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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-11-13
RETURNS BY COUNTIES.
SanbOrn,

WOonsocket -SGubOm county was
carried by the Republicans. Senator
Burke, ass: Johnson. $50 Governor
Rvrno f4G: McCarter 3l6; Richards
1873. County ticket: Treasurer. Dow
dell. independents auditor. Jacobson
Republican; clerk, Kaider, Republi
can; attorney, knight. Republican
judge Baer, Republican,; sheriff Hop
kins. Democrat; recorder, Niermeyer
Republican; superintendent, Smalley
independent; coroner. Kidd Republi
can; senator, Laurson, Republican
representative, Crawford, Republican
Hyde.
Highmore.-Hyde county was car
ried by the Republicans Senator
Burke. 800; Johnson, $50 Governor
Byrne, $50; McCarter, $50; Richards
so. County ticket Treasurer. VIII
liam Thompson. Republican, auditor
l.. " Carter Republican; clerk. u
b. Rockwell. Republican attorney, II
c. Cunningham. Democrat; judge. y
A. W Perkins Republican; sheriff, II
Z. Lawrence. Republican,; recorder
Carl c. Sheen, Republican,; superin
tendtnt, Mabel Wood, Republican
coroner, DR. Langsdale. Republican
senator. Glen NJ. Waters. Republican
representative. George steele. Repub
lican
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Antaritiiac 9,rObleni:.

Gis csioI6raie9en 6orldjutB sseiiei
III sic lii0SiNRci &cHicie 0er Gror,
lgelsJe i'm geacrsua1ti6eh SaQl0Hlis
sect unternpaimcH Uirocu babet
ui4dar gtuii@liiiia gcliciart aoer,
'cie Datirlitd, neue Nro6lcme in oeu
@ofogg9SjUi0 aeriiaf llHtcs 0icirt
ite6cu geoloaiiDe uno rein Geo5ras
pbiiba poran llebcr le8terc Bat iitg
8roi 8cud in ocr iiin9iteH Si9nna
Scr 2al. 9lfa0enlie Der s@ilieul0aItaI
All Gerlin cinacbeuo perbraiiet. Gr
fonut 5u sem @racbNiB, oaB 5par
Ser 5iiopol crrcidt wuroc, oaB aber
ionlt sic Grpeoiiioren 0e5 gegcnwdr-
tiQcn Sabr6imoerts fciue onie6nli@e
Gnueit1rlan1 rnicrer aenntliB non
ontarfiii@cn aiiiicn aclicicrt 1a6en.
Iprrh bio GHt0cdun9srclen oer ef-
lien S56lte 0cS poriaen Sogrbun'
0erts ihbrta cr aus wora antart
iiiche Giiiienitrcdcn aii 1lO Sdn9cns
aro0cn im lhufrcis Sos FoIs geiln
Ncu holtc critredcn iic iih crit NlI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
gsim Hiidiamn.

9ii6letn pieScrAegc6cn. 0os lidb mip
Gin @e0idt IN ASroiA l-it
lin ouen GeiIEa1ern &ednlno
81 tragcn limo in 0Mi Mari uidt
mr S2otels por6anoen iouoeyu oua5
rcdelredtc 3cltIagcr in Cages,
mori6. 9lbitdnOcn pom chamber, il
0aB Der cr0olungs6cOiiritigc St0Oter
Goa mo 9labt i'm 6roici ueilet
fam Die 9iomen Oicicr So6GrpldBe.
Der llmge6ung angcpaBt, iino
ulmo NleOicinc Gomp" am Smn
NlcOicine Scfc
0ntbanf Ganp i'm Gutbant Gon.
gon.
ct @lorD Gamp ON Wltcrcn Gn0e
0e5 st. 9}orD 9a.c.
@oing.to.t5c 1un Camp am obc.
ren GHOa 6es Fl 9Ror0 Safe.
@iuiig6t @unp an @lriig5t Snfe
Spcrr0 @locier Gomp i'm sperm
@lacicr Balm
WloHg@locicr am &ate GRc0cr-
mott
@ranitc 4arf Camp uo6e Spiit
Current &oB.
Bon @clton ocn weitlitben Plus.
gougspuntf, ir6rt cine Siegicrmgs-
SanOitroBc nocb Dem 0rei Qieilen
2afc @&DonolO, in Oeilcn
tieien @lou sic bimmelauirabenDcn
Scr8c ic1 iuieOeripie5cln Bon 0cr
See aus ili6rcn 1oumpioOc MIR fir
]ieiicr o0ar 5uBgdngcr, in 0a9 >Su-
mere 0c9 &arts. @lncicr @aiin
Sperr9 @lacicr lm0 Gjiniig6t >EaB.
d 5, 6 lin0 8 Y|clcl racb Often 5u
lelc8on 5iloen gep6bNlid OoS critic
3iel &on @imiigbt &aB aus crraidlt
non 0cH &lndioot &lacicr oeu 0roB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

