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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
MI. pleasant.

on Saturday night. Sept 18Th. there
will he pie mite, apron social ana
fishing pond at this place, for the ben
cut of the school Boys come ana
bring your pOCkctbuoks and girls
bring your pies and aprons. for We are
IN need OF money Thanks to the gem
erosity of tho people at our festival,
wc received enough money TO partly
paint our school house, but we neeu
more paint and new floor, for OWING
70 the opcuness of our old foor during
rold weather we almost freeze. 50
plcasc come out and help US
Next sunday Rev l.. NJ Copley VIII
pr,neh.nt this place at lOa. M
The bean stringing at Mr.. Wallace :
Friday night was largely ATTENDED auu
ali report a nice time.
Born, recently, 10 MIR and Mrs y. -
Reynolds. daughter Also, 10 MI
and Mrs John Dials, daughter.
Mrs. W. il. Post and children spent
Sundhy with Miss Eliza Hutchinson az
ltuIlsburE
Rey. q. Nj Copley spent Saturday
ard SUNDAY with home folks "a Ohio
| Mrs. j. g, Frazier is visiting rela
tiSea at Lick Greek.
| MIR and Mrs, Isaac NRIlAet any
children VIII leave Friday for a visit
To rehtiyos at Majestic.
our school is progressing nicely with
| MIR Copley principnland two supstl
| tute teachers There are only 40 ~
tile census enrolment and rs in at
tendance.
Mrs Louie Mcclure made business
| trip to Louisa Monday.
Miss Hattie Carter and brother ff
nest, OF Yatesyile, passed through here
Tuesday morning en- route TO Louisa
The children of Thaddeus hanson
have recovered from severe attacF
OF whooping cough and are able &c
enter school again.
Little Jennie Frazier who has hat
scarlet fever, is able to be out again.
one Of our students visited the Hu.
lette Branch school Friday eVenint
aud beat the teacher and all OF he'
students in clphering match
Several people from Louisa spen
sunday with Mrs c. b. Peters an'
Mrs. TJute Mcclure.
sunday School at this place ever
sunday morning at $3.50.
NoBODYS Grille.
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If YOUR SKIN BREAKS
OUT And ITCHES JUST
APPLY SULPHUR
Use it like a cold cream and dry
Eczema eIuptiOns right up.


The moment you apply bold sulphur
to an itching or broken out skin, the
:itching stops and healing begins, says
n renowned dermatologist.
This remarkable sulphur made into
a thick cream effects such prompt re-
lief. even in aggravated Eczema, that
il is never failing source OF amaze
ment to physicians.
For many years bold-sulphur has oc-
cupied a secure position in the treat
ment OF cutaneous eruptions by reason
of its cooling parasite destroying
properties and nothing has ever been
found to take it's place in relieving ir-
ritable and inilammatory affections of
the skin. While not always establish
ing permanent cure, yet, in every in
stance. it Immediately subdues the
itching Irritation and heals the Eczema
right up and It is often Years later be-
fore any eruption again mantests it
self
ANY good pharmacist will supply an
ounce of bold sulphur cream, which
should be applied to the affected parts
| like the ordinary cold creams. 1t isn't
unpleasant and the prompt relief af-
forded is very welcome, particularly
when the Eczema is accompanied with
| torturous itching,
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orary pail bearers were Ethel Penning-
ton, Dorothy Webb, Abbie Pennington,
Sallie Gardner and Goldie Horton. The
Rev. Add Conway conducted the SER
vices. We extend our sympathy to
the bereaved family.
VIII Webb made a business trip to
Ironton this week in the interest of
his livery stable here.
. Several of our young folks are at
tending the Holiness campmeeting at
willard
NJ. NJ. Walter and wife, Of Blaine,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. ID. j..
Thompson.
Mrs l. X. Greene is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Giles Green.
+. K. Keller of this place, Is working
for the r., K. Ry. Co. at Willard this
month in the place of III. +. st. Clair
who is away on vacation.
r. j. Shepherd is working for the
Adams Express Co. as bill clerk at
Catlettsburg, where he and his family
expect to locate in the near future.
II. f. Black and family are visiting
in Grayson for the week,
Mrs. Levi Webb, Sr., was shopping
In Grayson last week.
Miss Emma Thompson left last week
for Pollard, where she is teaching in
the graded school. GRuMP.
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cATALPA,

