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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-19
County School Notes.
BY supt. c. G. Fitss.

The following Notices or begun
ming School have been received
the past week: Hattye Vellek,
Oschner No. II; Nettie Kirkland,
Maxon No. 40; Elmer Williams,
Hoff, No. 80.
Fred and Katie Hornsta of Dist
riot No. Z; Bertha and Louisa
Grimmer of District No. 81; Win
ME DeCroot of District No. 40;
Annie, Charlie, Winnie and Sadie
Odens, Alice Muller, Louis and
Josie Erickson, Marion j. Fauver,
Grace Hornstra, Vern Hutchinson,
Martha Peterson, Bonnie Wander
Lei and Herbert Walking of Dis
trict No. As; Ella, Daisy and Hugh
McNesIy Of District No. SO; were
awarded Merits of Perfect attend
ance the past week.
Frances Dvorak of District No.
"a; Edward Souhrada, James Hakl;
George and Agnes Dyoracek of
District No. 80 were awarded Lii
brary Certificates the past week.
Last week we forwarded 81 en-
rollment cards to the secretary of
state reading circle board. Teach
ers who desire credit for doing the
reading circle work should bear in
mind that the enrolment blank
must be filed prior to January 10
rs.
The Springfield city teachers are
rsading-sll three of the reading
circle books.
We hope our boys will not get a
mistaken idea about the superior
.iiy of European War tactics over
those of our own. Only recently
u own bird men, we're able to
hit a comparatively small mark
from an altitude of 400 feet, Un
Gle Sam is not shouting his ability
as a fighter from the high hills.
He would rather his boys pursue
gainful occupations and help make
the world richer and wiser.
The other day while waiting for
central to call up q party with
whom we desired to talk, we heard
her repeatedly ask other centrals
for "just a moment please. Do
ing those intervals she did a core
of tasks in connection with her
work, and from this observation
we thought out a good subject for
a school boy girls composition.
'3What can be done In a minute"
Let us hear from the Sixth grade
boys End girls of the county.
For the best three composition
handed in before Dec. 10th, we
will give a suitable token. Now,
sixth g,aders, get busy and think
about your moments. Remember
minutes have sixty wings and with
these time moves forward at a
rate.
The dat of the meeting for the
Tynd4li District institute has been
changed from Nov. 5Sth to Dec.
18th.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-19
Not Frequently Met.

A right measure and name in get
ting, saving. spending. giving, taking.
lending, borrowing and ~bequeathing
would almost argue a perfect man
Sir Henry Taylor.
Evening journal., 1914-10-08

fl
he
the he
little lying
couldn't Jack tried TO him heavy
Suddenly whistle he
that the little would be killed
er andc to a
asked about
killed His father then gave
a whole dollar.
the
when father ruhes past the train there
father
ais
Evening journal., 1914-10-08

Louis Sines.
William +. Sellers.
Meredith l. Samuel.
Walter T. Sillitoe.
t.
Paul !. Taggart.
Ernest S. Taite.
Il. 6. Tallman.
Henry NJ. Taylor.
Lincoln Taylor.
J.. Milford Taylor.
Frank Turner
Turner and Stelle.
Typewriter Supply Sompany.
Trump Brothers Machine Company.
DR. p. a. Traynor.
The Tire Shop Company.
Joseph Thomas Company.
Harry G.. Tatman.
Henry l.. Tatnall
john D. Thompson, Jr.
Roscoe Cook I'indall.
Tyson Brothers.
Ed X. Thompson.
r. Topkis' Sons.
William =. Taylor.
$. ID. Townsend
George h. Townsend Company.
Turner Brothers Laundry.
U.
Underwood Typewriter Company.
".
IL. w. Nandever Company.
William Voegelin.
Joseph A. Vogel Company.
T.. Van Trump.
William d. Verm.
DR.. II. +. Van Trump.
W.
Francis NJ Walker.
D. /. Ward.
Charles Warner Company,
Continued on Page Ten.
Evening journal., 1914-10-08
nELAMARE LonGE nANCE.

Delaware Lodge No. /, l. Q. o. f..
will hold their weekly dance in the
new Odd Fellows Building. Tenth
and King streets. on Friday evening
October g. A splendid program has
been arranged Music furnished by
the lodge orchestra of eight pieces
ADV.
Evening journal., 1914-10-08
SLEEFTTYl
Brave Little Jack
BY VIRGINIA VALE.

