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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rSlrrp STATES LASn oFncE.

rSltED STATES LAND OFFICE,
hgrng. oregon, June u, 1914.
Noiicc IL hereby giygn that Lutbnr l.. Smith.
II Hartman, oregon, who, on Nay q wi
made Homestead Entry No, ut'O iof Lots 2, y, y
EtsHEis, section "a Township "a houth,
Range aB East. willamette Meridian. has nled
notice Of intention 10 make nnAl thrse'yeAf
pfouf, to establish claim to the land above ds
scrtbed, before Register and Receiver, at Burns
Oregon, ON the 10Th day Of July. 1919.
Claimant nsmeH m witnesses;
Chas l.. smith. Hartman, oregon, Grant
Thompson. Robert \. Gfaglt. JJ., both OF Wsr'
erly. oregon, Homer Denmsh. oi Hartman.
OrcKDD. -. .-,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-03

Miss Kitty -I>0Jorr you were mnr
rird, MrS. Stunt. did your husband
bring you many nowsrs5 Mrs Blunt
Il didn't nave any hUsbnDd before
was married. dear.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-03

He-YOu have had week now 10
think over my proposal OF marriage
She Yes; and the more think OF 81
the less ! think OF II. Boston Tran
script
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ulITgD srArEs LAND oyyIcE,

UllTEp sTATEa LAND OyrIcK,
BoTnB oregon, June u. 1919. !
Sotlrc ls hereby given That Edgar W. Van
vaikenbursG, nephew and helf 81 Heorgs Van
VHlkonburgh, dseeRsed, oi ontafjo, Oregon,
Entry, No, 05ss, Tor siNW,1. sWs2. wtlsRl..
section y. Township % r., Rangs " East.
willamette Meridian, has Aled notice Of intsn.
llsh claim TO the land above described. before
Register aud Receiver AT Burns, oregon on the
lDth day Of July. tgl6
Clnimant nkp1cs Hh witnesses;
Rodney DaylH, OF Riley. oregon. Ralph Van
VHlkenbnrg aud =. ". Van YelEenburg. both
Il dOntaSlO. oregon. Fred 4 Ferry and Edgar
AcDouald boih Of Riley, otegohy
VIZ. FARRE. Register,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

passifRR,s sEssss Sisssa. atss w s0zsE'isis y, |
Notice IL hereby given thai EhRFlep v. Hsp
BuIen Of Diamond, Oregon, who. dn Nay yl All,
made Homestead Entry, No. 074ep. for 8E,l ,lGhI<.
section a. z. ~ -. Range ~ g., Lot =. soetlon
Lot /. NEitNwt{ section ~, Township 80,
T. Range Ss East, willamette Meridian hAs nled
notice OF Intention 20 make Communication
,TrooI. 10 esjabiish CLAIM, 10 the land above de.
hctibod. before tho Register and Receiver. at
Burns, Oregon. ION the .7iA dsy OF July. 1915.
sIdhSy comssys. Robert d. brown. pesn
l,ef.ah' NnRdSess Bernard all Of Diamond
oregon.
wv. FAEps, Regisicy
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-03
FOR PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TR%cr-FUpHc LAND SALE
UNITED STATES LArD oFFief I
Burua Oregon NAV 2k IOlb [

