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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-03

~ sutomohilc md NJ tho end " his
Journey applied at the office for help.
but for the poor sick mother who has
com 90 Albuquerque 20 regain her
health aud finds she cnnnot improve
and do the heavy w%nshiugs over the
Streaming tubs that nre ncccssary a. her
existence here aud that her life Is rap
idly fading away aud wants to go back
home ~ her babies who nrc cnrrd for
by friends'who nrc not able 90 help her.
No hours nrc too long Tor the secretary
her and many others 10 like condition
a MEMBER.
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to California and the exposition.

-"
o
The family o. Secretary w. u. Day is
expected 20 arrive via automobile 90.
day. They will make their home here
during the summer.
Mrs. ". ~. Hawthorne and Miss Al.
berta Left Tuesday for Los Angeles,
where they vii be Joined by Mr.. Hay-
thorne and l.yle 20 spend the summer
They will return about the frst Of Sep
tember.
Mr.. John +. Simms, a popular attor
ncy. returned Tuesday night from q trip
through the casi, and a visit with his
father and mother iu 1~eNarkaua, Arb
O.
Mrs. Eleauor X. Noble aud her daugh
ter. Miss Laura. loft Wednesday for "a
two weeks visit in Mouroc, Mich.
,ir. and Mrs. ". =. Fullerton ~ Datii,
n. NJ, are visiting friends Ia the city.
d
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Seligmnn AZ
Santa Fe, were in the city Friday the
guests ~ friends.
Mrs. 1aegar had ~ her guests for a
few days this week her niece, Miss H..
/ Ter Caudrinn aud a friend, Miss Florsh.
/ elm of Chicago, who storped over on the
WY 20 "A Francisco.
9
Mrs. AIDA Pea,ce Winn who returned
with thc Barths from Springer, Ariz.
for a Few days visit with Mrs. Nuhp.
loft Thursday night for her home.
O.
Mrs. Jua S%onstcgard King arrived
last week for a short stay Iva Albuqucr
que. and Is ~ present ~ the y. ". G.
4. on south Bird street. Mrs. King is
a reader Of note, and hopca o. give q
children c~hautauqna iu the near tu-
ture. probably beginning Tuesday morn.
ing Of next week. she will be- assisted
by local talent.
The Catholic Lady Foresfers viii meet
in regular session July sth az ';A'
sharp. Social and cards after the meet.
ing. A good time il assured all Come
and bring your friends. "Biueher Or
ehestra."
The Luncheon Bridge Club met witt
Mrs. Frank Butt az her home on Gold
avenue on "Wednesday afternoon.
o
Mrs. james Bliney entertained on'
afternoon this week with three table,
Of auction.
Mrs. T.. l.. Price Of ~ paso ~ v%isitiul
her parents, M. and Mrs. Edgar Bias
lof III south Edith street. She will &C.
main @ mouth or more 20 rccuperai.
from ~ recent operation for toasilitis.
o.
Rev. Hugh 4. Cooper ohiciated yes
terday afternoon M the Cooper resi-
dence on South Walter street. M tn
marriage Of walter J.. Wilson, an en-
ployee Of the santa Pc az the local sta
lion and Miss Hutto Of Manhattan
Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson vii
make their home In Albuquerque.
3
Mrs. l.. r. whitney and son, Noel %
Terro Haute, Indiana, are guests %
Rev. and Mrs. n. A. Cooper for "a fey
days. They are returning from "a visi
90 the coast expositions.
%
Mrs. +. l.. Bradford who went To 10
Angeles 10 the National Federation q
Music Clubs, as "a state delegate was az
pointed "a national officer. Mrs. Brad
ford is auditor. This Is quite an homo
90 Albuquerque and the local must
club.
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WHEN THE WORM ruRvED.

