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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30

COUGHS WILL STOP-If YOU will
only get bottle of DR.. Huiett's
Cough Syrup. Every bottle guar
anteed at The Palmetto Drug Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30

FOR RENT-Good 2-horse farm, for
particulars apply at law-office of
barron & Barron. 5 At
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30

POUND PAPER. 25c at the Times.
BARRED ROCK Association Eggs
at 75c per setting. Book your or
derS now. Con Allen. at
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30

ONION SETTS-Just the kind you
want-Red, White and Yellow. All
small at The Palmetto Drug Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-30

BIBLES, BIBLES-For sale by the
Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04
MExICANS HAVE
1850 TROOPS
READY TO FIGHT

VERA CRUZ: May 4.--Five thou
sand Mexican federals were today
eneamped 26 miles from Vera Cruz,
guarding both routes to Mexico
City.
Besides 5000 others at Soledad.
where Gen. Mas is located. there
are 5000 federals at Jalapa and
1900 more az Palma.
In case OF federal attack on
Vera Cruz. Gen. Funston could mus
ter force of 1000 men. marines
and bluejackets included.
The latter are ready TO land
again within an hour II they are
needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04
'''a--7---
ELSEWHERE

In order to spend time In the
open. President Wilson will move
executive offices 10 tent on White
House grounds.
Boston Marconi station picks up
message from Pacific Mail steamer
off coast OF Japan. distance OF
5000 miles.
Mrs. Helen Borden brings sec
ond suit for divorce from Gan
Borden, millionaire milk magnaie.
az Los Angeles. charging desertion.
Walter Mccrecry, millionaire
clubman OF San Francisco spends
se3. SSs in 10 months. Lived with
In income.
Body Of unknown man found on
pile OF hot cinders at Olympia.
Asphyxiation.
Judge w. n. Pemberton Of Ever
EFT denies application for injunc.
ton against recall OF mayor and
city commissioner OF Everett.
ironolad rule, limited debate,
urged for antitrust bill.
Congress turns from war mea-
sures 10 take up canal tolls ques-
ton.
House holds short memorial SEES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04
HERE

Death claims albert Pontlus
member pioneer family
Seattle and Tacoma Mountalneers
walked from Lakotah 70 Dash point
IN drizzie.
African negroes discussed by Rev
Dan Crawford. missionary, Y. VI
auditorium Sunday.
Re. w. L. Fisher, First Christian
church, tells men 10 do more fishing
Mrs. 4. caruthers and A. s. e.
ford, Seattle. Will be honor gueatf
TUESDAY night at Battle Creek San.
itarium banquet
Acme Business College 22nd an
nuai ball Readings. Saturday night
Liquor consumption among WON
en- on Increase. Dr. " a. Matthews
told congregation First Presbyterian
church Sunday night
a. Haunstetter, secretary, and N.
Brewer, steward. Geneva club, pinch
ed for selling booze on Sunday.
ceorge M. collsdsy returns from
North after narrowing experience
IN snow slide. buried 40 minutes
under tons Of snow and Ice.
King County Medical society
meets tonight. assembly rooms
Chamber Of Commerce.
Sudden return OF VIM. q. Bebb,
lawyer. 10 home at 1000 18th ay. ~
surprises thieves az work; escape.
Former U. s. Attorney Todd
talks - Municipal league Tuesday
noon Hathskeller. ON prGpoHed city
charter.
ITO be content with moderate
success In the religious life " a
common and besetting shirley.
a. n. Cowen. IN sermon.
Capt. Vim. Laurie. Of steamer s.
-. Stetson. held BY Federal author
tiles for letting man. ordered de-
ported. escape
Passengers on steamship Umstilla
entertained by mock wedding as
vessel Is buffeted In storm.
r. c. meAlisster, park commits
hiouer whose disappearance wor-
riod friends. recovering at Port An
geles: returns this week.
Concert at Y. M. c. a. tonight 20
swell boys membership fund, used
in aiding boys who support them
selves.
Junior TiIlkurs present "Hls-
watha." Indian drama. at Metropol-
itan. afternoon May II.
Joe hnfonso. who stabbed cop.
guilty of aecond-degree assault
verein Arion fourth annual
spring concert Tuesday night. Odd
Fellows Temple.
John Hendriekson loses wallet
while watching straightforward ex.
hibItion In curio store.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co. be-
gins tri-weekiy service between Sc.
attic and California Tuesday.
Kate mecsrry removed TO Prov
idence hospital after being hit by
Thomas Nickerson. motorcyclist.
Prosecutor Murphy threatens TO
make example Of next auto thief
caught.
Mrs. Thos. Graham and Mrs. r.
w. McKennedy. Seattle delegates
TO Congress OF Mothers. Parent
Teacher association, meeting In
Olympia May 1915.
Orange Jacobs. former chief JUS
tice. mayor OF Seattle and corpora
ton counsel. celebrates s7th birth
day enjoying excellent health.
Serious charges may be pre-
ferred against r. G. Mccormick.
New Richmond hotel proprietor.
who fired gun In hotel.
Contract for new pantsges the.
aire let
MI Baker park residents busy
with flower gardens in order TO
make strong bid in big rose show
this summer.
Annual banquet and meeting
Pennsylvania State association,
postponed until May 81. Washing
ton Annex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04
MARKETS


