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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-01-15
Notice For Publication

Department of The Interior, .. S,
Land Office at Baton Rouge, La,
Dec. 3rd, 1918. Proof under law
under which entry was made.
Notice is hereby given that James
G. Murray, of Bellwood, La, who, on
April 18th, 1903, made Homestead
Entry, No. O3844, for NJ of NWA
and VIZ of NEH, Section 8, Town
ship e N, Range 8W. La. Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Five
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Clerk or
Court, at Natchitoches, La. on the
both day of January 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: G..
A. Lee, G. c. Parker, ]. H. Montgom-
cry and Mid Massey all of Bellwood,
La. JOHN f. NUTTALL,
l2-l3 ct Register
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-01-15
An Ordinance.
BY Mr.. Katie:
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY OF NATt HITOCHES:

t5F IL ORDAINED 81 l ne M ~ oh
AND COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY OF NATt HITOCHES:
Section |. That concrete sidewalk
and curbing shall be. constructed on
the following streets in the City OF
NatchitOches, to wit
TN both sides of Smiley Street from
Second to Third ST. 81 fl. wide.
Ga South sice of Sibley street. from
Third to Fifth St. 81 it. wide.
On North Side of Sibley Street from
Fifth to Sixth St. 2l3 it. wide,
On South Side of Church ST. to
Second St. Same width as now part
ly built.
On South side Of Touline st. to
Second ST. Same width as now part
ly built.
North Side of Touline st. from. Sec
ond to Fourth 81 it wide.
On West side of Third from Church
to Pavie, same width as East side.
On West side of Perry Street from
Cypress to Pine SITS. 81 it wide.
| On North side of Pavie from Fourth
| St. to Eighth st. Same width as part
ly built.
On West side of Second st. from
Pavie to Texas st. 81 it. wide.
That curb aIone be built on the
following Streets:
South SIDE of Church st. from
Thir Ito Fifth SITS.
South side of Raglan St. from Sec
md to Fourth SITS.
Curb on North Side of 3Ossier from
Second to PiersOn SITS,
See. ?. The Mayor is hereby in
structed to advertise in different pap
ers for bids for said work.
Sec. 3. The contract to he awarded
to the lowest responsible bidder, the
right being reserved ~ reject any or
! All bids and contractor to give bond
| n Bonding Company doing business
| in this State in the sum of p per cent
of the estimated amount of the con-
tract for the faithful performance of
! said contract.
Sec. 4. A certified Check for $3.50.
| Dollars must accompany each bid as
guarantee of good faith bids, and all
bids shall be opened at the Mayor
Office at Natchitoches, La. on Friday,
January BIRD. 1914 at P. M.
Yeas: Kile Katie, Boydstun.
(Adopted)
Approved December 10Th, 1913.
Geo. V. Kile, Mayor.
A true copy,
Jno. H. Keyser, Clerk.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-01-15

BY Mr.. Pierson:
That the following report OF Mr..
Knott the Parish Demonstration
Agent be accepted and spread on
minutes.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-01-15

The Hon. Police Jury met persuant
20 announcement with President Pie~
son presiding and all members pres
ent except Mr.. Williams, Mr.. rage.
and Mr.. Cockhelu.
Bv Mr.. Person:
Be it ordained. That the President
Ia authorized to lease the vacant 10.
owned by the Parish, running from
7.h. street in the City to the Lake, e
the O'Quin Williams Lhr. Co. tor tee
price and on the serms the C0nven.
rents their lot to said Co.
Yeas. Mr.. Pierson, Mr.. Adams
Mr.. Cockerham, Mr.. Knott, Mr.. Par
ker. Mr.. Derbanne, and Mr.. Russell
Nays. None. Carrier.
By Mr.. Pierson:
Resolved that Mr.. j. W. Cocker
ham, be appointed . committee to
have the approach on bridge at Saline
Bayou fixed and that $500 or as
much thereof as may be necessary be
appropriated out of the Parish
Bridge Furd for same.
Yeas. Mr.. Pierson, Mr.. Adams,
Mr.. Cockerham. Mr.. Knott, Mr.. Par.
ker, Mr.. Derbanne, and Mr.. Russell.
Nays. None.
BY Mr.. Pierson:
That the following report of Mr..
Kn0f. the Parish Demonstration
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-09-24
Correction.

