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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
Sntaaptuf.

&oiior " 81 Nrictn rejitc
Treoo1 til &,loit. &,s
Mii@ @.oons No.tou rcJitt
Trc0oQ til Gcp Nompton. Ed.
Nroic@icr on Mrs. 8 N (u
ocIitoo tom @}auoag tjIboqc ira GDi
CuQo
@|iis Eoa &5auoo@ ina GrcOc
rict &o. bciolcr 'or <jom 'mc 6or
U.orc her
9Gis Glar,ou, 2aocut ira @,
lott isis. o,ieut, Hoite llac Eroics
ior Npieth.
9}r On @,c. @oo,ya >obmoa
1eielic ijois, lila, SlUomma,r /
Nrojric on Gpjeu isis.
Ytr2 : SinmiHliou ira chi
co3o cr ncropgc gaa en- 2'tut hes 4Ir.
~ Gr. Z NJ Smmcis
4tIls Grc0d &tlujO rciitt uo'ty
llae til N&o,lo Aol.o &5aib. bgor
hun ifo! u,rtc iom %Ur,rmOc
4irs. q. a. 9jaal o9 Mrs :.
&orien IRA Nluom N,lm btiolt,
iINitc lt9e SIramin1cr ntrnCot
Yir2 @,siu %rorou C}olOtul0
ira S3aihmQtor :. 6. bar en- (j(
beieat 6. % &ol0ens. her @utu.
- s.. ". %epaaa o. 9ilI2 aori,l
rciitc Sir2ooq I'll aitiou Golmtu
@iinu.. Tor al title lin %auocicnoon
ocrlloe.
~ QiIia Aatbuuta Nouoen rein,
Sen0a9 tilbogc iii Aco @iuQ. hool
hun irefpentercr |Yutherou %aoic,
Seminarp.
~ N9altcr SUeniou lom 'orril.
llge niem ira Sprall mrooc on Mic1
ford, Mim, bpor han j Sommcr Va.
bolot Sfole.
- Heter Nnnion relitc M0n0a.
iilbaae Ill Mines. huor ban oaiaa uG
tie Mar fortiptter lom Carer ne.
Sauobrlg9beiitolen.
- 4}iis Gina @aug refine SsrOa.
ill Gslinn, bpor bum oQiGa / npit
Gfoleaar i~ortiPtter iom |rincipa
for Spens oiientlige Stole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
Gyifer holoer
Suftreforoen.

Berlin Sen CITE Sept. st Iero.
plan ar Gonoprtppen latte ibag paa
Slpueplaolen peb Mottbnuien Ell M
&eroensretorb, ioet oct meb fire
Nerioner omboro ipang zig op / Ell
Seioe al 10,499 500. Zen tiolige.
re &eibereforb for Mcroplan meb
lire Terioner onlboro bar 10,006
500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
act oamifc Excitement peb
@ar at be-


" tale. 6ru9tbare Sarme peiiliae ga.
naoa frembpbeS al Ndnabiau VIaciiit Hailz
man so. Sru9tbor Sorb o9 oobt Slimot,
betpcmme Marteber, eobe Rirfer % Stoier,
nopertr0iielise &ransportmioter, ale Se.
fpemmeli9beoer o9 9DDe @nleonineer Der bps
bes / bebite Sarmbiitrifter bporiombelit.
Tri'er Sll til $50 pr. acre i~rrieeret Qano
ira s35. 9Gan at So 900 til Niplp ior pratt
title Sormere irrieereoe Giltrifter. Suue
Nar at betale - eiler Ipr ON ou cniter.
HGn9e for bin libite officiating er forialbent
MI Din Sorm bape betalt ior zig ielp. Ssioa
enoel opoprfebe Sarme ineo EaaninoSbuie.
nobuie, Srpno, @iGrber % 9lpliii9 M
porenoe paa benz, til iolnme 9iiniti9e Vetins
gslIer. Nenten ale SilfGloer fun 9 Bro.
cent. Elsie Silbuo giGloer 9obt eanb; ri
huber oisIe Tlltdar forbi peb, at ell Sarn,er
paa port Sanb fan 9jpre Sremgan9; ban
tan lepe 9obt % lpare mot til a. bctale for
in 6arm. 9anOet peitlise Canada er nas
tlrllst Ifitfet for Npl al &orn, Gr9sarter
c9 @rpmtiaser, for Meieripriit, for Spbrets
ming al SOelte, 8pp9, Taar, Gpin o9 Niers
trR. Sontanter erboibeS peb be bpie 6orn=
priier. r(biGt life Oct beolte 0anD pil ta9es
tort. Sfrip iba9 efter Fri loaanbbo9 o9
iulcItGnbise SplpSninger til s. @. Sennis,
Assistant to the President, Department
OF Natural Resources. Canadian Pacific
Railway, Salgarp, alberta, Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
Wlyroet Oommer.

