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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-25
Boys Clothing s Hats

Boys 400 suits and OvercOats .2.05
Boys Wash Suits-Sizes B. and
years Originally selling at s10o. Special SQr
at
Odd Boys Hats and Caps-Formerly 05c
selling soc to $3.50; special. ................
Boys Hockey Caps
Pure worsted knit and angora knit: plain and
pretty combinations:
Hockey Knit, special. Zee
soc AngOra Knit, special .3pc
Hockey Knit. special. .45c
5Oc Boys BlOuses-Just rs boys 9Qf
blouses, attached soft collars to 15 yrs; spl H"~
Boys 59c school Trousers-Dark shades fine
wool mixed eheyiots also broken line of oOrdu 44c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-25
Infants Wear; Odd Lots

Infants Reg. 150 and LIS SILK CRps-Fresh,
clean and up them minute styles made of faille
silk; prettily trimmed tailored effects; re- 15
Infants 2.75 29e White Dresses--1O styles;
6 to year sizes. attractive and prac- 81
tical affairs: reduced to to..................... '
Regular I.75 six Months Four Years White
Dresses of fine lawn, front trimmed in panel effect
with insertion of Val. lace across sides and skirt
trimmed with Val lace insertion and edges %
reduced 10 .--.-........- ....ss,. -.''..s.
Tots Regular 4.50 COats-Sizes mos. to years.
corduroy velvet, in brown. navy, green and white;
Astrachan In brown, navy and green; re- 2 OK
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-25
Boys Hockey Caps

OIAkClt = ACdtiCi oAtu
Silk Hand Bags
Slightly shop from showcases The
latest styles, black and colors:
Regular 81 90 at =. z5c Regular S28S, mt. rs
Regular 80, liz Regular S3.9S, at .27S
Regular SIsS. at lbs Regular 4.9S at 8 so
So German silver snael, Mesh Bnss-Sin fancy 75c
800 and inch frnmesi special .I.S0
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-25
From Art Embroidery Department

75c Hand-6ravvn CenfrepIeees and Shams-Pure
linen: size 5Ox30; good grade; very neat pat S1-
terms special at. ..-s-........... ~
I-25 Renaissance Centrepieces and scarfs-Sizes
3ox30 and 1Sx54; very pretty designs special 75c
Use Stamped Linen Scarfs-Good quality: ASa
choice assortment of latest designs; size 1Sx54 ~
7sc stamped Linen Centrepfeces-Size Sc inches
round; good grade; collection of pretty pat 1Ss
terTYs; special IS~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

5op 6raueu unO ainoer Dor iih Der.
trie6en nm i6rr Soloatau por DEM
5euer Der Geutiden 5l ihiiben. 9luf
0ieic @eiie Uuroen biele iilidgnl0ige
GiOilperioucn gcto0tet~
@1it oolGer g9unt ge0cn
sic 5crbcu.
Qon6ol i5, 9loDem6er. Sine
ii6er &opeu6ageu gcianote Iepeidbc
oliS Berlin at bic yGeutral 9tcps@
6riogt oaB Der oiicrreicbiihe @cue.
rnliiob eiuc ullgeincine Giieniip.
9epe9iuG eegen bic Serben anac
oronet Bat III oer 9tbiidt oieie @baic
oeS ssrieges Dor @intriit oes g9inters
3u euoeu unO oonlit ste WQ6gliHfeit
8u aewinnelL ipeitere Gguppen gegetl
Sic 9iuiieu ms Jelo 5u itclleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

gcrpilidtngan oiftirt lei Ger a5e.
oioe bea6Iidtiat Sic tiirfiide slrmee
Sit 6eolciten, luelde nad eg0pten
marihirt-
Icuti1e &cripun0cte be.
Itoblen.
Geutidje q(utoritdten BADEN einen
enQliihen 9lmbulan5 Sulooten aes
fonqeu genonlnien ipeIIer % Dor.
ien iii ieincni @eiibe batte, pie BON
0cutidcn @crwunoeten aelto3len luos
rcu
81 9}iidfi6tsloies &orge9en.
Ser iron80iiide @eneral @on0er.
neiir BON gllgerien &cneral @9orles
ST. 2utauo. bat oIien leine gbidt
erflart oeutihe arieaSaelaHaene
noh Silo 9lgcrien 3A lenoelt oD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

