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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-23
PURELY PE3SU$AA
ghe Movements of Many People, New
berrians, anc Those Wn" Visit
NeWherry

Who cares for poor Turkey?
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
Information for Travellers
Time Of departure = trains troeys from Wilmington
Trains Marked 90 Expresses.
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FERRY.
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s4S Sunday night
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
minutes after half ana / g. ''N
To New every nalfho
half for ns hsr
city for ns,wess Jo IL etc ssmra.ys Sundays and hdsy
holidays Wilmington to Delaware City and
Bnwins Marshsn,on-Issvs and NH avery n
beginning ten mus after the
springs squs MN
stance snd T.7s M ~ :" 'o' 10
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PRIVATE SALE.

U10 000SCHOOL BOND SALE-THE
- ptV, ,UUU Board OF Public Education, In
Wilmington Delaware, offers at private sale
az the office Of William y Highheld City
Treasurer No. 9 East Sixth street. Whining.
ton, DEL forty 81 900 School Erection and
Equipment Bonds. coupon in form. the same
being Glass G. 10000, maturing May II.
1882, and Glass D, 10000. maturing May
/, 1894, bearing interest az the rate Of four
and one-hnlf per centum per annum. payable
semi-annually on the first day Of May and
November Of each year, AZ the Union Ma.
tional Bank, Wilmington, Del. Legality Of
the issue guaranteed. Delivery viii be made
as Of November I
BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.
Attest; HARRY J. GUTHRIE, Secretary.
Oct27.7t.
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AUCTION SALE


A UCTION SALE-FURNITURE. CAR.
"A PETS, RUGS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS.
DAAPERIES, BEDDING or ALL KINDS
CHARGES AND COSTS. At sTfDHAM &
SONS AUCTION STORE. NO. III EAST
FOURTH STREET FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
9TH. 1915, AT 1 O'CLOCK p NJ, SHARP
- Solid Mahogany Bedroom Suit, tIree heavy
Brass Beds, National Springs Felt Mat
tresses, square post Enameled Bed. Ward
robe, Mahogany Dresser and Chiffonier. with
glass knobs, Walnut Dresser and Chiffonier
handsome Diningroom Suit including mas
sive Buffet Extension Table. China Closet
Dining Chairs. set Of fine Dishes; mahogany
frame, 5-piece Parlor Suit in Verona; Leather
Couch, Folding Davenport. with box com.
partment; two Roll Top Desks. go and 4s
inches long In fine condition: Kitchen
cabinet, Rockers Easy Chairs. Library Table,
Parlor Tablets, Mission Livingroom Suit
Pictures. handsome three.piece mahogany
frame, carved Davenport Suit. in brown
Spanish leather; cost SIIO: Woolen
Blankets, Comforts sheets. Pillow Cases.
Pillows and Bolsters, Table Linen fancy
Glassware, Couch Covers, Bed spreads
Towels, Etc Six fine Rugs in Ak.
minister. Wilton and Body Brussels. in sizes
9x12 s.3xio.6. 7.6x9. i0.6xi2. Ten Ian.
anese Art Squares. 9x12 in the most beau
tful designs and colors. Also al this sale
we VIII sell 1000 yards Of used Body Brus.
SELLS in room sizes. from 20 yards TO 40
yards This carpet has been used by the L.
S. Government
This Is a fine lot OF good furniture and carpets
and anyone going to housekeeping, should
attend this sale, as everything will positively
be sold for the highest bid. Sale Friday
November o. AZ ] o'clock p NJ, sharp.
novI. "a. Auciioneers.
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REGISTER,S NOTICF-

III STATE OF FLORENCE BANE. DE-
IL CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad-
lmiinistration upon the estate Of Florence
bsne, late Of Philadelphia Pa deceased were
aulE granted unto Caleb H. Burchenai on
the goth day Of October. A. d. 1913. and ali
persons indebted TO the said deceased. are
requested 70 make payment 10 the admits
ss,a.or without delay, and all persons having
exhibit and present the same, duly probated
20 the said administrator on or before fhe
zoth day Of October A. D. 1915 or abide
BY the law in this behalf
CALEB r. BURCHENAL.
Administrator
Address Caleb e. Burchenal ESQ, Attor.
ney-at-Law. Wilmington. Del
oct25.eod -9t
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IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
NOVEMBER ,.