| have been criticised for stat
ing that Mr.. Minor Wightman
was cashier of the first bank in
Meade. Strictly my critics are
right. However in the tribute
10 Mr.. Wightman's memory the
object was to recall to his friends
of that time that he was connect
ed with this first banking firm
and it was not the place to go in
to lengthy details to straighten
out historical matters.
To be exact If one was speak
ing of organized banks the one of
which he was the first cashier
was not the first bank organized
in Meade. This was the First
National Bank of which M. ].
O'Mear and B. F. Cox were the
principle men. But in all pioneer
places there are primary Begin
nings and Meade was no excep-
ton. The firm of Heber and
Seeberger was the first to do
what was in practical effect
banking business, in Meade.
This firm with bank account in
the city cashed drafts, bought
checks giving receipt therefor
paying out the money on order.
They also received money and
gave therefor their checks which
passed in lieu of drafts on the
city bank.
Heber and Seeberger later and
after the organization of the First
National Bank organized "a bank
known as The Meade County
Bank. Later this was reorgan-
lied, with Willis G.. Emmerson
as cashier, and George Stevans
as principal stakeholder and a
director. This was The Meade
County National Bank 1t was
used by Heber and Emmerson
as the vehicle through which
they organized the American
Mortgage Trust Co. aud lastly
the Sugar Company. 1t was the
first organization as bank un-
der the management of H. H.
Heber of which Mr.. Wightman
was the cashier. And it grew
out of the quasi banking business
done by Heber and Seeberger.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-09-24

Anyone wanting good cook,
inquire at Southern Hotel.
FOR SALE or trade: Ten
horsepower runabout. See
H. H. Williams, Meade, KS.
Quality and then price. See
Fletchers for bargains in furni-
ture.
F. D. Morrison, of Fowler,
was Meade visitor to-day.
Eugene McMeel returned to
Chicago last Saturday.
Mrs. A. F. German, of Liber-
al, has been in Meade this week.
Ebert Innis and Roy Godfrey
attended the Hutchinson fair
last week.
The furniture sale continues
all next week. The place to get
your new furniture and rugs.
L. E. Roberts, of Dodge City
has accepted a position in the
M. & M. Drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo P. McMeel
left last Friday for Great Falls
Montana.
E. A. Schneider and wife and
Miss Halle Orr, returned from
Hutchinson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Baker
went to Greensburg Tuesday,
where he has accepted position
in the Mathis drug store. Min
nicola Record.
You really ought to have q
new rug, but on account of the
price you have been putting of
getting it. Seize time by the
forelock and buy It while the big
sale is on at Fletcher's.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-09-24

LOST Somewhere on streets
of Meade, during the Fair, white
wool baby jacket embroidered in
bule. Finder please leave at
this Office.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-09-24

We handle an up-to-date line
Of farm machinery al the eleyat-
or. Would be pleased to have
any one iuueed OF machinery to
Investigate. Call on as, we can
save you money
Co-OperatiYe Elevator u S. Co,
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-09-24
Irvine

See the Cooperative f.. and
S. Co. for the best Irvine on tn e
market. Price right.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1914-09-24

You can save money by pur-
chasing your furniture during
the Fletcher Furniture Co. sale.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-30

1t was long time before Christian
ity reached the remote villages and
country places so the word
pagan or peasant became a synonym
for one who had not embraced Chris
tianity. The word was first applied
to the Christian by Emperor
Valentfnian in A. D. 386.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-30
4 ON GRADUATION DAH

WHATCHAMEAN "PAGAN?"
The early Romans called a man
who lived in a pagus or village, a
pagan. When the Christian religion
was introduced in the Roman Empire,
it was known first in the centers of
learning cities
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25
Sfimmt Ginlabuna an.

