davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-18

Mrs. Mary Mitchell has decided
back to the government her Nebras-
ka farm, valued at $4,000, which she
obtained through a method now re-
cognized by her as irregular and dis
honest.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-18

Read the Want Ads.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-18

Martin died in Minneapolis Sun
dayseyeaing. f, ..s.....
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9lns btn1 stnatr.

giucoln. Ger @cneraIa6iutani
gbil. g SAL If. Ser glebrasfa ga.
.tiondIsaroe lit gum grigaoegene.
raj eripdblt nor6en ME cine Sab,
lung Der Stimmcn erge5en bat.
.Gr miro oIio i'm Sale eiue5 arie'
le5 Die gtebrasfa Regimeitter be.
icbligcn. Seine GrpdbIuug mar
e%initimmig, inbem or 105 bon 107
Stimmrn erbielt,
Die 2incoln S~taotfommiiiare for.
bern, odB bic Gententieitenitege Inn
0a5 aabitoIee51uoe ouf 0as Iibeali
Der S.rubcn ernieOrigt lueroen, aber
Der Staat lit nift geneigt. Die neueu
Stegc 81 5eritoren. @nitp. More,
bead iagt, Die Ginnen0ung bate
gematt rperOen ioaen, bepor nit Der
gegunJ Der Siege begonIten nuroe.
Superior. 3ieie Sta0t f~eierte
9ouneritag Die S6lieBung Der
8irtbitaften NIT eincm oiientIihen
aon3ert an Der Ntnin StraBe. Is
1T bic erite Grodenbeit ieit %
,5obren.
glattsmout6. Ger IN Den Dur.
lington Werfit1ttcn beihditigtc Dor.
mann Sobhion ftrI 70 pngIiidltd
pou elmer Gar. onB er lid einen
8ein. mo eincn Rippen.
6rud 3rBog. gr lit 80 Sabre alt.
2incoln. Ger Stuoent Cabin
SipinaIe betrat ben Campus Ser
nit elmer Cigarette i'm
0hmoe, mesnegen ibm 8oriteber
Sermon 0fo15 gorbaItungen madte.
G5 e~ntitan6 Elm. gegenieitige5 ge.
5niiheu 2ebrcr uro SdiI.
ler, bis Der 8oIi5eifef it'd ms
lcqtc. &c 4derbaube.
5or0e rat cine 0nrurng an ale
crIoiicL beinl Ausbrud bon
Sfneiredlolcra ale 8oriiht nal
ten 81 Iaiien Inn cine 8erbrcituug
Der Seuhe 5lt Dcrhinoern, oenn bic
Inrpenoliug oeS Serums obne Be.
Der %ianitdren 8orldriften
nidt.
Soroaro. Ser llpoife Glepotor
lno Die 2nm6cr Daros in gIoora.
30 iie6en D2eilcn norooitlif bon
bier iino total nieOergebrannt Ger
S6aoen iteQt iid oilf $4,000 Der
elevator eut6ielt tauienbe 8uibeI
Setreioe. Ger 8ino trieb oas
5pler mad Der 2urnber GARD, Die
BALD IN lcllen 6lammen itano.
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"a 9}itgFe6er sdbIt. dc ue5unger
fin0en icOen N}ontng abeno itutt.
60 fommt sum 2idt MN aid @e.
iang. Gieie beiocu 9eboren 5uium.
men, oeun ME id0ue5 9iht. 10
erfreut aud @einng oo5 I}euifen.
ber3 unO @eniitb. Der Dlenih lit
81 bconueru, Der nitt ingeu fam
mo in Den mciiten 5duen niht
iiuaen mid.
Gle @o%ttesoienite in Der eoange.
liifen Irie0cusgemciuOc iangen pom
/. Dlal an, Inn buIb eli llbr, an
ieoem 3pciteu Counting Morgen
itott. auitatt nie bishrr nm II uhr.
SeoerlRmn lit Ou31t ber3ltd eingcla.
Ben. - Ger 1rnuen-gcrcin rot Der
8emcinoc fiir5Iih 5rpei ihone altar.
mo cine Sicoertaiel geid)euft,
Die 5rnitcu beitrebcn iit in Serbin.
Dung init Dem Baitor Der @emeinOc
Dns @nttesbaus 10 einlaoeno mic
m0glid 81 MAIDEN.
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qls etiaB FIR cine m.t,