Stall 1903. large zee cans table peaches
for atc. zee bottles olives. sac. stalls
i-a2. tapioca and saEo. Be 10 black figs
2 ibs 25c. stall 1885. fancy cans pears
and peaches, for Csc. pure honey 2
combs 25c. EinEerrnaps. ioc ID. stalls
1915. large cans Royal baking powder
zoe. GhirHrdcllfs chocolate. Lib cans.
&c. Stall ~, lamb chops t2Mc 10. pic
ME hams lave H.. fancy bacon isc 10.
stalls so'si, prime rib roast. isc 10. lamh
chops, t2c 10. stall Is. salmon. Use ~
Z lbs sbc. large pail fresh CLANS. Ice. 3
for sSc. stalls if-tb, new potatoes ? lbs.
t.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04
HERE SS<AND(AfLSEWHFRE'

sion for Representative Irwin n
Pepper Of Iowa
Wife o. Eddie oransy, fight ORE
motsr and referee. committed 49,
eide az San Francisco.
Treaty with Colombia subnltts1
BY u. s. before congress FOR ratiI
cation.
Lady Alfred psgst IL dead
IN London.
French troops at Fer. Morocco.
defeat troops OF pretender to No
rOccan throne.
Alfred Gonzales IL elected neg
president OF Costa Hica.
Reseusrs recover 30 bodies from
mine at Eccles, w. Va
~. p. Harris, aviator, fslls 600
feet ~ death al Akron. o.
Body OF Porflrlo Laurel, Amer.
can raneher, whose execution was
denied By Mexican federais. found in
grave near NeuyO Laredo. MexIco.
Bodies Of Americans slain AZ
Vera Cruz taken aboard cruiser
Montana 10 be brought 10 United
States.
o. p. Spalding, Portland capital.
ist. drops dead At palo Alto, Cal
Barges Of sugar will be towed
through Panama canal May 10.
Manuel Rivera, Roman Csthoiie
bishop VAS stricken and died IN Mex
leo City while riding IN anti.Amert
can parade.
Two persons injured a. Freeiand
Pa. when deputies fire on striking
street car men.
American soldiers In Vera Cruz
pass quiet Sunday. many OF them
attending church services.
Three men are missing and
three are marooned in tree-tOps az
bridgeport. Oklahoma. when bridge
over Canadian river. on which they
were standing. was washed away.
Mrs. Clara Shay, wife Of Danny
Shay. once OF the San Francisco
baseball team. died at Sacramento
Of injuries received IN an auiomo-
bile wreck Saturday night.
Orders were received 70 muster
Battery A, field artillery OF the
National Guard AT Los Angeles, 10
fun war strength.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04