@rsbsr3os.Tb Tbronfolser Sran3 Serbi.
nanb BON Selterrei6' 6'llnsarn pirb ben
srossn osutidsn 8aiierman6uern bsi'
ipobnen, msl6e pom 10. bis gum 1S.
September I'm EaunuS uno im Welter'
palo itattftnoen peroeu. Cine babtu'
gshefibe Befauntma4uus erfolste In
ben @iener 8littern.
Die @inlabun9 3u bieiem Hsr6Btsu
9ailermanDper Der Wett@, fiir pef9es
aundbernb cine 8iertslmilliou Wten'
ldlen uno $4,000 Pferbe auf bic Beine
gsbra6t merben iollen, bat Der bentids
3aiIer benz 6iterrsihiihen Sbronfolger
gelegentli6 ieineS Beiudes aut Sdloe
Sonopiidt In B1bmen perI0ntih iiber'
braGt unb Der @eneral' Snfpettor Der
asIammten bsmaftnstsn WiaAt Seiter'
rei6.rlugarns bat iofort feline Gbstl'
nabme ,nssiast. Der @rsbsrSos'9brou
folesr mirb BON BEN @bef oes @roBen
@eneralitabs Der 6iterrsiGiih'ungari'
iden Nrmss, Sreiberrn @onrao pon
SSssnborii, bsslsitst lperben. Wtit ois'
fec anfiinoieuns ohrften Die @erii9te,
oab ber Riidtrttt beS @ensralitabshefa
uuuittelbar beuorftebe, suelt4 gum
SdweiseH fommeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25
8eine Seilfraft.

Sin idpsrsr S6las 1T sessn Oas
SdilotrStsuierum bes Or. 5rieoria 8.
SrieSmanu sefiibrt woroen. 9tad elmer
aoniereu3 Der Wfitslieber Der Meoijinal'
Gbtbeiluns Sss Minifteriums fur ssiit'
tide unb unterridts'ans nselesenbeiten
muroe In Berlin befannt eeseben, oaB
bic BsbSr6e bic an9eprielene Seilfraft
bss Ssrums pollftdnois usrneint babe.
Cine amtli4e Darlesuns Der @riinoe II
bemndhit iu erparten.
Dieie @utldeibuug Der 5uitdnoissn
Seb0rbe in Der slnsetesenbeit fommt
raid mad Der erfolsten Stellunsnabms
Der Berliuer Mebi3iniidsn @eielli6aft
uub erfolst auf @runb ior9f1ltiger
Sia6priifungsn 3ablrei4er nit Sriso'
uann'iaem Sernm bebanbelter 3raut'
heitsfdae. Die Berlinsr Webi3iniids
@sisai1ait bat iid sesen bas Wfittel
ausgefpro9en. Berihieoeue GerjteIbal
ben brett uor oeiien Gnwenouns &C.
iparnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25
staOt un0 Gountb.

