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Arizona republican., 1914-12-02
AN INDELIcATE REMARK

"One cannot be too careful in ais remarks on some occasions said a young clergyman, in speaking of ! tour of inspection which he, in com pany with older divines, made of d penal institution.
 "The leader of our little expedi- ton, a truly good man. was so lm- pressed by what he learned from the story of one young man imprisoned for burglary that he felt he should offer him some encouragement, of what kind he hardly knew. So after many hems and haws he delivered himself of the following:
 " 'Ah, my friend, we must not lose sight of the fact that we are here today and gone tomorrow
 " You may be. sir rejoined the burglar, but l aint.' "-Harper's Magazine.
 Jc ~ yNahh Murphy eliminated )l
Arizona republican., 1914-12-02

Our old friend Johnny King is batting 75O at billiards. He leads the interstate three-cushion tourna ment.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-02

The National league at it's meet ing this month is expected to en- Gorse the n1negame worlds series idoa -.s
Arizona republican., 1914-12-02

Ed Walds young brother, Martin, joins the Brookfeds. He was a star twirler at Bridgeport last season.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-02

Doc White is to manage the Ven ice, Cal, team. The curyiDg dentist has made a big hit on the coast.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-02

Is C. Webb Murphy eliminated or not? Let's settle it and then talk real baseball.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-02
M0NARCHS 0F NATIONS

(Continued From Page One)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-12
TOMORROW - ELECTION
DAY.

Every citizez cf Oxford Should
attend eiscsiou tur1rrcu ari vote
The welfare &c Oxford deper Is
Ep0n Ehat the voters Do az sHis
election &c ~e cstths wr0rs set
.of -er Is uea1s tr1uh's for us-
~lbiy four years While we have
the recall ID H1un5ciDa 5t5es yet
that mems b1ts e trouble, We
-hoGii select Ee1 whn G11 {
have - bs recalled We rsse
. lss-- p Litics aaI uoee ceod ~euse
ard business IL selecting men -
ruu tie ei.y covsrr-eat- We
need u-sn THAT wI8 a1GS assse t1E
eiry-< tusinsss- that vii cake
prr1e In seeirg 0Xseri nce-psr
and that have ; -zethIr- ul1re at
heart than shat trey Sez pay csy
We La1'g reed 10 hEr.lrss g-
Esrt O. avoid al those --g Ec1
wit c-nei1e in ar electinr g.
help each other hold their rs :
We uaut every man sl-etet es Bis
-srIts- u he nas no merits ~ us
Own he has ID b-sI-ess wisn al
cree
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-12
To Ii. vssErs Of 0xiorj-

Soue q ny f-isris think i a
good iisa that I nae n state
uszt A. this size a. % ny bis1
ot hox th= Mayors os5ce shouIi
Dc run and as % ether matters
pertaining % ny race for Mayor
Ny idea j. that the Mayor
th1uli devote lis euti-s tina @
this oE1ce- I have 50 arranged
ny business that shall give my
entire rir- % tins lice II electei-
Ths Mayor Should try al cases
ke sloul1 Dc City Clerk and b
sh1Eli devote every srsr-y q
the curtazIing % expenses % the
city TEsre should Mt be 4 P1.ice
justice The fees from ire trial
of Al cases s1ogld 70 iat5 the
city treasury
The Nar~hal should be requir-
81 % asee16 % the business of
the city solely b c11 have 10
tiue fo- ether offi-ial duties II ~
pr0psriy I0oks afcsr tie cisy :
sEsI1sss-
What Oxford uee,ss = a few
rec % rgn - Business. these
Eez sho1li give their enti-e tine
art attention. % it, aTsi-s- Each
nan >hoVtG bs especially 6--s1
f5- his pace Every dollar s7ezs
shcEld have an 4tegG1ss return
- -As tax payers
I have always favored the
CcGzfsssoa fo--1 Of c1Esrauezs-
The people haze the righ- o. r11s
and Z aEy cEzcsr fats IN fis 5--y-
he should Re made rs=uou=i5ls to
re people by recall
Respectfully
A II kEN1EL-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-12
The University
Weekly LsttsI