sunday School is progressing nicely
nj Mayo Chapel with *. c. Potter as
Superintendent
Isaac Potter, who has been sick Is
improving.
Misses Blanche Hensley, Mary DAVIS
and Ethel Soard were calling ON the
Misses Ethel and Emma LAyne re-
Gently
Mrs. Julia Burke has returned from
Glenhayes. w Va, where she had Nis-
tied relatives.
Martin Potter has gone to jenkins
Mrs Bell Fannin is on the sick hst'
Bertha Hensley. who has been VS.
itlng Misses Fannie and Made Era
zIer OF clifford, returned home Mon
day
MIR, and Mrs. r. I, Hall attended
PRAYER meeting at Mayo Chapel TT IRIS
day evening,
Mrs. Hala Pack and children. who
had been visiting her sister, cara
Skeens, returned to her home " zen
ova. ~
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ASTHMA and HAY FEVER
A Guaranteed TREATMENT

81 have arranged with THE Louisa
Drug Store Co. so that eveEy sufferer
from Asthma, Hay Fever or Bronchial
Asthma In Louisa can try my treat
men entirely at my risk" DR., Rudolph
Schiffmann announces. He says: Buy
50-cent package of my Asthmador,
try it, and if it does not afford you
Immediate relief, or If you do not find
it the best remedy you have ever used,
take 1t back to the Louisa Drug store
Co. and they will return your money,
cheerfully and without any question
whatever. After seeing the grateful
relief it has, afforded in hundreds OF
cases, which had been considered In
durable, and which had been given up
in despair, know what 1t will do.
am so sure that it will do the same
with others that / am not afraid 10
guarantee it will relieve instanteously.
The druggists handling Asthmador
will return your money IL you say So
You are to be the sole Judge and un-
der this positive guarantee, absolutely
no risk is run in buying Asthmador'"
Persons living elsewhere will be sup
piled under the same guarantee by
their local druggist or direct by NJ. X.
Schiffmann, st. Paul, MINI.
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If CONSTIPATED OR
Bilious "CASCARETS'
Tonight! Clean your bowels and stop
headache, colds, sour stomach.
Oct a 10. cent boy.

Get d Decent box,
Take a Cascaret tonight to cleanse
your Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and
you win surely feel great by morning.
You men and women who have head
ache, coated tongue, a bad cold, are
bilious. nervous, upset, bothered with
a sick, gassy, disordered stomach, or
have baelache and feel all worn out
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil2
CasCarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the sour,
undigested and fermenting food and
foul gases: take the excess bile from
the liver and carry off the constipated
waste matter and poison from the
bowels.
Remember. a Cascaret tonight VIII
straighten you out by morning. a
lO-cent box from your druggist means
healthy bowel action; a clear head and
cheerfulness for months: Don't forget
the children
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BLAINE.

Mrs Ethel Stambaugh, who has
been confined TO her bed with typhoid
fever, is convalescing.
Lytha Ramey is confined to her
room with typhoid.
While out in the woods CELSIUS
Wheeler dug four copperheads from
under a rock and killed them.
John t. Moore and family were Wis
iting their daughters, Mrs c. V. Berry
and Mrs. Henry Dean.
Some men looking after mineral in
terests were here Saturday.
John Wheeler and family, Of Ash
land, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs w. NJ Wheeler,
John Lyon has bought the Mont Cor
die farm.
N. c. williams has sold his farm.
Emory E, Wheeler was in Louisa
Wednesday.
Brushy and Keaton played an inter
esting game here Saturday, resulting
| in Brushy defeating Keaton by score
Of IA to g.
Or. H. C. Osborne has bought a fine
horse of John Evans.
HERNIA Kazee, of Wayland, is visit
| ing friends at Blaine. SHOCKS,
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A1oNiTHoN.