- Xats 2incoln ioll NIT beute an.
fanseno fir Widnner uno Snaben gum
Shmimmen often iein uno ndditen
Wtittwoh aud fur Srauen uuo Wfabs
den 3ur Benusun9 fertis iein.
= SrGulein Charlotte Sonntag BON
Webiter Guenue uno 2bomas WturpbD
pon Stone Npenue puroen porletten
Wtiitmod, slbeno In Bin9bamton oils
elm @bepaar perbunoen, nahoem fie iib
bsimlib oortbin. bsssbsH batten.
- 9tadbem am Donnsritas absno
cine fiir beioe:Seitsu anusbmbare Ber'
einbaruns setroifen moroen mar, wurbe
Der Streif Der anssitellten Der Scran'
ton electric @ompanie als beenoet er.
fldrt uuo bic ausitdnoissn bann anse'
mieien. iia wieoer CUR arbeit sin3u'
ltellen.
-@Wiihael Ofc@lane BON @ibion
Strase, mel6sr ON Wfontas oem Patrid
McD Donalb pou Wfinoofa cine @elo.
rolle pom $22 aus Der Gaibe itabl,
muBte am Dienitas, nafbem er iih
bel bsm 8srb6r i1ulois beiannt bate,
$500 Siireidaft fiir Elm Ssri6tlides
@ri1siuen ittllen.
= Swet Widuuer BON bier, bic i'm
0ftliden 3uftbaus ibre Strafe ab.
fsen, 5in6 bon Der Bssnabigunas BE.
b6rbs besuabist porben, nerilid aboti
Strohl BON QuincD Gpenue, oer tpeaeu
SalI6uns unb Disbftabl perurtbeitt
muroe, unb Ri9arb Goblin, tpelfsr ei'
ne iuuss Srau on electric Strase iibsr'
| fisl.
6. 8. Senfe, melfer In BEN
SloreHce Gpartement an Goams glue,
nue mobut unb am 30. Mai In gBilfes,
Barre nit ieineu Ntotorcpele einsn I'm
| fau ueruriatte, bel nel9em Srau Wtat
Seustep unb ibre brei Sabre alte @nfe'
lin uerlest mnr6en, 1T am Sreitag IL
gDilfessBarre unter 5000 Biirgfhaf
fir Elm 9sridtlidss @ridsiusn ssbaltsr
iporben.
- 9eor9e u. Oelueb bon WfonroI
Slpeuue, Der frhbsr bas Dampfbsi,
unss Department Der scranton @lec
trio @ompanie bsaufii6tiste, bat an
Samftag bic Staot perlalien nnb an
Dieultas mahten bic itdbtii1en Detef
tins ben 8sriu9. ietneu Gufentbalts
ort aus3ufinoeu, bsnn sr iOlf ben yia
men feines S9wissepaters. g. 9
8arritt BON Pittston, anf @elbidein
ssfdli9t uub babur9 5000 ertans
baben. Demep rpur6e seitern 0ormit
tag In isiner Dobnuns 6insfeft sentad
unb ant Sta@mittas mad einem Berb6
unter So, 600 Siirsidaft fiir elm ssriGt
li&es> >Grf@siusr ssftellt. -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25
Berg sadjieHbanisn.
(sart ettlinssI)

Bei,Sraniiort leibt flddner Siesel,
Stst bU6er tpie Der Wfeeresi9bie9el,
Des is Der Sabiebauier Berg.
Des Ding mist nod tddn sebe Morie
lin gbut Der bod Die Sdoabt ueriorje
Witt asbbel, Quetide unit SatwerS.
SIM Sriibiabr, uann bic Sbfbdnul
bliebe,
Da bbut mer uif be Siesel siebe
lin bort ent3hdt be 8Ogel ju.
lin rings Die 8lumme uff be gBisie,
Bie lisblid. .obun bic Defer idbrieBe
Bis binne uff Der SOobernb.
lin i6patsr mann Dc slsbbsl rsifs,
Da bbu i6 na6 mei'm Sdbed Sreifs
LIN mir nie 'udus I'M biegeiblabbt,
Sd isb am gaam bic Gebbsl 9lanje,
SD balt's net aus: i'd muB dan ido'
trenje
lin mann mid add Der Slurihis Sappt.
Sm Dintsr nor, ba 10 er mdBis.
Da ts er fabt, es pero elm bdfg,
Die Sebnluht idleiht in's Ssrile mel ;
Da 6bu ib an be Sriblin9 benfe
Gum = Oidmorj.Pbilipp" obu Id lsnfe
Den S9ritt : IN orinf eid aebbel'
mel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25
@sssnfen alter stammherrr.

