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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20
Weak Lungs Often
i. I.ead.to Serious Illness

If You have weak lungs. you are genes.H
ally, subjects.to' cold. or throat y
and easily susceptible to serious Lung
Trouble. In many. cases pneumonia OF
bronchial troubles ieave the: lungs In, 2
much weakened condition. Eckman.s AZ,
terative 10 \ medicine for the throat and
lungs which has been found TO pc vety
beneficial, even when . change OF climete
and other treatments failed to bring r.
lief. Read Of this easel
23l-S. Atlantic Ave-. Hadd0nnela, \. -.
"Cientlemen: In the fall OF 1905 ! ron.
tracted q very severe cold which settie93
on nv lungs. At last I began tcsAratses
sputum. and my physician then old me !
must 70 to California Immediately! a
this time I wns advised to take Eckmane
Alternative. ! stayed at home. and COM
menced taking It the last week tlJOcfo.
ber. I began to improve. and b nrst
week in january. 1908, ! resumed my reg
ular occupation, having gained Is pounds,
fully restored to health. It'll new seven
YEAR, since my recover has 8ceen, e9ectel,
ana L cannot praise Eckn,ansss Alterahye
.: lhtshiy" WV TATEM.
iI6ove Abbreviated: more on request:l
EcEMsn'S Ilterativa has been ptoven BY
many years' test to be most ef4cacious
tor severe Throat and Inns Auctions.
/. Hrouchitis. Bronchial Asthma. Stubborn
Il Gods and in uphuildiug the syetenn
: ESSfsins no naIeettcA. polsons cr. Aee!ett.
acrSiaS drue0. All 7f6t bootlat :te0al
q E sssetcs1. thiisSsSSi "a. Tor 81
SSnee. Ises.s1lesby ali tsadtnsS dtagEeel
arNE| E1r
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20
FREE TRADE BASIS
IS HEAR TO STAY
President of Livestock Asso-
citation Sees no Appreci-
able Damage.

Denver. Col, Jan. 2o.-Presidcnt II.
a.. Jastro Of the American National
livestock association. in an address
at the opening of the annual conven-
ton, declared hat the meat produce
ing industry of the United States has
been permanently placed on a free
trade basis without the benefit OF
cheaper prices to the consumer and
that the removal of the tariff will
not apprecia5ly injurc the livestock
industry.
He said that in the distant future.
perhaps. there might be a realignment
of parties with one similar to the
agrarian "arties of Europe. that might
favor a different treatment OF, the
matter. but as this is a remote possi-
bil.ty, the livestock growers may as
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20
.RE-HEARING IN BOND CASE
Application is Made to Supreme Court
for Another Round in Action AZ
fccting State Department.

An attempt will be made to MAIN
tain the state bonding law, which the
supreme court recently declared un-
constitutional. The attorney general
has filed an application for IA rehcar-
ing on the ground that in setting aside
the law. the supreme court overlooked
several important features in the
states IA The attorney general
say that nothing but ministerial pow
crs were delegated to the commission
er of insurance. in the enactment Of
the law and, further, that there IL
nothing in the constitution that pre-
vents the legislature from creating a
law that permits the state to furnish
bonds for certain county, township
and school officers and have the fees
for such bonds revert to the state.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20
PROGRESSIVE c. O.P. TO MEET

Grand Forks Men Expect to Attend
Session to Be Held at Fargo
Thursday. January p $a
Several Grand Forks men probably
will attend the meeting of the State
Progressive Republican league to be
held next Thursday at Fargo, accord
ms to a. call issued by r. NJ. Pollock,
chairman. q.
Among those from this city who ex.
pect to be present at the meeting are
II. Bendeke and J. B. Wineman.
The meeting has been called chief
ly for a discussion of. the political
situation, and to lay plans for the
campaign Of 1914. Progressive re-
publicahs from all parts of the state.
are expected to be present ut the SEES
SIGN.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20
DRYeoODs FIRM HELD MEETING
Rax1nusseh-Bc1a Company Pians
Extensive Camraign In Weeaern :,
Part Of State During Year,

Additional statesmen in the Western
part OF the state will probably be- nut
on by the Rasmussen Bcmis company,
Wholesale drygo0ds merchants, dur
ing h coming. year. according to
plans made at the annual meeting Of
The increase in business in that sec.
ton during the Hast. season has been
highly encouraging to the Arm.
officers were elected as follows N,
Rasmussen. president: V. e. Bemis.
vice president: J. c. Rasmussen. sec.
rotary and treasurer; E. J.. Lander
Leslie .Stinson, members Of the board
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20
CLEARING HOUSE ELECTS
A. 1. Hunter Will Again be- President
Of Local Institution During the
i AZ Present Year.