qts erfaB fir cine mel.
i:fpuBsM fertige mc9
- folgmosrmaBen Gin guBbr.tt an.
ilt.i entIprs4eno Iurge 9ol8brsttfen
ltisoHne (tIsbe Doer nagsIs) man nj.
5tis. Der ubsr Die 9dnten bis auF
sis Sebrisit. reihen muB. IN ei.
uer 2dngIeits berbirDe man Die
8rett9en ourd 6harniere, odB fs
Iih d%uftlappsn lafsn ME Elm BUD.
Benn man nun bic 8linge 3rptTden
tetoe 5il3Isiten Iegt. bic etpas nit
qQeFsritsin ooer quB3sug bsftrsut
iperosn, uno feft NIT Der 5dno dui
Ous obsrfte Brett oriidt, babel Die
mil Der an6ersn 6auo Elm
unO bsr siebsrb. 70 pOlisrsr fH
glcid3sitig bsi0e Seiten Der RsFsr'
Hinge in tptnigen 4ugsn6liden.
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@tr06nli6e Bis mittcImaBiap
Sl50-6.00
Stoders mo 5cc0crs felt.
Gllte biz bette $7.S5-8.25.
MittehndBioc bis CUTE $40
.175.
@etp56nlihc bis mitteImdBiac
.$7 00-7.40.
gtOd aiibe nno Sellers 5000
rs.
5tod adl6cr Sc. 50-8.25.
91lbcr $7.75-10.5o.
9Hlen $5.25-7.50.
5hmeine 3ufubr 400; Morft
iiatf bis 81 nieoriger. 9urdldnitts.
greis $S.f2h $50; bo6Iter
grcis $500.
Sdafe 3uiubr 1900; Marft
felt bis Zoe bober.
M11itteridafe $6.31-6.6G.
JdbrIinge $7.35-75O.
g1crican 21mnter $7.85-8.25,
8i0rer $6.S0-7.00.
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9pppelnrIriit nnh Cmnhn.

Ter 9r1iioent Der DtilpaufeC
Balm " 1. CARING. lmo onberC
boOc 9eunltc ociiclbcn lamrn &C.
iteru oiti Der Rciic nab Seattle.
ssnib aurd, Omaha. Serr Gar.
Ing periiderte onB oic Iette Strr.
dc Der ToppelgcIciie bis gum Crib
1915 icrtiagcitrIIt fem perOe,
Dem 5it ernarten0en groBen Ser.
febr wabreuo Der 9uSitelung III &C.
Eic giilwoilfec babe fein
Abtumncu nit Der Rod SslanO ne.
gen acmcininmcr 5radltbnbnboie &C.
troiien, iagt Scrr CARING.
Vel Der @eielitait beian0 iidl
arlh Percu Iodciclcr 9tefic BON
,5obn z. or bate betreiiS Der
5treilluae in Colorado nitt5 81
ia9en,
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Elm anderer grosser Verkauf Won Rosenstrauchern
9itblingsSarfiH Der Sierc.
Gistnartise SinnesbeiatisuHssn aul
bsm Eierretfj,