Das alts BEN medlsnbursildsn llr.
abel auseb6renbe @eihledt bsrer BON
Dlii9er, besins bur6 cine msbrtasise
Teier letn 700i6briSes Geitsben. Das
alte @eI9lsdt. tpelaes Dsutidlanb Ell.
nen ieiner sroBen S6bns, @sbbarb 9eb.
rs9t b. Sliider, 5lirit lu 0ablitatt
CAB, fhbrte ieiueuS Stammbaum biS 1924
3uriid, In usl9em Sabr urfunoli9 3u.
erft Der yiame uou ulri@ b. Sliider &c.
nannt mirb. Das In rnebrere 3meiee
uno slefte setbsilts @eidls4t bat fif an
Z. Suni 1890 10 einem Samilienpers
ban6 juiammeneetban, Der allidbrlid
In Der Rsssl jmif6eu Berlin uuO Msd.
lsnburs abws&isluo, Samtlisntas ab.
bdlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25
eeutf4 In s6ausbdt,

Sn SGansbai lit Die OtatitI Jass'
nieurI@uls In @sseumart Ssr osltlqen
2olonie, iomis BON TsrtrttuII5.h oer
anberen fremben gileoerla1u189I uno
Iertrstsrn Der dineiii9sn 3tniIiI' nno
Propinjial Beb6roen sir9!Ipt9I nor'
ben. Der Soriisenbe bss SlTaioIlIme,
BrofeEor 2rise, bssrnBts Bic galis nlio
ipra9 ben Dant fur Die b!r Sai'e 2l'
tbtil seworbeue S0rbsrnag aus. o @ln
Bertreter bes @ouuernsrrs 0ol Man'
fling 3ollte Der ieuen SfOPfuH9 Mner'
fennuus unb iaste ibr BIZ llnitIt tnsuns
Der Beb6rben 30 uno srnlapate ote
Stubenten, oas ibnen In Der anltalt
@ebotsns irobl ju niiseu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

-Ste o1entlt9en S1ulen Der Sta0f
iinb am Sreitas fiir Die Sommeruafanj
sefblolieu Doroen.
- Das 10. Regiment wiro bonn 18.
bis 25. Suli iein idbrisss Selolaser
bel Sslliusssrous, Ra., bs3iebsn.
= Die 9utberaner Der Stabt unS
llmssseno planen. am 26. Suli In giag
sluS Bart cine Wfaiienueriammlung ab'
jubalten.
= Srdulein Wfinnis 9auggutb. frii.
Ger BON bier, murbe lette Wo6e In giem
Oort nit Ebumas Wtantelle pon oor'
ten 3u eiuem @bepaar perbunben. Das
iuuse Paar pir6 fi9 mad elmer Sods
3sitsreiie in Prouioenee, &.IS., nisbsr'
lahen.
Srau Soispb 0oli jun. BON GOlt
far Gpeuue II seitern 0iahmittas in
Der Wobuung ibrer Wtntter, Srau
anua Bui6 in sea Ssls @itp, u. g.,
nod Iaussrem rlnpohlisin seitOrben.
sluBer bem @atten iiberlsben iie bic
Wtutter. awsi Sdwsltsrn unO Orsi
Briioer.
- Dis Gmltsrbam Bau @ompanie
pon 9isw gort erbislt am Sreitas giah.
mittag gum Rreis pom $124.647 ben
Soutraft Suseiprodeu fir oas &naben
Snoultrielle 9eim, oas auf elmer Unu'
erei 81 gDbite 6errg uon ben 8atbolifen
Der Staot erri1tet merben miro. Wfan
ermartet, nit Der arbeit In Der erlten
Dohe i'm Sult aujufangen uno oas
Seim in iedisbn Wtonaten fsrtis 3u
babeu.
- Sobn @bemietemSfi, nelber me.
gen Der @rmorbnn9 bes Holi,iiten Wil'
liam Wfcglnorew pon @arbonoale ~
DtdIon @itp ON 9. Suli bdtts hinge.
rihtst mer6en IOllen, bat pom @ouuer.
neur sinen Gufidub Der Sinridtuus
bis gum %. spteulber erbalpn. Wiitt'
terweile meroen feline Nouofatsn ben
Ysrlud MAIDEN, Die 8ssnabisunss Be-
b6roe 3u bems9en, iein urtbeil In lebens'
ldnslide 3udtbausitrafe umsumanoslu
- slls ON Sreitas Wtorgen um Z
llbr bic Bremien an einem Saursl 4inie
Babnpaseu ben Dienit ueriusten. braun.
ts Der Babnwagen bel Der iharfeu 8e9.
uug an Der Wtaple StraBe 3reuiuns
Surb uno raite nit immer 3unebmenber
Sbnelli9teit oabiu. bis er nit elmer &C.
idwinoi9feit pou so Wteilen bic Stunos
In Der Statiou an WiatteS Stra6e Elm.
lief unb seseu Die Blatform fradts ; biz
Pfolten Der Rlatform muroeu riieber.
SsriIieu, Der 8abnwa9en itarf jsrtriim'
inert unb aud iOnitiSer S6absn anser
rihtet. @s befanoen iih Sur 3eit %
Perlonen auf bem 8abnwa9en, uno Dor
oieien uurben jebn uerlest uno bic an
osrsn pierjebn In @efabr' sebrodt. Oil
Tsrlssten iiub: Sranf Saumsaronel
pon Guoca, bem mebrere Rippen &C.
brohen, Die linfe Sanb 3eroriidt unt
Der 96rper jeriduuoeu ipuroen Wit
liam Rpne BON Dunmore, linfes Beiu
ssi9nitten unb 3eridunoeu /; Saruel
@rosman BON Bort @riffitb, Gbidirf'
unssn /; Dauib Pierce BON Der 0eit
| isite, linfe Seite unb 3nie jeridunoen
8ilforb SailftOne Don Wtooiic, Shnitt
an &opf unb S6rper /; Sames 8rowr
pou Der Beitieite, an Der Siifte jer'
| ldunoeu ; Srdulein Sallie 3ellD BOT
bg8ilfeS, ,Barre, on Der phfte uno armei
3srihnittsn Srduleiu Wtap Sop Dol
gDiltes.Barre, 9ierueu'@ribhttsrung
Sranf RitiOfsfi pon 0ilies.8 lin
ies Bein jeri9nitten Sarrb Boon
pon Dupont, linfe Sano 5eri9nittel
unb' 20rpsr aeridunben idmmtlid
8erleste, nit gusnabme BON Baum
gardner, fonnteu mad eutipredenbe
Sebanoluns beimseiauot weroen, lpdbr
eno oieisr naa benz 9oipttal ssnommel
murbe. ..,s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25
,,Strfe6le1 niemals, bic
sdmer5en 81 linbern"
60 fagte 6. g. goppinger bon
i'll Montgomerp Ct, @arbadie,
Seras. als er rpie folat idlrieb:

60 fagte 6. g. Goppinger bon
Ill @ontgomerp ct, @arbadie,
Seras, als er lpie folgt ifrieb:
.SabreIaua lit ib an WeuraIeia in mstnen
Gnesn uno I'm aopi gs tuiroe 70 itblimm. onb
itb faur ieben tonnte Sd uerindlte ieoes Rtttei
phne tpabren 9rfolg. Damn iuuroen 6r. WileS
Wnti.a3nin BiIen mir anempfohlen uno i'd taufte
fe. Radhoem i'd 5iuei aenontHien hattie. bortsi
Die Shmersen nui nno meine Werpen fuaren niht
mshr 10 anesgIien So stt id ,n sneT isstsn
Reuralgid gdnsldh nerihUano Seitoem balte
tdb fe imtuer an 9nno iito fie hnben noh In tet'
mem 5ole uerieblt Die Sdbmer8en sn Iinoern.
nnb fe baben nod ME Hieinen Ropt obtr meint
Rtrnen anaearifeH."
2eute I6aubern, tuenn iie bon ben
fdredlifen 5oItern leien, ipomit Die
SSnoianer Die erIten glniieoler pei
nigten. gl6er mareu iene S6mer.
sen gr0ber ais Die Our6 Hellralgie
beruria6ten2 8er5tueifelte 8eriude
tpuroen 9enad)t, Inn ben S1noen
Der Snoianer 5I entgeben, aber bic
Ie 2ente Iiben riibig bin uno ouloen
Die Solterqualen Der 0eurolgie, oa
bod elm slusmeg fir iie often 1T.
Or. Riles' anti-gain Pilen
baben biele Sauienoe bon 6ieieu
folternoen neuralgialiidJen Sdmer.
Sen befreit. sic iperben nit Der
poiitipIten @arantie ibrer @iite per.
fauft. 9lae Ole fie ie sebraiidt ba.
ben, balten iie itets an Sano.
Bel allen aputbetern. 25 Spien far
25 Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25
Sn @raubsna 1T bic Seentiers.