Choice straw berries. Ice and ibc box
California potatoes. be ID. new onions OF
radlahes. 4 lunches &c. stall ioa No.
pail compound lard, ace; pork back bones
&c H. Eastern hams. ice H., stalls to Z
Fresh pig tails Sc III. fresh pigs feet. Sc
10. fresh beef tongues Ice H.. " Pike
st. Q lbs, evaporated peaches. csc. lbs
prunes. 2bc., lbs. MuHcatei raiains. Toe,
stalls rs 10 20. Green Lake eggs. dos
45c; fresh chur ined butter. soc 10, Wash
ington creamery butter, 3 lbs, s5c. stalls
1922. Choice large am pickles, ihc dox
Heinz sauerkraut. dts. csc; picked pigs
feet &c each, stall 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04

stan ~. fresh green peas. Toe n new
potatoes. &c 10. spinach lbs Toe. large
cucumbers, Toe each. stall 100, our best
regular 400 coffee. aso h.. or , lbs 81
Stall ~. oleomargarine. no.. a5c. mild
oregon cream cheese lbs fsc. fresh
made cottage cheese his use Stall
ibtbC. regular Tbc spidcrieE tea SIC 10 :
soc uneoiored Japan tea, sac ~. large acc
eau boiled crab meat. eac. stall TO- G
ioavos fresh baked bread. zoe. large loaves
Roman meal bread iOc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04
GOOD SHOT, ANYHOW

Police are today trying to dis
cover who fired the shot which.
endangering the life of the six
month-old baby of Robert Mel.
son, 2l7 gath av., killed pet
cat which was summing itself a
few feet from the child.
The sat and the baby were
on the front porch. A rifle bul.
let ended the cats life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04

stall afs now potatoes. his csc: dry
onions. 2 lbs. ibc. fresh Strawberries i0c
box, green onions, Z punches sc. cucum.
hers. iOc each; egg plant, l0c h.. goose.
berrles. Toe box; cabbage. &C. M. spinach.
his. Toe. stall "a. assorted cookies Toe
doz assorted pies, ioc each; a-layer
cakes, zoe; Slayer cakes. csc. stan ios
fun cream cheese, zoe ID. Edam cheese,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04

soc H.. lbs sbc: peanut but,er rs,
ID, fresh Washington creamery bttts,
soc H. stalls iea-ias, horse radlsh, ioc
glass picked pigs feet. laihc lbs killed.
onions gee pit chow chow. Zoe III. rine
olives, lAe pti Zoe bottle catsup. zoe
home made tollies. loo glass salt her-
ring for DC stall EOS, Jelly. ID rfass
for 2tci . cans pineapple s5c. 81, III
can hackherries iac; white figs, Ice 10 ,
eyaporated peaches. Toe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04
PERSONALS
ROYAL EGYpTIAN


Madame Vaatia. gifted cihirNoyant and
phrsnnioaiat. gives advice on business
matters love. health and family AZ
fairs tells the name % yaur future
husband or wife tells n the ono you
love n true Or false what part ~ the
country h iuokisst 60 you and what
60 do 60 he successful IN NE Salts
faction guaranteed 500 htewar, -
corner rifth ay. one block from West
lake Market
LADIES ANp GENTLEMEN. MANiCun.
ms facial message and scalp treat
mrnt Parts graduate Room eo7, 1904
Third av
ENaLisn ~ENfEuiENCEp rEAcnnHi
foreigners or neglected ne Seventh
nv
VAroR nAriia. swEpiai MAssAuE
Main 1901
SWITCHES MADE FHoM coMutNuH
fieo work guaranteed. Madame
nureh 80 r Madison D. Sos
swEpisn MAssAdr isioN SECOND
av.- roam ~.
.uEr MAitNinp MANY local AND
Eastern correspondents Enetnaf
stamped envelope Social nsElstrf. sos
Northern Bank uidK seattle
MATRIMONIAL AaENCY OF HIGHEST
character. strictly pisais. up 90. date
dependable! patented by hest people
eighth year N Wishing 10 marry, in.
NestiEate our plan Information free
ideal Introduction Club, Hox 800. Van.
couver ~ g
Kasanaasbs sec nats sees rir.i az
swEDisH MASSAGE. istoh aEcoNp
i.snirs~ sANprnsoS.s corrow moor
piils cafe and sure cure for delayed
periods Price ~ Money refunded ~
II fails ref sale a. kinsei nros Phar.
macy Second and Madison
.sENoip MAnveious crhE ron
wsasns.s n men, restore. lost power
Price 81 Money refunded ~ y falls
For sale AZ kinnei Bros Pharmacy,
Second and Madison
MADAM LUCEAL a va
Visit a ssuuin. syp.y lady paints, and
have ycar palm thoroughly read and
you desire g. know Anf wish 90 nnd
cut Hotel Green, ait itss st between
ana
uiFrrp nELiAnfE cLAfRvoYANr.
card reader. paimist n troubled OF
douhsfut consult me windsor Aixth
and Union, Apartment iis
FINE tookIs1 ANp LoNrsoMr
Young man. Is. wants 90 hear from
nise looking working eiri who would
Ike q set married F-ftp. star
nna MABEL pKf
swedish massage erf eafaf baths LADY
ard gentleman attendant Fhoss ~.
N.ti Natt ~ fNHNN fNNN
LADIES AID uENrLENKN. MANfcuH.
igE facial massage and sraip treat,
msnt Parts graduate. rean sos, itos
rhird AZ.
WOULD rou MARRY ~ HufTEp-
Jotn asafti.'s Hrliahls Frtensship ctub.
AdA Evans fii unien o.. Apt y
isiiss ffs@
LADIES - ctAtnvoYASr nEAnfSuA
ifntA Terry av daily except Msrfsy
wrdussfNy frifay evenings
NirwtfK WIS ANNA wtff.KtkNr1.
fatt tsth ~ W fhare nstisFf 1877
Nna MARTIN rhsfNEb NNHNw s.oSs
rnsmsnt howe r~sssrahis sesf fiorsn
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rnsrs corrected co.'s Afraas nids
wEianr nfprctSo. uonr nuii.D.
lns. tesihr massage Ass'in a salt
uffa istf Ftfsi AZ
swtrcttEs NAnE rnoM coNnfSds
fise ~esk guaranteed ~, p. Madi-
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orr ACQUAINTED Focfrrr ~AMEs
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04
LIVE STOCK