Once upon a time there was a
boy named Jack. His father drove
a big engine and every day when
the engine with its cars would
pass by the house where Jack and
his father and mother lived the
engineer would wave his handker-
chief at them as he flew past.
Sometimes Jack would ride with
his father in the cab of the en-
gine and look out of the tiny win
dow at the track ahead. He liked
Evening journal., 1914-10-08

Kennard g. Co.
Francis Kelley & Company Inc.
Harry Kenyon.
II. 4. Kaighn
Charles j. Kinkead.
Dcnman 4. Kerns.
Charles C. Kurtz.
w. 4. kurtz.
Kiamensi Springs Company.
h. kleitz g. Brother Company.
Knots Taxicab and Automobile Com
pany.
W. W. Knowles.
Frederick Kniiien.
c. Lloyd KNOTS.
A. T. krcbs.
Krebs Pigment q Chemical Company.
l. Kreshtool, d. d. s.
George W. Keller
Charles j. Kennedy.
William r. Keogh.
s. S. kresge a. Company.
James II. Kane.
l.indley c. Kent & Company.
w. w. Knox.
L
Z. d. lackey & Company.
W. A. Layhcld.
G. B. Lands.
Thomas 5. Lewis.
James r. Iaskaris & Company.
Lea Milling Company.
Thomas j. Lawson & Company.
Humphrey Lynch
Joseph G. Lawson.
Lippincott q Company.
John r. IaiTey.
Laird & Company.
George j. Lang.
w. & j. Lang Company.
r. A. Linton.
The Rev William H. Laird.
lobdel Car Wheel Company.
Norris Levy.
Bertram J.. Landau.
Francis Lynch.
William a. Lawton.
w. j.. Linton.
Ioha w. Loud
lanes $. Lowe
Henry r. Lynch.
Charles H. Lippincott.
Louis Lichtenstcin
Nc.
Joseph T.. McCullu.
Mccullough Iron Company.
Joseph u. McIlugh.
James McMahon.
Jeremiah AcDOnough
Albert c. McCrey.
s. J.. Mckee
W. j. McCOrkindale
James w. Mckinley.
NJ.
Clement w. Miller.
Marvel, Marvel and Wolcott
Josiah Marvel
William g. Mahalfv.
George II. Markell,
David 4. Marvel
Arthur NJ. Matthcs.
Edward @. May.
James Aloharg.
Harry f. Mellon.
William Mendlin.
William ID. Mullen.
Miller Brothers Company
Joseph II. Martin.
Thomas W. Miller.
Thomas NJ. Monaghan.
John w. Moore.
James Morrow and Son.
George G.. Morton.
James r. Mullm and Sons.
Cornelius Mundy.
CHARLIE r.. Miller
Mackenzie's, Cleansers and Dyers.
W imam Is. Mcgedl.
a. W. Johns Manville Company.
Ed j. Moaley.
Ernest B. MacNair
Henry w. Morgan.
John Malascalza.
Candy G. Mammelc.
George W. Moreton.
Franklin Murphey.
Mecca Garage, Inc
j. A. Montgomery.
Leo NJ Montgomery.
Mitchell and Thomas.
d. W. Masters.
G. G.. Mammele and Son.
William j. Magahern.
John J. Minnick.
John L. Malone.
Mercantile Printing Company.
! James ii. Morris.
Evening journal., 1914-10-08
305 New Members Secured for Three Years
In the Chamber of Commerce Campaign
a. sns s' ] secured