"a. %. Ifunter, was reelected presi-
dent OF the Grand Forks Clearing
House association at a meeting held
Monday afternoon.
This organization includes most of
the banks of Grand Forks and East
Grand Forks. 1t was founded in
1907, and has proved of great service
to the business community.
The complete list of officers is: A.
j. Hunter, president: j. ". Nelson, vice
PRESIDENT: ". Fl. Shulze. treasurer:
H. Gavere. secretary: w. s. Dickinson,
manager.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20
FREIGHT WRECK
ON NORTH LINE
s"f:-. :" 49, :.
Northern Pacific Has Spill
Several Miles South of. :.
Pernbina- Traffic Hit.

A Northern Pacific freight train
was wrecked several miles soAth of
Pembina this morning. causing a
tieup Of traffic on that line.
The southbound train from Winni-
peg. II into Grand Forks at .1:15
crson and Crookston. while another
train a sent out of Grand Forks.
on the scheduled time of the regular
train. go
In the. wreck three cars and the
'caboose were thrown into the ditch.
while seven otherscars we're derailed'.
Nobody was injured. =
Forks and the line will be cleared up
late this afternoon. or evening.
Conductor Barnes of Grand Forks
is in charge of the train.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20
ONE GENT POSTAGE FAVORED,

Kansas City. Mo-. jan. 1.-THE
Western Retail Implement. Vehicle
and Hardware association adopted
resolutions demanding 1-cent. letter
postage, advised members to ,adver-
tise in local papers instead of farm
papers. expressed uneasiness at the
national extravaganza" and asked for
an amendment to the constitution that
would permit the president to veto
parts Of q bill without killing it.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20
A14FoNso's LITTLE, JOKE.
Telk French Hunting Party How He
Fooled One Of Hts Ministers,
Nsaf(New York Times.)f -. 80.

Fooled One OF His Minjsters.
..l!i s@ftNew York Times.)t ~.
King. Alfonso told President Poin-
cares shooting party at Rambouilet
on. Wednesday an amusing story of a
trick he played on one, Of his minis
ters in Spain. S.s
This minister. said the King, vas a
very bad shot. One day he saw a lit
tie rabbit moving slowly through the
graas about hfteen yards away. He
iiisiiai. but the rabbit still remained in
sight. Once more tho minister ired.
He hrsd In all thtrty,ax cartridges,
and ct last BOWED the rabbit ovef.
Delfghted. the n41ntGoor nm ana,
picked up the rabbit. which, however.
had tied around it, nsnk = card with
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20
stork Makes visit-

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hodges, 1910
University avenue are the, parents Of
a and one-half pound baby boy
which arrived Monday afternoon.
Both Mrs. Hodges and the young
hopeful r doing we'll.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20

tile words. Long life to senor-''
and then came the minister's name. 1t
was Il stuffed rabbit which a keeper
pulled about by a string.
ut was a year before my minister
forgave me for the trick 1 played upon
him. concluded Alfonso.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20

A meddlesomc woman is bad
enough. but when the meddling bee
gets II a MANS bonnet it is time
to stand from under.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20
we'll adjust themselves to the fre
trade basis on their products"
BISMARCK OPENS OPERA uous|

BISMARCK OPENS OPERA HOUSl
Bismarck. n. D.. Jan. 2O.-The net
municipal opera house was openeI
Robin Hood. The entire house wa
sold out at advanced prices and thl
event was of a gala nature. This
the first municipal opera house in TIL
state.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20

No Park Skating.
There will be no skating at the
night. Last nights heavy snow storm
has made 1t impossible to get the
Kinks i'll condition for skating to-
night. s., et
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20

TURKEY BUYS BULGARIAN ARM
Constantinople. Jan. 2O.-Bul1ari3
has sold to Turkey, according to au
t%horitative report, 100000 Mause
rifles which the Bulgars captured iron
the Turks during the war.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20

Occasionally We meet a man who
can't stand prosperity. but more oft
en- We encounter men who never had
a chance to find out.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-20
BANK STATEMENT
NO a,7O