UNITED STATES LAFD OFFICE,
Burns, Oregon, May ~, 1913, !
Notice IL hereby given that, as directed by
the DQm m ~ loner OF the General Land Oliics
sppiisltjobT jTf6 Tof 6bar%lss % 4 wsiEel, seriaI NO. 90
0fVle, VIZ Will offer at public sale, to tbs highest
bidder but at not less than $3.50 per aore, 9t ~
o'clock A. NJ, on the 10th dny of July, next,
~ this Office, the following tract Of land;
bw<hk<, SEQ. u, 4. 2s T., u, "a ". W.N.
"Thls tract 10 ordered into the market on y
showing that the greater portion thereof ls
mopntainOul or too rough for culiiy iyailOn'
Tho sale will not be kept open, but viii be
declared closed when those present at the hour
named have ceased bidding, The person max
Ing the Highest bid Will bo required to immo-
dietely pay 10 the receiver the amount thereof
Any persons claiming adversely the above
Described land are advised to file their caimu,
~ objections, ON or before the time designated
- Wh. .FARRE. Register,
BAN AoTHERHHEAD, Receiver.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcR
burns. Oregon. May ~, tvib.
Notice Ia hereby given that Lusena l..
Preston, widow OF ObcdiAh \. Preston. Deed OF
ontario, oregon, who. on October -, 1911. made
Homestead Entry. No. otS72. for slssE,<, sE,A
bS5 Z. Ser. a NEa, kE,.sE,,, Zee. y. Twp. 20 T.,
notice of hmntfJn DO 'mabs anal tbrpe-year
Proof, TO establish cisim the land khusg hs.
kctibed, before Register and Receives a.
Burns Oregon, on the 7th day Of hly 1918.
Claimant ganeaas Witncasepf
Charles " Fecdhkip, oi BuTns, Oregon.
Elmer Ray Dutall and Bnss ibEeT both Of
Sartows. Oregon. william r'Lestsf of RnFnF
oregon
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-03
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
CsiTED STATES Lawn oTyJ.L
Burns, Oregon, May 5. lpli

URITED fTATrn LAND OTTItk
Burns. Oregon, May 5. lplh
Notice IL hereby given that leonard Zuidor-
duin OF Bfipreton, Oregon. who, on July n, tyuS
made fomsrifAd EniIy 80, .olal. Tor NMh.
section ~. Township g., Hanse S :, WI
TO make anal hye-yoaT pfo0f. to establish
claim to the land above described, before Roy.
lstsr aud Receiver, al buruH. Oregon, on the
18th day OF June. 1913.
Claimant names as Witnesses
Ellis hendall, Augusta clifford. Richard
Hsines, all OF Princeton, oregon. Alfred
Marsbsll, Voltage. Oregon.
WN. fARHs. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-07-03
FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED sTATBs LAND OFFICE.
JAkeYIsw. OfrgDp. May ". 1918.

UNIFIED sTA1ts LAND UIFItE.
IAkeYIsw, OfrgDp, May ~, 1918.
NOT coat LAND
Notice 10 hereby given that George l.. Hub
bard, Of Fifp, Oregon who. on Aptll u, lpl},
made Homestead Entty, Art Feb ~, pyi. No,
0oA3s. for swl.. Section ~, Twp 22a, ~ :. =.
and sEiz. Section ~, Township n south.
Range NJ r., willamette Meridian. has died
notice of Intention 10 make anal three. year
proof, 10 establish claim to the land above de-
scTibsd, before Charles 4. Sherman, u. X. Com
missiopeT, Ht his oniee, at Fife oregon on tue
10th day pf lay, ME.
ClainAn nj names as wItuegsrA,
] ~ Wilson, Rmcty Cook, AdDlpl Henson,
Carl Pauscb all Of fife. oregon.
Jas D. BuHdg-r, Register
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
rxrs THE SHADE TREES

There 10 q rssf need IN Rock fsisns
OF . ssr~s6sr 60 sFtn az ssa.ss trees.
a. Cor SO sthsr fsssen. There are ean..
sr-is 81 trees On tls ETY. the uass
81 whicH freep 80 low over tbs stFeets.
esp.cfssiir WEN vet ffgm rtfa. Esas
tasy frBa ever enc esafxssr 81 esrfss-
trfsss. rartherraere. tssv shut cue enc
uuns sad ALL me grass ssd hsfe 60
prevents ne free effeufsffsr 81 ar
Thev also tend co Keep egt ere rsgs
81 the street. lamps saf ctuss FTa e
p~opfe 90 f-sF 90 pass taregEs rsrtsis
strests o. aiast
LEVER tisnss on suce trees sseuff -
euf or 60 q reasonable HstsHf frca go
sreund rhs tsss - enc wHfch tss az
srsae ewseg 81 property 5s ftseossf
90 nestsef sad even wssre fserr - e
Willingness - sttsud % 81 many ssvr
not tbe sseis Co O. 80. sef ssrs co
net saow sew - 81 asouf 81 wfsasgf
ntsfriss tss seaafv ss8 perhaps er-
dsassrfsx ne ttfs ef enc tree.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

