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WEsTMEATH,

Our Dublin correspondent writes:
ION Saturday night, June 10, a consid.
cradle amount of injury was done to
the potato crop in the Mtdlands by
frost which followed a very hot day.
Potatoes growing in moor or soil of
that description suffered particularly,
and not in every case will the crop be
able to survive"
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LIN ERIcK.

Died-June 6, at Georges Street,
Limerick, Alicia, wife of John Browne,
and daughter Of the late James Ty-
nan, Leenane, County Galway; June
3, at Cum, Lahardane, Michael, son of
Mr.. Patrick and Mrs. McHale, in his
thirty-eighth year.
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LOUTH.

At late meeting of the Dundalk
Board of Guardians, Mr.. P. Byrne, j.
p, Chairman, presiding, applications
for the position Of trained nurse in
the infirmary were received from Miss
Malone, Miss Carthy and Miss Bergin.
On the motion of the chairman, sec.
onded by Mr.. Soraghan, Miss Malone
was appointed.
Died-June 20, at private hospital
at Dublin, Annie, beloved wife Of Pat
rick McCullen, Beamore, Drogheda.
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LElTRlM.

The tenants of Cloonboney South,
near Drommond, who, for the past ten
or eleven years were in tho happy
position of being without a landlord,
are now alarmed at hearing that there
is a claimant for the property, Miss
Vandeleur, who resides in London,
and committee took steps to employ
counsel and meet case in connection
with the claim in the Kings Bench,
Dublin, on June 81.
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SLIGO.

At meeting of the Sligo County
Council Mr.. Joseph Devine, Keash
was elected rate collector for the dis
trict recently held by the late Mr.
James Walsh, Ballymore. Mr.. Walsh's
son was the only other candidate.
Died-June %, at the Mater Hos.
pital, Dublin, after an operation, Liz.
zie, daughter of the late John Hodg.
son, merchant, Quay Street, Sligo.
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DERRY.

Derry Committee of Agriculture ad
vertised eight scholarships in connec
ton with the course for young WON
en- started at the Northwest Agricul
tural College. The following four,
who were the only applicants, were ap
proved of: Bella Hutchinson, Black
hill, Draperstown; Amelia M. Curry
Ballyhenry, Myroe, and Mary Agnes
+ McG innis, Slaughtmanos, Derr.
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MONAGHAN.

1t was reported to Mr.. Thomas Dig
mum, J.P., Coroner for South Mon
Afghan, that an old woman named
Mary Trainor had died in Carrickma-
cross Hospital as the result Of burns
accidentally received by falling into
the fire In her home at Enagh. The
coroner did not deem an inquest nec-
essary.
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ARMAGH.

At a special court, Joseph McCul.
lagh. chauffeur in the Beresford Arms
Hotel. Armagh, was returned for trial
charged with having run over and kill.
ed an old man named John Cranston
at Drumnahuncheon on June 16.
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NATIONAL piREcroaa.

NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
John Il. Healey, Delaware.
Thomas J. Mathews, Rhode Isla.a
ia, X Hayss. New Jersey.
Myles +. Mcfarland, New Yorh.
STATE ERs-MINNEeorA
9. Presid,ent-T. J. Doyle. Nndicott Bids..
s xtss faE ss.stsns-A j. Powers Duluth
Longfellow Ave, Minneapolis. ' ''0'
T9reasurerIJohn sheehy. Montgomery.
,,,S state Chaplain-Rev p. J. Fox. James.
President Of Insurance Fund !,
Doyle. st. Paul. = -
:. Secretary Of Insurance-Thomas welch,
:, State Treasurer 1nsuranc. = John
State Medical Dirsctor-Dr. J. v. o'con.
Direetor 81 Insurance Fund = John
h Ps%,. Mi4nneepolis; e: j. Meaian1:t g.
q. corcoran. St Paul; Thomas Welch.
NATIONAL oFFicERs-L. A. A. o. II.
National President Mrs. Ellen Ryan
'o National 9aT'tp vies F ;;
Mahoney. Calumet, Mich. 81
National secretary-Mrs. Adeiia Chris.
~. Cleveland. Ohio. s
cd SatR2sl s; T.sa:sls 4. Mr.. Mary G
STATE oFr,cERs.-L: 4. 4: 9: 4: -.
Central Ave-, Minneapolis.
Duluth. - 20
. Secretary I: g El, z, c Ksatins. III Pleas
Tressa ; e = M May coasaa. Fasi-
Beard q passesss-1farx II. Dul1ivaa.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEp1N COUNTY :.

