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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-13

District No. . includes an ter
ritory outside Of the cities Of
Grand Forks, n. D., and East
Grand Forks, Nina, and rural
mail routes from these two cities.
campaign closes December
10, 1914.
Mr.: Alfred Carlson. Lakota' %
y: =. X
Clarence Stark, Grafton. N. d.. 1890
y. Folger, Lakota, N. D........7S.o00
Miss Emiliana Mayer. LArimore.
N. y. 6.SS0
Roy o. Young, Neohe, N. D.....SS,200
N. D. $3.50
burg. n. D. !. ...:..:....... i41,4sO
N. D. ..:...?.::.:: ::ss.s4o
n. B. %, oso
Arlin Baglien, Hillsboro. N. D.. 2s.17o
Henry Peterson REYNOLDS. N.
ID. ........ .21s110
J. R. Boyd. Hannah, N D. ..... $4,000
y. L Hensrud, Mekinock. N:aD..16.100
John J. Holan, Warren. MINI. 1850
Miss Nora Braathen, Halma,
no sl1 Rosiii:rd. oi::. N. D.: 1890 ls.saS
Cecil Gessner. Penn. N. D.. 800
w. g. Bernhoft, Akra, N. D.. $500
Adolph Noun, Carbury. n. D.. 6.31v
Donald Minchler, Knox, N. d.. $500
Mrs. Leo Fitzmaurice, Crystal. $500
Morris Lund, Donaldson. Minn.. $3.50
Miss Maud Chile. Bathgate.
IN. II. o,ozV
Raymond Wareup. Larimore.
N. D., r. r. D. 1............ $500
Oscar stearns. Jr.. Portland.
| N. IL. ..... . os0&V
Jas. Tikalsky, Michigan N. d.. $3.50
n. D. .........sss:........ 5000
Edward Eliefson. whitman, N.
-. ...ss,. 'Oe
Miss Lillian Doukin, Badger.
Louis Renveif. .Waihalia, II d. 5000
Miss D. NJ. Hiidalil.a Greenbush. -.
Miss Lifiian Wl1bsfg. sW!arrot4dy
MINI. ..sssls.Y9.....s..... t.000
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-13
BUCK UP.

louisville Courier-Journal.)
Cut out this talk about your luck
And figure o about your pluck,
In fine
wrong
IT'S just the time to buck up strong;
-,., Don't whine.
Some think the others have the luck.
Well, let em have 1t. Just you buck
The line.
Put up a good and sturdy fight
And things will come your way all
right.
Don't whine.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-13

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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-13
Mrs. NJ. S. Tronslin, Edinburg.

Mrs. N. S. Tronslin, Edinburs.
T. e. Bake. 500 Holly avenue.
70 Crookston, MINI, ..........
Mrs. Jessie Anderson, sarles,
o. e 8. Ruudson. Hiampdenn,. N. i. /!
w. 3. Keith, Gallo, N. D.. |
Melvin Berg, Reynolds. N. D..
John J. Mass, Petersburg. N. D. [
Mrs. J. Berkhetmer, Niagara.
Geo. S. Swarstad, University. =. |
Mrs. J. o. Smith. Overly, N. D..
Henry Halvorson. Plentywood.
J. B. Clark. Larimore. N. D.:
w. c. Hamilton, Grafton. N. D.
Miss Florence Emmerick, 100
n: Main street. Crookston.
Miss Mabel Gjelsness. Amanda.
Sam n; k (; Melvin, Mimi:
Clarence Larson. Golden VAL
|: .jor Buck, White Earth. N. D.
Miss Marie B%runsvold. Leeds.
N. D.
Miss Belle McClennon, Calvin.
A. D. coilette. Argyle. Mimi.
Mrs. e. X. Douglas. o.-labrock.
N. D.
Earl Linn, York N. D.........
Miss Anna Ryba, Lankin. N. D.
Mrs. H. T. Sands. Norma, N. D.
Miss Wanda Smith. Park River.
N. D. I
Miss A. Smelling, Angus. MIMI.
Ellie Marion. Medicine Lake,
Mont
B. Gilnllan, r. F. D., Red Lake :.
Falls, MINI. ...............
Ole J. Thorson. Park River. .
N. ,. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Della Teslow. BOG Horace
Av. Thief River Falls. Mimi. !
". K. Parnell, Cavalier, N. D.. {
Edwin Sabin. Northwood, N. D. {
Miss Almeda Torserson. Leeds.
George Moore. Red Lake Falls.
E.. II. Charnholm. Roth, N. D..
Carl Korstad, Thief River
Falls. MINI.
c. E. Colosky. Marvel. N. d..
Mrs. H. G. Hanson. Granville.
A.. Dun, Hoople, n. D.......
Art Tetrault. Walhalla. N. D.. |
Miss Myrtle Lindberg, Rugby.
N. d. 80. 49,. ..........
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-13
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION.
(Washinr ton Star