Mars gives vibratory magnetic pow
ers and genius and inspiration in the
highly developed mental plane. This
is the birthdate of William Cullen Bry-
ant. who was born in 1894 and died in
1878.
The life and character OF this man
should be studied by all who have the
same birthdate.
Force OF will and indomitable pur-
pose are given by Mars. In practical
alalrs people OF this birthdate are
olunt and sometimes cruel. but in the
Iamily they are affectionate. generous
and forgiving.
farms, farming tools and real estate
SHOULD be advertised in the Want Ads
IN the coming three weeks.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
NOTICES

II UNrERs BEwARE-TRFspA AssrRs
- with dogs or guns will be arreste5
On seosely Farm. Charles G. Rupert
sept24eod-23t
A fIhk THIS DATE WILL NOT m
- - Isshonslble for any bills unless con-
JOSEPH CANNING.
nuHo-o'. No. 9tO King St.
A Ii TREsPAssERs ARE sTRTCTIY
a forbidden on the property Of Edward n
Mason also squirrel, rabbit. fox and AM
night hunting are forbidden. '''
EDWARD II. & PETER MASON.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
FOR SALE OR RENT.

L OR SALE OR RENT-LARGE HALL:
Good location. Address S-55. Evening
Journal Once oct29-2wks.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03

ID UNGALow AT OAK GROVE. NEAR
ID Elsmerc. Six rooms bath and heat;
all city conveniences. new; possession az
once. J. NJ. Ulmer. Contractor. Richard
son Park nov3-6t
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PUBLIC SIZE.


ID UBLIC SALE-HANING SOLD MY
farm. onc-half mile from. Milltown.
VIII sell at public sale all my farming uten-
sils and household goods, without reserve, on
Monday, Nov. -. 1915. -Four horses, seven
cows. calves by their side. three heifors,
one bull. Large lot Of farming utensils, at
In a No. / order, etc Conditions OF sale,
six months, without interest. II paid when
due; II not puid when due, interest from
date Of sale. ROBINSON NJ LYMAN.
STIDHAM & SON Auctioneers
HICKS & son. Clerks nov8l n.
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WANTED.

~ ANTED--s2. 900 FIRST MORTGAGE
W State interest. Address WISE. IN.
onco- oct23.tf
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
GOODEN e6A4zE o6APEEv

Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance
2W. NINTH.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE.

u NrERIENcED YOUNG MAN DESIRES
- POSITION ~ chauffeur. Address Yves
-'eNAs 'oolh"i omce. nov3-2t.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
PERSONAL.
UPHOLSTFRTSG-
MONEY no loan.

NJ ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL, ESTATE
4sA Any amount AZ lowest rates. Quickly
furnished. furnished. Address MAO. Evening Jonrnal
aov2s-m.w .w.s-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.

M EDiCAL ELECTRICrTY-eALv
.,s faradic and Sinusoidh Currents. scien.
Nancauy applied Medical and Electrical
iret Rs,t ne violet Ray. Blue Light Cab
NV n"'hN' iteierence from best physicians
MARY +. HEARN.
Nraana'e fennsylyenia Orthopaedie Insti.
'NS, sh9 , school Of Mechano- -Therapy line
o,tSo SS,epnene' 'insa, No. iol7 Madison 81.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
HEATING AND ROOFING.

NN L. WILLIAMS 70.
w No. S21 Orange ST. Roofing. Spout
ing and Heating. Metsl and composition
roofing. Hot Air Heating and ventilatinc
Repairing promptly done phone ian1s-tL
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
TYPEWRITERs.

~ YPEWRITERS RENTED - THREE
i months, $500. Rental applied on pur.
chase. Sold, $500 monthly. Typewritera
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange. No. DIS Market street.
auK22-tf
DENT A REMINGTON OR OWN ONE
N yourself by buying the rental plan
monthly; Also Monarchs 40 very reason
able prices.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER Co,
Phone 5126. 500 Equitable.
oct t9-tf
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TAILOR.