ten 8letiher i'm Borf 9geiter i'm
&nnem (35 N}cileu) licgt N3ount
@lcyelanO nit ieincm wlm0crbaret
2lnp6it6cater, 0aS ieOcn 9eiuder
mt Stolmcn un0 @ut5iidcn eriiilt-
% Nleilcn nor0meltlid bon geltor
licgt Der Oh ieiues SiidreidtbunS
bcriibmtc 9oqoing Sofc, Der Sotels
imO 3eItla1er tdglidj nit t0itliAer
irii6cn 5orellen periorgt GineS
glcic6cn &ufes crirciit ii1 ocr IL
Nleilon mcitcr entiernte aintla Cafe,
Gin 6errlicbcr 9ergice, iiber Sen Der
&intla-&eot nit 10000 Sub 0ro6en0
icin @aupt cfbebt
Sm 0ltlc6eu I6cile OcS EnrfeS
Ucrbin0ct cine @agenltroBe @lhcier
@arf Station nit Den nIrid-SGaen"
lei 6uo N}e0icine Safc, @ut @nnf,
ct NamS uno A}c0cruott. gluDcre
&linfte fam man mlr 81 HfcrOe ooer
3n 6uB erreid1cn o0cr nuB lic5 be.
guiiaen, lie pom Boot ans bon Sernr
81 6elpilnoer.t glud6 I'M norolicben
G6cile Scr 9ieierontion fiu0en iicG
ii6eraG gon5e Ecttcn prdAtiger
9crgiccu Die Ser @lctidcrlanOihnit
cncn eigeut6iim(6eu 9lei5 OerIci6en,
Vas onS 9ieiien i'm @locicrs&arf
aiMt sum meuigiten ongeuabm nnrDt.
lit Die E6atiadc oaB nan niHt 5p
6rolldt iiberOortbcilt 5i
pcrocn. 1ic 9egiermg iicbt iireu1
oorolL oaB oieitc %raiic" mnc9e5oi.
ton uerocl; tic iinO nidt gera0e 10
nicOrig, luic DER beriibnite oDlerd.
ants Sund~ ocs 9lmcritonerS, abcT
criMmingIid fiir 0en Der
,iac ioIAc 9lciie iih iiber5aupt leiiicn
ouu .. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