thATtLEH HORSE AUCTION sAtna
every Tuesday. I o'clock, horses.
NaHons. husNtes harness. saddles rahs
south seattle ears Second and Neaier.
set of Henry'H packing house J, W
nohh aueiioneer Main ssif
sEArrLn HORSE MANkur = 1871
First Auctioh ruendnys. D. M.
Main sfet.
tis FAKES a s.sbo.t.n TEAM. WITH
harness SIS takes one horse. with
harness A niiodeAn. Route J. nos
sft, seattle, wash Phone kenwend
-~>S>~~N~~~~~~~o>~~NN~~
Vehicles and Implements
III uuirs- CLOSING ouf ouH con,
plsle line AZ sreat reductions save
,,,,bs d,tfsgsnss ksgpsiy wssen g
10 POULTRY
MntrE tEunoNN CHICKS. ito BACH
sis per roo. HAIRED Rocks aud II l.
Red chicks zee each. 90 PEI io0 We
are agents fnF Queen tnruhatar-, 70 20
tte esq capacity. Pacific poultry Co,
81 Marion 81 visduct. Eilio~ tiif
rEkfN AND HUMMER nUcktisnH.
L-ghorn and RED baby chicks saEs tor
Matching. come any day capacity sseeo
= month No Fte kkth \. 4 y. u No.
p noN So Phone nauafd seta, g. W
csskeY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04
ACREAGE
mack TO rmr so,I

kirkland on iAks Washington fins
Nlra Tracts blocks from boat
ianains al iaa 40 fttU each, terms
ias cash and ~ 20 peg month fnn
ran raise vegetables ffuifs ana
chickens. and reduce Souf iftnk -
peases ana make ths Surplus eggs
Nhieh 700 can sell 20 Yuuf fsiia~
employees pay feF ypuf house 70
boats daily aSs us today Take
tha ferry arFoss % Kirkland call
al Hufhs a FarfaFs office On the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04

ron SALE -ieh ACHES or EASD MD
way between Burlington and scdro-
Woollcy Skaglt county wash. gravel
road; milk route; n " - and tele.
phone; All cleared. good house and
barn. fruit. good bottom land. good
water, Must be sold TO settle up an
estate $3.50 90: hair cash: terms on
balance per cent off for cash Al.
dress +. r. Lafayette. Burlington
Naah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04
TWENTY. ACRE TRACr