ID CoMROE, NO. s47 ORANGE STREET.
u Ladies' and Mems Merchant Tailor
We do Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
Work guaranteed and delivered. Furs re.
modelled. d. A. Phone, d362R.
oct27-codtm.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
.FOR REM

WEST SIDE.
3O1 w. Eleventh ST. ~ B....S4O
?nO N. Broome ST.. II & b.. sac
913 Van Buren, St., 10 r q B..... S35
3Oth & Monroe Sts.. IA r & B........S25
423 s. Rodney ST.. X & b. new. S2S
1921 Pennsylvania Ave, 8 r & B......S21
1928 Lancaster Ave. r B.... $50
III Grant Ave. 8 Il 4 B............SlS
23j Iatnall St. 10 x & B............S b. $50
sol Wright st. rooms. ms...........S o
1109 Coleman St., rooms. s...........S z
STORES AND BUSINESS PLACES
l12 Market St.. "a rooms. s..........S75
6O4 Market St., ] room. m..............S4O
1O2-1O6 r. Fourth St..............S3 $40. 90
18th q Walnut Sts., rooms. store. Ses
Many others.
Suburban homes for rent at Cedars. Rich.
ardson Park. Talleyville blacksmith shop.
We have large list Of FARMS suburban
and city properties for sale.
See US II you want to sell or huy.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
For Rent
FOR RENT

Desirable Offices, various sizes and reas-
enable prices, a34 Market st.
llOo BrOome St., 10 & B........ $500
1888 Shallcross Ave, B....... S26.5O
Richardson Park, I2 $1,000
Ihirtieth and jefferson SITS. g b. S2O.OO
Todd.s Lane, 10 X & B....... $1,000
Iodd's Lane, r & B..........S1S.OO
Todd's Lane. II & B........SI6.OO
Mendinhall Ave. & B....Si6.O
Mendinhall Ave, 8 r B. $500
Thirteenth and Walnut Sts., store
and dwelling. z rooms .S2s.O 90
Office aOf Market $500
Office, 904 Msrket $500
Marshallton, house, conference.-the
Shellpot Road house oms......S17.OO
lou cannot lose II your title Is guaranteed,
because you are fully protected
DELAWARE TRUST CO.
N. r. COR NINTH AND MARKET SITS.
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
PROPOSAL

- kOPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
Il the President OF the Levy Court Of New
,astle county. up to i2 o'clock noon Of the
eth inst, for the hauling and crushing OF
stone, az certain points on tho limestone
road, Mill Greek hundred. New Castle
county. Specifications can be secured Al
the county engineers office. Room 3O2 Church
Building Wilmington Del
JAMES WILSON,
nov5-lt County Engineer
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS -- LARGE MANUFACTURER
n wants reliable men. women To sell guar
antced Hosiery, Underwear. Shirts, direct to
homes. Write for free samples. Madison
Mills, 5ss Broadway. New York
septs. .22.oct6.2 20-nov3. 7-dec1,15
Evening journal., 1915-11-03

L LlzABETH HANRAHAN Uk ADUATE
IL isi a Hanna i.td Chiropody and
inanicurinE hnir drvsHing and mAssaEing.
No. 900 ADAMS ST. D.. q A.. zoos. Even
ing By appointment. mAr26-u
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CHIROPODISTS.

y LOKA JOHNSON sTKADLEY. NO. ool
4 Market street. Graduate OF Fowler and
mama. Treats Corns. 6un:ons. Ingrown
Nails Pc Evenings by appointment. d.
& A. 2617 jan2otf
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TO HIRE.


LLECTRlO VACCUM TO HIRE, sI.oO
~ per day. Address M-s9. Evening Jour
nnl Ohice. sept2O-tf
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
SANITARY WORKERS..


M LESS ExCANATING.
Vmce. S ". Corner Fourth and West SITS.
d. 4 A. Phone 51ls. oct21-tt
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HELP wANTED.

w ANTED-MEN, WOMEN. Is OR OVER.
w S1i month Government jobs List
Of positions free. Write Immediately
Franklin Institute. Dept. ii.J, Rochester.
n. Y. nov3-1m.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
HELP wANTEp-MALE.