NO. $3.50.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. at Grand
Forks in the State of North Dakota.
at the close of business, January 18th
1919.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-09

lstss .sr- $40. ~, ~ AZ ~ ~
is.ltF recovering Until q few day1 be-
lore lts asath when 81 had relapse
ana steadlty grew worse pttll lie
gsath. Al that loving ba1tls Guild
itod aHeegel one more ilttt6 .toHss
blossom IN Paradise; the Io4ihg. pa.
lrenta had to how III weak submit asibh
10 His VIII. Just one short year Has
me .babe allowed TO shine IN tiis hdnle
qf our frienda,, when the Angel oI
death gatbered, II Id for the Saviour,
Wng; saeiss 5,s Sisqffer little children and
, forbid Them NOT" etc
Ihe bereaRed pareats have the SYM
paihy OF host of friends In this. their
saaest os trails: .i,sJ3,j .Ss-
Rey. Ia. a. o,kelly preached q very
interesting and ipIpressite asggS6m, 4 /
lhls pace Sunday 10 a very large con
sregaiion. We are ali brond OF the
nice compliment paid our Sunday
school by our pastor. The school hns
grown from small school of twenty
hse or thirty during last year to Z an
and the end gis not yer THE 5onIy 70
-, - tiiat mo.e oil our young inen
tnn boys so s5sat take an aetiye inter-
est In sae Sunday school - ~ =
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-09

were. several entities fSpfri nbiIlinkt6n
aa as local iapfs E5
The Florence fire. department. win
It's automobile truck q d d 0iilaf a., y
opst save m eallil ton and Il !.
tsellE1ent 70 fire plug. fflaiting 4 .spieii.
did show $, ;ss:;s, Z:
!. 4. trl zes ygeFe offered for The hest
h.Ittefs hest ihaaRst $eggss best spen
" " s1sIsin dIlu Ior the pretIiess
siag Pears ol md for Iiie nina
itrlIlEing the lafsse ST 81 t,nibef 3 d 3 II 4!
city In one wa 4 aei. IS Z, Il
The prize iniiera were: 3. kes
stileWs, for hest seed corn; iFs s b "a
Howe, best butter ffenFv 4
lt1sbands. best basiset sof gs Z.
itt,,Ie ieayes. best PEN 81 chickens
SkegsEss ass'S, stt,,iiss = 81
two miles In minute and So Seem III
y; l. y. siad second III Iiifitsies aid
8: 81 Illat ateEesclel race.
Wns won by John I5liltIagp ts93 mi Ia
IL z minutes and 4 SECONDS. srhis si,.s !
I1ne nd 3
lie hIeyeie ffca Ntn ~ sisSss, Ia, III. n
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Nllelps ! Of 0f Anderson County
afeFe for The mteligncer By Ar C
SF"4h . FL 'r2a ners Of This Splendid Countyft

After n snmbtuous dinner Mt the
Smith hotel The Intelligepeer party
were whisked hack TO Anderson In re-
cord hFeakIng lime and safely, with
barney at the wheel. The writer
feels thas In the fuiire when The
Wheeeisss In ,his haad become cIogged
with Office dust and refuse to turn"
az they should. that he shall send for
Yle -old reliable and Barney" and iiie
lim back over the same Tonte aiken
Tuesd ~. and maybe see OF Mr.. Fruits
hrpad acres. or crave the privilege of
iying awhile under the shade OF come
OF The Lownde3ville historic oaks.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-09
.unIlIo IlNAn N0TIcEI

sg,slie, lllil3l lie Il We ned l,oIie more
Esssls asains.s = IN Tie IRA atHes az
Etlhllc roads witt fran sprouts
lf4 SO 81 lowing
Astn the am spending d
paf ard ~ slo YOU per-
siHh ~ q Per cing iE this careless
tnanIs snes your Innnsy
Count peFvisdF. n
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Z - s q g. :
chfddar. April s.-Ths farmers OF
onr copmgnltyr are making good use
ofst lele time at present LIN getting
t3eiT lands prepared fof planting. 1t
always does one good to see such OBJ
aeration8, carried on by the farmers
Tor isn'f II true that farming waa the
hrst occupation. the greatest of them
MI 2 Hence we wish To see the farm
crs prosper. Indeed, isn't il true that
ney have proaparity in their hands
u ,t-shy VII only take advantage of
Htrt'a, hop.ag that 1911 WIN yieifI
inc farmer algreater increase thnn ey-,
er realized heretofore. 80
The lldies OF thu Cedar choya
church are preparing TO give an ice
sreaIl Y, slt supper at the, school building
sSsattnlrqay g evening. the 11th, the nrb-
sseas OF Whice are to be used IN fin.
lishatng paying for fhe new churuh
organ. Everybody ia invited 10 hn
present. SSlRI ( " ~ .'fSt-siss -,
The closing exercises OF the tssdar
Grove school Will be held in tEe scbooi
auditorium Thursday evening fhe jaih
~ is laniehtable that the majority
NJ tha .ssszsS -, % a. mi 80
~ yst haven't enough tlublfc gnirit
20 allow the school q ionser fsrn,
4hia Is made TO appear all tina more
uillo innate SINCE the fneh5ia tor rnb.l
hinB the sehool longer are. hara IN
plentiful quantity N thsv yvaTe
Only used. May W. realize s.iiYs M
rtinIi les ts0nietinta.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-09
NnTIdE