mo6l oos 0ortigc alima fiir @iro-
pder ic9r gefd6rIid til
9ritii@e ScBgerii6te Oc-
incntirt
Ger 6oQduoiide 9lr5t 1r 2emuen
protcItirt aegcu Sic BON cialii9er
9citc cr6obeuc glnibuloiguna, oaB
6rtiime @eripunoete BON Ientlben
grariam bebon0elt piiroen er ar'
fldrt 0aB CT iit9 pcri0nlitb iiber5eu9t
6a6e, 0aB Ste @erpuii0eten peg Seln'
ocs in oeuti4en 6elo SolpitnlerH
0iciclGc Gc9onolung eri09ren lple oie
0entideu &erptnoctcn
MuffifHe @routomfeiteit
Scr Gomnauoont eines ocltiden
2auoue0r 9legiments erflart on.
siea oaB Sic 9fuieu am ~. Gttober
bci i5rcm &ormarid ua9e Somas'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

Gin Dement,

g9ofbingtpit i5 gloOcnber.
Der 0iterreibiibc gltiiitcr fir
ousipdrtigc 9luaetcoen6eitcn fat gcs
itcrn in elmer GepeiAe, wcldc onf
ornbtloicni g8ege iibcr &crlin Der
g}otidaft Der 0oppeInonard6ie IN
g9aibingtou ii6crmittcIt moroen iit
sic bier aufgctoucnfcn 9lohrihtet
SAB IN @ien 9roBe 9lot6 berriAe,
biiuoig oementirt. Gic Gepcir6e loii.
let: ISM Sc9cniab Su Ori NeridteiL
lpelMc in glnerifn in llniIauf oeiebt
iuilrOen AaB IN gSicu cine 9roBc S5un+
qersnoib berride fouutc Der 9iiraers
lneiiter Der Sta0t mittbcilen Dob sic
CSei@ditslaga Scr Sta0t 8uirieoeniiels
leuo lei. Ole Staot i'll ousreir6eno
init Sc6cnsniittcn bcriorgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

y coQc, Sa., is. g}oucuber.
Nls'lc9tcn oui cine 6etrdhtli1c
5ullapmc s1 Der ii6t6arcn gorrat6c ali
~oe'5en s ou @lontao oriidtcn gcItern
uilT oen %ei3cnniorft. Da5l famcn
el'lllilgc s8itteuino8bcridtc fir oie
q llad7iter Ssode bcainnenoc @rute
Y Ar9entiiien un0 oos @criidjt, BOB
! Srodtl0Be ouf oem atlontiiden
M ovon lielgen iuiiroen uno Goumii+
ss'o''9galler ~ parcn eifrig inn &ergai.
Isn No6ocnt Scr Nlarft N nie6ris
: Il DTS 509er croiinet 0aite. mur.
Y Y ple loci@cuoe Ten6en5 oQqcutcin.
e ,siW Verildtc ilber G4riitc sum
,%oat'eoensidhlB ,oa trugeu oo5u 6ci oen
.'eatlf 5li erlhaiiern ober iniolae
lollgeleBter 2tniaufe iiir oeu @rport
lellie licb iAIieBlc6 bod cine tleine
vrgollng ciu. Ger SAhB mar uer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
Bnri&grwirln.
&On GnglauO crBo6enc
Nui3uIOigaugeu.
&mrt) 6cmtitDcs Ssegte=
rMmgs -SrBam.