A large crowd from various com
munities. counties and states attended
the association which was held at
this place the 4th. 5th and 9Th,
MIR and Mrs. Lace Wellman and
baby visited relatives here last week
Mr. and Mrs. Crum and children, of
Fort Gay, attended the meeting here,
Mr. and Mrs John Wallace spent
several days with their sick daughter
at Louisa recently
The sick Or our community are i'm.
proving
Mrs. Andy Belcher and children are
visiting relatives here,
After two weeks vacation our
school has again resumed duties.
Miss Georgia Lycans has returned
home after an extended visit with her
sister. Mrs. walter Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs, p. c. Beloher were
calling on relatives here Sunday,
Chps. DeriHeld was calling ON rela
lives at this place recently.
Mrs Karl Compton and children, Of
T0rchlight, paid home folks a visit
recently.
Miss ora Isaac spent few days
here and attended the association.
we hear that Mrs. Lucinda See and
family are returning TO our commun-
ity To make their home here again
Il. c, Chapman was calling on home
folks recently. a
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Maynard and
children spent Sunday with Mrs. Jesse
Maynard
Mr.. Chapman. Of Fort Gay, failed
to be here Saturday night and sun
lday hut Revs, Moore and Pope enter
tanned the small crowd admirably
Mrs. Grace Curry called on her
kmother recently % 5a
q 7, Erasher is paying home folks
a visit
| Mrs. c. II. Meredith, Of Kenova, is
i visiting home folks.
Edgar Really spent Saturday and
SUNDAY night with his friend, Ed
mond Lambert,
william James, who has been work
ing al New Richmond, O., had the mis-
fortune OF getting his arm badly
crushed lie returned to Dontthon re
Gently,
The stork has visited our cQmmun
ity and left at the home OF Nix an'
Mrs George Hdrdwick little girl
\ Aud later at the home Of Mr.; and Mrs
Tom KIRK little girl, s
Fred Frazier was on our creek re
Gently
Several girls and boys OF this plac
are contemplating attending the meet
ling at the Summit graveyard the Sr'
Sunday la this month.
Mr. aud Mrs Willard Wallace spen
SUNDAY with Mrs. Mary Chapman.
Rey Summons preached an interest
ing sermon sunday evening
Mrs james Httney aud mother. Mr'
John Kirk. visited relatives and friend
here recently,
II Paul l4ycaus spent several days wil
relatives here,
Mrs. Frank Peters and Master Nil
, lard were recent guests Of Mr., an
/ Mrs. H. ". Lambert
n MIR. aud Mrs Jack Parsley an
children haye returned home after
extended visit with relatives
/ Mrs, George nardwick Is very ILL.,
Several from this place Will atten
The fair al Louisa.
There win be church at TINS Riac
. Sept lsth.. Saturday night
RAIN DEAR tDEER).
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PRINCESS.