snt norol.6ga Moaiaaa iu oer
Suiilinc 25J 4,AisA oiga,t loro
iopitlh bonn aleQealiQlle eart 9eles
CEN 5reitcg lia oet 8-aeler g'ailo
Nulgar uus cine pes 8l9BleH -e.
A,nsmuroiaieiien 1er @er @taaieM
0ic lsi0er ucG pici jH weHl5 be,Qiat
iln0 acia0tt iii Icr Barl 0er lci
uca 9lomen HaA ben Ha5a5li8en
l5laiacrn jill ieinem @eRigtc IiiAst
6eoeat eiHeu 6iddenrauH ron 1000
Guaogotncilcl gi3,0QO sldcrl III
niia ggoBer as cer lanjc 1iaaf
AboDe SslnnO Gr miro 6carcu3t un
slgtnen uou @aaaaa il @ll0cu non
Sen NdeiiMi DER Mrcat gloribert
GNeraagt 0ia ion INIT 0er 9lIBcnuclt
fcgsa0cf il 1ilci pel 0er Aalcr'
paNrn 0cr 1apar5iiBs SH0iaHer uno
iii sHcitaa pam 5.ailaaa silpcr Aia
erYnoltana ltaAt Alter Der 1irclter
QNAidt oas olretors 0cg ,5uueru
g gaier Bat ilr Die hc1orita5cH0e 1a-
ieH enc No9t gcrr0c lebr mtcrDal
ie8oa n5er Hn io la5rreiherc, glro
ialre bcrausge5ebell Ocren 1tgs
0a3H 0GM &eilgAoei Aeuana gluS
fuaiF 0itt User qic 9liiiel un0 g4ege
nia ogr seags 3il crraitaei iit 0miu
Nbar e0e clscliie lohnen0e Sanr im
9a W95c rua 9r s'9lsWiWit gc.
RaA aN8e8eeea iii iooaB naA igrlau
@cl0be0tg 0arnacl ridtcn tau aRi.
ar0eNiG@ miliieEllder @cplnea3ol
haict iorat 0ie Jicgeuing llir eoe
AlaHe nan Conflict BIG CONS
ceidaa 0ia mlHiacr reidlca lllo plr
WHgir HeMtelisH 2'iu iHr per-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

Acr 9(niorftifa unierc 9oritcauiacn
pon Ger e5roBe oicies 6eitlauoes
3iemlih imiiher iein miiiicn. @cnd
1ldu0t iic ouf 1879 @}iQioncu Gua.
orottiloncter ueronidlagcn su oiir.
lcil mas o6Cr 5u piel iein nl0Mtc,
wcnn iid cine qroBcrc 9lusbudtlnq
2e5 @lcercs 3piheu g2iltcs.9ou0
lmH &cmp @n0crbD 2on0 0r2nQcn
loltc oOer inn 0iien ser 9loB-Scc cine
lpeite 0bnlidc 9llt56uhtitna uor6oH-
oen ilt Iic 3a6l mare o6er 5ll flein,
igenn 5piiden GootSlano imO Gou-
orb VII 2onO Die &iiite i'm @2ittul
EorOlider ais 73 @roo pcrlieic.
Gdriibcr riiiiicn eben m,itcre 5or.
i6ungen @nifIdring oeric6aiicH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

armen oAluder melB tie feincn 9lot5
0er muB lid 0anit begnii8en leine
5ericn. ID er iiber6anpt Uclbc be.
tonnnt, bH6idJ 5il @ouic SIT blei6eu
6at cr Slmor m0 'Rbantalc, 0alu
nc6me ct iiN cincn StoB 9iciicleltiire,
mou0cre oenit sum p1Miten 'Hnrt
uno pertieie iic9 bort inn fii6lenOca
Gdatten alter 9aunne in Die unge.
aGuteH SdouDeiten amerifaniidcr
gtatrie6ensmiiroigfeiten l5reilich
uiir0cn mir i9n ials er Del einer
ioldcn E%cMHreiie oeu @lacicr.
Barl fenneT lernen mill, cen ireunos
l9oitli6er S.nt6 gebcn iicb nidt ali
oos @icbeit unierer Mcgicrung gu
beidJranten ionit 0eridilt cr auS Ocm
pndel BALD III cincn mirlliBcn
Iralm. Rein mcr mirflid &er5 un0
gligs crireueu pill ser m0ge iiG elm
poar uoH Den malicnDcis ilber 0cA
lEarf bcrausgcgebeuen @erfcn Der
@reot 9lort6ern aioihDo9 ueridaiiei
Die Seute Derite6eu Is mirilim, %
eincn Die 9lciicluit Sit peQea Gs
podt cinen iormlid 0as bon oenl
oltel 8roiaiior i'm ogaeiBeu &oBl"
iu 6crHg geidilocrte gieiiciiebcr
Wcnn mon 10 elm Bud aud mr iiber-
ilinat @roBartig, Uas 0tcic &abn.
aeieli6aiien olles t3ln, iuu louri.
iica on3Modcu gSenn iurcre 1td0tl
aud nur balb 10 uiel lliiterncbmungs-
Qcit 10tian fit ibrc s8orjiige 9ict.
lama 5n maiden oann mare es 6ciier
ann 0en 6remocubciud 6citclt ais
jest
&locicr &art Uur0c crit i'm Sabre
1910 aon RongrcB ole gotionol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