Notice is hereby given that the nexi
regular teaGhers' examination win iiie
held Oh FRIDAY May a J at the .na,,il
house an Anders1n. AN aeiS Ia; SS.
whose certificates expire tlSia 80 !. !
and all those tea Giers saehiise : siis ~ y
on certificates ten \ ot 1srs gaabtfks M =
are requested to IS present AMI ~, : 4
this eRaIniintion. he eraI,,is 4 Iis, : :,
VIII be baaeh on sub biects 1Tdi "a ~ y
nsed Tor feacllers, sa a;s5
- II t e & q {, a
Until Niayi !, 4 IeSsf M sIsfsSy = slsj.
supt Education for Anaefbon Cd.
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skE2 ID l1II, i,Irfil

y llFs ilt klS 8 81 e lee d sIi I.ebaii-
on sEEeool ~ US Ice ai fleba aitnn sehoSIs
llcta an II SIE AbFii,
tllle igsstpo s. OR II Iifs lasis a.
tllt tii h Il. 5 li DgIE,
~ hs seq Tor Chs ililfS pose 81 titig
z d "a. CCEectz
eHh Eglllsk liy6 ls said 4 Iat st ana e3S. &.
g, tlIld re i6fi cef=
q IssFse lssTt. ;sfsa -. tlpse Il
4. II. lso.Shii Il, y
". .ls..L ..-.- y. 3, 3. - -L.
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EIg alrIID F0H I.ETIIaI o. Asl

~ sll4 30 siie Ia Isl 3 of afspzinS
. sfIi efRec K
! Of ~ .ss s. q 81 & /,
81 E1ie s sitS An f.d ,
Nd Ai aS
md asaa1Asa slf lie IA "a ) 6iii 49,.
ca b hs sSssld
! s. Z ~ sgl ls
any have. Why the q lISI Z.
es aa les Eaht
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8
!. ! ! 1 !
!;

& The TIM Tor 3 Gyfii coinrnutati6 i6hi
s6td hrs been ext xteii7ed by the
afd uiSttI lst, ia ter which time
tisG M 81 3 ~ III .pe turned 3sAr To- tliss
dell a and the saaiiaI baIialty viii
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-09

~ oIla hfspdn Ci against
Sl59 tS.6 uE NJ, n. E5rnlttS d eeeased,
en- relix u "a co. present them
prop proven to The uiiflaEsis med;
vi iFaacrthed bg Il aw, ana
tllf sd tsli te sc iAfneiif.
" I'D P.RtitTgs.
! & !; 4 asl 4
4 it5I5I1 B,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-09
Gabe u. GOGhran.

=
Gabe n. GOIhran.
Townville,t YApi4i e,-rMr., Gabe N.
Cotiral who lives near here died
April 5 at his home near Friendship
Methodist church. I, Mr.; Gothraf had
only, beer sick Is short while. lie lacked
few days being 78 years old, having
been born negr5 Seneca In 1870. He
leaves surviving him one son, "Bub',,
Cothran of Hirmlns ham. Ala, and MFa.
Celestia Brock, OF ToWnVille.
The funeral services were conducted
by the, ReygeW. s, Myers the Methodist
pastor, after which the Masonic
rights were adminisi cred, and inter
megt In the Eriendship, cemetery.
.---!------
% TaHnYffle Notes. 0
ToWnvtsfad APRIL S.--Mr. aad Mrs.
Bob Price entertained at luncheon on
April 5thl %tth SEhe following guests
present, Mr. and kes. Elias Earle from
BeVsrda1ns HsE. and Mrs. W. s, Myers,
Mr.. John LedbettSf and !daughter, MISS
Bessie, Air. asld Mrs. Drayton Rabb,
Miss Lil1h King. Johnnie Harrison on
WalhaIIa. "a,
Miss r Reoherta Nicholson IL visiting
relatives ut salm.,s -
/ Mr.. Esfias Earle has returned rom n
WISH TO 3lems9n, Walhaila. and Seneca.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'D Earle. have return
ed from visit % Iavonia, Ga. 4.
Mr.. John Harris from Belton was
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] !. : !: !:

Il lisHaist ali "a ft n, "a
Ess=.saA ss .:,,.s.ss
is;;s III fsEefsa6s she liquor ia o. z,Itiss! 81 8.
It has sat Ii, - us ny y y
alfii1st Il, llaF5 II, ti,,f q
la 4 Sind fiSa, 8 ,;.ss,i 3 y
inrnxR as. ~ n, \ sa .ess,,sl
sgoii Rs ; - 10 : i !. !
tftinf it la q
laff - y ls s
is g its, !: - 9 s;ssas
fbet - ,Ir1,s,s =. e ts y y !.
tF ~, I, g, e 9 ilss
It5 q ~, = =. = .sssye
ddi,hts ths, !.
inalf se,v,, .,9i1 at.
sIace s., ~ = q y.
ffi3a faJ lAI;fSl 3s 80 4 10y ~
.nysi - !, !. I.
81 "a ", ass,ss:
s. 81 y 80. ~ s
tgsd5 ss'ss itile
sgs i,i,nS ss5,, ~ 3,
4Sii i(s,, I. ~
ont Ieailg: as, ii,Is 4.a ~
lng iintior and wnssi.l s..sA h.. llsz
81 "a tIlanv . l.sis n.
f6Iiosv ii Siai1sss s,,,,s
81, ii,ss = : \ -
SS s ii = Z. i " "
tian !; &. s'ss.s Z - slle
IaniEih IS =, ~, ~ ~
"a = ~
y ss'l'is ! y s5 os ttlefi ns @ the seII
..s.s nes, ss els nRinlos.
q, 81 b .,.. > s
m fisF VIZ
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WANTS

NFJAETED-The ladies to know that
have the best cGrling. fluid that
b eaR he bought. On sale dt Martins
Il Drug Store or qarvin Barber Shop.
Price $500 per bottle. DC. darvir
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ascl.sl In he alsailfp ala not III x
us y itisht ndya GOT a..t az &
Oh lta here and The iafiiae ) ct,Slifl
lscti " yepaired ia time for fiIe .iI:5t.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-09

ssAMERD-Typewritsr purchasers.
have tHer 200 new FebniIt aud
Herond hand fypewFiterB for ,aGick
K sale, cheap. All makes. Price
sheet on reqpest. y. q. Crayton &
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2 p q - q q @ q q q a

= ~ 81 " q sflE.
- f9s5S,g SaIFT X n sg1r-ss ai-s3 ~
ll1hcif Interest 4srl.fs y ~
day ,Riien sIsss CSI & ls 5 llyS;II,1 9, !
slle seeaGa sieuS ~ ~ s. 5,
lf'liliaia Ssali5fis 81 Z !. it'
s,t'5 ,'ssss s., 81, f5eepeg 81 1.
bp18e et the lfis & : az Il
aft Il y = 8 Z ~, zsisS
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Eg q .IlEN

~ n 81 d "a i: 8; ~ -
i5,s. Z Beston. ts5.. ibSFii d. md
y. ~, = az, or Pjednosi
s 3 :, is9ei 81 /. SEM Sitt ani IS
s. ne: NJ. and ssrra. Ai!kn Mahaffey Mss
t,.sS'1h yy0H and Prod. aEeraflf5 8 M
g ssa4Ht s3ss.. @. !,
caImRh & * "a s.: ~
NJ. 3. 2: BFezeaie, Jf. !of tsreanyI,ie
fspent sunday with MS narenta.
alaa zelIa GENTRY shent snD I IL at
~. AndeFs1il snd famliv snc,.-
/. sss1lltlla WITH his sisters n5ar Starr.
Fhe School Improvement < asiaci. :,
titsa met Friday afteruoon m tiss,
lsssen09ls lpluEe, We were 1IafI ~ 4, 49,.
Mss g arlington with Us. 4.
ssllg rtral rnail carfihH ,ss ieliyeri
{ t.slall g now In bis alito IS
5os,t pleggihg along comes Z z lisfIs1 iii,.
SsSsssH = iSAh m as sflnps every &
little Esati IgiiiIhghain 81 Rs, an
ss y psa q. s Slslg aWa with Ms grand
isa Pearl salllFan of In Is yIs,t.
las lter Sister, !. sselsf Il. .s
Reaaaniea q. laaieasiiaire,,,, d.. II r s
s were glu n BaIfon. ~
stlss Monde NaIIep llas q s. :, ,s,,.,. 4
'sSnqol ana gsne ito work in al sisfsofl.
air, y. ~ IL i
= neat Attie store rotn ~ 4 S II -
= Asee liae 81: aIlla 4
s'lsetn toslt eialtlpg isESlits
gsnew auto, 'ssss' =,
q AEf ana sris.
ese slls guests BIZ a.
aas. alssz4 mr. shtI s ~ IS
And rxf.IA e ~ : y 81
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farmer and young man held in high
esteem by all. Miss MoolbrIgbt Il
one OF ToRnyille's most popular
young ladies.
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FOUND.