And All under cultivation. over 400 hear.
Ing trees. horse COWS ana heifers
all farming implements; a-room mod
crn house miles from Lake washing
ton and boat landing quarter mile from
school and railroad station Take
steamer Aauiio nj Madison park 20
uoughton and inquire AZ postoffce
FOUR LARGE TRACTS OF VALLEY
land, house, barn, chicken house and
some chickens. 2 cows and hsifcrs. all
for $1,000. small cash payment. balance
$40 month. Take Seattle Tacoma inter
urban % AlRona, call for u, NJ Chavis
100 ACRES IMPROVED LAND. 100
miles east from Edmonton. on g. r. n
r.. miles from elevator and town
improvements worth 5000; house wei
and fenced In. "a acres cultivated
$500 cash gets government deed. j n
knoteig seattle. Wash,
BIGGEST BARGA1Ni f0-ACRB FARM
near MI. Vernon, best soil. acres
piowcd 80, soc. 90. or lease, 500 90
with option 60 buy. Terms owner
P-36n, Star
vAsHON, kENNYDALE BELLEVtsE
}. W Brown. egs Alaska Bldg. Terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04
40 WTD REAL ESTATE

"ACREAGE WANTED"
Partly improved or unimpfosed. fer house
aud iosa. free and clear ~ al inrvms
bfanees and real menrY siih them.
uurfy@tturfFa busy
BAILEY
80 itih -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS

- SASH AND DOORS
Yn~T4 Direct FROM cur fsctafy%af
reduced prices We ear sive
F-Ct yua mere actual value Ia
IT, quality. as we'll as quantity
- than your local man We
have saved Soma as high as
sec on their hiii sati.fsr.
lLc-M2Y tion guaranteed or moasy
refunded
l[xG t.N panel fa9r~. Inspected. rs
standard stree. each N 70
VI Craftsman doors = sisss ~ -
-, Frunt doors - different
STYLES up from s-,ss. - %
t-pir ~ veneer doors tsff
French doors /. tn, fifs' ~
sizes. prf pair ...s. 81 81
inside window trim. n sets
no ~asts. 10 pieces see
I Prices On our 'Nioit sea-
Paints reduced.
O Ash for price iiss on -cwn
make" screen dacrs and
windows
We sell anybody ani ship
anywhere. Ask for eataiox No ft--free
o. N WILLIAMS co
RASH AND DOORS
isss First Az. =. Seattle. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04
Vehicles and Implements

tNCunAroNa-a MtLLERa
frH ~ Pacific Coast Ideal com
E<SlA hines low price vith best
" possible construction ~ 10
tfe ~ years on the Coast (.
stNh EiNinE satisfaction sold by chas
illl Co. foot Main 81 Seattle
Here's yeur chance az unhcard-of bar.
satin. Thoroughbred white LsHhorn
chicks. all sises, and yeaF.ais tayere
closing out this week iisa y. fFth.
ktnftinan station. rhena ksBweof 900
fottrHNMEN WANTEp TO SELL
Gibbs Perfection Drinking Fountains
csmpbeli 1881 wsstiake av.
~ LAYING WHITE LEaHoRNs AND
rncksrel. whitaker strain. SO 90 MIA.
vale Poultry Yards. \ tsnd and Mia.
vale Cresn Lake cars
ron aktE-oNE srFcKLFp rnoR.
ouehhred rooster and two hens. with
90 chicks Tor o. % ftis naEisy
10 ACHES tsoe uALr MILE rnoM
Hood. canal nax tff. city.
BELGIAN HARES Elliott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-04

LApths AND UENTLigM MANiCtNs
ms facial message and scalp treat
mrnt Paris graduate. Room ea7, 1904
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-17
Attended Church

About forty members of Tower
Lodge A. F. & A. M. and men,
bers of the Eastern Star arrived in
the city on the noon train Sunday
and at 2:3O in company with men,
bers of the order from this city and
Winton, attended services at the
M. E. church where Rev. Stidd
delivered an excellent talk.
The choir, under the efficient
leadership of Prof. Martin Prisk,
rendered an appropriate Easter
Anthem; Mrs. B. O. Strachan
sang The Holy City; Mrs. E.
F. Stidd read the Resurrection"
Miss Ruth Prout gave a solo,
The Vision of Heavenly Light.
The program was one of the neat
est ever given here and was much
appreciated by the visitors.
After the services all repaired to
the I. 0. 0. F. hall where a tempt
ing repast had been prepared. The
afternoon was spent at the hall
with music and in getting better
acquainted. The Tower visitors
left for home on the o'clock train.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-17
Feels Desperate