University. Miss Nov :. fsi4
The University Weekly Letter Is
prepared with vfeE &c lakirE
sLe UniVsrs5ry &c greater service
CO the people Thls let-s- vii o.
nailed every SATURDAY morning
CD Al Ne Espz pes Tas Cuivsr-
ss-v i1vltes the readers 8f these
,eE-sFs - correspond With ske
wri.ers. All eoungz5elfi MS
VIII De eheerfll1 ard prOIPsly
anSw eyed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-12
RHODES scRoLARsH .Pe

RHO EE-= y HDLAE-S Il -
By Alexander l. Bou57rans.
Secretary 90 the Rhc,5ss SsAo3a--
SHIPS CsErzstee Cos Mississippi
CI.il Rrs,i=s stfsd vast area
% tle BriSsl er1wn- agI has
u-eIi 6een rane1 tie E-7irs
BaEEsr. but this rezarsa1ls zlaa
v-5ll 81 biggest re1enn1sFe1 for
his NIL ty Tsr-G1 x ull.G za1ss
kgnl-et asd Eisy ylsH -su srs
s=ps psrpee.sa.iy ~ Gxf ST. Eng-
Lsss4's greatest CEiv-rsisy- tils
Parpose in Eaiis< shs bee ..ss-
Ray oe gwen IN his oE- a r,ls .
Ard where as also desire %
encourage alc foster Al sprreeis
Ji1a Of tAe AtrHn,l-es which {
Implicitly be.lsve wi.I rss-.-s t-17n
the mia &C sls En-Esl speak 3
icg people rh--z-h.1s the wOcl (
ant Cd eUc lsz-l-e C. she stu. au :
from sss Crf- i S-2tes % y I-ta
America aa1 VII 1-lslt fruas
tas A--er- AN =sliEr~1lrs 90 Be
--11- shst at O1forl 11.zs- Jais
mv Vaf At 4-rlcaz1sl- q tie
c1g1rrF f-cu wE4 thay have
-srr11E. -s-g ..1ru-- hrpa- Ulsl
ar1ai1< r1e= fz1r ths syl.cz-
lnl-= rsEs lad { .1-ar a.ll sl11
ard rr
Ia arpe5a--s-t 81 -lz.zs -y s.
q Ezr--ss ~ each ~a--- --i g1e
Chance II President es rls
SAFE C1.vs--uv. ar-c5sss tss
G m---az Az - sE- z-l1 tlaI-
u1 T1s >eAal--sa5a yie. ) q
ysariy s5esat ci &44l t-t2as
SIS At0}- sEat eael set1j1r IS a.
rCIG-st f.r l.l-ee Yeas
8-e Ela1ts eTtIi7- ran
c1rz-s calls s--ss se--- E.L-l--
G-1zzaar. Rs1-zz-. eas1 a.s=a-ssa.
tse4ea- s-aza Ca szle-. Arl-z 1e-z-
AHS-aca c- szaaUeCrs 5l- H.
ev8u1a1Eg1 n tSrse- 1zT &c
oEz5-taA z11 taken L1ssr-
/ Ea@ s-zs2eus z-uss hare ecU
ci<sest Eae Sopa.ll.z,5r= yezr a Z
sEpzsaeaa A-=sze4. Ca.ie<ss D =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-12

