-r.
"ent Hi. D. 'r fre H'Hrrrfr~ cemetery
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Hnnes Ar. Nnnirhlrr

Although some NrlltIrr residents are
s~nfiripatiuE "a settlement 90 the coal
mincrr' strike ut The conference being
heid On WheeIiuE che majority who have
Kept IN touch with fNr situation. ara rnf
very much Impressed and hnla ion-
hope Tor n settlement Do fa sHIH tre
miners viii IraIHf uu the go cent ratio
Tor nun ~ mine coal wnff. tho .rars.
tore positively refuse Co pay that
mount
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Many 20 Martin r.rrr-

Many local people attended the meet
gi the Law Enforcement League held
al Martins Ferry al the FIRST Baptist
church yesterday afternoon. The mem
bera are heartily In favor Of eradicating
the spcakeaStes and ave aided consider
ADD m the pulling % several during the
past two weeks
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mothersi De Here Monday 70 Buy
10 700 '',o Dresses 79c
This represents a special pu-
chase just unpacksd - 10 dsr.,
dresses for school a.rfs-aF@. q
:, 10. "a and a.
These Dresses are mad. 90 H,p,
blue, navy Ind black strIsrB Gal
atea-aiso some navy ana garnet
serge
School begins TUESDAY ~o--I-o
ard THIS sale comes a. a very ~
perfume time De here W5-ssv
Tor these 800 a0d $50 ~
Dresses for .......l NC
500 Yards o. 9O-Inoh sheet IN
Inc. az yard .........Z NC
Excellent quality. 1o.t .a6I-rrI
unhleached sh~et.rr viii boz offered
MONDAY for go % yard
80 buys cnnuEh 20 This muslin
for a great Bis seamless sheef-
sire q0xgo inches
This muslin. yards vide Dur.
linen sheetIra. worth sf2s. n
today. ths ~ces special D9C
NeS Ginsham Street Dresses s. so
VERY good looking dresses made
4 Of black and white striped sear
sucker El0Ffnr Trimmed uHfr
black velvet brvaAone model rrr
Ions "tun.r another model o.
made on .EeI.uErts opar fr-i-
special Sl.S0
Receiving daily shipments 81
handsome new Fall suIta. coats
skirta dresses. Waists. etc We're
busy getting ready FOR FAIL
SPECIAL uoFfu brand new
white JAP SIR Waists u an al
over embroidered mode orzs- %
collar and cuns- O. nn
$500 values ........ Ol.UU
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10 orranir. paste+b.u r..n

INC girls ~ the Elrrf BAPTIST church
VIII organize a. BASKETBALL team within
me next several weeks and a. CHAMPION
snip team Is expected. a. several hIrr
-,hggl stars have offered their services
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Rev o 3D. smith. pastor OF the First
~ church delivered AN interesting
acrmun yesterday morning uu the titan
81 struggle now lu pruEroH- iu Europe
Christian View OF thr War Wa the
subject discussed Rev Smith o. a
veteran OF the CNII war and we'll quail
nnn % aIrnN on m. ..LL..f-
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BELLAIRE


Rev. O o. Herbrecht Tor the past
three years pastor or the f1rst Reform
cd church. and who recently accepted q
call a. the paaturAts or n Cleveland
church. preached HE farewell sermon
yesterday. lie VIII leave Tuesday Tor
Cleveland 20 take uu his Wurk.
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Council 90 .

IN" I"filrrurt Hurt.l uIT meet in
regular secession I4esdnH evening iu the
."lH..I .HHUhfrs 90 fHr CTS building
-"Nrr"I Important matters WIU be up
.H confederation and matters pertain
.nE '' f|. double track on the corner Uf
H| U.H|HHHTU
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Partora paah-

John Pastors, Of Rayiand. and widely
known DO this vicinity. died Saturday az
hiS home Ia Raylaud. following a long
Illness Of complicated diseases The de-
ceased was In hls siXtieth year. and Is
survived by a wife and family Funeral
services viii be held to-day al the late
home.
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Linn funsnl

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Mrs Alex Linn. o. the CoIerain
ilke ho passed away Friday evening.
VIII De held his afternoon al the late
residence a. 2 o'clock. with the Rev. J..
= HLl oniclatlng futcrmeut will be in
the kevirvlew cemetery.
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Mrs T.. r. GRAY will be hostess 20 a
number OF her friends a. her home on
Indiana street this evening in honor Of
her irthda The evening viii be spent
To- various social events. and az a sea-
souahle hour a delicious luncheon Will
be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-31

Az the recent meeting held by the
.esFd or control the contract FOR sewer
inE OF NirEinia street was AWARDED 10
NcN ton Talbot The contract calls for
me completion Of nearly 700 feet OF
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Tho Hunters class viii hold fts an
nuaI picnic ana outing next Monday af-
L"fh-ln ana evening. September 9Th. At
me Thomas Middleton home fu Laurhffr
addition. Various amurrmrrfa hav.
been arranged FOR fhe event.
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LOYAL ora.r Of ~.

Hf ErIIHIr. IHH-. SD. s
Loyal order or Moose uU| r... ~
.nlnE iu Moose ball ur linton street
Candidates viii b. initiated fsI.soef h.,
social session. All Members are urged
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MONDAY Nirht c1uh.

The members 90 the Monday Night
evening at Camp Rest by Mrs Emmett
Forster with "a delicious supper. Boat
Ing and other cams diversions viii be
euIuFrr.
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Boilaire Acue or Eagles will hold a
meotlug thts sNcuiug in the odd
hall. Many matters " 70 be
attention and a class % .andl-
IafoH Mil be Initiated
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building Following the business ses-
siuu matters concerning the foot ball
team for his season were discussed and
"a last team H. looked for - several
members are former stars on the High
school teams
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me Young Mems club VIII hold an
important nesting This evening in their
1uartors IN First National bank build
my The committee ln ChnrEc ~ the
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ments Tor the fair and festival" 20 b.
held by the team on september Il HI
andis The proceeds VIII serve 20 e1uir
the team.
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Or the highest. and plans for entertain,
" thclr visiting brothers will be held
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Extraordinary Sale of New Fall Suits

THIS MONNG we will place. sal l6 SAMPLE SUITS of htHheH style and Workmanship TIL rufn
rom from mmw rh these pR makes Ladies Sutb n from $4,000 $500 On account then being made of
ada9G@%h skmdb m@ We wmben get theme arnmSyk low CURE wing Ghe oadGma d m n
made hep purchase ebndtf which is to be yours. Only one suite kind They are dMd Into t@ % TSe
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On. sKEELs Honr
FRoG WEST TO-DAY

Dr. Russell ~ Skesis. VINO has been
a~tteudinE the invention OF the Inter-
mationnl thiruprarfic association "a
Davenport. Ia. viii return to-day after
an absence - one week.
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