3eierrotion beitimmt; III Der tur9en
Spamc 3eit icit0cu lit icood cans
llngebcerr5 1oiciiict iuoroeL pic
aroBortigeu 9lotlrihonbetcn bic in
pieler 9ejiebnng einjigartig iino,
nm ald 5ug0u9lic6 5l muder o6ne
oo6ci i6rcn Hci3 81 perriugeul:
Gio0e fiibrcl Our,A irii0cr imue9lo-
mes @eitriipp aui iuo0l9epilc9ter
SauoitraBcu iauit OoS glutomo6il:
iiber tieieu 54M4tcn cr5cbcl iid'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

IT'S l8ra0, l2lbii Damn, pcWn mir oie
Srdcn NDihcu Oen ein5elncn betrctes
ren o0er ancb nur gelidteten 9tQc5s
bdrfiiltcn nidlt peter lUilrDigcl gSir
l tamen ulio ben llnlian9 Don glntarI
:ita nod ridlt sin 350lite. glQcroings
habcn iHls ueuere Grpe0itoncn ins-
tClonocre bic 6a6rt DER 8elgico im0
0cs BourduolS EQs, 0urA 0en y(ud)s
wei9 geringarcr Meere5tieien OcrQc-
Diicrr, 0uB 0os altarftiiHe @cltoOc
aidt reit pou ibrcm aurie licgcn
iam, mo NIT 9lcdt bat Bruce tiir5.
lid 0arauT buigemielelL DOB man
aiiS 0ca bon sgiScoc u06rano ieincr
0a6rt Ucitlidi DON GnocrbulouOc 6du.
ZIG 6cobadltcteu @0gcln al1 oui
SaNOnabc i4teBer fotu. Go0urb
lcrcdlnet &end engcn iidl 0i, gang
lidl imbcfanntcn &iitcl glntarttito5
auf rs oes llnidnQs elm ldnlid, oni
Die Strcde spiide, Dem @ntBberg
ln0 cnps@u0erbD2an0, aui wcite
Strcdcn awiichen lestern uuO Dem
GoutssSun0 iopic oitlid) bon G0uar0
NllsSon0, Ger SerlaIi Der oltiral
antorftiiNen @rpe0ition,
Die Sidicrheit ponst Die giroro 0as
antorttiid)e @eitoOe an beitinmlten
5telen lpie0er6olt 5ll erreiAeu per.
modtc, Gilt nod @cnd Die 3luer. /
lidt 0oB auA in 0em 9lr6sitSfclOe. I
pas nr Die 0cutit6e Siiopolarcrpeoi. I
tlon In slrsiicht 9eaommcA mar,
ndnid peitlicl bon 99iltessSQn0 oic \
dataritiIchen @cito0c uuc6wer cr.
reic5t mcr0gu f0nncn ialls man redt. \
9citig oliibriht @efanntl6 bat Die
0cntide Siiopolnrerpe0itiorl nodl I
nidt ciumol 0cn iiioli6cn &oIarfrcis
errcidt 81 0iritc, mer.t @rnd an /
t.ilcn iein bier nod DER engiihen
slrt 0cs &or9e1cns OH Der aiiitc oOer
aa6c ocrelbcn icitc 5tatoncu ou3u
lcQen mo bon 0icicn aus Oen &iiiiel.
oerloui ourh Shlittcnio6rten ici3u.
aeGeu " uer0o aber uuA pon Qro
Rent g}r6en cin &orit6Be geaeu Sii,
1en bier 7ll modem unl Den qlniiic1
oss 8inncnciies fcnuen 3ii lcrnel
59wicriAar idcincn sic Giuqc oitliM
lon Sonia GOuar0 VII2onO Bli Iic-
5gn 6cr idcint Is Gend am rdt1
iiditcn 5il icin Don &etuuuteni aus
ilae1cn mo 0urd Shlittenerpe6i-
ionch BON @ouar0 VII syan0 Ocn
ailltenuerlnlif wcitcr 1egen Often BIN
leii8nicdcn Gs III flar, OaB bci Ser
eroBcn llniicterheit iiber Die @rcu5en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