fore
at Oxfore
rfrd- Upt.
Gen-e a. oxso-c
least nineteen yea
r1t g1lre than tWs-ry
ish0,trs tesfrsG Eo devei1Er.-
pad nos mere b1akE - Be
> i1ui=sst fgrsher in his wilI TIA
t1 glalSi-- tas apro5r.u-1- che
=. t'aImE-tse slouaI c11sh4er got
merely scEol1rsh15. bus also. sri.
cess b. Elau'y 0stfscr ~Porss.
q.-aLi5ss cf nl1sBlvd- truth. e7zr
age and ievDsi5n - duty 1z4
qualities 0f le-dazsAio-
The next exseziuas51u VIII b
h-l As Tia University q ing
-esllter lezt. AL f1Ila.v5aE this
exaUfz1ti : scholar Will b. ap-
ro5atsd- Tie vii tsks up hrs
residence - Oxford zba-s sxelve
rseaths s-ser h appointment
The STATE Ct Nlssis-ippi has
sent seven mea % Oxford a
Eshl5ss scholars. surf they have-
wsth TT ezcer ea1n- aequi sessi
-aeulsesv ives ereGisaaiv- Bus there
shcuat Pc many more Contestants
sa- tbs kl11-- and there viii be
- soou - TIE youth * this state
urdetstlzd fully the great oPgor-
tuuiry -aat sz-n an ap-oin-rezs
gyms CD them The rels1r shat
10 hare -1t hzf =0re contest
ants f9r tae sshofars1i1 ia shs
pas- has cone from f-ucraacs Is
@ the coa il.llns that 1Is- be
r-e 81 o-ls- - orezin l1= aD-
p 5nrnsEt- a. & iCl1rzaee &c tle
great opportunities Kat 0Ts rr-
aEers 58r tA1 sfaiy 90 n.r only
ths classics. but Eifss rr- E.ngilsn
the Seasaces. L.sv- &eLlzIlss All
TEscleEy TIE Secretary w.ll es
pleased .7 l1-1lsh u1-e Z tn Fl
l1f1rn-af % % tA1sa. wlo Z ssIrs
b.. zn1 w14.i ask Tire CO ope-a-
tn8n cf tslersrs sn1 parents IN
bringing tnls ulstser CD the rs-a--
tial % ths y0Gta q sle STATE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-12

WeUan-s iissiolak,
over the stsss hav.
ssssiaz in tie FIRST Pres
Caureh Mrs w. a. Nc
tas efficient president c.
Ngs-zn's Missionary U1ila. has
prssrsesi. and Gi~posing q Macy
b1siress matters connected with
xoc-la's work thy lave planned
great w0-k far the future. Miss
r. IT. L.aezey. Of Jsck=or, STATE
Recording Secretary Of th@ or-
-aaizati7a. has been present and
taken an setive part IA TIE Cen
vsutfon- Reports e the work os
uomsa ard young people all over
the stsse have bsea Ezde show
irg q decided Increase in the sx-
tension OF TIE worx- ard IN
eoutrI1Gtioa- 70 carry on the
work. splendid add-s<ses we're
made BY several visiting GRie-
gates
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-12
TIE BAPTIST CONVENTION


TIE sesh SEaual Co1ven .I1l
90 tie E1rt.sss os Mississippi hts
beea i1 session IN Oxs "a lhis
xssk- A-oa- those In af-srt-
a1ce are sou-e &c The trainess
Hr1 INST e1Ecscratsd reu an
WcEer % she t=noEIuasil1-
over Eve luEsire5 .le.e-1-ss al-s
been entertained lu 1ur town. az ]
cur citizens have vel sr-ssaznsi
sheif r~ruralFln fr hcsrila.l1v.
Ths CouveEsaou rPeHed T1ss-
day morning. Dr. n z L7wrsy
p-esiilrE. ard alter the usus.
fora q ar-ar izat1ia Dr. W. 4.
Brown q Jackson Rev p y
Lss of B1le=vIis- Dr. E L.
Giio1 e Gulfpert- All r q.
Nsh5 BrlEls. q EIsSs0a--- ls-
Hversd uasssriy talks on The
N-aislsr AM Efi-5sn-y-
10 tn afserro0a . adre sse 5
were uate By Dr. u T. Caristil1
1s Hassi@shur-. sn3 Rev T. L.
V-essCn- ~ NeS Albany. Rev L.
T. Clam ~ Seracaeia. a.ev.
Lez1 E2L- tl1s-as-zur-- T. j.
NlCre- Plrv H. " w =. Bae01,
Ce1evl-s- A. t1- -verl.< sss-
sioa - Clarke N=-orll Gel z-e
Oala-tse4s st-< rw1 aeaa-sf1t g.
Ieclous zl5el vser's l-z-l s1 flg-
ed R-v. T. B. Gl1ss- cEL.5u1-
vl-s -Elts Ak ca s-Ike AIa-s-
- al& asE=slsnr. All .
s.ru1< ss--r1a vas rrescEes3 o.
Rev &C P1-1- OF sIaz.s1a hurst
Afr-- E1a a.tErssS 6 ws- e1-ue
ard response % EsL-=ss-.sr
zlruE- reports were -1-s 81
co1z.-sss Ga ls1rs -l-ce- PG1-
rssas1-us All aE=d az5---1=rs r.
Ear-
Il tie 4f-zrroc1 6oar5s q El--
lsas-i1l e,1zez1511 11E 1cs- sal
1uaris gave sgl=E-az reposLs &
these .spGrt-ezss-
= J1e evening" tae rsPo--s 4
TIE C1uw@Eeaau baa-si 1-z s-tu-
--zr-se ca state u-ls=5cus ws-e
-1sss-- Nsr--~ we're fsg1a<esz ~
as1st-esses % tee GeEerzIzz -E1=1
El1ssAaGieas sehoa1=.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-12