Mar ipri6t ben elmer glum.n'
trsus Der Suistten. BON elmer QnIot'
flung bsrIslbsn ourd ben 9uft. absr
nilt mnier 1T IS t,r 9IumsnOuft.
Ger tie b:'hisslts AIcntiertUeIt an'
3isbt; mir piIsr aud, ouB ss aas.
unO Wiittdfer gibt. Sebr intenit
i. Der gi5sngsru6 bi,Ier 9isrs in
rsr 9sIaIs4ts3eit. Iir oenisn an
Ole rWoi6ustisre", an DEN grunit.
brand oss 5iri6es. an bic grunF'
feige Der 9emien, an oie Diole bss
Studies an Der Sberieite Der auts
uiD. Die mdnnliden 5r0f9e fOIgsn
Dem gtru9 Der Deib6sn, S6metters
Iinse baden rDufHduppen", Spin.
nsnmdnn9en pittsrff auf meiIenipeiis
gntferRung ous Nsib9en, Maitdfsr
fin6sn fi6 bur6 Die .@erudsblGts
Ter, onbsrs nieosr, 5iere ourf
Riedgriibden, Ris63sIen unb G6n'
Life ginridtungsn.
Gigsntiimllh 1T Die 8orIiebe rls'
Ter 9isre fur bsIonoere @sriae, Die
iotr aIs qis5lingsgsriGs b<3eidnen
tprnsn. !6unoe Iiebsn leioenid1ftIid
QnisoI, mas Iid Die 5unbs6isb. 3us
nube MAIDEN, Inn Ole 5iere mit3ubes
iommen; aud 9iebe an uub fir Iif
iuten ipu6iums uno 5liIioe 6unbs
our6 oieies Mitta 5u ~brubigtn.
I'm 5auben an 0sn Gdlag 3u gee
p0bnsn, bsnust man ebenfals aniss
81 o0er QnisIdmen. 8etannt 1T Die
8prliebe Der Sage fir cine Miuss
art, Die man Ossbalb uls 4aBsnmin3s
bs3eihnet bat, uno has 8orbdnbsns
isin un0 Der 9eru9 6es gdlOridns
l0it Gin iuldes DoblsefnneR bsi Die.
lem 9iere aus, odB e Iid duf Den
Gtelen fpol3t, no oieIe pfIanSs
:pa4f ober gttrodnet nirb. SIN
9agenbediftn 3isrport in Gteuin.
gen Bel 9amburg mar Elm qDpe pie
toa bintsr benz 2uptn0elgerun Der;
in nit 9afpsnosIpaTer ~getrGnttss
Sud 5tr5upfte er idlisBli6; aud ser
Bartsr bsrmo6ts Ous b0sartige si.r
nnr oa0ur4 gu bsiGnftigen, Oub sr
i'm Elm Observation-Disclosures Sud sus
ftsdts, BEL BEN Is nit gebaqen
i6naufte uno E9nurrte.
Sir bas ftintsnoe Del, oas in
9srpsIurs heterogeneous Slide tnt.
ptdeln, ssigen Ruubttere bonn Di.s
Eel Bis gum Juds cine fol6e gleis
euns, Dab fi4 idOn Die Gabritation
oiefsn umftan0 5unuse esna9t bot
unO aus Giidsn, nomentli6 6erins
gen, fdfaIif9s Rirrs uno Sana6rot.
ten prGpdrisrt. 6unoe fpdI8en fid
aud nit 8ortie6t ouf aos. Iir
ben Guas 1T Der aaoober unIersr
pMis3e" Der lisbli9 bufttn6s grot.
len, uuf Den tr oft rbinsinfGat".
an0ererfeits lit ben meiften Sieren
Der 9ubdtsOumpF suniotr, nur bus
Panel bertrdgt ibr.
auf oi.fs aub dbniifs GigtnI6ufs
ten Der 9ttre srinben f6 DislFa6
Sang uno 3dbmahs bsrfelben.
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Seine 6elOiammlnng inter Sdnl
finOern.

Ger itautlidp Superintendent oel
oiicuilidcu Sfulpeiens, ). e, Gel
sell, bate Dem gebrerfomite Der
Cuahu Sdulbcboroe mittel5 eincs
5trei5cns ocn gorifIaq mtcrbreii
tct inter oen ainoern Der oiieutli.
den Shulcn cine BcloiammIung
ais geitrng fir Sie grrtdtuHg cincs
Rebrasfa @ebau0es nuf Der 8nua.
maausitening 81 bcronitaIten Gas
Sebrerfomitc bat nun pegcu oicieu
&orihlag entidiroen uno 5rpar neil
0aomh Den ainOcru Der peniser
bemittelten Gltcru cine Gemiitbi.
lluq entitauoe mo Der @ciit Oes
iiuau5iracn 9orurtbeiIs crmutbigt
luiir0e.
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NeiehlS9aber Der Ser. Stnoten
aItIantiihep Il titen : 4rtiuerie,
lpgIdc j sknHaHlif cbrnfnns mad
aifgifo Seidlfdt mrr0eii miro.
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FarHberidL
Sh6.G1n1ba I.