A
Almond Company.
American Nulcanized Fibre Company.
e. 4. Anderson.
Avenue Theatre.
Artisans Savings Bank.
William c. Alexander
A. A. Alberti.
Atlas Powder Company
Mayrice Alexander
Culver Anderson.
c. j. Allen.
Ed b. Atwell
Stanley NJ. Arthurs.
American Car and Foundry Company.
Atlantic Refining Company.
B
Walter w. Bacon.
William =. Bancroft
Dr. IA. w. Bentley.
II. r. Brown.
Il. G. Buckner
w. r. Batchelder
c. A. Ralascio.
Joseph Bancroft and Sons Company.
G. NJ. Barton.
William Baxter, Jr
/. r. Beardslee.
George Carson Boyd
c. W. X. Bradford Company.
Brown & Nhitesido, Inc.
James NJ Bryan.
Thomas H. Buckley
c. r. Burnside.
Caleb i. Burchenal.
George W. Bush and Sons Company.
Thomas j. Biscoe.
j. Smith Brennan.
DR.. y. =. Burnham.
G. W. Baker Machine Company.
Andrew Bryson
Barr & Dougherty.
Bailey Heating & Plumbing Company
William }. Buckley
Belts Machine Company
Baldi Steel Company
james Bradford Company
Bavnard Banks q Bryan.
Bond Bottle Sealing Company
William Bcadenkopi.
4. Blumenthal Company
Henry Bush.
Booker. Scott & Moore Company.
Charles Beadenkopf Company.
Jerome y. Bell.
Thomas f. Bayard.
George p. Bissell
Albert Beggs.
Bird Transfer Company.
=. S. r. Butler g. Son
S. NJ. Braunstein.
r. L. Boynton.
J. Dnforth Bash.
Rrosius q Smedley Company.
John S. Brokaw.
Bavarian Brewing Company.
John Biggs.
Bowe Carriage Company.
n. NJ Barksdalo.
William Barnard.
ID. r. Buckley.
Bee Hive lrhel
{
John A. Cranston Lumber Company
Frank l.. Connable.
r.. r. NJ. Carpenter
r.. N. Colbert.
Crosby q Hill Company
Cohen & Finkelstein.
j.. r. Cummings,
/. =. Curlett & Company.
p. John Cusack
George Campbell.
NJ NJ Clcaver.
Jacob 4. Clymer.
B. Coverman.
Consumers lee and Coal Company.
Concord Heights Company.
Harry Crawford.
Cold Spring Ice and Coal Company.
L. p Curlett
Central National Bank.
Harrison CuiikshaiS.
III. A. Casperson.
George w Chambers.
Harry Comfy.
Comfy Brothers.
George S. Capellc.
William Coyne Company.
Corporation Trust of America
Joshua Conner.
Philip Coplan.
John J. Cassidy.
Archibald A. Capelle, lr.
Capelle Hardware Company.
John Cathcart.
Thomas II. Cappeau.
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n. B. Cartmell Paint and Glass Com
pany.
Henry W. Candy
Charles Copeland
John w. Chapple.
John =. Cahill
James r. Chandler.
John r. Clark Company.
d
j. =. Davis.
Delaware Hardware Company.
Joseph H. Dallett.
Delaware Roofing and Heating Com.
pany.
Delaware Terra Gotta Company.
John Dclmc.
Charles T. Dubell
Delaware Electric and Supply Com
pany.
Diamond Ice and Coal Company.
J. Morton Dillon, Jr
r.. H. Dunham.
Dorsey q Smith.
S. N. Durstein
Delaware Sash Weight Company.
". B. Danlorth.
Alexis DUPONT
=. S. DUPONT.
Delaware Trust Company
Delaware Leather Company
Diamond State Fibre Company
Elwood A. Davis.
NJ h. Davis.
A. Felix DUPONT.
r.. g. Dun and Company
Drcin q Son Company
Domestic Laundry.
Diamond Manufacturing Company.
W. J.. Dockstador-
Wilmer j. Dmmmond
Darlington d 1oadyine.
Eugene T.. DUPONT.
Diamond State Telephone Company.
David Dangol q Sons
Iamottc DUPONT.
lronce DUPONT.
n. G.. DUPONT
George b. Dunbar.
Delaware Marine Supply Manuiactur
ing Company
L. ID. Davis.
Franklin De CROP.
Henry Dugah.
Diamond State Automobile Company
Peter r. Dempsey.
Alfred l. DUPONT.
DR.. James A. Draper
Delaware Notion House.
John NJ. Donohue.
Daniel r. duRoss.
q. S. Doherty.
Delmaryia Baking Company
r
Eric r. Engbcrg.
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Eisenman Brothers.
Electric Hose and Rubber Company.
Every Evening Printing Company.
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Con
pany.
y. S. & r. f. Ellegood
Ellis Studio.
Eastern Malleable Iron Company.
George II. Elliott.
William j. Elliott
Edgar Allen American Mangane
Steel Company.
Max Ephraim.
r. b. hby.
Alfred S. Elliott
Howell S. England
Harry Emmons.
Clinton b. Eastman.
| Elmer Brothers.
Edge Moor Iron Company.
+
Matt Finger
Foord- Massey Furniture Company.
Foss-llughes Company
William NJ. Frederick
Morris Freeman.
Farmers Bank
Thomas Frazer & Son.
George NJ. Fisher.
George II. Fritz.
Silas c. Frederick.
Harry A. Frost.
John r. Feeney
John c. Freebooter.
William Frederick.
Forster Shoe Company.
IA Al Eoor1
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H. Feinbcrg.
Patrick p. Freeman
G
John Ginns.
Gcwchr Piano Company.
G. ID. Gauetson.
W. r. Glase.
Gregg Goodwin.
Goldey College
Samuel Greenbaum.
r. D. Grinenberg.
Hunter Grubb
W. lI Girven.
Gilpin, Van Trump q Montgomery.
A. " Leslie George.
William ID. Gilman
Gibbons & Moore.