U oY WANTED TO LEARN TRADE. NO.
ID 5ie Orange ST. octi9tf.
Evening journal., 1915-11-03
REMOVAL NOTICE

DIR. GEORGE E. COX
Dentist, has moved his Office from Washing.
nov3-eod.1m.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-11-06
PROSPECT AT Ii01..

tno original ica 10 suggest that tie interest tested in the mineral oses he doors of the residents ot the aod district shown reputed dsco located hundreds of miles away there very Nhood tla and profitable mines would be opened u3 Iae nue furry of last week. which de- veIoped the fact that rons prospects ioc2eo but thirty miles from this city, district which hardly had no1 inc tsp ot prospec>ors feet proba VIII result n real pro peci Ie0 c>c that vicinity with the favor of profitable mining field be- ing opened up There Of such districts close Xy to darod Sinking holes 10 bedrock aI5uous task and seldom done except there be substantial encouragement But toe f nd cation that pay has been struck many ard much capital N be found ready nde.al the work Had this ind been made of the wekno,,n Aaso districts would lave been heraded a world bonanza discovery Outside papers would have taken the story, and enseess would have ensued that night have worked greatly the disadvantage Of the country and imposed unnecessary hardps upon worthy The people of this district do dee start unNaarted apedes When the ne u1Icul ed will later, at discovery of importance sU nf1x of people from he ousid world o H dis rct made, the world I! he informed n the meantime such dents that of last wee have none but good effects lh M re- suit the prospecting ct promising creeks, without causing do pointen hundreds often has been the adyised pedes
 The pot of gold ct he anboys end always has had an oltrac ton for and tate Of nnd that pecur to the and prospector. SomeEy be prevalent opinion flat rich strike that has aveed distance must be true
 would have been ced such distance Ire opportunities hand have less tact2 than those located remote and inaccessible point.
 It Is the opinion cf many ve.no:od ren that t3s noon of Alaska due many Flat and Otter creeks yet There few who believe that eN the mineral ground that worth opening u hear of developments that will set the hearts of the odoYs nglng with the eXcten Of ind that vii stIe he world with the ouuoo ns o he riches ot Aakas.
 The koyu@us, such places the Ioo1ana the Shuanna and Marshal City N contu to attract pospectors from @ district from time to e largely because they But when al s. realize that s particular Of te great NoGtand there probably more opportunities lor the real ooeotos than M any other locality. /
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-11-06
lA.2S Esta.,NIlTOtj LEWIS

The that the chairman of the Democratic national committee has mentioned James H hilton Lewis United States senator from HE hoi vicepedents] possibility does necessarily mean that Le' has than :nary chance that dsncon This the period when the fa)e occupies the the stage and while the spectacular lrosan may not lay claim the tide of Illinois taNorIte son. he o many enhp among ali classes of citizens and has popularity that well may be looked upon as a able political asset by au campaign managers such Norman Mack
 The office Of vice president ot the United States peculiar n that hIe the duties of the petition rather unnportan because of the limitations put the officer of the United States senate the welfare and safely oF the demand that be filed by man of ability and sound judgment While flew Democratic ocehoders die and none there the possibility of the vice president of the United States beng called upon the duties chief rae Tor t3 the greatest taken that ou5 man (nat the political who would be a2t adopt radical and unec 2oe) be nominated for the position he once has been used the political cesboad neo occasions notably the of former President Roosevelt for the purpose Of shelving ambitious who were likely 10 become troublesome to the potcs Generally has been the case that when
 man Was elected to the presidency that the end his o cal he excephc the of Theodore Roosevelt only to accenuate the rule
 James Hamilton Lewis of the unique characters in American pubic hte and while few of his ardent admirers will claim tor m presidential qualifications there will be many who will gyant that he would acorn the oCe Of le5 has the
 what unusual dncc2 e having been returned congress from two different ae lie member of the lower house of the national lawang body from > state of Washington being elected on the fusion ticket 1894 ard his removal Illinois elected to the Unted States senate after residence there of only years He also the candidate o the Pacific delegations for vice ore cent at the Democratic ona convention of 1900 He became PoTaton counsel o the ely of Chicago oO but years after his removal that city, and member of the joint high commission which determined the Car dian and Alaskan boundaries
 Inc country at args robaby its recollection of James Ham, on LeN to the rat persistent and somewhat uncgnfed oagn o satire ard ce which naucuTated against him by
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-11-06