Sn0sG1ndba 1. Dl1t.
5fin5bicb 3ufubr 400; Warft
ltart.
@llte bis bette SdbrIinge, $50
$500
Cute Bis bette $S.25-8.90.
MitteImabige Bis CUTE $500
S.25.
geip6bnIife Bis mitteImdBis
$7A0-S.00.
aiibr mo Sellers felt.
@iite bis bette Sellers $3.50
$50.
@ilte bis bette aiibe &c. sos. 40
Nittelmdbige bis CUTE 5000
GO.
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Fabrikanten Ueberschuss-Lager Won CORSET
SAMSTAG zu ausserst niedrigen Preisen

Der sostnm b @Ddafgfm Sodt5a%imhn i'm 2nhsn gtaqts ms tHGN4 t@n gapm ubet5ae p
uR YER uns gMatd am Sanha ocb m@ He in uT @dthh m ofaum. aRm 0 mDme SHUTTER
aMA iSs Pangmtt pole gdnAamgW gm 9nIfd 9rf EF e 8ma mb Ole Gdpamt b t1mn6
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NGnnlidle MaidiuenI drribtr
l

9aB Oie ~Srauen Die MGnner bod
nid,t aus oaen 8erufs5iDeigen Der.
Orargt 6oben, gebt aus einem auno-
ifreiben Der Ser. Stanten 3iuil.
oicnit,aomtiiiion berpor. Die be.
treffenoe aonmiiiion mn6t befannt,
0aB i'll ben perifieoenen Regie.
rlngsoepartemeilts ein Mongel on
irtgen Wdnnern iei, bic ots geiibte
Observation-Disclosures iid ~betbdtigteu.
Die a%ommiiiion madlt onrauf auf-
merfium, oaB Elm geiibter Sfreiber
bon $3.50 bis 5000 per Sabr Deroie.
ne uno foroert generber Inn cine
Steae ouf. 8egen tpeiterer Aus.
Ee3ilaIid 0es Ill beitebenoeen
grornens perloe man lid idriftlid
All Die Limited States GipiL Serpiee
gommifIion 8aibington, 9. 6.
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ms Dem staatc Soma.


zheIbg.
n 81. nno %. april teierteu
yra STR. 0nroer itn0 Serr ISM
lc5 e ta areiie pieler 5reuuoc
als 8erbmoie fbren as. rep. 90
sr xfsEaa. Ane gtnDeienoen freu,
Ell Id aber Die riiitige Sugen0lif.
cid Ser bei6en Beburtstag5tmOer
nj uiIaidien ibnpu beim AbidjieO
i'll rriie4cn 2ebensabifnitte piel
slka nnp eseIl.
enolida enDIid fdugt es an belle
Il uernen Bel mrs gtiff etma ais
Is mir crit iebt anfmgen, gei6eiot
ii lggr6eul Rein, 0as iino mir i6on
ailae Despeaen bobcn mir urs oith
as eIeEirilde Sid)t beiteat. Inn
in ianai Ell 9ift mad Dem aaOern.
il. uaieIe Gtrnbrn 81 erbelen uno
Mere Ndiiier 5u erleuften. 6b
oud mirtlnl gut miro, mas
inse gQlbabft bat, bepor Mrs be-
fmen.
Gin befdnnter @eiangle1rer bon
9naba. Il6err Sat, bat bier einen
5elongberein aneefanger, Der ihon
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Sslepbon Douglas 494.
Rntinss tdglidj 2:lo; A6euOs e:15
RoberHes YaaAeriHe.

Gieic @ofe. @iQinm q. 9rnoD's
ageaiitn is 0nlp Sin Deep, 9ao.
Die Gtff, 8iao Soft 8ufefielo,
glanO INFO 5nnnp lliber, Major
Dad G6o6es, Martinetti & Spl.
setter, onS 8anscr 9ub nno bic
Scarit.5 elig GRANDCHILDREN . Nuno.
idjau.
greiie: Ti1tiner (ausgencmmen
somitogs nno Gonntass) @alerie,
10 Gents; bette Sise 25t.-gEbcnSs
i0cs 25t Soc un0 7at.
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Gmaba @etreiSemartt.

Omaha, I. Moi.
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6art gtporoens Gummis
ODER a1utI9utsG egenidn6e fperosn
sinise Ninuten lang in psroinnteH
Gdlmiafgeit ooer ammoniapaiier
IL MoFer) gslegt. Sin psitsres
ausfohen in Idndher Gooalcfuug
miro ben lsbtsn RsIt Grr0oietsit nsbs
men, porausgsisBf aleroinss, Dab Die
Begenitdnos niht 3u ali ino iprOOt
FnD. Dor iueitsrsm A%ufbsn1hren
iperoen Die So6eH nit Glp5srin
f6ipoh dngeieadtst. Sc seringtr Der
2ihts uno auft3utritt III, il bsfsr
man Su itaris AdIie nno 3u erOBe
MGrme dhhdIisn fam, otIio btliu
buItsa iia Gsgsuftdnot aus aauis
s4uE.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-25
CITY NEWS BRIEFS