Eropioeuee, Hbo0e Sslano. Den
CITE Sept. Siitriftseonmer @iais
2. anoples blep Ioaa Worges mpr.
oct / Hortb Scituate.
Sommerens SIem er | Sran'ton,
nien ban bapoe lit &ontpr herl
Omen. Sans 0ii,rift cmiatter @peu
Graniion % De tire Somn$ al
Sphuiton Scitilnte o. Softer.
Sonnneren iorloo lin CONNER
piua / Hortb Scitiate peN S.SlSer
ieaa iorat taae Sporoogncn I'll
Iropioence. Sans 9ig ianotes ic
mere IiaaenSe peS Seitanten. Sai
par bIepet or9bt meo ct Hepclper'
ifuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
Tornado / ILLINOIS.

Nrinceton, 81, Sen Soc Sept
@iaiam @bippel blep br9bt % Glar
Smith pa Sobn Sraolep forlig ifn.
oeoe lom 6plae al Ell Sornaoo, Jon
igaar Nftes raieoe / 9ureau Gopntp
Wange 6nrmbpgninger / Smcg.
llen al @pamet poelagoes og Wais.
oplingen iterft ifnoet al Stormcn %
set poloiomne Geglt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
81 pmtana.Earmt tiljalas.

NV 800 Ncreo, IS Vrocent tan l0gges
unoer Tlos, rinbenbe @anb element
6arnen, alt lauoig Nulbiorb, 100
Ncres / alfalfa nieb ferlte MILLING al
200 Cons o9 to ilere Nuliuger fan bsz
itcs; fan able alt Slags Smaaforn pg
Wiais, og al Srr iGrocles megct. 3np>
re bill bette Nar gibc fra Is til 100
@ui6els pr. Ncrc mebens Star Oil gipc
o%rnfring % @uib. pr. gcre. @ob %arbs
ret pg Srrigutionsipitem fslger mco /
6onoclcn. "@aru" 40X60, goot
@%aaninesbus meb ipn Srrelier, pafre
Stpgeetrrr. ct flint 5jem for no9cn.
Ia Mil fra Gbiupof, Gountpirbe for
elaine Goumtp. On Den iGlges fer
lite Sftober pil Yriien pGre $40 pr.
Ncre, cnbel tontant co gteiten pau Iette
%ilfnar. Silitrip @nl. 0uIbuib, Gbis
MOOT, Wont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
uoltiuinssbeicee

San Srancisco, Ga, oelt 6tc Sep.
Get meooeles officielt ibag, at go
nomo 9aciiicuOitillingen til Cato
bar pGret beipgt al oper 100000
WenlcIfer. Sper en- Wiillion bar
pa5ieret giennem 5eleapparaterne
De iioite IA Gage, bpilfet iuorer til
ct gienneminitligt 8eieg al 1867
ON Gagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
Sranif Champagne:
Grport

Taris oen 6te Sept. Siansmini.
~itcriet bar unotoget Champagne poa
SLATER ira Iorbuoet moo lloierlel
al ironife @ine.
Settle ErioiIe9ium giploer life
Tor tpife GbampoQneeienOomme /
6rnnfrige. GereS Cplng er beilog-
la9te.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
>iIjalas.-@pb 100 Ncres Taru

- i s%sisconiin Weieriitre9. meb itors Sps,
nin9er, fort lloitpr AT @aitineri, 'tor
gcirtnina al Susbpr og Narets Ipliug.
Yriicn for Oct belle $1,000, fun $500
%fontaut. @irfeligt @oottjeb, Gieren bill
trrttc Jig tilbase. Sfrip eiter Dor Cite
oner itore % iniaa 6arme. Sfrip pad
gneclif. u. &lcinbein5 & Son. Iaribs
fislb, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
Viere9 TIL Sobau zelnes.