1885 dasS A Tss' :. Miss Mary soylaa.
s SS 1c dinms1SSsaan Mr.. 1s!!.
% ssS; Mrs. Mrs. Gat6arine casey a5 s. F En:
i Ia HG lsss St ms see Nary By oY.
xalsls sid On s1s .eGSnS sas
Mzo9day Of month at s1 A. 8. 1 g. " fourth Ssti
M. L Collins S 42 Me71n39s nssat Pres.
x xna Pres, Mrs. Mary Kauth. 1s se' ,k &;
Ave- AVE-. n a.; ins; seey. Miss Mary Gar vSSn
Bay. a1s3 Grand st. n s Ell Inv Mr e. Bridget
r.: Taess spM!l l. 76s Washin. ton 81 n.
Ave; n. E.; Med. Exam. Dr. Ph., ~ "a y.
e on nrsty Bank Bldg: Meetings sre hsiS
" Wor Irst ana third Mondays q month ~ r.
MIssy Z sss3s sGS$ %'ds}ss AZ
E Emerson n see e. kkaltSE fss
Ne RMFs s5ste1A Az
A sois G sti GsS9ndS%etor: Mrs Mors siEsSn
ings held first aaG ef,r AZ Hn n Meet:
Third stre nsn. ,ot Hall. Plymouth and
Ai Rist kely M ss,s Nh Mr..
81 g. ,4Is o saS r: -. 1sss
Murphy. Lake .rDsst St. s snd siod 51k: DF
nesdays a 81 held adt on nrst and third We'd
bloomington ana FRANKLIN. 0es heA'
ea Dayi; M,,3,No No. s Minneapols-Pre,., Mar.
Sres Mary ess:oa Dua asea A Axs: M We
A A. r.: Fin. Sec. Maria Jor aUas 1 i31s
oSr!sa1a. ss AZ a,ra ,ns A Sc. Ka:ssiia:
" Gxsm A.. DR.: J. p. Flynn, corner Rr mc1;
and tim 1yS1 IN, Mseetinss are held on tho art
Han. corner 4th ST. ana soth "a av scnSIsr: !:
Mary ]. wsddick, aSss Reyier IS 4 Ar'
Madison sS ape e. Mr. N Msrsarst Moran. .5ei
Mrs. . Msr 1sas f Mossns 81 ~ n
Ara nurn Ave s,x n ~ p; Treas Mrs Catherine
Dr. II 11 IN Ave. n: B.; Med. Exam.
Meeting IN =. ON MaE Ea. 2sss Central Avs..
F. Hal. 2snd ana centra Gn A1a IN l. Q. o.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
o.. county President, Mrs. Ellen conrav
sSo ST. :. GAR st.; Vice Pres. Miss Johanns
G Sasss.. % p Eleventh St.; Rec. Sec. ~.
ME- Msr. seett als Central snt Aye rees
Meetings held ct Hibernian HsM III Az ~
Franklin SITS. - ' ~ s"o
wAsECA COUNTY.
Division No. /, Janesville-
an; Fin. and ms. Sec, Julia Murphy: Ren
sec. Mary Dalton; Treas, Anna Burke.
hat, .Vls s9 NO. ;. g. Paul--Pres.. Elise.
petn Moynaugh, 70 Atwater St; Vice
Litchneld Ave-; Fin. Sec. MARY. Hvns"
i01S Albemarle st.: ms. Sec, Mary IA.
ian, 9z9 Edmund St.: Treas, MaFy wa4-
ner. b2S Virginia Ave; Med Exam, Dr..
oven I've. McKeon, COZ Lowry Bldg. Meet
nesdays Of month In Hiberaia0 Han ~
Sis .. q. 3 - Z. :
,d Division Nc Ne. Z: Ct; Psul- Pres. Miss
SsS4 ION Cool. 81 18th St; Vice Pres.
ee a ksse7iy a sSs = 3 i tsa 81 81 rs sss
Sec. Mrs. Elisabeth McNaIy, 3oS AeeS-
ubin st.: 1ns. Sec, 1lrA Dofetta No.
Manus. 80 Carol Ave; Treas. Nrs. Mar.
fsret ceshE Ss1 John 81: Msd. 1nm..
~: ss,f q bq nm 1 Low H., sld M:.ti.
month d Hihernian Han q q s. n. - z
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NATIONAL oFF,cF..