The Newark Theosophical Society
will hold a concert and social tomor
row night at the quarters, 81 Halsey
street Among those who viii take
part are Don Alfonso Zelaya, son OF
the former president of Nicaragua;
Mrs. Maud Lambert Taylor, of New
York, and Miss NJ. Yousekevitchs OF
st. Petersburgh, Russia.
The German Evangelical Church
will conduct an excursion Monday to
Bear Mountain. on the Hudson river.
The trip will be made from this city
on the steamer Majestic.
An entertainment for the blind Of
this city will be held tomorrow night
nv the New Jersey Commission for
the Blind, in the headquarters at 81
James street.
A chimney fire in the bakery OF
Mrs. Mary Fisher, at 243 Livingston
street, last night. caused $50 damage.
The second annual outing Of the
Frank ]. Poh Association will be held
sunday at Tebe's Grove in Hilton.
The euchre party of Father Toomey
Branch 15S, l.. G. B, A., scheduled for
tomorrow night, has been indefinitely
postponed
The Young Peoples Society Of
Christ Reformed Church, will hold Il
strawberry and ice cream festival at
the church parlors this afternoon and
1onlgnts --4------l--~-.-4-l-a. ri..-.---l----
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-25

A chimney fire in the bakery OF
Mrs. Mary Fisher, at 243 Livingston
street. last night, caused $50 damage.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-25

Some sale said one man this fore
noon, after he had picked out two
sutS-blue with pencil stripes, and AZ
chest measure, by the wayb Il don't
see how you can do it. Here a month
ago had my tailor get me up a suit,
and it didn't look bit BETTER wasn't
made any better that can see than
these have picked here.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-25

We certainly set new pace-beat all
previous records in silk shirt selling
this town has ever known And, take
it from us, Mr. Man, it will be some
days before another sale comes along
that will even give it fair competition.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-25
Summer Suit Sale

That man had wise head-knew a bar
gain when he saw t-likeWiSe many
other men who came today. You
see, we got these from good makers
who are successful because they make
good clothes-and who are wise
enough to let them 60 when the right
time comes along. So we gathered
them up at nearly our own figure
these
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-25
The Materials Include

Satin Striped Tub Silk Shirts
Silk Striped Tub Silk Shirts
Plain White Tub Silk Shirts
Satin Striped Crepe Tub Shirts
Silk Striped Habutai Tub Shirts
Corded Silk Striped Tub Shirts
Imported Shantung Tub Shirts
Imported Shanghai Crepe Shirts
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-25

The second annual outing Of the
Frank ]. Poh Association will be held
sunday at Tebes Grove in Hilton.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26
Married

Miss Elsa Ell aIvensleOenn and Wal
! fer K utz were united in marriage at
the st. Peters Lutheran church Wed
nesdey afternoon at o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. P.
schaller After the naptial knot had
been tied the wedding party went to
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. August Halvenslebenn in
Winfield where a reception was given
TO the newly married couple.
At present they viii make their
home with the groom's brother,
Charles, Kutz. il, in Winfie Later
they will reside on q farm in Winfield.
On Wednesday, March 1919 the
marriag Of Mrs. Olga Bittrick, 10
William Rehr took place at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Redman, in Excelsior, Rev
Parislus of the Lutheran c1urch of
North Freedom performing tue cere
mOny In5 DFAG6 was aCLlEeu III p4l6
blue silk crepe de cheine with pearl
trimmings and was attended by a
friend, Miss Emma Steinhorst, who
wore gown of tan nuns yelling. The
groom was attended by Henry Rear,
brother. The wedding march, Lo-
hengrin's, W as played by sister of
the bride. Miss Martha Redmar.
After the ceremony a bounleous sup
per Yves served to the more than rs
guests. There were valuable gifts of
cut glass and silver.
The young pop will resi- ie on a
fam in Excelsior which the gro7 N
has recently plrc1aieI. T19 hearty
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26
UUEE IgUu UEILE