Com tioIigere opIpit bill "Gcco.
rob Foitcn" mobtaae, piSereienoe og
fpittere for ale 9ibros. Tom icnoes
giennem @Iaoet til Sen tp~ringsipoe,
pnge 1oriatter. Sobon SeInes, 1874
3stb Ct, Iitoria, Oregon.
Gil Cato cr mobtogct ira:
SrDapc % Alma, GreitolL 81. $3.50
VtrS. u. Saoibion, Gnmons,
Nrs. .. AnSerien, @bceIer,
isis. 100
Gn llbenPpnt, GeabiuooO, g.
Sdt. zoo
u Sbontpion, Satton, q. 3. 200
S $50
Sioli9ere tpitteret ior $12S.23
Salt $134.73
@iorag bebe5 lenbt ~itdrcit til "Ie.
corab- To'ieu". Surtig Siulp, er
oobbcI 9irlp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

on oen life funbe fnn tilitrpffcIia
Sienoina al 9runoene.
Gen baliife 4ontroI or M bctuoe.
liz ioriterfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
Hiljalas. - $40 fontant % $40

- maauso!is fieber 40 aeres iortrinlist
afbugaet Sfoglnno pau ben ipolise SreO
al Gate hyperion, @is. San ogina fanes
paa Crop Yapment5" uoen toutant Nf>
Detailing. TN uirDpanlig T%nleoning for
Sorpagtcrc, Sabrifarbeibcre, @~cticnte %
Naifiniltcr til at eie en- Snrm. Store
og imaa 9orpItnffer. Sfrip efter lin
ocrrctuiug. q. Ser99reen. Sntmi9ra>
tion Nacnt 81. Y. On. 315 Ylpn,oltb
@loa., Wimrcapolis, Itinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
Hortrinli0t 6ootfjpb. :

y acres ,Sarm fire Drill ira Soreit cafe,
Minn., onttrent 90 Mil fra ct. Saul.
Get Snsninger, 35 acres nleb Npling,
10 Ncres 5slunb, Neiten &apnesang
meb @0f, - Iplin9, alt Waltineri, 5
ajpr, 3 &alpe % 3 8eite inbbefattet,
fmu $500; $1,000 fontant. Wbitnep
Nealtp 60, Ser. Siie @lbg, ct. Saul,
Wiiu1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

Stljal9s. - 200 Ncres 9 Mil
- norepeit for albert Sea. psl opoprfet
% bebite Sorbbuub, G ire @per, mr.
ten alt bprfbart. r9r norif slutberit air
lie % Sfoie. $4,000 Tan forb!ire
itaaenpe til 3 %rpeent. Geo. g. Goans
ion, Seeorab, Sonia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