ity. uaouo;oroua efficiency. and daily
rush are tolerated as an element Of
their ilfe. but By no means allowed TO
become = background
The valley IN which the city stands
e al extremely fertile one. rich in
aowsrs. fruits and vegetables. Goerz
= built on the left bank % the Isonzo
river. = strange little river that rises
Ia the heights and EiEEaEs rapidly
through The province for a distance
% - miles 20 the AdFiatie sea The
worn rocks OF the old castle ruins OF
The eounts OF Gorrz dominate the city
fFosa the hiiisids. The castle 10 nox
used partly as a barracks ana partly
a. &C arsenal. The cathedral. built IN
ihs ifth century. f. another interest
tus monument 20 the c!iy's past.
Goerz u the export point for the
products o: the province These con-
sist mainly In vegetables. early fruits.
esafisG fruits and vine. a significant
part % the fancy fruits that appear on
me tables % the Vicnnese wealthy are
supplied from che Fruui district and
are handled throaEh Goerr. During
Tcccu' years. stimulated By the steady
progress Of the port of Tries,. the in
slalFiss OF eocrr. and % the whole
Austrian region around the head OF
me AdFta'ie. have been surely expand
inE
IN population. Cocrr 4 an Italian
eity. more than two-;hirds OF its $4,000
Inhabitants being i;AiiAn-speaking. A
large part % the remainder are Slo-
senes. and tho sprinkling of Hunga-
Fians and GeFfnans. the dominant dual
monarchy Tac.ss. l. an insignificant ele-
rnent However. NJ one time Il was
almost solely populated by Germans.
's' the ltaiiar' and the Siav have press
- noFth- and the German has been
displaced
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

psapsF discharge o. aaty. iassmuch a.
fae iaezmbsat e expected after his
siscti0a 90 disgsass Justice uith ever
had. wtfhoas favor 20 those % his
8Wa political faith and without pFrlu-
dice toward others
Ia tats campaign che oniy appeal
that the Fspabilcans are making is
ore % party loyalty. In effect. u q
asserted that the Fspubiicznism %
ths usu ths party has named 0uEht %
hs sumeiFut reason for their support
40 the polls Partisanship % the
rAnkess sort Vas displayed in their
a0minafi8a and g f. relied upon 10
vin f1r thrn next Moaday
Fortunately. The voters are not now
aGaya 80 bHnd a. once they we're
they have = higher conception % their
duty than the act % voting the ticket
straight under all circumstances I'm
plies. They aFc disposed 20 20 back
% The returns and anaiyzs the causes.
and that is what they are do.nE Ia
this campaign Hence the frantic
beating % the republican tomtofu and
activity % the party machinery IN
,hs fitinE % &c once the incumbent
o. Which must he looked upon as dis
4saiiesd % whatever degree he -
snd~F obiiEafi0n 90 any party clique
foF his election.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
Mhen the Thame. Went Dry.

In Slows Annals Is an account o;
an earthquake which shook down many
churches and houses while the river
Thames was drysd uppe. that all Lon
don miEht Wake over the same dry
shod-- This vas Ia the year li5S. In
1891 came an amazing ebh tied. when
the river Was again so low that a man
might ride over 60 on horseback a. Lon
don bridge. In 1857 a tremendous gale
blew for IS hours. The great storm
blew straight down the valley % the
Thames and kept the water back. so
that the bed was dry. on Sept u.
i7i6. the same thing happened again.
and. according 20 the Weekly Packet.
a paper OF that date. people crossed the
river afoot both below and above the
bridge. while the sands lay so clear 90
view that a silver tankard. a silver
bu;icd sword. a gold ring. a guinea and
other long lost articles Of value were
picked up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
TO THE JAZZ COMMITTEE