0cutialono bieIt iid bei'm 2c9en
ieincr @2inen aenou on Oie 9c-
itimuungen Der Sooger Gonoen-
tion. - Bon scr uIorooeitideu
gtGgemeincn4 mirO oies ousoriid-
Iid feitgciteIlt. 9faerlei ariegs-
9leuigfciteu aus Berlin beridtet.
9erlin ii6er Sen Soag itn0 2on-
BON, Is. glopem6er. Geuti9lanO'S
9Lntlport oilf Die bon ser britiiben
&egierilng er6o6euen 9lniduloigun-
gen ii6er bon oen Geutideu bel @}i-
nenleguug in Ser 9lor6iee nngemanO-
ten W}et6ooen lit in ser o9}orooeut-
i6en gllgemeinen 3eitina~ eri6ie-
men.
Der 9trtifel beriidert SAB oie a6t
9l6tommeH Bel ser 5weiten G5rieoeus.
Gonieren3 i'm Soog iuel9e 81 Sen
an 1S. Gfto6er 1907 nntcr3ei1ue.
ten Gonbertionen ge65ren allf pelbe
sic 6ritiicbc &egierimg III i6rer 90
te an oia Heutroleu NlG6tc 9e5ug
ninnnt, nienals ooll rotifi5irt NOR
oen ieien 91i6tsoeitowcniger fiinoigt
Geiltidlono ali, oaB es i'm einflong
NIT Ben 9eItimntuaen oieier gl6-
fommen 6onoeln per0e.
Die britii6e 2(niduIoigirng, 0oB
Geuti6lanO 0ie 9legulotionen Bin
ii1tliA Der 2eqing bon Wlinen ber-
Ieste, miro in Dem 9[rtifel fotegoriicb
5uriidgeipieien 1erielbe erfldrt, ooB
Geutihlono nicmaIs sSiider6oote
ooer inter neittruler Slagge fabrenOc
6a6r5euge 5ur Minenlegung bcnub
e, oaB bielnp6r idmmtliGe W}inen
bon &riegsibifien aeitreut iuurOen.
glid fat Ieutihldno, 10 6efont Der
glrtifel, nienlols Mincn oili 6o6er
Gee gelegt. 9llIe Wlineu iinO 10 no6e
Oen Gingdngen al engliicben SdIen
gelegt poroen, ipie es sic Giiitenlinie
un0 ser G6arofter oes 9o0ens er.
ale Wlineniino iorgfdltig
peranfert por0en iino nentrolc
@d9te iino in gcb0rigcr &eiie inior.
mirt moroen.
@s lit unpo6r, 70 fd6rt sic Sci
tuug fort ooB Gentidlan0 neutrole
$afen Ourb Ylinenlcgung geiperrt
6ot.
Sails pirflih einige bon Sen on
Ser engliIden aiiitc gele9teu 0eut-
ic6cn @iinen our6 6eftige Stiirme
III oie Gee gctrie6en wltroeit, 10 po
rcu oieie piel ucniger 5o6lreitb, ols
Sic cngliihen @lnneu wcIde an Die
6oll0uOiidc Ii. o1uiibe aiiite aetrie.
ben puroen 100 iie i4wercn Sdo-
Oeu on9erihtet Doben.
Gnglano's 9fniduloigln1eM 10
idlieBt ser g[rtifel waren oiftirt
bon ser gbiiht, sic S6leBtna Der
9}or0icc ourdb gnglano 81 cntiAloi-
gen.
Gcntidcs arie0S glllcr-
Ief
@crlin ia. glob, orf Ora0tlo.
lem g9cge na1 SaDDiac 8, S. ~
Ser llebermitteluig uer8ogert- Eie
Sniornlation mliroe
6rlte aus omtliMeu Gneaeu Der
@relic ii6rrmittelt,
nIie frou50iiden 8eitiungeu De.
ridteu, oaB in &aris &oblenulangel
6erridt, oo sic aoblen Diltrifte IN
9loro Sronfrei6 8ltn T9eil pm
Geutideu beiebt liio
s mir BON gtfG9nniiton &C.,
qen @nglono-
Goniiantiuopcl bcri1tct, oaB Der
@mir BON glig6ouiitat beidloiici
Sat, 9}uBlan0 inns @roB6ritaunieu
0cn aricg 5u erflareu Ger a6coioe
bon Gqppteu prtldrte Sem Gorreipon
oeuten Der oSranfiiuter 3eitnu9"ge'
geuiiber ieine 2oooIitot gcgeniiper
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
DraQffoTe sp9iaf-9epef8en 0es ''9tutF