Francis Il. Gallagher.
James g. Green.
Isaac Goldstein g. Son.
Garrett, Miller & Company
J. p. Gradwohl.
Gawthrop 6 Brother.
Arthur G.. Gamble.
George NJ. Gillespie.
Eugene r. Goodon
Charles II. Gray
George Gray.
Hugh +. Gallagher.
Guarantee Roofing and Heating Com
pany.
Charles W. Gooding.
Harlan Cause.
John G.. Gray.
Spottswood Garland.
John Coyatos.
Gomery- -Swartz Motor Car Company.
II
W. d. lIaddock g. Company.
Joseph Hamilton.
a. Allen llilles.
j. r. Hanna.
Ililles and Jones Company
George Hardcastle s. Son
Eugene llardcsty.
John n. lloaly g. Son.
William S. rlilles.
Clarence q. Holt.
ilearn Oil Company
Home Studio.
Hudson Supply Company.
George c. Hutton.
Michael llaitsch
Frank C. Hughes.
Hammond Laundry Company
DIR. Harrison w. Howell.
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
tion.
DR.. II. Chalmers Hickman.
H. w. Haywood.
DR.. William II. llancker.
Hamilton Coal Company.
Wallace T.. Hance.
Daniel o. Hastings.
Hansen Automobile Company.
Hurry G. Haskell.
A. l.. Hondcrer's Sons.
Hills Hat and Furnishings Company
Holstein Harvey.
Hartmann and Fehrenbaeh Brewing
Company
William highticld
George III. Huber.
The Hart and Brother Company.
Joseph Hess.
Hwley-powel Company.
S. f. Hamilton.
E y. Hanna.
Philo A. Ilutcheson.
Edgar NJ. Hopes
Florence Bayard Hilles.
II. b. Harrison.
c. W. Hughes.
Henry r Isaacs.
y J. Laundry.
Eisenberg Brothers Company
r. j. Isaac.
Clifford lszard
Louis Jacoby.
William Jacobs.
Jessup and Moore Paper Company.
William G.. Jenness.
Tighman Johnston & Son.
T.. b. John.
Jcfcrs Brothers.
Railaole Julian.
j. Theodore Johnston.
Norman T.. John.
Edwin G.. Jones.
Edward Johnson q SON
William II. Jones & Company.
Johnson q Brother.
Charles w. Jack
X
I1enrh Ia arn
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N.
John B. Niles
j. A. Nixon
New Merritt Hotel
National Bank of Delaware.
Otho Nowland.
New Castle County Mutual Insurance
Company.
Newbold Whiting Company.
New Jersey and Wilmington Ferry
Company.
William A. Nesbitt.
National Fibre and Insulating Com
pany.
James Nowland.
John f. Neary.
Frank p Nobis.
Charles J.. Patterson
John p. Nields.
o.
James B. Oberly.
Thomas OConnell.
p.
Pusev and Jones Company
Pusev and Jones Company
II. C.. Pancoast.
Chester NJ. Peirco.
Richard Patzowsky.
Henry j. Pollard.
j. j. Perce and Son.
Alfred D. Peoples.
NJ ID. Poland
Edward r. Pusey and Company.
Leonard T. Purks.
Clarence w. Pyle.
Phillips Thompson Company.
Robert A. Parves.
John r. Pennypacker.
Wilmer Palmer.
Francis A. Price.
The Playhouse.
John S. Phillips.
William S. Prickett.
II. r. Pennoch.
Postal Telegraph and Gable Company
c. =. Pierson and Company.
Edward w. Pyle and Company.
C.. X. Parson.
%. G. Purdy.
John Palmer, Jr.
w. G. Piper.
James NJ. Price.
Charles b. Palmer.
R.
Ignatz Roth.
Royal Studio.
Thomas ROssiter.
Reynolds Candy Company.
Remington Machine Company.
Robelen Piano Company.
Walter l.. Roberts.
William G. Robelen.
Samuel w. Robinson.
John J. Raskob.
Julian b. Robinson.
{. a. Rudolph
William a. Reilly and Son
DR.. Albert Robin
James p. Ratledge.
John Richardsons Jr.
Richard Reese.
Herbert A. ROop.
G. G.. Rheuby.
William c. Robinson and Son Com
pany.
Jacob Rosen.
r. W. Ryon, NJ. ID.
y. X. Rodgers.
John p. Reardon.
Robinson and Moore.
Robert II. Richards.
Reese and Brother
George 4. Reed
a. Rothchld.
Dr. p. A. NJ. Rovitti.
Roval Insurance Company. Limited.
S.
A. r. Saylor.
ID. Shar and Son.
H. Rodney sharp.
Artemas Smith.
w. A. SimontOn.
Speakman Supply and Pipe Company.
David Snellenburg.
Selak and Hoffman.
Charles NJ. Smith, Printing and sta
tionory Company.
y. Suellenburg and Company.
Snow White Family Wash Laundry
Company.
J. d. Sisler and Company.
j. j.. Snyder.
w. c. Spruance, Jr.
Star Publishing Company.
S. II. Stats.
Charles NJ. Stief.
Charles /. Story.
). G. Simmons and Brother Company
standard Granite Company.
John Il. Spring, Sr.
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany.
+. y. Stayton.
DR. Henry J. Stubs.
Henry Snyder.
J. Ernest Smith.
Smith-Zollinger Company.
Reuben Satterthw0ite, Jr.
j. Harvey Spruance.
Linton Smith
James ID. Stroud
Caleb NJ. Sheward.
John c. Saylor.
William d. Speakman.
4. T. Slocomb Company.
Ellwood Souder.
James b. Sparks.
b. y. Shaw Company.
Sayer Brothers.
sheet Metal Contracting Company
Scott and Company.
Sines and Welsh.
+. II. Stoinle.
Smallcy Campbell Company
c. j. Scott
Sanbcrn and Huxley.
Arthur y. Sanborn.
William Shinn and Company
Joseph Stoecklc Brewing Company.
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Bodies Taken to Gotham.