NATIONAL oFFicERa.
President-Joseph McLaushlin. phn.a
c, Vice Prres,dsnt-patrick +. Cannon
Treasurer-N. ". Delaney. Illinois.
secretary-Philip ]. Sullivan, Conneoti.
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and Mr.. j. B. Kenny, instructed by
Mr.. T. Conway, Tullamore, appeared
for the executrix. Mr.. ]. Powell, K.C.,
Mr.. Wylie, K.C., and Mr.. F. w. Price,
instructed by Messrs. A. L. Goodbody,
appeared for the widow.
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FERN ANAGH.

Died-June 10, at his fathers resi-.
dence, Gortoral, County Fermanagn,
Hugh Edward Lunney, aged "a years.
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CAVAN,

Died-June 81, at her residence,
Maughera, Finea, County Cavan, Mrs
Bridget Herman.
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W1NoNA COUNTY.
wAsEcA COUNTY.

.e County President. J. P. coushlln. Wa.
Mi Rihxlslon f.M No; J.. Pre.,d.ae.
as aa Rec. Sec. j. W. Gonv Y1nn ~ =.
Liz Lii; charles McLoone; Treas. 3. J.
Division No. :, Observation-Disclosures.
lanes Ean Sullivan; Vice Pres. 4. T7S oI.v::
saa ana ms. Sec, J. M. Byron: R:.'
eec'' =. Dalton; Treas. James MoRriSs
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Vice President. Jehn F. scanlon, ls7h
S vest 9th st.; Financial and Insuraaee
R Rssrs1aniTy y ,Mssbr,ae West So 81
90 East srd ST. Msaiesi S 4 WI lya s..
Meeting. fs are hei az on Se Tr. J3er.sy bld
wednesdays at Cathedral Hail. sacnnS
avenue West and Fourth Street Sssoao
Division No. 4. West Duluth
John E.. Cullen. pres,d.r..
S Sssnan; yiss 1 %s.
S7th ayenu as0 West lec " iBBothEsl 81
Jas Connolly financial and isnsarHs ranSy;
liner. '"eo!ca1 exam.
SCOTT COUNTY.
dan Goq MY President. F. J. Leonard. Tor.
G. p X %a,d Mo- n Belle Dr.
yohn = hesli .y Belle PLANE; Rec. 81
James T. sSSee as. Belle PLANE; Fin. Sac
James James 8 8 ssratton. Belle PLANE; Ins, see.
John F. Clarke: !t %ad Belle s Plaine: Tress:.
de v,o ny Meetings are held on first su1.
p. m. ssfoity nall. at 1880
STEVENS COUNTY.
IL County President, M. Mahonev Ma.
Lawler. Morris; Vice Pe ras ~. James an T.
saaAn; Norris; Rec. Sec. Enrene 7 Hsta
gerald s Morris; Fin. Sec. a. IS n! E1ts-
ney. po Sl M Me &c., Thos: = Mecaa-
= F!t1Eerald Sick committ @an sebn D S.I =
Sunday s of *. 1 mantb Rms Mestins. az
STEELE COUNTY.
oH HeSa1y PMFfs nn George c. Toh.r,
s. D RIiaG No. No.; l, owatonna-Pre.. job,
Rec. Ser; wee Pres. James 3. Quinn:
Malone in .. F., Malone: Fin: See. J. X
John John Hogan; Med. Exam. AGtSne; IMre YEA.
house n: Meetings are held on Ar:t M @sS
nesoay OF month in K. p. Hail ~ ssSs
SWIFT COUNTY,
cl o0Hnty President-D. f.. McDsrmo.t
D!kx' snna; VI We. l. pc, e!entsrf VIM
Lee Lee S SssSS;. Andrew Kavanaush; Fi Fin. seS
Dr. 1.a 8. b SSan G;e9ssen. ST.; Med. Exam
in., are DhS s1d Ut Benson, MINI. Meet:
in A. o. II. Hail. "'ss sunday OF month
w1NoNA COUNTY.
ki Goua a. president. M. J. Ryan, ss4 =
~, Dsi W No. .1--Pres, ]. A. ncM,,,.r
1 % aSw Ave-: t R.a VS. e. Pres R!es
~ ~ W Mark St: Fin. Sea. II MI = L %sssss
h fi1 cSWa9s1h1in4to9 St.; Ina Sec. j
Ryan. 81 81 y MiRshi ans g.; Treas. \. j
IL 49s Winona ST. Meetin1s ars' ~ II;
On second and fourth Thursdavs os ,.t uCte
wAsEcA COUNTY
.e County President. J: P. coush,,n, Wa.
Mle lx!s1o1 h.n Ne; J. w.
Hamill: Rec Sec, j. w Gso e., 10, John =
Lilly oo"e' Treas. .. J.
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sss,s DOWN.
Nnnday. June q, the death took
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GROW WING couNr1