iorn eli Slb bar bcieAt 8. ". SeIms
reiite VFrbnn fiIboae til Gbico9o
WPi'@ &ilbn SoIm IchioGebc hclloI
pun CIT @iiit.
Niiis @Iancs ISnngcu, ION cl
Ei6 bar beiplt fine 6prUlorc, rciiiI
it6iic llgc tilba0e Ill "a crosse, hpol
bun er Supepleicrifr peb set luther
ife 9oipitaI.
WiiS Wcrtruhc Niaeboc rciitt
Waubog Ill N~or,bfteIS, hpor bln Der
StoIeuoretS @rgpnbeIIe obcrtnge,
S|iIiugeu iom 4S~rgceptres ueo It
SInf College.
Orr. % Y9rS. Scouaro Doe.
iom en- 3i0 bar beiest Mrs. z.
Wtoe9, reiitc Cu20oa tilbaGe til @n-
IeapiIlc, g9i9., boor DIR. N}oc cr &U.
rer Oeo @aIe College.
Slttbrr GolcNe nobnea ioog
Gors0ugl otter 5ommerierien. 81
" 81. a.
ll0tl HUlal "i'ller' OefiOialot iI'a'''
&c me Auliatcr, cr paa QUt pco
S'0'eaafelH "~eapH0'll''
Mr.. % Mrs. &,aul Frcu3 %
~n'''[ ON p'r'''o ira ""'IlsoPo"'
! 6rc0dg2 ior at giue Ben lille 9ln.
!'U''''N ~ III ul!i' "a" ''"c 'ro''''
'~''e n8 ~" S'p,''''ot.
"''' o0 "f'' 1'o'ti XVI mar
0apI oCl SorN al "','' u" Nar
9"''''' @"''er "t'''' 'o" Q $'r
0o9' yum oI'p p'0F"oeI "'a''oo9
"a" V,g'ro'po H~Itt'00oro.
p'r9. ,>opI "0a9 lollI S'r0o0
nI0o8e II" minneapolis 2otlereil
So'AH 'ofp''f o'ropVe. QhH par
H'''''g '0a'i Ell Si'u'''9 2oloIo-
IONS 1epufiiilelH Slore
@tf' "a @'f2 I u @'o'oi' IRA
S'S "l8eIe9 Not Hipta9l Ho9le "a
&c pSr V''e9 0 ~'F. o9 "'t3. Y.
". Nreebtrg. Mrs. WIb1on er Ell
Se'ier AZ W}rs. GrecberB.
~r ~ @Fr2. Y. : Haier ira
4{lnot u. lat. az :. : @afcr IRA
NeIpa, Y Eat, relite tIIbo9e I'll line
t,'p''i'o' NI''l I''''e ''9t ''l'F H
V2'oa hos TN 4Io0er o. Seitcr.
- Nro'e2ior :. =. Cprcu, iom
bar illbra8t Sonmeren / Mlemmct
/ gilbert %ea N{imn. TOM bcrtil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

ssaar De friper til slperierense.
iaa barr iaa eenIis al ueeoele, at
Sc fan beres advertisement ! -Se'
ecrab-9c'er-. 9ef iiirer TEN ben
beeiie sebdneIiIa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
G.arm t%ilialgs. = Ytin Tarm

~ belissenoe / bet ipbstlise 6iorns at
%ilian,s Gounttl g. Sat, CT tilial9s
biai9t, ba jeg aeter at reiie til yiorge
for at boiGtte mig Der. @anoet beitaur
at Yrairie, fort, bpb IulNioro mep 2ers
llnberla9. Worif Excitement meb &irfc
% otole; blot fem Iil til gp oe Serns
baneitation. Sor nGrmere SpIpsninger
ifrip til Gieren: Ole g. SeQanb, @ots
tineali, g. Sal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

0iNalgs.-S. Il; e.. s. Il =
- Sec. 80. Emp. 1871, r. 40. 31s Mii
Spopsit ior Sauod. Sittion So, Miinn. "A
Mil til Glepator. Gu meaet bro So, alt ops
bprfst iii Spshsaere; COB tort Mulbioro
meb o%srunbsrlas. ednoet sr bsitbslisaenoe
o. ilaot, inssn Sten eler 8rus. Snseu
Spsninesr. ssite Giltaar. u. .. Serses
ION, Secorah, SJpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

ehnaEintn 'SnsOfHreu- CT mchicaea
COB Sroen 90 sen CT alt Of fan ruie en-
eunoHiue at tTre. Zen s;sr sosi gtrbeies
&C caer let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