Sic biI0en 0ie 9lussangspumfte bon
oenen ans mon 8it SUB 5u @ieroe.
3i @agen oOer per Pluto ie no0
gteigung imo @eIo6ertelpcriaiiunQ
in 0as Snnere Der 9ieierpotion
orinat Cine gerooe5u floiiiihe 9ieiic-
ic6iloerrnB 5a6eu N}it9lie0er Der
@co9rapbilden @eiellihait BON G6i.
cago DcrioBt Die in1 porlettcn Som.
mer Den 8arf beiucbtcn lmo i6re Gin,
0riidc IN einem ieiielnO geiArie6cnep
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Gin N0ienfa6rifant.

@}ama (5u 6ribAem Der imnci
oos Erappcn8cIdnOer 6crunter-
rliti6D o5riB lpas madit Eu oenn
oa2~
6ribHcn: Gin paar a6gclegtc So-
icn fir oen flenen Slngen Uon uns
icrcm antiherl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

fllnitpoQe 9riiden6outeu, unO am
3iele leiner 2agereiie iinOct Der
ntiiOe 98onoercr Gin nit aaen noOer-
ucn 9cQneHlid5teiten au5geiiattetes
Sotcl no en- idl Uon Den Nlii6er
oco Dcrgol8cneu Eoges ollsrn6en,
iiir bic Strapa5en Oes fomnenoen
itdrfcn fam.
Die Sailpt6a5nitotionct an &on-
sc 0eS &arfes imo @locier 'Borf Sto.
tim in Gitcn mO 9clton i'm gSeiteu
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-05-01
world, but do believe have good as the best
G. r. Hayes, Maryville, Tenn.
Bank Route 2

Health of community is very go u
at present.
Mrs. J. P. Fancher has returned
home after spending week with
relatives at Walland and Townsend
Mrs Stella Caldwell and little
daughter spent Saturday with the
Misses McCameY.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Donaldson
and children visited relatives at
Walland a few days recently.
Mrs. Huse Gillespie of Walland
was the guest of her sister Mrs.
Fancher a few days since.
Mrs. Eliza Eleadge spent Saturday
and Sunday with her daughter Mrs.
Graves near Trundles X Roads.
Uncle Jim McCtmey still seems
to improve.
Miss Lucy Dunlap is very i'll,
friends hope for he speedy recovery.
The dwelling house of 1. N. Patty
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-05-01
In The Cracker State

The pastor said, Lucinda Malinda
Jones, do you i'll the presence of the
Lord and DIES witnesses promise to
take this sher black meyer and stick
to him through thick and thin I'M
till you both am expired? Gee he
I'll try parson. The parson said to
the man:
George Washington Abraham Lin
coin. do you promise to take this
sher black gal as Your beloved and
welded wife and live together I'm.
till time and tide shall be no more?
Yes parson. According to de law
invested in me in the state of Geor-
gia | CenOunces you as man and
wife tied together both hand and
foot and what de Lord have put as.
sunder let no man separate together
Amen. The pastor will conubiate
his office bv kissing the bride.-Ex
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-05-01
Buzzard ROost

Miss Belle Crisp and Mckinley
Brewer called on the Misses Lam.
berts Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lydia Lambert was transact.
ing business at Wellsville one day
last week.
Prof. Billy Crye was the guest Of
John Tucker last Sunday.
Henry Crye attended Sunday
School at Mt. Castle Sunday.
Warren Rhyme of Coon Hollow
is working at Jim Thompson 8 saw
mill.
Riley Jones and family were the
guests of John Lambert and family
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Isabella Crisp has been Wis.
iting her daughter Mrs. Jim Lam.
bert recently.
Buck Lambert is farming this
pretty weather.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-05-01
Forest Hill

Health very good at this writing will
the exception of Arthur Walker and wife
Mrs. Fife Kelley of near Fountain City
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burchfeld for several days.
Mamie Brown called on her cousin Amy
Brewer Thursday.
Rev. T. F. Williams of Knoxville preach.
ed at this place Saturday night and Sun
day.
Mrs. James Simerly and daughters Dora
and Susie of Maryville spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends at this place.
Pearl Brewer spent several days last week
near the High School visiting her uncle
John Boyd.
Miss Maggie Brewer who has been stay
ing in Maryville for some time returned
home Sunday.
John Long is thinking of having a new
barn in the near future. He had barn
pattern sawed last week.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-05-01
Greenback Route 3