TIE Afxts sss 40 Gssrrsf wfth ere
members 81 ne hs't esasaftrse er WIN
sarose else wHo Ess been Concerned
win sss sssEiaE ~ essss fsr fss se1s
3<it or WIN enc dscfsfsa as 90 re hscs-
tion. bas n stsads fsr ere sufidisE o.
taat serwctars a. so0s place stasr
snsa es ts~ court souse csrspus tss
epfniens are basel ssps Wallis rssssss
AIT sAey have been stated NifeeGf BIAS
cr prsfsoitc~ asd Supported ~ facts
ssd eeaditsees whic6 tsvs Been tstf
before tns pahiie from tisae % tire
slne~ enc controversy spsast rGs
most snpertsss % These ceasftsrs-
slsns nav - sssta snsasrsfed
First. sasrs - net sgifeisst reora co
ss< coart house square for two pGs,ir
eufiffnEs ss tae eeert house esG the
1ss % sziI sEfes tAis ecassy ssesI4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
GoERz KEY POSITION FOR AUSTRIA

-Cosrz. an important Austrian rail
wag esstsF toward whieh a great ii4i-
laa array = reported 20 be dsysiopinE
= saWsFfsi o1sasivs. IL = Esy position.
eommsFcisI za4 military. 90 the Aus
gFisn rEusiaess 2Fosnd the head % tie
Aassssse.~ says q stztsassat issued b.
ne Nssl0asi Geographic society. ~hicA
eostlsssss ~0osrz - tes capital % the
AGssrtsa esosaissd os GosfE ssG Ora
Glsca. = eoazslsatioa % commercial
as4 zf1it4FJ esatsF and % paradise.
G0srz e eziisa tks Nice % Austria
Zoe SIS climate is ziie. sts skies are
clear sss sost. 2s4 ifs vsErtatioa 10
taxarfogs TEis city has become o1s
ef ths savo-its resorts o. The eaai noa-
sFesy.
~is t. ssoss - ssiiss frosa Coerz 20
tss t,silaa fFoatisF. he place =
esassF % tFuEk ttns railways 20 The
tssilas cities % Vsaies e. the sosth-
west and usaiEs IN che northwest.
sad 60 tss Austrian cities % TFiess IN
tks so9fssass sss ElsEsafsFt IN the
uGsth. !; T. abost 20 rsiiss from the
xuif % TFisss an4 $50 uziiss by rail
sosssWsss o. vtsans. saa serves as tho
asssribassnx esats- for The r-~rchan-
dice nsstsd ~ che Frisli district. Il
- apos ths sszin railway liHs connect
tag Trssst With the iatsFSor. and -
Eboat IS niles aoFth % that city.
The sifasfioa os Cosrs 10 a pictur-
ss4as Oas. greatly sahaaesd BY the
rare pleasure ERresns ,ka; have bsea
called ias0 being By the WATER guests.
uko have gives q season a. splendid
as that os the Amsriean Palm Beach
% "a that % its Mediterranean neigh
boz. Preach Nice. Co<rr has a. an
r4ent sir. az DO most os tie cities N
Europe. gEe=e the mod /.
srr civilization % machines. Uniform
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02

When the great European war brok'
out Carl Weber. whose father was
banker in Berlin, being a member o
the reserve. was given ten days to pre-
pare to leave for the front. The rea
son OF his having been given so Ions
q time when there was such q hurr!
for troops was that the unmarried
members OF his corps were recon
mended TO take wives before going q
the war in order that the depletion o.
men consequent upon the dangers o.
the service might be balanced by
crop OF children.
Carl chose for a partner for life-ol
more likely for desth-Gretchen, the
daughter OF Hans Kopp. who kept g
grocery store next door TO the bakery
Hans was 20 years old; Gretchen was
II. There was no time for counting
indeed, no time for either groom or
bride to deliberate on the subject
Carts father made the proposition 10
Gretchen's father that the youngsters
be married, and since both men con-
sidered that the marriage was a duty
10 the fatherland q marriage it must
be.
Neither Carl nor Gretchen was
averse to a marriage. Being young
they did not consider the fact that the
young husband would probably be
killed or die OF disease. a great many
soldiers who go TO war return Why
not Carts So they were married and
passed a weeks honeymoon together.
which slid away very quickly, and Carl
was obliged to tear himself from his
bride to be entrained for Belgium The
last he saw OF his wife she was stand
ing on the sidewalk weeping.
Then for the first time Carl realized
what ii all meant 1t was terribly ser
ious. The first moving down of men
by modern machinery had taken place,
and the death toll was terrible. On the
way TO the front he met trainloads of
wounded, and the sight sickened him.
What a change in every way had come
over him. 4 fortnight before he had
not thought of either war or marriage.
Now he was deep in both. How he
wished he could return, take his weep
ing wife in his arms and remain with
her forever! But. no; very likely he
would never see her again, while she
what would become of her? Would
she weep for him throughout eternity?
We are prone 70 picture those loved
ones from whom we are separated as
we last saw them. Carl throughout his
army service never thought of Crotch
sn but that she was standing on the
sidewalk looking after him through her
tears.
Carl escaped death. but after awhile
vas severely wounded. He was taken
% the rear and placed in a hospital
There he fingered for long while and
II last began TO mend. He was able
o be about long before he was fit TO I
'eturn 10 the front. so he was permit /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
The Daily Story