II walked miles to hear you
speak," said the voter.
Il appreciate your devotion to tho
cause"
Yes; and I may say it wasn't q bad
idea for You to select a speaking
place where there isn't so much local
option as there is out my way"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-13
WINTER
louisville Courier-Journal.)

VIOulSVlIIo COurler-JOurnaI.)
THE landlord wants to know If you
are going to sign that lease he sent
you the first Of October
''Tell him 1 have been reading IL
diligently but haven't finished it yet"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-13
SATURDAY EVE
IS LAST CHANCE
Each $500 Reported by 9
O'clock Saturday Night
Brings Extra Ballot.

Those $4,000 Point Ballots Given for
Each Twenty-Five Dollars Report
ed In by Saturday Evening. Will
Certainly Look Good to the Owner
December Ninetecnth-How Many
VIII You Have?
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
NO DOUBT ABOUT HIS CLASS
According to Kansas City Paper, Harry kernp 1ac No Difficulty Proving
 lie Was Tramp Poet.

A New York letter the other week mentioned that lots Of folks thought a. the time that Harry Kemp was being three-shseted through this land as ~the tramp poet that he was just a poet But they were wrong Mr Kemp Is hobo Of purest ray serene It is 3 pleasure to certificate him
 T live" said Mfr Kemp to an editor the other day. in 2 shack on the Pali- sades- l came into town today to sell . poem. This is Friday. and do not want 10 go back to the shack before Monday afternoon"
 The editor took the poem and read it very carefully and then looked at @emp.s clothes-which were compara- tiHely whole in several plaees-and then ehowed that he had good busi- ness mind
 -Iu give you.- said the editor. es3 for this poem
 The editor thought that Kemp would ask for more and that he could dc g bit Of pleasant bargaining. BRt he was disappointed
 eIll take l." said the tramp poet Three dollars is all I'll need for three days in NeE York -"-Kans2s City Star.
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
LiahtnIna and Eorest Elrss-

Lightning is held responsible for most Of the forest fires this year, and while the number Of seTere local thundeFs1orms has been somewh hat exceptional. this is a fresh reminder that the exercise of ears by railroads ana campers. good in itself, can never yield full protection. No matter how well 1he laws are observed there must be fires from time 10 time. kindied as nature has been kindling them for ages; origin. perhaps. Of the Pr0uetheus legend The remedy must be found ia the gradual and sys- tematic application of scientific f0res- try. including fire lanes and rhe care ful clearing away of brush and fallen timber. There is need. too, ef a further extension Of The patrol serY- ice, vii. g network of watchtowers from which an incipient fire can be quickly diseerned. In this state such a network Is nearly complete. and with the help of the telephone a force of frefghters can quickly be dispatched 70 the scene. The need less less Of valuable timber ln recent years runs lar up inIo the millions. but the day Of snch prodigal waste Is rapidly drawiag 10 an end.
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
Nsolected Nelohborhoods.

You can 5nd In almost any town g neglected neighboEhood- The easiest thing 10 do with such a neigh borhOod is 10 keep on neglecting it-
 II is so easy far Us to study these topics as 1T they were about other places and people than ourselves and our homes Is there 8 neglected cor ner in your town, or in your county {: If there is what are you going to 6e about its Not What have you been doing about its" as What ought you 10 do about it.~ but What are you going to do about itss
 If you can't get the committees in terestea. do something yourself. Do not De afraid
 The thing is 10 get started You see, ss soon as you have started some thing. the neighborhocd Is 10 longer neglected And then it win be an cas- fer matter 10 get someone to come in and heip.-Christian Herald.
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
Sporting