ro County President. VIM. Barron 414
1G m'x;a,a Ave, Brainerd. MINI. ,1f
Hush 's Brea NO l; so Barainerd President.
Pres.. II. n: McCanrey, 215 n. Or ia w. IS |:
Lee Lee. Sec, J. ]. Nolan, GIG nj Sts e.
Inn Inn s sss' !. :. Bray. Sc i. IS ST. st.:
Treas, B. q. McNa saay: sae ~. y. 9th st.;
NED Med. - Examiner. DR.. r. a. Bennstt. G III
&c oens sa ssate Bank Bldg. MeetinEs az. hsiH
~ IN secono ana fourth Tuesday, Of msNth ST.,
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BIG STONE COUNTY.

er Goanty Pnses ss M. J. mcdonnell.
DREW pay 8. sb No: v;os An
Rec. Sec, jeremiah Scanlon. FIn ssa
r. ~. =: Ginnaty: Ins. Sec, c. p. Ginnatv::
n IL John ". Ginnaty; Med. E xamin..
an an n ps; 3: N. Randall: Meetings held
Fraternity Hall. '" Ahursosy at
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

Division No. I. 81. Panl-Pres.. John
John w Ryan. 800 sisir 81 81: s Rec. Sec e..
Thos. Donahue, 40 Charles St: Fin. Sec,
r, J. Connolly. 1ss Y. It'll St.: Ins. ssc.'
J: =: Corcoran. % Union Bleck; Treas,
Martin ]. Leo. los Summit Ave; Ned.
Examiner. DR.. G. q. Perry. &c Lowry
Bldg. Meetings are held on second and
fourth Mondays Of month In Hibornian
Hall, ct p. M. = =.
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DIVISION OFFICERS A. O. H,-r,mE
AND PLACE OF MEETING.
l., ANOKA COUNTY.

Anoka, MINI. So'e1nsn'
Division No /. Anoka-Pres., william
3. ward; Vice Pres, John L. Green:
Ta Jam seq e. Charles aa r. Green: Fin. Sec.
Ai ale; Treas. John Ward; Med. Exams
lners; ). H. Frank and A, d. Caine
month In Woodman Hall at 8 n m
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DAKOTA COUNTY

,ne County n.y. President t. p. Moran. Hast.
!, Division No, J.. Hastinss-D,v. pr..
pr.: - ,Sarrett. Hastings, Mimi: Vic,
Rec Sec ns' TSe. Gssre %S.n 4s.tInss MINI
Fin. Sec. n. o'Brien. Hastin1s MIN MIN. ::
InTees BIC John Kane. Medical Examiner. ;
second 6ee caa a1 "a Brady: Meetings held on y;
in a. = sn y t % Thursdays Of month
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MOBILES COUNTY.

worth. MINI.
H4xision No; !. E1lsworth-pres. Mich
ael Holloran; Vice Pres, Thos. s, EaEan:
REQ. Sec. James Burke; Fin. Sec, John
Carey; ms. Sec, James Burke; Treas.
Thos. Sweeney: Med. Examiner. Dr.
Cress. Meetings are held on second We'd
nesday Of each month In the church, At
7:30 p. m. ~
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MURRAY COUNTY.

Division No: 3. currie-Pres., M. n
Sec, .: J. Cauley; Fin. Sec, j. Cor.
man: Treas, Jos. Byrne: ms. Sec. 8 =.
German: Chaplain. Rev. Chas. cavan.
son: Meetings held the third SATURDAY. ~
each each month in Germans Han, Cufrie,
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Division No. 4, West n.,,.,

Kssaan; Vice cq plsaideRRsf:e 'ifenti John
s57rta h :. treasurer; J. W. Bothweil 81
Jas. a Gonne9vW west, Regarding secretary;
secretary 3, DR.. Payette. medical e4nm
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

seo st. Clair St.; Vice Pres. Mis- JohanT:
Cook, 81 3: Eleventh ST.; Rec. Sac ~.
M asss Msr. Scot AZ Central Aye Treas.
Meetings held ct Hibernian Hail. III 1 en1
Franklin SITS. ''As 1Aesl' stn sao
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-11-26
Ascension Island,