New York, April 13.-Iae bodies of the four gunmen executed in Sing Sing prison early today were brought back to this city, That of "Whitey Lewis" Seidenshner was given i'm. mediate burial in a Long Island cemetery Emotional thousands of the East Side fell in behind this cortese and followed it for blocks from an Undertaker's to the entrance of the Williamsburg bridge, over which the hearse and six carriages passed on the way to the grave.
 At the bridge the throng halted and there waited until long after nighuall, not creditng the nforma- ton given by the police that none of the other funerals was 10 be held today.
 In front Of the homes or undertak- ing establishments to which the other bodies were conveyed hun dreds of curious persons gathered. Where "Gyp the Blood Horowitz lay dead, ill the home of a Harlem church sexton, police reserves were called to prevent people from enter ing and viewing the body. The sex ton resorted to a ruse to get rid of the crowd He had a hearse back up to the door and into it an empty coffin was placed and driven away. Many were deceived and left. Horo witz's funeral will take place tomor- row and his. body will be buried in the same cemetery where that of "Whitey' Lewis lies
 The police estimated that ten Thousand persons viewed the body of "Dago Frank" Cirofici at a Bronx undertaker's place, passing by the casket for more than six hours Ciroficis mother, who was at Sing Sing during her sons last hours, was prostrated at her hom etonisht. The funeral will take place Wednesday and the body will be buried in a West Chester county cemetery.
 The family of lefty Louie Ros- enberg claimed his body. When it will be buried was not made known.
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creased by something more than sl0o0o.
 In this report Mayor NcClendon called the attention of the council to the fact that the revenue for the veal ended had amounted to S12l. 455. while the expense had been kept within $lll,066 and that, too, ill view Of the fact that the city had equipped the fire department with a new auto track. had bWIded a new fire station bought more fire hose, and many valuable Improvements in this line.
 He also called the attention of the council to the fact that while the saloon license had been something more than in former years, because of a raise in tAe license price. ye, the city had not received any money from gambling and that the city could continue to make improve ments that may be necessary, and entirely eliminate ihe city debt within a very short time.
 His report showed that the city debt when he entered office was s32,057 and that now it is but $21- 6CS. and that the city treasurer now holds a sum about equal to the city debt, showing the city is solvent at this time, anticipating the S37,0o0 that will be coming in soon from tho
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NRHH1N gM WRMRmaR