k0 LlSl y Sum 0f money in Anderson,
1faFQil "a; 19i proper i1en.
Z titIcatio ma y be. to deemed by con
tltssI V.. g, RI, Pelser. 8, o., and
{ oa9in9 for tIiih ndgerf fiaefhent.
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". sls.4' 1.-Two saleslaGies for house
20 hoaee canyassing, GIRLS . need
not apbly. Light. easy, pleasant
work. I. Apply to j.. A. MuIlipax, s22S
81 w. BeHaon nfreet, City g ~.
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R0R sAEE- Asplehdid TennesaeeI
driving horse, young, sound and
gentle; also q. rubber tire Column
bus buggy aud d carfiage, both
practically go1d aa new. Apply to
5s 5 Bis Earle, s-s77td .
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" Bring ynnr rerii anta OF aeed tton
tb tlys ExSelaiop OK ~ ana gslts stiiis
81 Dav2R no LEND on CITY or Tom.
psasegg Ia Amounts froRi sSf01,.
10 90. IN. y Sd lEa0n. civ,
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Wanted Two saIesIadies for house
f5 house sanyasaina J. G1RIss need
work, Apply tp = All 1g1ilinax.
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pc School Improvement AAsneia S
:, s,oil slst Friday afternoon at tIs.
s SseLlo9l Y glttses q were clad ~ isvs
Miss GafltngtqnF with Us,
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llldEnEs Tll liIiRIlIT0Re,l.

= .Ei.stesa,,i {
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sll gnesta of ~
dtls. aleEs l1ts slisI ~, l's & :. s
AElslsrsf.sl ). .ts '.s'ss g q
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Lutte sed sWiIilnghafi 81 Belf lfon
3 ,I psa9iHg aWAlia with hEs eEai1d. ma
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~. y: BFezeale. Jf.5of tSreanyllIe
spent Sunday with MIS- parenta
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1t howe Yer, that tie con- dlIot az
! tp be for o siii heftTili Nrs
tlpsea hen ahe lEaiIts arrjs4 t6st II
wpllld be lmppssihie FOR al tiis ,ieos
Die To get down tn fssas slkfa IN, n,
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g g. .ts; ~ a tldeTs1il snd family anontl
sllllaas salte his Sisters ngar Starr.
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s.iisa Pearl sltllFan of In "a vIs,t.
'a Y l'lsF e'a.srs r aslsl
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TaWnYille Notes,

Miss R eohertn Nicholson ia visiting
relatives 81; salm., !,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01

Setretar 3ubaran flyer: Seq
tror, at 2ebeIlerne glften ger ct
forenet gInereb pao oe 5eoeroles
Stilling. meo bpilfet SeIo ueo
ie9 life, men ie9 tror. at giIla iif-
fert bill ieire til iioit4
Mange Nleloineer. iom uo9iues
for at bare ira giIIa. er life ira
bonl. 6on brnger life gen eIler
Sfripenlaifine, men @eu9r oa
SoonOaranater. og ban bar iuat
at naar oe bar inotaget 1orreon
fan oe itripe. men life isr.
Sra 6oale Vnis, Ter, meloes.
oaian unoer 30. @larts, at NebcI
lerne bar afifaaret 5orbinOelien mel.
lem Sorreon og Merico Gitn, oa at
Aebelgenernlen 9hraia bar uoilet
tct Here 1ropper al feoernle Shat
nlngc ira Iorreon.