ca in idon
@enSung Or6ane ha Hm *one On6
Saiat st Sae pie 0ehe m sraonaeuOe
Der II
ami bem
SCI u S il
lin Ole
in
nScs utSU
5aicn nit 85ac b n
nHs@
nn&o manae
Smubeaa br 3
auurt 1auiaa6s bic
Nmmlp0
GcAaO Fd gnen d
Gpnunt &C
g elantnppd
NcroaJaa a@ nuo o w We uPe er"se OHgNat
rsc yadrHte
nmS Sic a5niou uponGu aau6 Goolc5 SdcBnmme geabt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
3DerHderungen
@efa9r ruiFi6er 3nOafOu nt6t crntlid OOr6auOeu.



miHao ben oam6a gcr
,Su D mf an nna
qanac mRhriH Ut Gan III 6
nnG gngn gnomm uuO
g rau5Sf6m
GugiAr @geuR
6ronSF
6d @cr6c
Gin
AZ aRaun
Uic Ga6aac in
BEN ba /
fort . "a raalhe
DraGrOf Sp8iaG2eeG6em Ses "2pfSm gorrponOentn."
mnF FnO IN q
ndtS lie nj
mmben 81 b - d
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
Cbeil- Grtolgt.
9le @et6iiMoeten ntel-
ben iO(6c.
Jtt ben Sdntpfen i'm 0SSe-
item ilnS Often.


Dem rcd)teu llfer oes gier sea-
uols 5uriid geporfen ipur0eu.
Sample boben aneebliH an Sef.
tigfeit uadgeIoiicn- @etroara-
oer @lelouug ipriht BON riiiii-
i4en 6ortidrittcH an oitpreuBi.
iter @rau8c.
&oriS is. 9lopem6er, - 1as
uahite6enoe Bulletin puroe 6euie
albeno 81 ipdter 5tunoe Deroffeni
idt:
uIoS bemerfenSmcrtbeite GreigniB
oes Cages mar oie 8uriiduerFng
oes 6einoes aif oem redtca Hire
oes YieraanaIs Ter Tbeil oes lin.
fen llfers peIcben Ste Gcltibeu Dor.
Der beieBt bieIten, lit Dollig BON ib-
aen gerduult porocn.
gsir bo6en iiiOlib bon @iridloote
Elm fleines @ebol5 tpieoergeponnen,
peldes IN einem g4adiouerifi uus
abgenommen iporoen mar.
glm Gnoe oes 1oaes unternobm
Der 5eino eine ncue GfieniiDbqfpe.
atng iiioEid BON gpara oie ieood
reiuItatloS DerIicf
Bon oen iibrigeu EbciIen ser 6ront
lit nihts gleies 8ii meIoen.o
Ios oas fran80iifde
s. rie8sbnreau iaat
@oris. IS. g}obcn6er. Gas
6ette 9iodnlittag erlaIiene offi5iclle
Gonmunique oes fron5ciiiteu
ariegS6ureni8 Dat foIgeuoeu @ort.
lout:.
Ger geitriae Eag pcrlicf ouf Ser
9on5en Sroit perbdItniBmdbig til.
Big. Ct mar be3eidnet poriie6mliH
oilrrb 9trtillerieouele. Eie Teutiden
Imohten ieood me6rere gtngriiic
uorolid, oIthh nno iiiohh BON
Yperu. Gieielben pur0en idmmtIid
8iiriideeihlagen,
lin oos sSocit 81 8ieben glIIe Ddb.
reno Ger leBten Eaae BON oen Icut.
i6eu eema6ten 9lniirenoungen "a.
ben ciu3ia III Scr Ginnobne ors 2ors
fes Girnu0e relutirt oeiien ilolirie
GAGE ouf Dem rcmten llfer 0es SEA.
mails feline @ertbeioienug eriAmerie
3miiHen Der 2ps nuo Giic 0auerH
oie Sample bon oen 2auiardben oiis
olf Dem oroBercn Gbcile ocr Gront
fort.
gllF 0enl ibrigen E9cile Bet grcti
bis nab 9otbrin9en imo III bic DO
9cien biHeiu fdnoen g(rtilleriegeiebtc
uno imbeoeutenoe Sdarntiisel Itatt-
M ontenearintfder 8c.
riht.
&pnoon, 15. glpocmber Cine
1cpeide aus Gettinie oer Snuptfia6t
BON @iontcnearo. beingt:
u@ie oiterreidilrben 9Inarific 9e
gen @rQbooo Wlonteuegro, ipie ac-
Gen inicre Ernppen IN Der Ser3eao.
mina iino idnnltlidj bon tns 5nriid
geibldgcn fuoroen
Die Geiterreihcr perilidteit 5ipei
Boiitioneu bei Giudr (Bos
nieu) rno 8lo6ut. peltbc bon iuife-
rcn 9riippen beicBt ibor6et iudrrH
uieoer5iteroberu bod i6re 8eulii1nr
Icn parea DcrgebIidl. gtaH Set ncue
ten Sniormation ienoen bic Deter.
reiber &eritdrfiiugcu noh bet nton-
.enegrinii6en @ren5e
gisrount gridton qcfQns
gen genontmeil
9Imiterodnt plo 2puoou, IT,
Rouem6er Glue Tcpeidje ous g]et.
in an oeH 4Eelcgroor beiagt, oaB
Discount Gridton @tnllmcilter ocs
Foliigs @e0ree, 5lum @eiongenen az.
nadt ipuroe.
2onOon 10. 9lopcmbcr. Tie
BcrIiner 9l'elouug, ooB discount
Aridton geiangen aeuoHlmen tpuroe,
~ nod nitt beitdligt tporoen.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-22
HOSPITAL,
CONSTRUCTION