- ls. ~ sAsv ea-nnf r~sscn
st rrTllsllE % - EAR rnsn. .
afsa- lrszr~@n ard tas1E .
Ha rl1HHs.lEM ElamfFeza n
1rsst rl1slt sluu 81 rhss rIs-
ra GlEssz 1i1r r1ne. WA
EeaE rE4 a1re a r-z-aniine
1-sallzx ant wneu X .
asnrss tns r-sulE and
1aritu can - r18Fa lllr
lrslf ~ TN 1ar-nnl cuuaff-
U..l 60 IfasrrswRtl fisruvNr- ni,1a
tsH1 1lH zEu1ErI ~ rarHr-1.
IS 1la.- Ira "A issIialsissf ersssfIfina
'assFsfT 1lfFl1-n-
1na EausIrrsf rntfars esr any
Hr re- fsafaesH s-1usrsf ~ canarraa rhax
e4HaH % Hzlrs cazar-a cizr-.
aril 'eellHr~ srna.
a CO. -al.<fs. cnfn.
~ Er-z -sissH -
-aza IIi4 > EI11l1r Etlls s1r eurRrs uaesun
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-12
Ax1fErO-uRRnR

lev zlE1-s Ar E11re terri - rhs1n
ta.E- z a Elslt2sr s,sk--z q s-r csii-ss
esCASzz.< zzt -1sU n f1r 1rea-h szl-i--.
an Ez-zscx - rrzur- All nnr8F1- n tn
1i11-e - reEsve r. Ny msshsr@
htre pals~e,3 n<nrz e usr-ur IN rhs
ssrl.Eracc- n EE-le ssrzEhcuEzr VIZ
enssske yau - Hz1n1 a. zhzs. 1 aazaear
--a-s E1srr~ E-sr-ssshv - ee--s.znl -xzr-s
f@r ~ruop ard AzEs newer seen kzlz1 ~
20 fal- Keep ( - hfzsL Per s1ss ~
IL 1.l-srx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-12

Nr. ard Mrs. J. D. kirkland
VII sacs occupy the Rooms 0p-
posirs tn Eagle c@-s-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03
MATHS AND DEATHs.

eirths.-lSempis and harguerite Wor-
huff e3B North Twenty pogs n
hcv, W and a. weior, sf8 North Mghth,
~irl. q P. and D. J. Myers. islb BUT.
sSirl: Thomas and Frances Lynoh, Ssle
Harney, boy; Ernest and Myrtle Johnson
1ss North Thirty-seventh street. boy; Vim
ce,t and Marie Gregory, ia North Sew
entsanth' boy; w. and Hattie o. CapeiL
2tu South Twentieth, girl -.
peaths-5tella Bentley, y yearss lslz
nftai. William Huston. 81 years. $50 South
'rventy-seoond; John c. McGinn, IS years,
7QSi I'd creighton avenue; Ruth l. NOT
ria IL years, aOlo Pinkneya Maria VIII
Nsnos ~ veara 9BO2 Douglas
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03
WANT ADS

Want ads received at any time, but
90 insure proper classification must
be presented before IL O'Clock noon
for the evening edition and 1880 p
M. for the morning and Sunday edi-
tions. Want ads received after such
hours will have their first insertion
under the heading, "ToO Late TO
Classify"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03
CASH RATES.