Otto knaaes second basausau os the FhiiaeelpAla National League club. signed a laFea year coatrack t0 Esaa sEv tas Federal LsAEas team q B4lik unFs
 Members ef the Athlstles and Giants have 10 use for the Federal League for tae e1e~llsnk Fe@soA that sheg t01dly believe they wiii get another crack st the wori6's series spoiis neat oc- toDer-
 Manager Herrog e fhe Cincinnati keds zired President August Herr naa that ke has signed KlEg Lear. ri.cher of the Princeton University baseball team last year
 Gunhoaf Smith strengthened hss claim to tks title Of Amsrseas best kaasywesght. With $ powerful rzght eross fo the jaw he knocked Arthur Pslkey out in the fifteenth roana os their championship mill al Dzly Cfty. GxL
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09

Connecticut Contracting Co. The matter was referred b the corporation eounsef- 4 communication was re- eefxed from F. " Carver in which t x as ssi forth that the city was en- eroaehing fn his land for sidexalk and also for hydrani snd that unless rental Sas paid for same he would take some action. Referred 10 high- SAy committee. Permits were grant ed Fred AixnAnit, Battsv street, tn transform barn into B house, Joseph Carroll to change shed into garage, J. S. -sbin for garage on school street, NJ. L. Builafd 10 remove house from log on south Main street ,nd make improvements Bonds of the city treasurer, clerk and prosecuting sitor- ney sefe read and accepted Ii was voted that the treasurer be authorized tO pay interest due on noles and to ue come due at fale of interest not to exeeed l.2 percent. County Health Ofieef George f. Hinman, in response lo sn ins saify relative 10 the disPosi- lion Of swill and garbage, seaI a copy of m ordinance in force in Whitman tic and a copy Of contract made un- der it. The matter wss referred. The police were granted more time in which to make taeir report on the in. restigaIloa of charges preferred against  iwo police oaiceIs Voted ihst clerk and finance committee gel bids for bayins city reports printed Matter of taking case of sewers was referred io Ihe ordinance crusn5ttee 10 make sf- fangsmens for Iae work Go be Usne ox She water eammH ~sjonefs # Ts9.s ie.e.
 The mayor afp1lnlei lhe |. e3mmiliees.
 Finance. Aidsmen Bady. Clark and Bskts
 Hiehpay. Aldermen Johnson, Burns and LaHus.
 Fia department, Aldermen nayert- E4rns. and Bouthil.etEe.
 city pfapf rtx, Aldermen tiatss badE and Laitue-
 roHce. Aldermen pOseFt. HouthH lelte and PaaEett
 kHies aHd eEdin aBces, Aldermen Burns. Johnson ard PadEett
 street lights, Aicefmen Bady, bu vert aud Davis
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
WATER AND SEWER DEPART.
 MEMTS

Tue waker department is i1 the care of a very efficient board og com mIssloners. and aas been FeFy sae- eessfaily conducted during the past year. aE skoMn nE thesr report
 Our sFsssm of sewers Is credit 10 She city and a public Nork 0f Whica Rs should be pfo3d. The difficult 1sestsga of The sewer assessment has teen met and disposed of Ia a manner @hich ] huae and trust miH pr0Fe sal sfacfoFy 10 8H concerned. certainly Ia tEe manner HAieh seemed most equitable. r is absolutely necessary foT the proper woFkiug af fae se@er department that somebody he placed af ihe head af t aiIh authority % ls sse rafmits tar seNeF connections keeE permanent record of lhe same. au1 centrally ta Az4e 44ers sat af all lns7eet1cCa eEafs and the details ot tas waas m The Eee is "a ob- Fses e wib sNd r eefge @9 ate attenttaz and @re
 a tas sage az H sk fao 9arg nar faEe hF d The e1er sl Har and
 