"No power ON earth haH mako 900,
do If" hc declared. firmly She ap
preached close Co. hj. side Her Cash
ing eyes blalcd into hi. 1nd Icr Hr.
snccrco: you shall Do 81 Howr.,.
you dread 10, 10 must De l.ae, Sol.
hear nee
81 refuse utterly Such n thing D..
unworthy for a man OF pride 4u0
honor To- undertake." ne repeated
drawing back from her as tom q
wliIlaeh
Qulr.'v she was ~ his side AGAIN.
gripping DDS arm with fingers SLIM.
but hard as steel.
She slipped q small knife into Do.
hand 'hiu. sharp-poiutsl piece D.
steel. "Ihtrci' she said lis llsti.
macy was m|omcntly driving her ta
desperation
Her voice broke with passion and
she cried. in q loud. angry tone. VIII.
lam Iomkius, n you don't do what !
say, and a1 peel those potatoes a,
once youli 60 to bel without any
dinnerl"
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la the WoBaa's Club building, NJ the
corner ~ Scytnth aud oGld nvenue.
every sunday morning ne N O'Clock.
Wednesday evening services are AZ
: % clock.
The public is cordially invited 10 al.
tend these services.
sunday school az g;i5 clock.
Reading room Ia the n. r. Armiio
building, room No. lA. open each day
from . "a 8 ?. m
st. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church.
silver avenue and sixth street. Rev.
Edward y. Schueler, d. d.. pastor.
Parsonage BOG $. sixth. Phone 1893.
The arst sunday in July " the see.
and anniversary Of the present pastor.
ate, and We have chosen this date for
the midsummer Communion Service,
which will be held az the morning hour,
u O'Clock.
During July and August the evening
preaching service viii be- combined with
the young peoples service. the com.
bincd service commencing at 1870 aud
lasting one hour. Tomorrow evening"
the service viii be patriotic. carrying
out President Wilosn' = suggestion of mn
I" Amrricanization' Fourth Of July.
Misses selma Krncmer and Alice sch.
reibcr will be in ehnrge of the topic.
sunday school a;l5 u. w. The Junior
G. =. meeting is changed to 6,30 p. M
for the snmmcr. Instead Of Monday
evening, the G.. p. business meeting vii
be held on Wednesday evening.
our church and sunday school picnic
viii be held Monday az Fourteenth nnd
Gold. The crowd vii leave the chrrol
NJ . %. M. Al our friends invited. fol
AN or part ~ the day.
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Firat Rnntist Church

Corner Broadway and Lead avenue.
G. 7. Taylor, pastor; residence 300 s..
Walter street; Phouo 1865.
Preaching by the pastor az II Co.. M.
and 7:30 =. m.
Communion service and hand of fcl.
lowship ~ the morning hour.
sunday school 9.4j ~. m.
Junior y. y. +. a.. $3.50 p Senior
-. Y. T.. l.. : d.. m.
Mission sunday school. seventh und
Mountain Road, 3 p. m.
The sunbeam society has suspended
meeting until september.
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NEW BOOKS AT THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY


eeee~e~N0S~~
People Of Albuquerque will be in
terested In the book OF the great west
whbh might. II Il were written for
jeveniles. be called n second BLACK
Beauty" the work OF Marcus Horton,
who at n time lived here and took
work al the University Of New Mex
leo. The book Is called Bred Of the
Desert and. accordingly the title
page description. n the story of a
horse and a romance. Tho addition
OF the beautiful horse Pat ~ a figure
Va an already interesting romance
furnishes quite a novelty ~ the read
cr ~ this book. There never Nas "a
horse nearer perfection than Pat. "a
rare horse. rare in any country,
doubiy rare ~ his land OF the small
spanish product. was The rating given
Pat by men trained 10 judge value at
sishi. And so widespread did this APP
praisnl become. along trail. beside
campfire. IN bunkhuusc. that Il was
known throughout the length and
breadth Of the territory. that Judge
Richards was tbs owner 81 a horse
the Ike OF which had never bcon
seen south Of the Pccos."
Mueh OF the country described Is
county iEht around here. Into the
story which 81 woven around the
beautiful black horse. Pat. there IS
written also the story Of his mistress.
Helen richards. and the hero of the
book, stephen wainwright. 80 bet
ter description has appeared for many
"a day than that OF stephens running
hght with a western bad man. il
the grcat desert. ~ b. a book which
Is interesting for murc reasons than
that Dc has Tor its setting the country
round about.
Frances Little. the author oi the
Lady of the Decoration" has written
in THE House of the Misty Star" n
romance OF missionary lie iu Japan
which is mll of charm. There is. in
truth, so much that ls refreshing,
amusing and original iu the subordl-
nate iucidonts-thc quaint character
Of Jane Grey. the luearrlcIblc Xura
ana the hopeless evaporation ~ her
grandfather. Kihiwotu Slu-that the
deeper complications of the plot seem
uacdlcssly thcutric.
Ursula Priscilla JcIkius who tells
fae story claim that by thirty years
of toiling and teaching in Japan she
had earned % clear tlf', cas- step
mother in law to hall the waits OF the
Orient D learns that 1u Nmcri-
can mis- ionary ls sick. haIf starved.
in the CrimirJl quarter coz Hitiyama
and $50 hastcns 60 rescue Miss Grey.
% had always been dead set" Miss
Jenkins explains. against taking "a
companion permanently into my
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Evangelical Lutheran ohurob