One time, ~ cents line.
Three times within one week, v
cents = line each insertion.
seven consecutive times, Z cents a
line each Insertion.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03
Public Auction

Hanscom park home TO be sold under
the hammer Friday. April 3, at 2 D. M,
sale TO take place at the residence, il3i
g. ed street.
On the ABOVE GATE we VIII sell at public
auction to the highest bidder the Groom
residence and lot at 1lS1 S. 32d ST.
This beautiful home consists of 6
rooms, reception hall and bath and is
strictly modern, finished In oak down
stairs and is practically a new house,
and was built for home and in one of
the best parts of the city.
Easy terms will be given to the pur-
chaser II desired.
Anyone wishing to see the Inside of the
house before the sale, call Dowd Sale and
Auction Co. for key.
DOWD AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03
Orchards.

ONE of the best paying orchards in the
Grand Valley; 20 acres. located 3A miles
from Grand Junction, with full water
right, city water piped in the house. All
in bearing commercial fruit; 8 acres OF
pears that has never netted the owner
less than 5000; acres alfalfa: best OF
improvements, including 7-room modern
house; never offered for trade before;
owner must get lower on account OF poor
health; want good hotel or income prop
erty in some good Iowa or Nebraska
town. Price, $4,000; clear NJ. T. Yates
Grand Junction. Colo.-o.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03

You can place your want al IN
The Bee by telephone.
TELEPHONE TYLER 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03
CHARGE RATES.

one time, ~ cents line.
Three times within one week, AU
cents a line each insertion.
Seven consecutive times, 8 cents
line each insertion.
Count six average words TO q line
Minimum charge, 20 cents.
The Bee will not be responsible
for more than one wrong insertion
due to typographical error. Claims
for error cannot be allowed after the
tOth OF the following month.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03
HELP wANTEp-MALE.
AEents, saiesn'en aud solicitor

AAemNAn NAAeNhAfh anu
ADVERTISING solicitor wanted for
the classified department Of n large daily
newspaper: a splendid chance for a
young man who knows how 70 use his
head as we'll as his feet; Moderate sal
AIRY 70 start and an excellent future. Ad-
dress N 1ss, Bee.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS WANTED
We want $50 hustlers 10 sell for US. two
million acres Of good black land, for cot
This land brings from IS TO $40 per acre
rent every year and lies In the garden
spot OF the world. and flows with milk
aud honey. is full OF richness and beauty.
Write 90 US at once; will gladly furnish
maps. folders and any information you
may desire
THE CHAMPION REALTY CO,
Box 655, Taylor, Texas.
BIG OPPORTUNITY
For salesman with ability TO earn BIG
MONEY handling line proposition.
Pleasant work and liberal returns. Call
at 800 Brsndeis Bldg.
BOTs.
OFFICE boy. apply at once Western
Reference & Bond Association, 752 Omaha
National.
Ciertcal ana Otttces
BooKKEEBPER with $500 to 5000 &c
invest In manufacturing business. Rea.
BonRble salary to start Good opportunity
TO get Into paying business. Address p
Sl6 Bee
sTENoGRAPHERs using Lusk system
OF Pitmanic Phrases and shortcut, acquire
300 words-minute, enables them TO pass
any civil service examination, become
Verbatim speech, law or court reporters
pondent courses. Frank Lusk. 2225 Broad
way, New York.
TRAFFIC CLERK, ts5-s1Oo
LEDGER CLERK, good peuman, $50.
| COOPERATIVE REFERENCE co,
1915 City National Bank Bldg.
FactOry and Trades.
GET INTO THE MOST PROFITABLE
BUSINESS or TODAY, the AUTOMOBILE
business, and become independent. Ou
| large, well-equipped shops offer the op
portunitles Of learning the business b.
actual experience on different makes o
cars Our terms are moderate. Writ
NATIoNAL AUTO TRAINING ASSN.
s1N N. 10th St. Omaha, Neb. Web. 69ia
| WANTED-A good lathe man to worl
in garage. Call or write n. G. Brewer
sidney. Neb. BOX "a.
| WANTEDLLAnotype machinist opera
tor for country office. one who can d.
| regular work when not on machine pre-
ferred. Steady Job to right man. Write
| giving references and stating wages de
sired. Republican, Harlan Ia.
GET into the most profitable busines
| OF today, the automobile business, an,
become independent. Our large, well
! equipped shops offer the opportunities o
learning the business by actual expert
ence on different makes OF cars. on
terms are moderate. Write or call. Ma
tiOnal Auto Training association. 2si4 n
10Th St, Omaha Neb. Tel. Webster S0t'
CALVARY MISSION FREE EMPLOY
MENT bureau Is prepared 20 suppl,
skilled or unskilled labor OF all kinds
office, Jacobs Hall. lTl6 Dodge street
Telephone Tyler 1871; after p. M. Web
ster 4Te7
Drug store snaps; Jobs. Knslst, Bee Blds
MEN INCREASE YOUR EARNINGS
Learn the barber trade for which ther
10 always a demand. Many jobs waitin
at top wages Taught In few weeks b
vur system. Wages while learning. Ca
az once or write. Moler Barber College
10 s. 18th st.
LEARN hairdressing at oppenhelm pal
lorS.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03
roR SALE oR ExcHANGE-R. y.