Was a great success, demonstrating
the fact that our cash prices are sp-
preclated. me following testimonials
from our PATROLS are received daily.
ave would not have believed thal
We could get such fine large one
piece rug for $3.50"
ave used to pay $i8 and $50 fol
such rug.
1--WE thouk ht we could do better al
8 cash store so we got in the bablt oil
sending our m ,ney away. We are
glad to be abe to do so much batter
at home where we can see whas we
are getting"
zone thing we have learned the
m all order houses are not aiving their
goods away, for you meet their prices
and your goods show superior quality
We believe the only way ia to buy
at home when the goods and prices are
right"
AS rapidly as possible we shall get
cur stock readjusted, cutting out ex-
pensive novelties and giving the space
TO full line of the best standard goods
to meet the requirements of the pub
lie.
We invite inspection and compar-
ison.
ErsWeII q Piummer
The low price cash furniture store.
Licensed emb inner funeral director,
calls attended, DAY or night.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26

wishes of their N any friends go witt
them. Those from the city who at
tended the wedding were David Owen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred KeI sler.
sunday at l O'clock at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and MRS.
Henry Bnscoe on Eighth avenue, Ar
chlbald r. Case, Jr., and Laura B -.
Case were uoited in marriage by the
Rev. E. q. Henke of the Presbyterian
church, The couple stood in the arch
way entering the parlor where twenty
relatives were assembled. Charles
Pugh and Mrs. Hattie Stsdlemann &C
companied the bridal couple. The
Lohengrio wedding Cusic was played
during the ceremony. The dec0ra-
tons in the parior were roses, those in
the dining room were earn atloos.
Al the conclusion of the ceremony
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26
Avoid stuffy Wheezy Breathing

Take Foley's Honey aud Tar Com
pound for an inflamed and congested
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26

sumptuous wedding dinner was
served the guests. Those present
from out of town were voc mo.uer
and sister of the gro1m. Mrs. Louisa
and Miss Luc3tta Case of Norway
Ridge and nephew aud nieces OF the
bride, Raymond, Corrine and MarleGta
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26
Card Of Thanks

To all who so kindly assisted US
during our recent great bereavement
to the Rev. Miller TOR Ais words of
coincidence and to the ffiends for their
beautiful flowers we desire to express
our heartfelt thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL. Schmitt
and family.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26
Fairfield

The Willing Workers will meet
with Mrs, a. J Newell for dinner
Thursday, MaTc9 % Come early as
there is lots of work to be done.
Former President w. II. Taft passed
through Baraboo this morning on his
way from Minneapolis TO his home in
the east.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26

The mar Rage of LAURA 3riocoe Case,
d u0nter of Mr.. 400 MIS- George
Briecoe, who reside on Eighth street,
to Archibald 4. Case of Rice Lake,
will be solemnized on Sunday at the
parental home of the bride.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26
plain Truth that's Worth Money

Plain Truth that's Worth Money
Using Foley's Honey and Tar for q
cough or cold may save you both
sickness ana money. F. F. Monahan
Menomonie, Wis, says: ~ am ex-
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when | catch cold or have a bsd
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fuse su ,stituses. G. Il. Whitman
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26

Samuel O'Brien was injured few
days ago in runaway accident near
North Freedom and has been taken to
the county farm for care 1t will be
some time before he is able to work
again He was first brought 10 Bara-
boo after the accident and taken to the
farm by Poor Com missioner IL. E.
Stone.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26
Briscoe from Adams.

The couple were the recip ents of
Of fine presents. After brief visit
ma L,Ip they VIA reside Norway
RIDGE where the bridegroom is lnter
ested in the cranberry industry. The
b 'de b SIS Ii, ed here ali her life aud
hes wishes of her many friends will
follow her
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26

Ferdinand Luebke, as sdministra
tor, will sell the household goods be.
longing to the Flick estate on Wednes-
day, M arch 25. The auction will be
at Gil Park street in the afternoon.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26
Dlsordered Kidneys Cause 1uch
Misery

With pain end misery by day, sleep
disturbing bladder weakness at night,
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man everywhere are glad to know that
Foley Kidney Pills restore health and
strength, and the regular action of
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-03-26

esSAN S&sAAS&
Charles Huntington and Waller
Hewitt OF Reedsburg spent Sunday at
the home of Mrs. K nma Huntington.
Reverend FIR. E. G. O'ReilIy was a
business caller in Union Center to-
day.
Mrs, Mills of Beloit is spending sew
eral weeks with her dauhter, Mrs.
George Nc Arthur, Jr.