 wAtnr departments be se md placed in eaarss af tHe l a water CamBisA5 a4ers. sas tE tha naaags af that haaHs be aH arsel fa Meas all ressigasaaa fs an dor 4 canEal a4fian
 CONCLUSION
 Is conclusion. I desire to impress Haal eu1 gentlemen fse necessity of .a ecazogafeai administration. None a8 goa knoas better than ! the fr@ meHdnae exnense ef the many iu- HFaFamenfs ehieh se haEe lately at- falued. Wlth The exception of the iew suggestions and ecoH1meudatiuus have made ! Hee nc reason for any usas1al expense and eatlay in ihe year co coma, and ! aFEe yoa that lu the interests oi oar city government dafine the year ls}s gou Mill cnafin- aaIly bear fks 5a miad and e3l make B lasting effort fer ecoaomy tn all th uFrarzH.eats alfh 6 F5fA of aecreAs lHE faa e3g9 debt and having as small etr fax as WaF be possible under tae a4H-sfancas.
 WHh tsis object in mind. aud e dis regard for political dfHeyruces whsre taH welfare of Paiu4m is at stake and with the cgntlu nance of your sgpHort and cooperation. ! doubt not, aiie- men. that the city of Putnam wi4 De HFusn araas throughout the year
 Respectfully submitted.
 ARCHIBALD MAEDOSALB.
 Mayor
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
MARK UP ONE FOR LOUISIANA
Acorcing to Senator's Story, Grocery man From That State Reached
 Height of GalIantry.

The conversation turned to gal. lantry, and Senator Joseph [. Rzns- dell of Louisiana reaectiYely smiled. He said that few people could be so gallant as a certain groceryuan under the same painful conditions
 Recently. according 10 the story told by the senator. young woman weigh ing about 225 pounds, was gracefully Esddling down the street when she stepped on 6 banana skin in front Of 2 grocery store
 The banana skin being right on the 8co. tne young woman immediately began 10 fy in several directions al the same time. and finally landed large and plenty into 6 crate of fresh country eggs.
 How very unfortunate, madamis solicitously cried the groceryman, rushing 10 her suceor. T trust that you are not hurt,-
 Not the least bit, thank you,s said the young woman as she rose 10 her feet T really hope that l haven't broken your eggs"
 "Oh, no. madam, not at all,s vas the gallant reioinder of the grocery man They are only slightly bent"
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
Regular AeathIy Meeting

The regular monthly meeting Of the cpuncll wss he'd Tuesday evening with the mayor presiding and all al- desmen present. Allan W. Bo~en was eiseled ely milk inspector. Re ports oi heads Of various departments were read and placed on file \ com muaiestion vas Fecsised from the eiei . efai Putnam Hook k Ladder company ' stating that they had elected officers ss follows.
 Foreman, Henry Neich.
 First assistant, Marlin Neich
 >ccond assistant, Thomas P. Ryan.
 Secretary, John B. Daigie-
 A communication wAs received from Gross Hyde < Shipm.n, sfiorneys of Hartford, relative to 6 claim of The
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09

The annual report of Chief Engiu. Ger Joseph Maynard of The fire le nartmeat shows the folioNtng list os aTes h Putnam during lsla
 Jan. Is--5-29 m Box It, ". F.. RaE aEtY house Grove street. fire caused from ol lamp. damage stsa
 Jan 4T-t.95 g. m- Box sl, Chick eriug Aotel block. fire caused ln boiler foom. damage, sa5 aae
 Feb. l-f15 a. m- Box I5 Peter Lambert tenement. school street, de- fecE.se chimney dsuaEs, sse-
 Feb. l--el5 a- m. Tel. Charles Pot Fer hosse detective chimney; n0 dam aga
 Feb. I-l8.s0 a. m- Tel.. George W. Perry house. Walnut street. defective chimney, na damage.
 Feb. l-IlI5 a. n. tel Ckarles Shelaeu senemsnt. School street. de secsive chimney. no loss.
 Feb. is-Ie.46 A m. tel. Mrs. w. H. Pearson house, Bridge street, de lectiVe chimney, no loss.
 Feb. 27-s.4o P. m. tel Mrs John Morse house. SaHnyside, struck by lightning. loss SIS
 March z-s.l5 ,. m tel Putnam Woolen Co. tenement. defective chin- nsy. DO loss
 March 5-le-ls a. m. tel. E L. Da- wis house. Railroad street defective chimney no loss.
 March s-s50 ,. m, Box 56. Prosi- dence street, oily waste burning on railroad track. no loss
 March lI-sS So & a- Box &. Peter Dumas shed. Lamoal street, spontan- eous combustion. loss s750.
 March l4-S.se D. m. Box s4. H. R. Huribat house. Lamont street. defec- tive chimney. no loss.
 March lS--5-55 p. m, tel. Mrs. c. Farley house. Church and Providence streets. defective chimney. no loss
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
Eauoatlon In PhlIipuinss.