Health of community very good.
Rev. D. M. Kerr filled his regular APP
pointed at Bakers Creek Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Hatcher and Mrs. Joe Brewster
were the guests of Mrs. D. M. Johnson
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolinger called on
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Miller Sunday after
noon.
Sam Crye was the guest of his parents
Sunday.
Rev. Sanders has changed his appoint
ment TO the Second Sunday in every month
at Bakers Creek and Mt. Castle.
Houston crye spent few days last week
with homefolks.
Rev. Clarence Harris will preach at
Liberty on the first Sunday in May, every
body invited.
Miss Isa Miller of Greenback was shop.
ping in Maryville Tuesday.
The farmers are busy planting corn.
Miss Beulah Lewis called on Mrs. Nc.
Culloch Tuesday afternoon.
Sam Bingham was the guest of Sam
Armstrong Sunday.
Ollie Caldwell attended Sunday School
at Mt. Castle Sunday.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-05-01
Mint Route 1
Health of community very good.

Health OF community very good.
Farmers are making good use of the
pretty days planting corn.
Elmer L. McCulloch made a business
trip to Maryville on last Thursday.
Chas. E. Crye and Elmer Walker attend.
ed prayer meeting at Kagley's Chapel Sun.
day night.
Sunday School is progressing nicely
Kagley's Chapel.
Robt. d. Howard and Dave Wilson were
seen near Allegheny Springs Sunday.
Misses Ora and Myrtis MeCulloch visited
their uncle K. d. McCulloch on last Satur.
day night.
X. D. McCullsch called on Mr.. Pratt
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Howard and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Best attended prayer meeting at
Kagley's Chapel Sunday night.
Elmer McCulloch and S. R. Reagan
spent last Sunday at Allegheny Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. cebern Reagon are proud
parents of baby girl.
c. c. Anderson of Sunline called on M.
E. Swaney last Sunday.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-05-01
Forest Hill

Farmers are sorry to see 80 much
rain en- account of getting their corn
planted.
L. B. Brown is visiting his son
]. E. Brown near Wallandthis week.
Friends are sorry to hear of Mrs.
Arthur Walker being sick buU hope
she will recover soon.
Miss Cora Thompson has been
very sick with measles but is some
better at this writing.
Miss Dora Simerly of Maryville
called on Misses Mamie and Rebec-
ca Long Sunday night.
Miss Margaret Brown visited
home 'olks Sunday.
The little daughter of Mrs. Rob-
ert Keller is very sick at this writ.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Patty called
on A. B. Thompson one night last
week.
Miss Pearl Brewer is visiting her
uncle Mr.. John Boyd of Maryyille
this week.
Joe Thompson was the guest of
his sister Mrs. Susie Baker of Knox
vile Saturday night and Sunday.
Misses Susie and Mary Simerly
were seen at this place Sunday.
Clarence Wilson and sister Miss
Ruth were the guests CT Miss Cora
Thompson last Saturday night and
George Thompson and wife visit
ed home folks Sunday.
Commodore Carver was seen at this
place Saturday plight.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-05-01
So Deceptive
Many Maryville People Fail To Realize
the Seriousness.

kuC OGAAOuSuSS0s
Backache is SO deceptive.
1t comes and goes-keeps you guessing.
Learn the cause-then cure 1t.
Possibly it's weak kidneys.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills are SC
effective.
They're especially for weak or disoriered
kidneys.
Here's a MarYville case.
Mrs. T. J. Walker, Parham Addition
Maryville, Tenn, says: "My back ached
intensely and had pains in my sides
caused by weak kidneys. used different
medicines but nothing helped me until I
got Doan's Kidney Pills from George &
Mitchelps Drug Store. recommend them
to anyone in need of kidney medicine,
for know they will always give the best
results"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kid
ney Pill's-the same that Mrs. Walker had.
Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.