Thursday OF last week the house OF
RnA McCalyin took FIRE IN some I'M
known way after the father had gone
TO his work and the mother had gone
70 milk. some distance from the house,
leaving Mildred age 4 years. Ben. age
years. and Luther, age Is months al
home. Mildred eating her breakfast
the other two asleep In bed, Before
the FIRE was discovered by the grief
stricken mother the angry ilamos had
no far destroyed the house that the
roof was falling in, The housc entire
contents and tho three children We're
consumed only few parts % bones
OF the children were recovered from
tho ruins and placed in "A very tiny box
and buried ths next day, the services
being conducted by Rev. Spaulding,
The grief stricken father " bearing
the shock reasonably well but grave
fears are entertained on behalf OF The
frantic mother that her reason may
become entirely dethroned THIS shock
ing event has cast a gloom 81 sadness
over the entire nclghborhOod and all
deeply sympathiEo with them IN their
irrcparabcl luSs.
Born. on the nth inst. 10 Fred Nd
ldns and wife, a fine I0-pound boy, All
parties doing Well
Robbers have hecn going AZ a hVcly
gait here lately, On the 9th inst,
atorcs nj Rush and Coalton were
broken open and loads OF goods taken
On The 10th the stores Of Chas, shell
ton and e. II SpauldluB We're forced
open and several hundred dollars
worth OF goods taken from both places
AZ vet no evidence o. a convicung ma
tirc has been Obtained. No blood
hounds available renders the task all
the more difficult
News reached here at this wrltlns
that an unknown man had been rur
down and killcd by fast dying train
an the williams creek tunnel More
OF this later,
wayne Spauldug, is, aud Nellie
Kelly il. were married last Saturday
night, Rev HondTicN tying this hup.
tial knot.
THE box supper given here last sat,
urday night by Miss Irene Carter an'
MIR. w r. McWhortcr, the schon
TEACHERS here. FOR the henout OF th'
school wns one OF the most INTEREST
ing and successful events OF the sea
son, IKE Ash pond proved q most ~.
tercsting feature from start 10 hnish
The financial realization was beyond
expectation.
br. George Sturgcll und wife, o
west virginia, are guests OF relative
here az this writing
Charles fowler mndc his roRula
Htri.wookly call SUNDAY
In court at Cntlcttsbnrg some 81 on
boys nave been drawing nice prizes II
.yyn, OF nncs aud Jail sentences, other
indictments. while still others hay
found freedom iii flight 20 other states
but sheriff GoIger has the, eye OF "
eagle and he slecpcth not when out
calls Elijah Clarke, our new con
stable, IS his right hand bower here
BUCKSKlN BESS.
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corn ender. based on an entirely new
principle, u is a new, different for.
mula. never successfully Initiated. II
makes corns Shriyl ana then van-
lsh. Two drops do the work. You
don't bundle UP your toe any more
with sticky tape and plasters that
press down on the poor corn--no
more ilssh-eating salyes that don't
stay put" no moro hacking at corns
with knives or razors, no more bleed
Ing or danger OF blood poison, No
more llmplng around for days with
sore cornH. no moro corn pains.
"GETS-IT' Is now the bigRoH' Hing
corn cure In the world. Use y oman
hard or soft corn. wart, clllu5 or lCnion.
Tonighta tho night
"GETs.1T" 4 colo Is 1rusgists every
whore. IS contc 8 tSetSic, or cent di.oct by
u. Lawrence : Co., ChicsGQ.
GETS IT. Is sold Ia Louisa, Ky.
by j H. REYNOLDS,
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wEBBvlLLE.

The home OF !. C, Griffith was sad
dened by the untimely death of their
daughter, Mollie,, who passed away
Friday night after a lingering Illness
of several months caused by tubercu-
losis Services were held in the Bap-
list Church Sunday at ll:O0 a, M The
burial took place at the Hensley ceme-
terry ON Dry Fork. The pail ebarers
were Fred Duncan, Elem Keller VIII
webb Clarence Stewart Walter
Woods and Watson Rucker. The hon
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why WEAK LUNGS?

The ton OF tuberculosis Is claiming
more than $50 victims every day in the
Tinted States, yet few realize their grave
condition until the critical period arrives
Oyefwork, worry, weakness after SICK
ness catarrh, bronchitis, tender throats--
al exert the weakening influence that
invites consumption. 49,.
To guard against consumption, thou
.arda OF people take Scott Emulsion after
meals because its rich medicinal nourish-
ment strengthens the lungs, pu,s VIZ, ~
the blood, aud upbuilds strength 70 resis.
tuberculosis, SCOTS Emulsion u is. na.u'e
gth-butlder. Refuse substitutes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-18
LOWER LICK CREEK.

There win be festival at Lower
Lick Creek Saturday night Sept. 10,
for the benefit of the school, Every =
body cordially invited.
Roy Woods, Morda Wilson and Hi
ram Layne were calling at Little
Blaine Sunday.
a large crowd from this place at
tended the festival at the valley Sat
urday night.
George Thompson was in Louisa
Sunday night,
j. w. Clark was calling on home
folks Saturday and Sunday \, Y. u
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POTTER.