tax collector office.
 There were no changes made in the elective officers of the council Mr. Tom Golden having been re- elected streer commissioner; Gar land VanSickle reelected city col- lector. and Cleveland Smith re-elect- ed city engineer.
 The changes in the council arc that Billie Borman succeeds Dr. Leonard R. Ellis in the First ward; Robert Cartuey succeeds Al Gunther in the Third ward. and Dr. John s. Wood succeeds Alderman Chris Led widge in the sixth ward, Ledwidge having been elected as alderman from the Fifth ward and succeed. ing there Al Reynolds, who also re- tired from the council All the newly elected city officers were present last night and were sworn in except Alderman Bormau from the First ward. who was in Little Rock on business and could not get back m time. He will take his seat at the special meeting next Monday night City Electrician W. F. Strock ten dered his resignation from the office but on motion of Alderman William. son the resignation was not accepted
 until tie city has an opportunity to 1 look around and elect g successor. This will be done next Monday night
 Mayor McCIendon stated to the new council that he had not had an i opportunity 70 complete his roster
 of committees to be appointed within
 the council but would take this up
 soon and make the announcement at
 the next session of the council.
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DAGO FRANK MAKES
 A CONFESSION
CONFINED FROM PACE ONE.

The only relatives of the gunmen who were in he prison at the time O. the execution were "Daeo Franks mother, sister and brothers, and "Whitey Lewis brothers. Mrs. Cirofici was borne to her carriage in collapse, an hour after the electrocu- ton.
 Mrs. Crolci remained with her son as late as 1 a. m This is an m- usual procedure. She had thought until the last moment that on her son plea for mercy the governor would grant a reprieye. She be- lieyed in her boys innocence to the end. She pleaded with Frank in Italian to confess, but he said he had told all he knew and tlfat he had not been present when Herman Rosenthal was killed.
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the railways sl8600,o00 has been spent in raising the economic condi- fiQn of the employees. who also are enaitled to participation ranging rom one-tenth to one-fifth of one per ceft in the net profits.
 ByYhe law of 1911, the employees are allowed to choose representa- lives. w6s-peet and discuss with the director aenaSal Of railways all the questions connkoted with their ma terlal, professional and collective iu- terests. These Sieetings are popu- larly given the nAme of the railway
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

Improved property, bringing in al income of $50 per month; corner lot 100x110; 200 feet from ear line and paved street Price, s4,250. K R Jaggers, 615 Central avenue. Phone 1067. Slit
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Grigsby's LiV-Ver-lax, that delicious liver syrup, has displaced eaIomel in nearly every home. Good for grown, ups and children alike. Ask R. c, Morris Drug Co.
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parliament.


 The grave faults of the present sit nation are said to come from the bureaucratic organization of the rail ways and the too numerous per sonnel,
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NEW POLICE REGULATION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
 the end of the first year of the ad- ministration had been marked with success. and that success was not due to any individual, but rather to all. He called attention to the finan- cial statement made one year ago by Mayor Waters, and offered com parative statement, which showed that the city debt had been de.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-14

Dr. NJ. q. Thompson has returned to Hot Springs and can be found al his old offices, over Lemly's drug store. 9-11tf
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Your liver lacks Grieshy's Llv.Ver. lax. Try bottle today. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ask R. c. Morris Drug Go.
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Secord's Art Store removal sale now on, i41 Central. 4-14-6t
Evening star., 1914-05-02

BRING ME- PROPOSITION: AN GOING
to SELL is the way the expressed it.
We want to impress upon you the Importance
Of investigating this proposition. This owner
is determined TO sell. We out make the
sale. II you care TO pick up easy money get
busy on this bargain. The husband has gone
west, leaving his wife here to Sell the house.
She will sell quickly and at tremendous loss.
DESCRIPTION: Two-story and attic, detached
corner. nine large, cheerful rooms. tiled bath.
bot-water heat: lot nearly S0x100: rear alley
1owers shade and fruits; splendid residential
section; beautiful outlook: uear ears. schools.
etc; formerly held at 1900 Price, Sc, 200.
Want offer.
GARDINER & DENT. INC.
S12 14th st. NV.