Messrs. H. L. Phelps, of Mime
apolis, p. M. jackson, Fergus
Falls, o. S. Oyen, Battle Lake,
Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs. j.. c.
Martin Jr. of Central City, Neb.,
arrived Monday to inangurate act
i've work on the construction of the
new government hospital at Chey-
enne Agency, which is being erect
ed for the benefit of the Cheyenne
River Indians.
The first three gentlemen are
stalking out the grounds today and
putting things in shape for the
excavation of the basement. Quite
a large amount of this work will
be necessary, as the east of the
building will set on the western
slope of the hill on which the water
tanks are located. The site lies
directly east of the school build
ings and north of the old hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin are 'new-
ly-weds" and will make their
home with Sup't Campbell, the
latter being an acquaintance of the
family.
The bid of the successful con-
tractor, Mr.. w. D. Lowell, of
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-22
Your Bilious and costive!

Sick headache, bad breath, sour
stomach, furd tongue and indiges-
tlon mean liver and bowels clogd.
Clean up tonight. Get Csc bot
tie of DR. Kings New Life Pills to-
day and empty the stomach and
bowels of fermenting, gassy foods
and waste. A full bowel movement
gives satisfied. thankful feeling.
makes you feel fine. Effective, vet
mild. Don't grippe. 25c, at your
druggist.
Bucklens Arnica Salve for burns
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-22
SMITH GATES

At the residence of Mr.and Mrs.
Dunt Reed. Gettysburg, $. D., ON
july the 18th, 1914, Capt. Frank
V. Smith was united in the bonds
of matrimony to Miss Margie l..
Gates, both of Forest City, S. d..
Rev. j. w. A. Collins officiating.
The above event would thus far
be called a quiet wedding, as the
only witnesses of the ceremony,
aside from Mr.. Reeds immediate
family. were Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.
Craig of Cheyenne Agency. who
accompanied the bridal couple to
Gettysburg in their automobile.
The groom is we'll known as the
popular master and pilot of the
ferry boat ACMaria, coming here
in his younger days with his par
ents from Wisconsin. and is repu-
ted among his friends to be as
we'll fixed financially as he is in
social circles, his mother and fam
lily now residing near Mobridge.
South Dakota.
Miss Margie has likewise been
we'll known here from her youth
up as person of solid and woman
ly qualities, having taught school
for two or more terms, and being
a favorite with her many friends
in religious as we'll as social cir
cles.
On their return from Gettys-
burg, the same evening, the groom
Immediately resumed his duties as
captain of the ACMaria, which
delayed his wedding supper till
eight o'clock, at the residence of
the brides parents ''the popular
Gates Honse'-when they were
showered with the congratulations,
rice etc of their neighbors and
friends.
The happy couple have rented
the D. l.. Green cottage, next door
to the residence of the brides par
ents, where they will be at home
to their friends ON or after August
first. For large part of the year
this location is but stones throw
Immediately across the street
from Franks ferryboat landing.
The reception and party in hon
or of the occasion was deferred
till this (Wed.) evening and will
include a dance to be given at
the Woodmen's hall.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-22