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-R. E.
FOR EXCHANGE acres; fine build
ings; l59 acres under pillow; nice, newell
land; black loan soil; grove and orchard.
well and engine; four miles from town
and one mile to school, SlO0 per acre. 81 O0l
cash down, and =, 900 November l. 1914
Clear property for the balance
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LAND Co
Mankato. MINI.
SENEN-PASSENGER automobile for
you? Address Y AS. Bee.
a FARM located close TO Omaha for
choice property located close to Farnam
81 Describe your farm. Address c az
Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03
MisesIIansous.

YOUNG women coming TO Omaha as
strangers are invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian association building
at St. Mary's Ave. and 18th ST., where
they win be directed TO suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Look for
our travellers guide at the Union station.
GOOD reliable girls can make sS per
Wock addressing envelopes spare time.
SELF addressed stamped envelope for par
tiCulars. American Publishing Co.. Box
IA Buffalo. N. r, Dept. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03
il. Brandeis & Sons

School of Hairdressing.
COMPLETE COURSE ONLY s35.
Position Open for Our Graduates
Apply "a Floor, Hair Dressing Dept
GOVERNMENT jObs for women. Big
pay. Omaha examinations soon. sample
Questions free. Franklin Institute, Depi
81 l., Rochester. ~ x.
LADIES hata cleaned, dyed. reblOcked
on trimmed, 30 cents. ElEhteenth and
Farnam street second floor. DaVidge
block. Phone Tyler 1879.
WANTED - Thoroughly experienced
s4lesWomen for glove department Apply
euperlnlenaents offlce. Brandeis storea.
NANTEi)-Young lady for refined
dramatic company. salary and expensos.
Apply air. WriEht. elos Farnam
Persistent Advertising Is the Road 10
Bi4 Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03

Il MILES SOUTH OF HOUSTON
in the valley of the San Bernard and
Caney Creek. We are selling the most
fertile lands on the gulf coast of Texas.
Our lands do not overflow. Come buy
home while land Is cheap. For further
infoi nation call or write j. p. Sallee,
Sweeney. Brazoria county, Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03
AIissOSri.

FARMS for sale s. down. s5 monthll
buys 40 acres good timber land, near town
Texas county, Mo; price, $500; perfect
title. ]. B. farrell. Mt Vernon. Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03
MARRIAGE LICENsES.
nuILpING PrnMITs.

r. d. Wead. ms Farnan, garage. Nl,0o0;
A. Koppenhaver, 2i20 Evans, frame, t1.S00;
Frank Damato, 2908 South Central boulo-
ward. frame, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03

FOR RENT-Merchandise store room
next door to principal hotel at Tekamah
"a by 50. b. r. Latta, Tekamah, Neb.s
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03

WE ARE offering thousands OF acres
of choice and well improved lands In the
Red River Valley, northeastern and south
eastern Minnesota; also cut over lands, at
retail and Wholesale prices. Prices and
terms reasonable. Write us for lists.
Active. agents wanted in Iowa, Illinois
and Nebraska. Stewart Land Co., 40S
New York Life Bldg. Minneapolis. MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03

BIG bargain $40 acres smooth, rich.
valley land. Morrill, county, Nebraska "
fine for alfalfa ana live stock. Must be
sold. p. L. Spencer, Ridington, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03
Nebraska.