The consulting architect of Manila has approved construction plans for the Paeo school and playground, which are 70 De the most complete of their kind in the Philippines. The governor general has announced his program for extension Of primary education throughout the islands. The program covers three years and provides for two thousand schools. sufficient to accommodate at least 2e9. .800 primary pupils.
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
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Mayors Message

heed h oar charter. advocate today as , alnaYs have. that our form Os elfv government ls loo esm5ersoWe z and aa#ieIalF. maintain tAz5 8 com mission form cf government will lasf
 all tAe bsH Ia Putnam. and. gentle meu. urge yoa to use Yoaf best ef- forts ln get this needed reform at as early 2 a4ts zs possible
 Some wpFk has already been done 0WaFds tse rsFIsloa c the ordin- aaees. Nhieh uiI. undoubtedly be com pIsge4 !u ths near future
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
Editorial Scraps

chsoaxo had nhtyess kezsestes ss December.
 William Rcseathal. s4 ys4rs old. ahe olzsaf editor in the Uzitse States. h dead at Reading Pa
 The skeleton of a hars mastosson. rae4szrtEx 6 feet ln ieagth. was aa- s2rfhsa al Bi4e Ridge sl-ing. "a
 The estate Ieft y former Arab&ssz- Ger Whkelsw Riea is valued at sl.5sss- ts4
 Dr. 2. Weir Mitchell. noted phFsl- clan and aafhor died e grip al tae age C efgasy.Gve
 GriertnN ever tAe death oi ass bride charses Narquarat sBot Himself dead e her sra4s h Middle Village L. !.
 Mother Jones. aas foscihlg depoEt se srom ths goloEaao coal ssrzze azs- fridt upon her arrival d Trinidad.
 slas Traftes. aa oetexeneFlaa. per iahed in a fire whicb destroyed hls h0ass at Georgetown Center. Ne
 E. Graham Nmsan. g wealthy farmer e ChzFsesto3a. W Va. coaslcEea Of assaaFsaaK Ms Kate Turner Nss sea. t@ncsa ta I4 years ia tas pentseat1aFE.
 Ea14ra Merton q Sesark. ;. J.. Aas arrested eAaxxed NEsh hafinE obtained fi.fas Ay sasseFseslea ts purchase q fss$ Ma.s1ea sss
 Senator n1F4a. fa s report on ths exaamsns ssrlks e Wssg Virginia SO ~krwEy ArrxtgzeI iAs mHitarg r4is gaas fAen pressEsea there.
 From WAsAlngtoa oomsa tss rumor that HzsrzA. EtEafa 8 week. HiI as sane active command e the Federal army.
 Tha kseamez Soa9ana arrived at San Fr1ucizeu wfsA record cargo e fse8 ta1es of Australian wosl. Talas4 at T7sa s.
 Q4aH are stzrving ia he aals asaT Hzrrisharx. Pa owfag to 8 sleet sfarm fol0wes wlgn siK l1eaes of sao~. cor eElng al foeS
 - Gaao Molt4at la srIsoas1 at siag Sing. for the taxi robbery ta New York. la 1sI4 accuses ths police q soliciting a g 9ss hribe io -taFous tAe ease
 David Pgwess- s Chicago policeman. tAr.arenesa f6 saoGE John Braaaa- who bad gampe6 ln7o tha river to commit taleise. s ae a.a aas slza zsaeFe- lie saam
 fs4z f5aaa. rasis5csi leader e Ngask- M E. ass sentenced to fen mgEtas. lsrisasaut and arHs $500 for eas. anf3 t1 asfFaa8 i1 easAg eea- ssFaaa B New Yers state
 1as Hru u e4g aas au se EsEmaFe. r. & bass lf s tay ef Aiosrt me. 4saHsr. s4o vanished c@ a 0e1
 TAa aay e ~ Tn MeCasa ts ath1sA and sosi4l wsesse worker ag az tAs E@ey Island u1a month ta a Gar ,ra Ms ss tefIeasss sppearsa .Hs4 AeF Aaae la RroaslBn
 JP Morgan 4 Co announced taat tAe gafaaers U tse arm-Afr Morgan. Charles Steele. Ts6nlaa R La10at + P. larisssn ard N 1i ParfeT- Lad retired iFam the d.gec.gsate of ssme af gas Ersate-t rauraz8 sad ctAeF afg -a1s Il laa cguatFg. es- sag so su apparent change .a g1al'e xs4tlasat in regard te dlferfafs
 Two H.E haGsinEs 4t seaar1xat < J aua srverae. T. aa4 se=ss af smaller h2t5iAEs along s4a Ssa Der sas aaa faeaE r8 sasfs wsfe tMtsa epna ty las surt and earried est lnta tae oceAa daring tas great sse1 ae te ct Tbe loss caus- e ay f#a t@1 dags storm 5a estimated e morn ahan sl
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
zgtoist Held for Death.