the shi,; song to London, sang in the British music halls:
 (Which switch is the switch. miss, for Ips
 wich!
 Its the Ipswich switch which I require Which switch switches Ipswich with thi.
 switch?
 You've switched ny switch OF the wrong
 wire;
 You've switched me on Norwich. moi
 Ipswich,
 So, now, to prevent further hitch, If you'll tell me which switch is Norwich and which switch
 Is Ipswich, I'll know which is s'wich. " The origin of not . few tongue-twister. must be sought in antiquity, like that ia. Vorte one of eve1ybody's youth: Peter Piper picked peck of prictly pickIed
 peppers;
 If Peter Piper picked peck of prickly
 plckled peppers,
 Where's the peck of pricllly pickled pep
 pers Peter Piper picked?'
 If this is aIiteration, make the most of it! But very likely have misquoted the ancient classic, and if anybody can set me right l shall be very much obliged. There also is a pleasant story about how fIhree tiny tree toads tried to trot to Troy" but all l remember of it is the first line. It's "vers hbre," of sort, like the Peter Piper poem but that's nothing for F. r. A. has demonstrated that the weather report can be turned into free verse.
 Some of the tongue twiSters are especially adapted to serve as tests of ebriety. Curi- ous fact, by the way, about that word "ebriety." Thought it was antonymous to "inebriaty." After all, neither word is the one l wanted Degrees of intoxication, however, may be fairly well determined by goading the subject with some such tongue twister as He started straight up State street" until he indignantly accepts your challenge and says-never mind, but even a sober man might fall down on a task no harder than saying Shove cedar shingIe thin" several times in rapid succession. Try another Try Toy boats, toy boats toy boats, toy boats toy boats" and keep 1t up till you see what happens. If that's too easy learn this by heart: T say, John,
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-11-06
LE1E'3 LEE;Es3 IN GENTLE ART 0G

Che of tAe delighta-and enc of the draw back,-of storytelling is that your auditor, or victim, as the case may be, l> pretty sure to tell another. And, on similar principles, it is with considerable trepidation as the orators often Degln by saying, that l venture upon the present ublect--the gentle art of tongue twisting, For 1 feel very sure that any one o1 my readers can come back at me with more tVistabl2 examples than those which am myself able to quote However thar may b2, am reConciled to the probabilities by the reflection th2t contributions to the >ublect from whatever source must havr the effect Of adding to the gnety of war llntatcd public
 Among the simplest of tongue-twisters is one which, as l remember it, was imposed or the comedian of The Sunshine Girl" who got away with it with flying co!ors. l saw nothino difficult in the test until at tempted to show my companion how easy it "es, and then l commented inwardly, but truculeHtly, on the faulty enunciation with which so many of Us are cursed The comedians line ran as follows "She stood at the gate welcoming him in" Reads all right, of course, but say it aloud several times as rapidly as possible. Not nearly SO unlucky for the unwary as that ancient stumbling block, "The sea ceasetb, and it sutficeth Us"
 Many of the commoner tongue-twisters have been introduced or popularized through the medium of comic opera Take the recent instance from Dancing Around" That lit tie ditty about Sister Susie surely did sing its way into a terrible muddle
 Sister Suses sewing shirts for soldiers.
 Such skill at sewing shirts our shy young
 sister Susie shows,
 The soldiers send epistles,
 Say they'd rather sleep in thistes,
 Than the saucy, soft, short shirt for sol
 diers sister Susie sews."
 The tongue-twisting type of song attained q great vogue in musical comedy about half a dozen years ago. when "She sells sea shells on the seashore" was all the rage. A little later came (Which switch is the switch, miss, for Ipswich?" Jack Norworth, the American comedian, who has lately taken
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-11-06

Fresh Olympia aad Eastern Oysters, $1.50 per can. ldltarod Meat Co.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-11-06