YoUND-S20-acre homestead In settled
neighborhood; fine farm land; not sand
hills; cost you 500, filing fees and all. j.
A. Tracy, Kimball. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-03

a BEAUTIFUL SO-acre suburban farm
by Lincoln, Nep.. highly improved, al
falfa, bearing orchard, hay, etc, $500.
d. c. Hilton, SO5 Richards Blk, Lincoln.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-22
Real Excitement,

city man who owing to II business
deal was Obliged to live for some time
In n small raIlrond town frequently felt
the need of excitement Once when
notony Of his life he saw wildly ex-
cited crowd gathered on vacant lot.
Prominent citizens were there hopping
up ana down, gcsticulnting and shout
ing, and he felt that the unexpected
had happened ana something was do.
ing He rushed to the lot and gaspcd
out, whats the matter" "Mattcr"
shouted II rampant citizen. Natter!
Why, we are going to hive swarm Of
bees" -Argonnut.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-22
DIR. w. @. s
MODERN DENTISTRY
AT RIGHT PRICES


Mrs. G, d. Rogers of milwaukee, il
visiting in this city; the guest of her
sister Mrs. j j. lIanscom.
Mrs j. b. Prideaux IL visiting her
daughter Mrs. Annie Jacobus in La
Crosse. and Mr.. Prdeaux intends to go
there this week or next for visit.
MIS- Jennie Burke went to Montfort
on Tuesday afternoon for visit with
friends.
Miss Annie Burke, after nm extended
visit at the home OF her uncle James
Burke, returned to Milwaukee Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Milo Burgess left Thursday for
Watrous, New Mexico, whore Mr.. and
Mrs Burgess will make their home,
Many friends wish them health ana
prosperity there.
Warren Sentinel Leader: Mrs. IT, $.
Clauer has returned home from ten
days visit with relatives in South
Bend. Ind
Mrs Robert M. Crawford went into
Chicago last Saturday with her son
Robert $. Crawford, for short visit.
Miss Mary w, Priestle" is here visit
ing relatives and friends.
b NJ Richards and family started
this Wednesday by auto for their home
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-22
J. EG AL NOTICES.
Fielder g Fielder Attorneys.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


STATE of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court.--sa
~ In Probate
In the matter of the estate of Fred H.
Kramer, deceased
Lettors of administration on the estate Of
Fred Il. Kramer, deceased, having been issued to
Guy Kramer.
Notice Is hereby given, That the creditors of
said Fred r. Kramer, deceased, are allowed
and limited by order of tins court, until and
including the first Tuesday of May 1915 be-
ing the 18th day of said month"; to present their
claims and demands against said Fred II.
Kramer deceased, to the county court for exam
nation and allowance.
Notice Is also hereby given, Tint the claims
40 presented will he examined and adjusted by
this court at the office of the county Judge at
tho court HOUSE, in tho city Of Dodgeyille, in
said county, on the first Tuesday of June 1913
Dated this 10Th day of October, 1914.
BY the court,
ALDRo jerks, County Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-22
Community Institute Season
Opens Nov. 4.

Frederic will open the Wisconsin
community institute season with Il
three day program beginning Novem-
Der A.. Middleton will follow Novem-
Der II, IL and 10. Other places
where the Institutes will be held this
Is, 10 and 20; Neillsville, December
2, 3 and and De Pere, December 10,
II and u.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-22
Shut Him TN.

In the biography of DR. Hawtrey, II
famous English schOolmaster. there Is
II description OF his unkcmpt appear
ancc with Il comment which has been
greatly quoted 1t Is said that he was
scolding for being lato ut morning les
sons some boy, who replied that he had
no time to dress.
"Bnt | can dress In time" said the
doctor.
Eyes" replied the boy, "but wash"