ted to go home for the rest OF the
period necessary for him 10 be pre-
pared TO go forth TO be shot at again
Carl wrote to his parents and his
wife that he would be at home on a
certain day. He did not like to sur
prise her. for he feared that the iov
of meeting him suddenly might have a
deIeterious effect upon her. The dav
he arrived his father met him at the
station, embraced him, kissing him on
both cheeks, then led the way to his
delivery wagon, which was waiting. for
Carl was not equal to walking home.
! Now, IL so happened that the stork
visited the house with ten pound bov
| the very day OF Carl's arrival. Indeed
the little fellow was Just 55 minutes
old when the train bearing his father
rolled into the station. It had been
arranged that Carl should be kent in
ignorance of the fact till the last nos
sible moment in order that he might
have a pleasant surprise. Gretchen had
continued to live with her parents
and his father was 70 take him home
and await notice just when he might
be introduced to his wife and child.
The idea of being a father had never
entered the young soldiers head. For
months he had remembered his wife
in tears. and he was possessed with
one idea-to get home and dry those
tears. When his father drove up be-
fore the bakery over which he lived
he suggested to Carl TO go in and meet
his mother before meeting his wife
Respect for parents is so strong in
-
er giving the old woman hasty kiss
he broke away and hobbled TO the
next house TO see his wife
Finding no one in the shop below. he
pulled himself upstairs by means of
g ballister and tried to open the door.
II was locked. He tried the doors 10
the other chambers and found them
all open, but no one was in any of the
rooms. Carl began 10 be frightened.
He had asked his father innumerable
questions about Gretchen. and the old
man had seemed uoncOmmittal.
He raped at the door Of his wife's
room again. then listened. He heard
a hoarse sound as If a deaf mute was
trying to speak. He knocked again
and heard a mans voice say. "You
may come in in about ten minutes"
Great heavensi A man IN his wife's
telling him when he might
come in. Surely something frightful
had happened. Weak as he was. he
paced the hall like q Gagged tiger: then
the door was thrown open.
and there. lying in bed, was Gretchen.
on her arm taking his first breakfast
I baby boy. and, instead OF tears cours-
ng down her cheeks, on her lips was
he happiest smile that had ever been
here.
The doctor and the grandmother re-
fred and left the family alone to-
sether-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
THE OLD SOLDIERS.

\ few years ago Rock Island had the
bouor OF entertaining the Grand Army
saeampa.sat % the department o; Ills
n0is. Though it has not been Ions.
there has been a noticeable dropping
cat from ths ranks IN the intervening
period And y~t the isssSuinE % the
numbsFs % ths old soldiers does not
fssraes from the importance % these
annual Fgguious and VIII not while
there are eaoaEh % the members left
20 gather together. Tine viii no: e.
face ths memory % the deeds these
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
TAKING IT'S TIME