You r"n 'Ie".h by ""itNn1 that [ the unGrr- ~lw},a. hayr expended dH;n@ tiI" yc2" uJur- .rcu N"n.Ir"G aud lnIr;r'H 0t@t@ une 'uuH- G'"l il}Jr@ l$Inu. auI during ri.r lr9r "H.1'1 ."'ir.I ""t 0u'tnr. .tHtt. t," >.n or ,tIc h'u3.cd dollars '>105. u 'ao"r &.'i HHu..,tlr. '!t, NToD the Nai"Hy N+~1- ',1'L"u place. mining rIam. tH i"rt ,tmlt pr NHurc creek, tihUta"N of thn Tak 'nl '.'"r. n Mount H"hIntrN mining district. FoUrth H.1.,iun T"rltor" of Nta,),a, a.r!rr of ,.4.rh l., found in NrH'm" |. 3f NagD TOD. nr lj"' r'rn"i> or -ljG Mount NcNiDIry mu- lue district, tu order lo hoII sad claim "n- tt" lHr provisions of ~crtlnn 2H24 of tho Revised Statutes. 4Ni the nM"nduoNt~ thereto Ar".NNod January 29, l%>n. con corning rNHHl i"lor UNJ" mr.n@ "i&Imr. .''."4 .2r &-I r"ut raGHi""1 to hold -i,L pace. I.rtuE claim for til' r,"tg's nIirt .n ti'n >..t d-v nr l}."rMb"r. 1915. t,ilI on tIn "t~l d&. If hcr"mhr". tgIi
 '"i f N iun a.ur'l daV+ after tho urIN- jr'.'.n "r thI, u0.i"" vun raIi " refuse tn ut"'A"t" \o~r I"unu"jIDn of such ryp"u- r''..'. R. '"-. Wn"", your ut""c=t m tn" N1Hmy Association placer mining ri2m "i'l arc inc tho jfruu"rtE ur in" ~Ub~r;.h"". Eour "n-' '-n"r }':" has made the rrGul"cd ry- TnE!1".rr. ivy the 'r"in~ or sud section.
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Iditarod pioneer., 1915-11-06
FCkTEIEEJ2E ItCIECE

Jch Nr'Etire at Pioneer office
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-11-06

Hot Air and Napor Baths with Electric Vibration and Gstaona-hy Mas>aypy have the
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-11-06

II the correspondents only will agreement as to the date o the :edaats wedding feeling of relief will be expeanced ty anxious public
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-11-06
EjGTtCE 0E FCnEE..T'gT.T5t2.c. <.

r. Y. ~.I rnjd. end to yuIr NcIu*. cN..u-
 to"> atw,ni-tratnrs anG a-~is2@.
 NoH agn hereby notified lbHt IA" #"I".' If-~.' !, 8 co-'NunT. u3~ r'HnIeG Iu .h"r aud improvements III" -Hm nr nr. hundred d.I"r~ |*i"G-.o. per year f"" .t" years 1913 and t9If upon that certain plor.r Hnm@ r.1tUi known as The lE2p~y Naw l,Hr A~~ortGl.ou. situated 2t the heed pr Plat creek, tributary of Urr. creek. in Otter rrrw1Eg district, Territory CT hI-Ea. ln Whrrh voH are tnr o}ynrr or Gn undivided np-uI"hth tl-> interest.
 l"u and each Of you ar" hereby not!t"d thur IT. at n" expiration CT ninety l@1t days after tl" last publication of this nD;i"" ynU hiyr failed or refused to ronrrUhDt" your share of the aforesaid expenditures, you" interest in sad claim Will become tor- r,irlh and Wil become inc property If tA" undersigned, according 10 the provisions Of r""l."n 2#@l of Revised statutes of lho ImIrd States.
 DAVID 1TH>NDEEHG. cn-Ownor.
 pate of first publication. sept. |. 1915.
 Dair of last DGhHrItion. Dee. 4, 1915.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-11-06

"e ere rot informed the reEs of the of o Cy oG oez tie Valdez Dock Company, but going the theory o** corporation always guilty until proven extend congratulations to the progressive little city on having 2n the first round n the battle for its r;aits
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-11-06

The 20veenl 10 fora co-1egcia club caer c7crcc n ths o one that should receive he of every citizen Qt the dsct Instances constantly arsna where some eo lie o:3anzaton be of great the community and cH o such organization often results confusion because of na5s WorEno purposes Business e1 and cers 2e7r should be alert to ter opportunities and these best be taken d vantage of tLrouoh orca7iza tion