Gtamd)ious. -Grumb's Stan=
~ 6tous CT sorautsre. at tilirsosllias
aisbereu. Te isupss paa frepe I'll siebe
rtns Stalo. &c sr rigtiss. Ssnb ior sos.
&Guace =. Grumb. @or ., Sorretpiae,
Connecticut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
W0rttCAfotd XauO

iypr en- plrfsI3 Jnfni. Drof TpIIHgtr Ct DC rto'Ie %
llaar uiienbt. uueeriee bet earb. ri bar ~opertaaet for
ct iaIas Ianas soc,einisu sprtb Sofeta. Snssn
commissioner ~fprlansss ri 'sasr at faa Z treatt
mere aIminosIis bsbpsaet. s25 til $50 pr. Acre for
aoht Habit % ~'rustbart eanb Der nil p~rceutere lissiaa
Hsasi iom bet bssits / SniHois % Soma. Chen fpm'
tant a'bstaIins, &t'tsn paa lana lib % til lar Rsnit.
Jortrl mig bius CmfiGuhisbeoer, hpao bu crifer ps
bper. % lea oil ousipe pri'sr paa i1rifilte Sanoiinfter.
j.. S. MURPHY, Immigration Agent.
500 LINE, MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

eeus - sesrab. esae~" III eirei - Sen
aer bet oamIe oaue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10
Mais. % Sister 1amo

bet ceutyate Xinnefeta.
Rimsliae griisr pa Niltaar. 4iffrin
ASHER MURRAY. WADENA.M MIMI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

1fopat9t 2amo | SUIT Gpuntp,
W Isis, Sarewoob Stos ~aibusset. be-
bent I'll Sernbaner; WboIeia!e Yriicr.
Iettc s'ilfaar. Saa Starter % SpIpss
ninaer. Arpin Sumber 60, 9rane
Hapies, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-10

N|iobcnlauu, 20be NuQuit. ~ Ne.
Q'crlnNtn mar ti!hlbt at Iaoe ct Nanif
9Th hlemiorc oc omfomne GnN
lnn0trc.
On 3cpptImer. iom / 6ormio0aJ
diiog0e Nriel uc0 Saltholmcn. iot)-
ar0icreNe StrouNiulslteoet o. ocn
%cnGclite lluNeruauo0baao. @uititibet
bol0t lig eol pan Den ipcnite Si0t
~ 6luiterenben. Get opholot liz
Ger / , Smarter % ioripanNt ioa
in6p0d.
(ilirlNige Sieuuioner ira en-
@oaN mcrcr aiennem aitfert al have
'c: SuititibSpnsiagercrue iorcialc
gRanIin0er "a Noiograieriuger. 3ep.
pellneren elf Here 0ange neo, Tom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
Suspicious Guests Depart

On the return of Herold, Mrs. Mudd
heard footsteps in the chamber ana
sooH learned that the two men were
preparing TO leave the house. Their
horses were brought from the stable
TO the door and the injured man. non
bling on a rude crutch that had been
made for him by DIR. Mudd's gardener
came painfully down stairs TO a K mis-
leave. Mrs. Mudd then noticed that
he had shaved OF his mustache ana
that his beard was false. She saw
a part OF II detached from his face.
Ihe wounded man mounted with DIM.
Guilty. his pale face'a picture OF agony
and the two rode slowly away west
ward, over a road through the swamn
that DR.. Mudd had pointed out to Her
old That morning as a short cut. The
young man had then said he was go
ing to Parson Winners"
Dr. Mudd returned. He had gone to
the town and there had learned that
Lincoln had been a~ssassinated. ana
mat the assassin was a desperate
named Boyle (well known in that sec.
tion) or a man named Booth.
DIR. u was excited by the news.
though IL did not occur to him how
closely IL was destined to touch mis-
own life. On his way home he stopped
at a n~eighbor's TO order some timber
Tor fence rails. He there declared the
death of Lincoln was a great calamity
and added that II the assassin was
named Booth he might know him. as
he knew a John wilkes Booth. But"
he added. Il understand there are sew
eral brothers OF them. and Il may not
be the M I know"
When DIR. Mudd reached home n
heard from his wife her story OF the
departure OF his mysterious guests. ne
declared that he must return at once
70 B~ryaptown and tell the officers.
IL was o dark and Mrs. Mudd.
terrified AZ the thought OF remaining
In the house without a ~rotector
begged him to stay home that night.
Inc murderers might learn or ais
mission. return before he came back.
and In revenge kill her n the chill
dren. He could send word tomorrow
when he went 70 church.
Dr.. Mudd yielded TO his wife's en-.
treaties - an indulgence that went
hard with him later.
When John Wilkes Booth and his
companion and guide. David n Her.
old. on the afternoon Of April rs, 1866.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19