Sunday School is progressing nicely
nj this place with l.. ID. Boggs Supt'
Lyma Marie Adkins was WISHING
friends In Buchanan sunday
shafter Justice, who has been visit
Ing his aunt Mrs. w. II. Austin, has
returned TO Louisa.
Robert Gaines, who has peen very
low with pneumonia, Is slowly improV-
ing, a.,
Miss Junip Adkins was shopping IN
Louisa Saturday.
Forest Summons, OF LOUISA "aa
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank the people of
Webbville and surrounding country
who so kindly administered to us in
our great bereavement, in the loss of
our daughter Mollie, God bless you all.
Mr.. and Mrs las Griffith and family
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Blanks for Magistrates and Con-
stables for sale at the NEWS office.
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We have a complete line Of Monu-
ments, Markers and Cradle lobe, from
Baby Headstones to the most elaborate
Family Memorials.
The best material on the market. The
Georgia marble is composed Of crystals
without the presence Of sand. Is i'm
pervious to moisture, and therefore
will not fade or crumble.
When in the market for anything In
our line call or write
CONSUMERS MONUMENT CON
Branch office) LOUISA, KY
Located just back of the freight depot.
I'VE also have line of Novelties, viz:
Bread Boards and Pins, Flower Vases
Etc., made of the Georgia Marble.
We also handle the Barre and Scotch
Granite. Agents Wanted.
J. T. BRANHAM, LOUISA, KY
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PtriannInutben.

Ser bier oilf 8eiudl meilenoe
Serr Gbeo0or qieue. smoeut OcS
Arntour Snitituts 5t Chicago uno
5obn uuieres gciddtten Nlitbiirgers
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ten Ole irobe 9otidnft erbolteu Oob
er silm gliiqlieO Oes 5au Beta gbit
Gcretns crudblt mor0en lit. es II
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eincut Stli0enten beiaater llniperit.
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aes ian0 am @ei6nodtstage in Der
ge6auilng 6es Serrn Wtorib Sng,
81. mo Bancroft CTR, cine 5nmi.
lien Reumion ltoit. 2ei0er nor q
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Reuuion bci5uluobnen. Gem altcr
Scrrn nadtrdgIid uuicre @liidpiin
ldle.
Serr Robert &enot f%eicrte on
8eibnadtsiaqc i'm areiie ieiner ia
mile bcim beiten 8oblieiu ieiner
.@eburtstug. gSir gratllircn.
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8aOeh.

einc @eenqe 6iibider Nd06cn
mer0en nddite ISOLDE bic 8eiuder
.6es @anetp erfreieri. nGbe @ipip
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sltr gor6ietrmg Oieier 8eranitaltung
bon gluth Cooper mrr Slid min.
iden, iu~sbeionOere, 0d es inns 0urtD
9erauitoIhlng elmer g1itternafts-
|goriteaung am SplbeIter- 4beno @e-
leaenbett al cinem fnmoien Sabres.
Ianionq aibt. Die Mtitternodts.8 or.
Iteaung begimt am 81. Ge5ember
um 11.30 ubr unO miro 5lpeiiellos
Iitarfen 9eiuh babeH. Am Geuiobrs,
Itaac miro Inn 8 llbr 9ndmittags
Ieine Mntinee itattfin0en.
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crp6enm.

lin Ous neiie Snbr in ridjtiaer
Stimmlma Su begiunerb bat 0as all.
beliebte Srpbelm Elm ausge5eihneteS
9roaralnm fir Die ndditc ISOLDE
oufaeiteIlt. Giner Der @allptar5ic
bunasplrnttc oesielben miro SRI.
.Ron SamueIs, cine Sdngerin be.
.fonnten Guies, bilOen. bod Der0cn
nlh GlGlloe @iatngmoter mo
GSitb 2ple init ibrer fiinftopiigen
gruppe Die 4uimertiomteit niif It'd
.sieben. Der bon linen oorgebotene
,@iues Of tie Rid" miro
.piele intereiiiren, Oenn SER @il.
.linaiuofer lit Ser eigeue glltor. gtit
.@ciolg mo Sdu5 luorten @eorgc
.8bitc mo Siobeae Saicn alii. Wtii
.9ln gperp Can Sccureucc" crireucrl
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.oreiIirteu 9uloen Die 3uidaucr IN
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IIano, Con Solb rulO @nrrD Dc eoC
meroen Dem 9ufe oes Grpbeums
0erett. Zen 5dIlB bilOen bic be.
liebten &olloeIbiIoer.
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Nleine stnbtneriafeiten.