T Sn @raubsn3 LIT bic RsntierS'
frau 9Ouiis 9aB binseri4tet wOroen.
Ole Srau battle tiirBlid nit ibrsm Sat-
ten In Wiarisnperber bas Seft Der Sil'
bsrnsn So93sit sefeiert. unmittslbar
mad BEN Ssft bate iie ben Silber'
Brautisam psrsiftet. Sie muros &C.
ri9tlih sinse3osen, projeitrt une bat
nun ibre Gbat auf benz Saafot &C.
biiBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

Bel alien appt6stern. 25 Suieu fir
25 Gents.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-29

Lady David Beatty, wife Of the Brit
ish rear admiral Whose fleet was in
the recent fight with the Germans on
Helgoiand. has equipped her yacht
Sheelah us Il hospital ship aud offered
Ii for use 10 the English government.
She herself will accompany the ship
to whatever base the admiralty ap.
points for ii. i''its. ~
Lady Beatty was formerly Miss
Ethel Marshall Field. only daughter
OF the Chicago millionaire dry goods
merchant. Before she was out OF Iler
teens she married Arthur. Tree OF Ion;
don. The Trees separated and in 1901
she married Captain David Beatty,
known as the handsomest officer in the
British Davy
Admiral Beatty won promotion to
the rank of commander for gallant
service with the Nile boats in 1S0S.
He was made captuin for services in
China in 1900 and reached flag rank
at the age OF thirty-nine. He wns
given the rank of rear admiral In 1910.
The social career OF i.ady Beatty
has, been no less distinguished. In the
highlands they rented magnificent
estate with famous game preserves.
where ficy came into. close touch with
the royal family, which always main
tains neighhorly relations with the oc-
cupsssts of the great estnte adjoining
thefscastle ig s,e ssl sts IN
Tie Beattys have a town house at
Regents park. London. aud a country
estnte. Brooksby hall, Leicester. The
yacht SIteelah. is:>a 5mdgilfiicent one.
Yachting ana hunting are two fap orite
recreations with Lady Beatty.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-29
FaIlina up out 81 : ealIoo,,,.,

IL Il man falls cut VI Es..t,r ae-e-
plane or balloon he VIII not go toward
the earth, but viii continue rising into
the air for an appreclable time. IL the
air machine were stopped I'm its ascent
at the time 1t could catch the man
as he came down. IL the airship were
ascending at the rate;of thirty-two feet
a second the man would rise sixteen
feet before beginning to fall toward
the earth. Thus, by reducing the speed
Of its ascent, the vessel might keep by
the side OF the man and rescue him. 4
The reason why the man rises is she
same as the reason for bullets rising
when shot from u gun. into the air.
both the man and the bullet are given
q velocity upward. and it takes some
time for gravity to negative that
velocity. Glasgow News. .ii s s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-29
FIRE YESTERDAY
I ON HORNET ROW
Blaze Destroyed Two Houses
and Two More Were Damaged
ltat. By conaagration

fr -. a %. r d o. y ID.
Hornet Rows&a section oflthe city
sltickly populated with negroes, was
almost wiped of the map shortly be-
fore IL O'clock, yestefday when fire
visited that section of the city The
blaze started inia a house oceHpiei by
VIII Thompson. d negro and soon
Jumped to o. house occupied by grire
Holland The fire alarm was turned
In and answered. by the department,
hut there was no. ihydrant near the
scene of me IRE anu by the time
ficient hose was conneetod pp "a get
n stream of water two of the houses
had been completely destroyed and
three more wereSon fire. These were
extinguished with little damage done.
The houses we're all owned by DR..
B. A. Henry and he.carried sl,500. in.
surance on the two burned structures.
This Is but u small part of the loss.