The follawing taken from We'd
nesdays News-Tribune relates to a
man in this city who evidently feels
desperate:
With six children to look after,
without steady employment, and
his wife under treatment at the
county poor farm for tuberculosis,
the head of the family living at Ely
is in bad plight. In a letter to
Charles Shogran, clerk of the
county poor commission Yesterday,
he indicated that he might kill him
self if conditions did not improve.
His name is withheld for obvious
reasons. His letter follows: Dear
Chas. Il want to no hous my
woman. want to no if she's any
better. Let me no anyway how
she feels. And l want to no which
kind of sickness she got. And hous
the baby. 1 like to see my women
get better because l got hard time
with my six children. I don't no
what to do with myself. If / am
going to kill myself. 1 sent my
Best Regards to ALL"
Mr.. Shogran has written him that
his wife is improving and an infant
child is being cared for at the chill
dren's home.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-17
CONDITION GOOD
Minnesota State Debt, Funds and
Investments, 1880 to 1918

Preliminary figures from the
Forthcoming bulletin pertaining to
national and state indebtedness and
funds and investments have been
given out by Director w. J. Harris,
of the bureau of the Census,
Department of Commerce. The
bulletin carries information for the
state of Minnesota, as we'll as for
the other states and the United
States. The data were compiled
under the supervision of Mr.. John
Lee Coulter, expert special agent
in charge of the inquiry on Wealth,
Debt, and Taxation, for many
years a resident of Minnesota.
The bulletin, which will soon be
issued, will contain statistics for
each state for each year from 1880
to 1913, inclusive. as far as statistics
are available, and will also contain
details for the year most nearly cor
responding to 1880, thus making it
possible to show the general move
ment during a period of over 80
years. The bulletin will show the
total debt of the states, as we'll as
many details, such as the various
classes of outstanding bonds and
special debt obligations to public
trust funds. 1t will also show the
floating debt and its component
parts, Under Funds and invest
ments" will be shown separately
all the different funds, and in each
case cash anG securities will be
shown. The population of the
Estates for each year under consider
alton will be used, and the per
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-17
State Fair News

WANTED:-The most enter
prising boy in St, Louis County to
attend the Minnesota State Fair
free. AS in previous years, one
boy from each county in Mime
sofa is to be given a free trip to the
State Fair this year as member of
the Farm Boys Camp. To obtain
this honor the lucky boy must
write the best essay on Livestock,
Corn, Clover or Alfalfa submitted
to County School Superintendent
at Duluth by all the boys in the
county who desire to go. No
essays will be accepted later than
May 1. The essays may contain
from 400 to 700 words. Last year
the boys who belonged to the Farm
Boys Camp had the time of their
lives for an entire week. 1t is an
opportunity no boy should miss.
Arthur G. Wedge, Jr., of
Bemidii, Vice-President of the First
National Bank, has been elected
Treasurer of the Minnesota State
Fair to succeed A. H. Turrittin,
of Sank Rapids. who has accepted
the position of State Superintendent
of Banks. Mr.. Wedge will assume
charge at once. He is treasurer of
the Northern Minnesota Develop
ment Association, and was treas
urer of the Minnesota Bankers
Association a year ago. He has
been prominently associated with
the development of Northern Min
nesota, and the State Fair Board
feel proud of their choice.
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]. H. Feeney received word
Wednesday that his father, Thos.
Feeney, had died at Montague,
Mich. He was rs years of age and
died after a short illness. Owing
to not being able to make train
connections to Montague in time,
Mr.. Feeney will be unable to at
tend the funeral which takes place
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Delatch
mourn the death of their infant son
born Tuesday morning and dying
few hours later. The funeral took
place Wednesday from the Catholic
church, Rev. Buh officiating.
This is the second death of child
rem in the family within the past
year.
The News Tribune of Wednes-
day announces the death at St.
Luke's hospital in Duluth of Robert
Mcdonald of this city after four
days illness.