Die groBe @eibnnhtsfeier i'm
4uoitorium mar ein groBer @rfolg.
Sic Spiben ser geb0r0er rDoren az
fueieno uno 6relloe mo Slid en-
itrablte aus alter 4ugen. Aud I'M
ct. s5nnes. B~aiienbmls iano cine
ihone 6eier itatt, bel Der 1877 Sin.
Der je0en gllters beidenft muroeu.
eSm Gorntb. 6oipitoI belt inter Dem
brennenoen BeibnddtShnum 3om
QinaborL Ser .blin0e Gidter9. einc
ergreifenoc aniprade. Stirdea.
acknowledgements uno nn0ert
tDetteifertrn, ben geItrigen 8eib.
nahtstag 5u eiitert beion0eren in
Cmuba at MAIDEN uno aud ons 8et.
ter mar 10 redt geeignet, IN oollt
@ornonie hermit ein5uitimmen.
Gurd einet iiberbei5ten Gfer
|enttano I'M Sauie bon Sad 3eigler
1912 4or0 81. Ctr, in abpeIen
belt Der 8epobner 6ailer. Oil
6eurrrpebr fatte grobe Mliibe, Der
grono al loiden.
us CT oen giienbabnaelciia
ailf ieincm 8egc nod Gmabn iolgtc
Ierfroren sSobn Snbocr ans Wiser
IGfIa., bic 6iiBe. er nuroe iii oil
9pli5eiitotiou gebrnd)t, no er 1r8t
lid]el1 8eiitaro uliO ein @c;bnadts
mabl erbieIt.
Gie glatten 8iirgeriteigc bot
item eeitern biele Stilr3e 3ur 6oiac
4rnolo 5leiid, 1874 gtoro 15. CTR.
uno go, BeOer, sos 9oro IS. Ctr,
erlitten idmere aopfperlebungen.
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g1arft6eridt.

(GeIiefert bon ser Great 8eItern
Gommiiiion So
Sii0Gmaha, 26. 8e5.
GiHoDfel -3uirbr $50.
geef mno aitbe zoe bober.
Stierc Is bis % bober.
@lite Bis bette SIS. 25-8.75A
@2ittelmaBige bis cute $7.75-
.s.25.
@en0buIide bis mitteImdBise
SO 25-725.
SeifsFs itarf.
@ute bis bette SIG. 25-7.25.
@ittelndBi8e big CUTE $3.50
@%cp6bnlidc bis mittrImaBige
So $40.
GanncrS nnb Cutters S3. 75-4.75.
@ilte bis bette 5eeOerS 500
.zS5.
Mittelinabige Biz CUTE $6.75-
7.25.
@cmobnIihe Biz mittelmdBige
S575-6.50.
Stof Seifers S4.25-5.75.
Stof aI6c S4.25-5.75.
Sfweinc 3uhtbr 5000; @lorft
Bis t0c. bo6er. 9urdifnittsprcs
$700-7.t0; bofiter 8reis 1915
5dafe- 3ufubr 100; Wiarft tart
@lte bis bette 2dmmer $7.S5-
S.t5.
Nittclmdbiac bis CUTE $50
|7S5.
5ecoer Examiner $7.50-7.75.
6eener 5dbrlinac S6.25- 500.
- II 8iOOcr SIS.
oA.4e bis bette MiltterIdafr SOFT
$50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
Weilere er(O(grei6e ar6eit OeS Slaats'
Oer6nnleS gegen 0Ie W10ennuSIu6r!

Der auhuf Dcs etaaisperbonOes on bic EebraSfa Tutiteb IN yeat
lenberinmmlimaen uB0 MaHmpetitoncn fur Die 4ftteotBm mo ohn'
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Omoba. Rebr.
9erther Serrl
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Repr1lnianten fie Die baoeR ScnGoreH einen Vroat geget Due @aten'
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mier geretn batc At WitaHcOu 8abt.
Dit burJiGIidlr 9odaailHg unD f%reunoIiacH @Hb
Otto StemerR Sttretdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
Stirdlidlr Gadlridtcu.

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II. un0 Center CTR. Sonutoes.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS Reu. .. S.
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1926 Suo If. Ctr. Sum arnnten-
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las 1856.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-26
Or. @6innern tuot.

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8binnern, Elm 3obnar8t un0 Gogel.
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na6tstoge in Cos Augeles. Sal.
Or. Bbinnerp miro bon 6rau unO
2 aiuoern eriter Che iiberlebt. Sci.
ne erite 5rou mar cine SdDeIter
BON Aorunan u. altbn.