Co. Commissioner Dave Won
Wald with good force of men, in
Guiding Messrs. r. B. Ellis and
Mel McGinnis, are busy putting
in grade at Jack Worth's place,
on the Red and Yellow Trail,
about half way between here and
Gettysburg.
Another bad place that has
been remedied by new grade is
the section at Mel McGinnis' resi-
dence, in Forest City.
There remains but one more
really bad place between our boat
landing and Gettysburg, viz: at
Mrs Lena Hughes new residence,
and this the commissioners have
engaged to remedy next.
With the above added to the
Beaver Gulch improvement and
Forest City's new concrete bridge,
this community has no grounds OF
complaint against our county
commissioners this year. The
total cost of the improvements
mentioned will approximate some
thing over SIS, 600. all being made
within q years time.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-22
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-22
INDIAN PRO
BATE COURT

NOTICE is hereby given that. on the
dates set forth below, testimony will he
taken AT the station named. 10y the Exam
iner of InhcritanceS. TO he submitted to be
Secretary OF the Interior for the purpose
of determining the heirs To the estates of
the following deceased Indian allottecS
All persons claiming an interest i'm any of
these estates are requested to be present
at the hearing
PAU l.. HALLAM
L S. Exam of lnheritances
To be heard at Cherry Creek
July 27-Louise Red Fox, or Badger
2s, Andrew Creek
20 Anna MAY Dora Ward
% Samuel Brown Thunder
90 Louise Brown Thunder
go Lilly White Face
30 Edward Hunter
30 Amy, Wallace and Jessie High
Elk
81 Eagle Feather Woman
August lst-.John Owns the Bear
Aug 3Saves the Bear
- Mary Dupris
/ Mrs Thunder Hawk. or Bear
Out
: John Rib
Emma Thunder Hawk
Frank Thunder Hawk
Fred Thunder Hawk. or Afraid
of Nothing
The Road
10 Fannie Horn
10 Sally Red Fox
10 Albert, Myrtle and Maggie Slowly
II Hump
II Toe Nail No. 9
~ Bull Eating and Crooked Leg
l2 Philip Holy Bull
Is Touch the Cloud
II Edith Owl King
Is Joseph FisheIDean
Is Royal Patterson
Is Roland White Feather
10 William Black Hawk
10 Long Holy
20 Phillip Two Grow
20 Rec Braided Hair
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-22
FOREST CITY, CO., DAKOTA JULY % 1914

Minneapolis. was for s34, 700. and
the structure is to be completed in
six months from the time of be-
ginning work. Mr Lowell was
also the successful bidder for new
hospitals to- he erected at Standing
Rock, n. d., Rosebud S. ID. aud
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-22
SENATORIAL
For State Senator
J.F. WRITLOCK

COUNTY
For Representative
i. B. PATTERSON
County Treasurer
j. +. WEAVER
County Auditor
ED. B. TOOMEY
Sheriff
s. P, HURLEY
Register of Deeds]
j. E. MYLER
Clerk of Courts
l.. w. RISING
Sup't of Schools
j. w. A. COLLINS
States Attorney
r. L. FLICKINGER
County Judge
s. NJ. HOWARD
County Assessor
ED. ZUBER
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-22
BuckIens Arniea saIve for Cuts, Burns, Sores