Samuel Cox. who said his father
wanted TO see Mr.. Jones about getting
some seed corn" The young man add
ed significantly. Some strangers we're
at our house last night"
Accustomed to move with secrecy
and TO be sparing OF his words. Mr..
Jones did not pursue the conversation,
but mounted his horse and rode with
the young man TO the Cox house. On
his arrival there Col. Cox told him OF
the visit OF the two fugitives. taking
him aside into an open space near the
house to make the communication.
When he had finished he added. as
II putting into words the thoughts Of
both:
Tom. we must get those men across
the river"
y Jones was silent a moment, and
said: Il will see what I can do; The
chances are against me-" He then
said he ust see the men. Cox told
him where they were concealed and
taught him 2 signal. a certain whistle.
That he must use on approaching them.
Booths Place Of ConeeaIment.
Booths hiding place was about ZvO
yards south of the present railroad
hamlet OF Cox's Station. or Bel Alton.
Here Jones came upon a bay mare
with bride and saddle on. grazing
loose In a small open space. he caught
the animal and tied her to a tree. then
gave his signal whistle. In a moment
a young man stepped out OF a dense
growth at the edge OF the clearing
and stood before him. He carried a
carbine. cooked and ready for nring,
and demanded sharply: Who are you
and what do you want?"
Jones answered that he was
a friend; that he had been sent Dy
Coz. The young man then said, Fol
low me- and led the way about 80
yards into the underground. when
they halted. Jones saw another man
lying on the ground with a blanket
partly drawn over him. This was
Booth. A SLOUGH hat. carbine, two pis-
lois a knife and a crutch were beside
him.
The Confederate blockade runner
was at once struck with the beauty
OF the man before him. and also by
ms palior and evident suffering. his
voice was melodious and his personal
Ivy so appealing that Jones at once
him aid.
Murderer though ! knew him to
De. Jones wrote many years after,
MS condition so enlisted my sympa-
my In his behalf that my horror OF
MS deed was almost forgotten in my
compassion for the man"
Jones therefore promised to bring
booth food and to watch an opportu-
hity 10 get him across the river.
booth was fated TO lie nearly a
week IN this hiding place before Jones
could start him on his way southwark
a week In which troopers swarmed
m hat part Of Maryland and detec-
ives searched all the nearby hamlets
ana towns without being able to trace
MN beyond h home Of Dr. Mudd.
Tomorrow: The search for Booth.
L-uuuHrLaLL -aLE 1870 =. n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19

the young man Mrs. Mudd had en-.
eavore TO minister to the comfort
OF the suffering stranger in her front
chamber by taking him up some cake
n wine. In reply to a question as TO
how he felt Booth answered: my back
aches awfully; I must have hurt IL
when the horse fell and broke my
leg He refused the cake and wine
n asked for brandy. Mrs. Mudd re.
piled that there was none in the house
out mat DR.. Mudd had some good
whiskey. This he declined. Inc
then asked IL he could borrow
shaving materials. Mrs. Mudd brought
them and left him. During the whole
OF the Interview he had lain with MS
BACK TO her and she did not see ms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
Guy. HATFIELD
IcOntinusd IRON Yirss P.r.I

as to such utilities. the state auditor
should not draw his warrant.
TONG into the process % elimina.
ton. which must necessarily take
place when the appropriations are in
excess OF the revenues. IL IL the opin-
ION that appropriations TO carry on
the legislature. executive and judicial
departments % government should be
given priority II the executive de.
partment should not be supported
there would be- no one 20 execute the
laws and crime would run riot. ~ the
judicial department should not be sus
tsiheu mere would be no one to ne.
termine or enforce the rights OF the
% the state: aud m the leets.
lature department should be refused
necessary support. the houses that
compose " could meet no more and
me very dehcit that IL nov said 10
efist could never be remedied. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
Weak StomachS
Grow Strong