Corner ~ Edith street and Central
avenue, in the library bliliing. Cart
Schmid, pastor.
sunday school $3.50 70. m.
German sc=yire 1880 o.. m.
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nRIoHrJAoCARD.

One ~ the prctticst weddings 81 she
season was that ~ Miss Ruth Bright
and Mr.. G. Roy Jaccard which Was sol.
cmniaed NJ , u'clock on Monday after.
nncn ~ the Lead Avcnne Methodist
church. The ceremony was performed
by Df. Aionxo Bright, father 81 the
bride. assisted ~ Rev. g. @. Beckmah.
the pastor u the church.
The church Was decorated With palms
and ferns. banked IN every available
space, with masses OF pink and white
flowers.
Prof. stanley sedor presided At the
piano. Misc Grace stofts played a
violin obiieaia, while Mr.. Robert Sewell
sang that swcci wedding song, "Be.
causo" BY Guy D'Hardeiot. As the
last woros q the beautiful sony Heated
out Nv. Sstcr began the wedding march
q the nedding party entered the
church. First csme ths fishers. Donats
Wilson and Fred Calkins, next the
tndemaid, Miss Mary Bright. sister Of
tho uide, then the rang bearer Hazel
Strong. after Gcr the bride entered npon
the arm Of heli h-thef, Tbornion Bsieht.
who also gave the bride away. The par.
~ approached the altar down the east
aisle ~ the church, while the groom aud
his best mnn, Mr.. Chas. Jaccard oi
Webb City, Missouri. eame dewn ths
wess aisle, meeting the bride NJ tbs al
tar.
The bride was handsomely gowued III
a dteNs Of white crepe meteor. trimmed
with real lace, with full train. ~,
veil was arranged IN cap effect, held
in piace with dainty sprays u niies-of
the valley. Her only ornament was an
exquisite cameo breach. the gilt of The
green. She carried q boquet " bride .,
roses and sweet peas. The maid OF
honor were q bccoiaing gown Of pini
and white with a pieture hat Of lace
and carried a shower boquot II pink
sweet peas. After the ceremony a re-.
ceptioh was given ~ the home Of the
BRIDES parents, DIR. and Mrs. AionzC
Bright on West Marquette avenue.
The Jaeeardr left on the santa y,
train No. ) for a honeymoon trip IN ths
east. They viii make their home ~
kifksyille, Mo, where MI. Jaoeard has
"A position in the state Normal school
as the head Of the Horticultural depart
mCnt.
Mrs. Jaecafd leaves behind her d host
Of fneDds. Not the least among then
are the gIrls " the high school 90 whom
she enaeafcl hercseiI during the past
wear ~ thr head Of the domestic seIene'
department In the city school.
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Floyd Lee is expected home to-
niPht from a nip to Niagnra Falls
ava chicago. nv chicago no met his
brother Chester. who vas on his way
east. Chester is 10 enter the Yale
forestry school They had a party
in Chicago.
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BAoA SCOTT.