o. IT, r-sastzE 20 snaW nat tss cts
eaamtssias ls esssrraiasd 60 eoasies:
tsarouEsIY tss qasssisa o. rsiiesasias
che Hasats Bar. and that q passed &C.
ssssr formal ssssisa yesterday wi,h-
5as saEisx favorable action % ths
appIieafi1u- % is a agsssios which
eaanas b. poafsrss Too deeply
Go ts soc GsrstT tEs states % the
uaEai1 wG5ca ts st stake. though ths
Frsstafias % the place ai8Gs ls sur
eiset 90 Efvs pass. Bat back % @ AL
ts Bricetets- TO allow tEF EuEalo
20 rs1ssa. even apoz adequate assar-
anes tHsr Or vas 90 b. Conducted. for
tss frst uas sises ths baii4iaz vas
pa 20. a. a STRAIGHT ard orderly
Eggss. wogIE D. coastFusf as q re-
treat fruas Er1an9 gained % = hard
Ees ~ e prsVf1s.s afeaintssrastoa for
ere assrrtian % ere forces % law aad
sfGsr over Eazrant vtes watch up 90
f1at ttss kaE esssf tss aash1rltles
Tns battle &C. not locked uroa as an
e18rt % a few city ozcists 20 show
ss~tr agsasrisv. bet az q struggle
waE-d ca essalf % tks drreas Ead law
zsifiaE people o. Rock tsiaEG. ant
gas rsais wefes tssT Furnished
To 80 hack. o. % seen 90 90 back
naW. wsuls - kamiiistiaE 90 every
ses wea takes prize "a Hoek fstas4
aef wss weuS free tEs city frcsa tks
stigma wEseh fsss saes places ss tss
I1naf1 Eas brssEEg upoa &C.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
William brady.n.D.
Has a Cancer Roots?

TEe 9osaiEr eoae-ptioa - ts2s .
cancer Azs roots and The popular con-
cspsioa f. TtEht- u La roots. bat
sos BE- tie ssass usually conceived.
Ih4E t.. the irregular bOr4srlins Be
Esaea normal tissue and cancer tissue
- one o. the Characteristic ~hieh dis-
tiaEglsh malignant deEsnerasioEs or
cancers froa mere s~elliaEs OF tHn-
ora
Bai tks roots q = cancer are ike
roots % = uss9-lf . portion % the
roo. ls left bahiEd Ero~th will con-
tilEs. even th0gsh yog remove pTAc-
tlcally ths whole plant The roots
rather EzEs aogFishn~nt from the
cancer. zrd not the cancer from the
roofs Ths nGtgral order u reversed
TIE oif-uaaS doctors believed with
the people that u vas useless 60 70
move the caaeer. tho modern doctors
believe that it e. wise 90 remove the
ezaesr ane aE ths sane tine sxfor-
miaats AL fts roots. % prcTsat re-
rsEsd growth
Btin cancers. % all kinfs. seem
"a. A44Aa HAsaAAaaEr VI aasM eas1HA NV
iig. the forehead. TIE eyciid. . snail
w2rtiifs sp0s % node nay b. noticed
foF years Il doesn't seem % change
mgeh. BAT otter biseds Ehea touched.
o. perhaps shows a tcnGsnry 90 scale
o. become irrifatsd AZ times How
simple End harmless 90 remove that
trivial thirE ~ clean. paiaiess sur
EsTTs Bat h0w diGeuis 90 DO anything
81 All Wkea tks little Wart assumes
malignant Tendencies asa beEias %
gov.
Caassir ard amateur EFFORTS should
b. carefully avoided. they are likely
Co fail. o. woFss. 90 stimulate rapid
Erostss sDaettars serious blood pots
8eiaE O. the penalty % such bunEiinE
r. e ore % ne uueEpiaiasd aystsF-
iss way people shouif prefer % take
desperate chances % . cancer paste
or fee etrtY methods % az iffnsrant
~esscrF Doctor tastsa6 % subnittinE
Co shs safest. ts&s: painfat aaf least
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
old English Fairs.

Fairs and feasts were formerly held
IN ehurehyards IN honor OF the saint
90 whom tho church was dedicated.
In consequence OF these popular gath
erinEs being much abused they had 10
be suppressed IN the thirteenth year
% the reign % King Edwa.d III. az
appears by the following extract. quot
81 BY Spelman; and the KynEe COM
mhndsth and forbidden that from
henccforth neither fairs and markets
shall b kept In the churchyards for
the honour % the Church. Given At
Westminster. the VIII OF Octobre. the
XIII ycare % KynEe Edwarde's
rstEus. London Mail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-02
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