Your stomach is not always able TO
digest all the food you eat. Some
time the stomach is a little weak
ened. Then the food lies undi-
gested and causes sour stomach.
belching and indigestion.
HEAETS will help your stomach
do its duty They reach and quick
~ digest this food. They put your
stomach in good working order.
Take one HEXET after your
meals to-day. You will be sur
prised how readily il works. II
will make you feel like a new per
son.
HEAETS are sold at all up-to-date
drug stores for Zoe or 25e.
Spesrmint favored. Easy TO take.
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People are learning that IL IL onlv
a waste Of time and money 10 iake
medicine Internally for chronic and
muscular rheumatism. and about nine.
out Of q hundred cases are one
or the other Of these varities. All that
TO apply Chamberiain's Jnfmenf eres.
~ Mrs " Miller. LoEansporf. ind
writes, u have used Chamberfafn =
Eminent for rheumatism and n I'll.
ways gives relief For sale bV All
dealers.
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Judge Holt. IN his opinion. reviews
n events leading up TO the present
condition and the fact that the matter
was called 70 the attention % the LEG.
islature. both IN the regular and ex-
~treordinary sessions. He SAYS. tn
der suoh circumstances. whatever
may have been the character OF the
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Since 1893 70 L. ssttrstef r., ,t.
telegraph 81 ses hss he,,
fponsinle Tor the saving OF more than
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nent New England churches for the
past Few years. is spending a few days
in this city.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-01
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS
 IN NATIONAL FOREST.

Notice is hereby given that the lands u'Ntllbed below, embracing 2SO acres, Wlihln the Arkansas National Forest, Arkansas Wlll be subject to settlement homestead laws of the United States and the act Of June II, 1906 t34 stat 233) at Ihe united states land office at Little ROCK, Alkansas, on May l2. 1915. Any seltier who was actually and In good ialth e alming any of said lands for asri- cultural purposes prior to January I, l9O6, and has not abandoned same has entry for the lands actually occupied Said lands were listed upon the appu- cations ui the persons mentioned below who have preference right subject tu the puor llsht Of any such settler, prn- Elded such settler or applicant Is Quali- llru tO make homestead entry and the PitIeftncc right is exercised prior to May l3, 1915 on which date the lands Will be subject to settlement and entry Dy any qualllled pelSon. The lands are as follows The s 1-2 NV IA SE 1-4 the SW l-4 SE l-4. See |. T. N. E 19 w. 90 acres, listed upon application of Napoieon Davis. Lawrence. Arkansas; :;
 The x i-2 NV IA Sec. a5. TIN. R. 4U w.. hb acres, application Of D. L. Standitord Jessieville, Arkansas; Inst
 T6e s 1-2 NE IT.. the N 1-2 sE l-t nlication Of Alfred F, Samples. i O 1Gio6 Iipo9 W Ilfth Street. Oklahoma City, Okla
 The SE i-i SW I-4. Sec 12. T.1N R 70 w, 9th ?. NJ. 40 acres. application of $. n. Brown, DeQuecn. Arkansas. List
 Febuary 27. 1915. c. NJ. Bruce. Assist CoRftt 'ommissloher Of the General Land
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-01
LEGAL. NOTICES

of the Cdancery Court of Garland County, made and entered on the 1st day of March, A. D. 1915, in a certain cause (No 5730 then pending there. in between The Missouri Lumber Company a corporation complainant, and R. P LucGdo, deferdant, the un- dersigned, as Commissioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public venue to the highest bidder at the front door or entrance of the County Court House, in which said Court is held, in the County of Garland, with in the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales. on Wednesday, the 7ta day of April. A. D. 1915. the following described real estate. to.wt:
 Lots twelve U2). thirteen G3) and fourteen 1N of Raiders and Lucado's Subdivision of lots one t1), two (2). three t3), five (5), six C6), seven C7). eight (S), nine C9) and ten UO), in block thirty eight GS) of the Hot Springs Reservation, in Garland County, Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: on credit Of three months, the purchaser being re. quired 10 execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with ap. proved security bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from date of sale until paid, and lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of ths purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 17th day of March, A. D. 1915.
 A. c. SULLENBERGER.
 Commissioner in Chancerv