ON Tuesday morning Miss Lucy Bao'
became .tlf bride pf Mr.. George Grown
.ng Scott. The wedding TOOK place al
the parsonage of the church ~ San
FELIPE. intner DC Prieto officiating.
The wedding while simple in detail and
very quiet on account OF ickness n
the family, was nevertheless a beautiful
one. with the solemn ritual OF tht
church. Miss Florence Miller rs maid
of-honor and Mr.. &. Hubbard as best
mau we're the attendants.
After the wedding the party returned
10 the bride : home on West Fruit ave
nue. where a s%umptuous wedding dinner
Was served. The house vas decorated
with pink and white carnutions, the col.
Or chosen By the bride as the motif
for the wedding.
Mr. aud Mrs. Scott then left on the
afternoon train for Santa Fe and Den
ser. After IA few weeks they will take
up their residence in Albuquerque
where they both enjoy "a large circle OF
fricdns.
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The Churches
First Methodist Eplscopa: chureh.

FIRST Methodist Episeopa; Church.
Corner Lend avenue ana South Third
streets. Charles Oscur Beckman. pas
tor. Miss Edith Gorhy, d%caconess
Morning sermon az ~ will be- " Amer
ieunism." Evening subject at : O'Clock
usWhnt eyery Christian Pruys for -
Mr.. John d. Falkenbufg will sing iu
the morning and Mr.. Charles w. Jouk
crs ut night.
sunday school ut 9.4J. Epworih
League 80 Z =. m.
FIRST Congregational Church.
Corner Coal and Broadway \. Tooth
nker. minister, residence COS south
Edith street.
SUNDAY school 0:i5 "a. m.
Divine Worship II a.. m. and iilj pm.
Patriotic service in the morning, subs
ieet patriotism that Counts.
Evening these, (Which side h. God
on"
y. y. $. G. +. Gas p. m.
Following is the musical program;
Morning service. "Festiynl Prelude,
'Old Hundred - Eddy. Ductt, "'Thc
Lord is My shepherd, 10 Smart. D..
stanley Ecdcr, Robert r. Ecwell Offer
tory, "Meuui. 80 Lully. Postlude. Vac
r|iutious on Stur.SpaEgled Banner,
Buck. Evening service; Organ prelude,
"Aneuntino, % Prank. solo, Crossing
the Bar" Wiloughby. Offcrtory!
''siciliano.' Bach. rosilnde, "'Allc'
gro,' (lst sonata Mendclssohn. J..
Stanley scder, organist and ehoirmus-
ter.
Central Ave. M T. Church, South.
Cor Central avenue and Arno street
T.. T.. Inllance, Pastor.
O.lJ a. ~. Sunday school.
II d. m. Prenchiag by the pastor, sub
iert. i'Americanization. Sermon 10 be-
followed by the Sacrament Of the Lord %
supper.
~ m. Epworth League.
: %. m. Preaching by the pastor, sub
iect. "The Sixth Commandment.
Tucsday, 3 2. ~, Womun's Missionary
soeiety meeting M the church.
"Wednesday : p. m. Prayer meeting,
Christians Science Society.
Christian Science services are held
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Champions Meet AT Tennis.
PITTSBURGH Pa, July 3-li Not-
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KRossrowN 500 CLUB.