New Hayen.-Coro2er NIX held John l. somars. of Br.dgC port, oE 3 charge O. .1Aas-aasa5er. SeEef aa
 tomo5lle was sreCke5 by trolley car, Dee smoer Zl. and Mrs. Ee.en ; Jua1. of Bridgeport. who Was in tae aatcUo- bile was Killed Somcrs was held for driving on the car tracks in g -care- less. reckless and negligent manner.
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
Net Badly stgno

This story is credited to Bill Bow en Of Atchison: A man entered a store and bought three cigars and lighted one.
 Lord. this is g rotten cigar" he screamed.
 Say. man. what are you complain ing shout?T replied the dealer. You have only three Of those cigars. and have thousand Be reasonable. "- Kansas City Star
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
Go to Church. Says Taft

New Havsn-The Winchester Re beating Firearms Company, which em. ploys over 5000 people. presented solid gold medals to ls0 employees who have been in the service of the com pany more than twenty-five years Twelty-one more employees became eligible for the service medals
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
To Do soms seemlna.

Ezsex-Thirty business men of Es sex met al -he Griswold House for dinner and general discussion Of The business prospects Of the town The toAssmaster vas Dr. Fred B Bradeen. II Is expected that some method of procedure iz regard 10 booming the business interests of the toxn win be made public later.
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09

The classified page throws out a drag net for your lost articles. COut of many hun dreds of these ads an- nuaIly printed. scarcely ten per cent of the finders claim rewards. GI here are many hones. people in the world.
 gDcn' | mourn your loss until you have tried the one best chance for its recovery.
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
hoss ls Struck Elalr,

Little Elsie, sitting in a street car opposite man with twitching eyelids, whispered to other: Mamma that poor man .. the hiccups in his eyes"
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
cgs Debt sfss.5 SIS
Daily rhsaaM.

What your heart thinks great is great The souls emphasis is always right-EnersoG-
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09
THE MARKETS
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5-la-41=1Hz1 ar1as have 1@@1 z1a8- --l1,-zslazz
Putnam patriot., 1914-01-09

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Newport daily independent., 1914-06-27

For Rent-4 room cottage. Apply to Mrs. L. B. Grant, 4C3 I,eona St 53dtf
 Free for the next thirty days 10 bundles of kindling extra with each load of kindling. Dean & Hooking 60dtf
 Rev. w. P. Chalmers will go to Walnut Ridge this evening, where he will preach Sunday and will install the new pastor of the Presbyterian church, Rev. G. C. Curry.
 For Rent-One 3 room resi- dence, suitable for boarding house, about two blocks from button factory and veneering plant. Apply to J. W. Wallace, Stayton Building, Phone 380: e8dtf.
 Rev. E. M. Pipkin of Arkadel- phia spent Friday in the city as- sisting in the revival meeting and shaking hands with old ac- quaintances. Rev. Pipkin was pastor of the First Methodist church in this city several years ago.-Searcy Citizen.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-27
LEG C C 6 c 6 c Q 6 c 6 c 2 OLE 5Il ZFl I5 HERE AND THERE. LYEE lE lIE lTlG C (. C C G C G G G Gs 6 G GZfl
Dolls at Prices Bookstore.

Dolls at Prices Bookstore. 72btf.
 Try Virtues Little Liver Pills at the City Drug Store. 69btf
 Little Miss Martha Duffer was much better this morning being clear of fever.
 Typewriter Supplies at Prices Bookstore. 72btf
 Knox mends shoes cheap. Ill Walnut street. dtf.
 The Boy Scouts are expected home Sunday evening from their hike on Spring River.