E.s.Loper, Marilla, N. Y, writes:
81 have never had a cut, burn.
wound or sore it would not heal"
Get box of Bucklens Arnica Salve
today. Keep handy at all timesfor
burns, sores, cuts, wounds. Pre-
vents lockjaw. 25c al your druggist
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-22

The school board met last Sat
urday and accepted Roy Gates
bond as the new school clerk, his
father being his surety.
Miss Anna Sternhagan is home from
LaPlant on short visit.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-22
e P. THORNE, EDITOR & PROP r
REPUBLICAN, TICKET

For e. S. Senator
CHARLES ii BURKE
Representative in Congress-
ROYAL C. JOHNSON
Governor
FRANK M. BYRNE
Lieut.. Governor
PETER NORBECK
Secretary of State
FRANK NJ. ROOD
Attorney General
c. C. CALDWELL
State Auditor
j. E. HANDLIN
State Treasurer
A. w. EWERT
Comsn'r. School and Public Lands
FRED HEPPERLE
Sup't Public Instruction
CHAS. III. LUGG
Railroad Commissioner
p. w. DAUGHERTY
Circuit Judge
JOS. II. BOTTUM
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-27
MIDDLESEX

Mrs. Mabel Crane of Burlington spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at her parental
home.
Mr. Sweet. pastor of the NJ. f. church,
is spending 10 days in Mortified, Mass.
L. NJ Chandler and family, who have
been visiting relatives in West Upton,
returned home Friday. They were ac-
companied by Mrs VIII Chandler and
son.
Mrs. F. ]. Eaton spent Thursday night
and Friday with relatives in Fayston.
Mrs. Lizzie Pierce of Waitstield spent
Friday night with her daughter, Mrs. L.
NJ Chandler.
Mr. Dufie has moved his family from
Harry Sherman's TO one of Moody &
Almon's tenement houses ON Mad river.
Miss Blanche LaBelle, who was unable
to finish her school this week, returned
to her home. in Waitsfield Thursday.
Miss Lucy Hill acted as substitute
Thursday and Friday.
J. B. Hill is confined to the house with
severe cold.
Glenn George is enjoying a vacation
from his duties in F. B. Miles store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-27
IDENTIFIED FATHERS BODY.
Rutland Man Had Supposed His Father
Dead 50 Years.

Rutland, June 27.-H. M. kiburn of
% Clinton avenue, this city, was the
recipient Thursday OF one of the strang-
est of fate's many strange surprises
when, as he was working at his bench
in the machine shop OF the Howe Scale
companys plant, James Butterfly, a
brakeman on the Rutland railroad, in
formed him that the body of his father,
whom he had supposed dead 80 years
ago, was lying in the local depot on
its way to Ponltney. At about the same
time Mr.. Kilburn received notification
from an uncle living in Poultney that
the body was expected to arrive there.
He at once identified the name and age
on the box inc sing the coffin, as those
of his father and yesterday was in
Poultney arranging for the burial
The coffin had been shipped to Poult-
ney from Moneton, ~ b., whence the
first information of the man since 1881
had reached Poultney only just before
his body arrived there. Where Samuel
Kilburn had been or what had befallen
him in time interim will probably never
be known by his relatives.
Samuel Kilburn, aged Y at the time
of his death. as the coffin plate bears
witness disappeared from his home in
Poultney about 80 years ago, leaving no
trace behind him. His wife, after
number OF wears had passed, having evil
dence seemingly conclusive of his death,
married again. Her husband died and
later she was again welded. The end
came to her several years ago and she
died never knowing that her real hus-
band was still alive
Mysterious. too, at least to his Rut-
land relatives, was the ending Of the
mysterious life When the casket was
opened CHASTITY bullet wound in the
head, disclosed that death had come by
force. Whether Samuel kilburn was the
victim of malice or accident, or suicide,
no explanation has been received.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-27
IT'S A MISTAKE
Made by Many Barre Residents

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effort to get rid of kidney back
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and other makeshifts. The right
treatment is kidney treatment.
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The following is an experience
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