KEOSSTOWN 900 CLub.
Tn. Krosstown 900 Club met with
Mrs. viii Rudolph Thursday evening.
Progressive 500 was played. Mrs.
Nanshipt winning the prize for the
high score. Mrs. Antiil receiving the
consolation favor. a delightful lunch
con was served at the close Of the even
inc. The guests this week We're; Mrs.
Geo. Thomas, hrs. b. a. Antill, Mrs.
Manship. Mrs. Livingstone Mrs. Phil
lips, Mrs. Hafrlson.
q
Mrs. G. X. Williams Of Riugwood,
Oklahoma, Is expected tonight for "a vas
~ with her daughter, Miss Maybellc
Williams.
%
DIR. and Mrs. David Il. Boyd md Miss
Alice Boyd viii leave tomorrow for mo
extended trip through California. Mrs.
Boyd and Mis- Alice viii spend the sum
mer ou The const.
Mr. end Mrs. ". y. switzer have re.
turned from q month = stay et sulphur
springs.
o.
Mrs. Nathaniel Louis. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. NJ. Ray
noln4, for several weeks left sunday
night FOR heg home Ia Canyon City,
Colo. While here she was the recipient
of many social attentions.
O.
Mrs. J.. ". Gilbert nf ~ Juntn. Colo,
who visited with her sister. Mrs. Frank
Summers, for several days this week,
returned home "Wednesday night.
D.
Mr. and Mrs.. T.. q. Rippner who have
baen visiting Mr.. Rippner' = parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Ripper. returned 20
Cleveland the early part Of the week.
-
AR. aud Mrs. Harvey n. Wharton and
son left for Their ranch iu California I
an Monday of this week. They will 70.
main there during the summer.
O.
Miss Jessie Coggshsh ~ Richmond, 70
amending the summer with her brothers.
Char. and Preston Coggsheil.
Mrs. ID. X. n. Sellers has gone 10 Cali.
faTnsa 20 spend several weeks.
o.
Mrs. \. N. Sole and Mrs. T.. -. Pc.
fers ~returned from q visit tpas .onR
Beach, caiify On F1as,ay -hftefnoon.
%.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. Neher with their
son, Frank, left Wednesday, for a trip
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Central Ave. NJ Z. Church. South.

ChTistiane BcIenco Society.
Christian Science services are held
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Mrs. \. N. solle and Mrs. T.. -. Pc.
fars ~returned from q visitTatgaEJ .ong
Beach, califs on g1aSiny -hftefnoou.
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Mrs. Nathaniel Louis. who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. l.. NJ. Ray
noln4, for several weeks left sunday
night FOR heg home in Canyon City,
Colo. while here she WAS the recipient
of many social attentions.
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Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. Neher with their
SON, Frank, left Wednesday, for a trip
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The family o. Secretary W. u. Day is
expected 20 nrriye via automobile 10.
day. They will make their home here
during the summer.
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DR.. and Mrs. David Il. Boyd md Miss
Alice Boyd viii leave tomorrow for nh
extended trip through California. Mrs.
Boyd and Mrs Alice viii spend the sum
mer on tho coust.
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PERSONALS

| States Attorney T.. o. Weant IL In
New York today on business.
Miss Bertha Hill, near Eastview, ia
spending few days I'm Baltimore.
Mrs. III. ID. Fowble, West Main
street, was in Union Bridge this week
Mrs Thomas Coonan, Pennsylvania
avnue, is visiting relatives In Bal
tilore.
Prof. George +. Morelock spent
Tuesday visiting schools in Carroll
county.
Miss Louise Nipple, Of Havre de
Grace, IL visiting the Misses Jerome
on West Green street.
Mrs. s. K Herr was a. delegate to
the State Convention of the w. G.. T.
T., held at Rockville.
Mrs. Louis Berman, Pennsylvania
avenue, has returned home after
spending a week in Brunswick.
MI. William Seifert, OF Baltimore
spent Sunday last with Mrs. Kate Hill
and family, of Hilldale farm
Miss Mary Starner, Pennsylvania
avenue is spending several days IL
Washington, D. c., this week.
Mrs. Roy Spangler and son, Eugene
OF Hanover, Pa, spent the weeks END
with relatives at Hampstead.
\ Mrs. Edward Ham, daughter
Kathryn, and SON, Philip, near East
view, spent Monday In Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. William A. Barnett
and son, Walter, spent last week al
Smallwood with relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Prevo, OF
Marshall, H., are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James ID. Mitchell, East Main
street.
v Mr.. and Mrs. John Elgin, of Balti-
more, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Elgin. Pennsylvania avenue
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Kroh and
I family, OF Hanover, Pa, motored To
Taneytown, Manchester and this city
Sunday.
Y Miss Ethel Shreeve returned after
spending two weeks with her parents
MIR. and Mrs Murray +. Shreeve
Finksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Henry, Miss
Dulin and Miss Way. were guests OF
Mrs. John II. Reifsnider, SIR, on last
y IHurSudy.
Mrs Dietrich and Prof and Mrs
Saunders, of Gettysburg spent Sun
day with Rev. and Mrs. Hetrick
Carroll street.
4 Mrs. A. w. Davis has been spending
some time in Baltimore and Washing
Y ton, with her sister, Mrs. William "a
Barnett, and friends.
Mr. ana Mrr GnmueI WiIlat and
family, of Hanover, were guests Of
MI. Theo. Yeiser and family. Penn
sylvania avenue, Sunday.
MIR. Isaac Long and daughter
Marie, and Mr.. William Tawney, OF
Pleasant View Farm, Tannery; Miss
Florence ColEifower and MIR. Leslie
Fox, of the Blue Ridge Mountains
motored to Mr. George Fox's resi-
dence on Saturday and had very
pleasant time.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Sunday school this Sunday at a.
IN. Divine service at 10, by Rev. ].
Luther Hoffman. G. T. Society in the
evening at 7-30.
Mr.. Upton II. Myers and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Myers and son, Frederick,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Myers cousin, Mrs. ID. f. Peters, at
Waynesboro, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Myers and
son, Martin, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Myers sister, airs. Albert F1aurance,
or Rouserville, Pa
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Myers and
Miss Mary Edna Myers spent few
days of last week In Baltimore.
Mr.. "A. r.. Wagner Is spending few
days In York, attending the York
Fair
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Left the BOOkie Gasping.

The following conversation took
place at a. fashionable hotel between
one OF the walters and a bookmaker,
who was living there:
II say, waiter" said the "bookie. v
you are the slowest lot OF walters !
ever saw"
Beg pardon, sir" was the reply,
ITS not on tirst-past-the-post prin-
clples here"
What do you know about first
past-the-post2" inquired the book
maker. You should be home in Ire
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. 5. 1915
Sale Register.

rbur4day. October il. at p. ~. horse. Sow
.rd pigs, farming Implements. household and
S furniture also will offer the little property
hnovvn as the Edward c. Fowler property. John
" Coppersmith, in Fowlertown. III miles from
WaStminster near the Washington road. II. J.
Albaugh. Auctioneer.
Saturday. October 18th. 1t I r. M, Is brood
$500 some have pigs, others supposed to farrow
Soon. boars Berkshire and Hampshire (reg).
; mich cows pens choice pigeons. fountains and
rest bowls; surrey, stick wagon. runabout two
horse trap, set double harness, etc Teisers. on
the Finksburg Farm. FinksburE. Md. IL. NJ.
Davis Auctioneer-
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Wet by 5000 Majority.

Minneapolis, Mimi, -Uctober D.
The county option election in this
(Hennepin) county was won by the
vets yesterday by a majority Of
about 5000, according to virtually
complete returns today
At the headuarters or the drys il
was said the struggle to GUST the 433
saloons i'm Minneapolis had not been
given up-only deferred.
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WANTED.
sEtEE.t " W " W W W " " " " " "

WANTED An industrious man who
can earn 500 per month and expenses
retailing our Products to farmers.
Must have some means for starting
expenses and furnish contract signed
BY 2 responsible men. Address WV. IT..
Rawleigh Company, Freeport, Ill,
giving age, occupation and references.
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land digging turf"

well. SIR" said the waiter, "if I
was home in Ireland, shure, would
BE- sleeping with the pigs; but here.
shure, 4 have only to wait on them
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1.-THE COAL QUESTION liz THE
QUESTION OF THE HOUR. Some
times it's question Of an hour and u
half, Of two hours o. more. Once We
take All order, 1t goes ~ We agree.
Order ~ early in the day as possible
from Smith & Reifsnider.