The island of Ascension, in the At
lantic, belonging to Great Britain, is
one of the most unique places in the
world, in that there is no private prop
erty in land, no rents, no taxes and no
use for money. The fiocks and herds
are public property, and the meat is
issued as rations. SO are the vegeta-
bles grown on the farms. When an
island fisherman makes a catch he
brings it to the guardroom, where it
is issued by the sergeant major.
Practically the entire population are
sailors, and they work at most of the
common trades The climate is almost
perfect, and anything can be grown.
The island is miles by 6 in size and
has a population of about 40. 1t is
go miles northward of ST. Helena and
is governed by captain appointed by
the British navy.
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Eva usvIIie

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bergman of near
this city announce the marriage of
their daughter, Myrtle Esther, to Cecil
James Timber, on Wednesday, Novem-
Der "a. "
Nine schoolmates of over sd years
ago made richly reminiscent the very
pleasant dinner party given one day
last week by Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H.
Johnson. twenty-five guests enjoyed
Mrs. Johnson's hospitality.
Word has been received here of the
death of the wife of Russell Searles in
Salt Lake City, Utah, hospital, last
Saturday morning. Russell Searles is
a son of Cassius Searles, who is a
brother of Messrs. Riley and Willis
Searles of this city.
John Douglas, living mile south
west of Evansville, while working in
the Carpenter coal yards, slipped off of
a board Saturday evening, breaking his
leg. Mr.. Douglas is getting along
nicely.
august Ringhand, who resides about
mile and half west of Evansville,
while operating silo filler on the Mil
brandt farm last Friday afternoon, had
his left hand caught in the fan of the
silo filler, injuring it so badly that it
was necessary to amputate the middle
finger and part of the fore finger. The
ring finger was crushed and broken and
the little finger was badly bruised, but
both can be saved.
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Airsickness and ';Aviators.

The budding aviator is not prone to
seasickness. Airsickness undoubtedly
does sometimes trouble pilots of the
bad sailor variety during long and
stormy voyages, when the machine
rocks and pitches to excess, but it is
comparatively rare and generally
means the flier is exhausted or out Of
condition. The airsickness that is
akin to mountain sickness only makes
its appearance at heights very un-
usually attained by flying machines.
In the matter of the controls" these
are now more or less uniform and
standardized, to the great advantage Of
the beginner, who, apart from being
relieved of the necessity Of learning
many different systems, is called on
by the system now employed to do in
fight just that which his natural in
stinct would suggest.-Westmi Ga
zette.
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Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER &c, 1915
CORRESPONDENCE
Milton junction

After suffering for several weeks
and after returning from Madison
hospital without hopes of recovery,
Mrs. G. E. Thompson died at her home
in Milton Wednesday. Short services
were held at the home Friday morning
at o'clock and the remains taken to
Marshall, Wis, the former home of the
family, for burial.
At a meeting of the dairy farmers
held in Milton last week, a cow testing
association was formed with A. G.
Austin president, and H. M. Burdick
secretary and treasurer. These officers
with James Van Eta, JAS. Palmer,
Ralph Marquart, Sgd Green and Har-
vey Little were constituted board of
directors who will conduct the business
of the association.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. F.
Shuman at Koshkonong was the scene
of a very pretty wedding service on
Thursday afternoon, Nov. II. The con-
tracing parties were Richard Hafer-
man of Fort Atkinson and Esther Shu-
man of Koshkonong, Rev. Webster
Millar officiating.
Arthur Garfield Crosby, we'll known
throughout the region as a member OF
the firm of Crosby & Summers, imple-
ment dealers, and for two years resi-
dent of this village, was buried on
Wednesday, of last week from the Mil
ton Congregational church. He was
taken i'll Sunday, Nov. z, with append
icitis and by Tuesday his condition was
so serious that he was removed to the
Mercy hospital in GAINESVILLE. On oper-
ating the physicians gave little hope of
recovery and death came at about
o'clock in the afternoon of Sunday,
November IA.
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Stouahton

Mrs. Knut Joitle of Deerfield is pa
tient at the Stoughton Surgical hos
pital, where she submitted to an opera
ton for abdominal troubles.
Henry Severson is reported to be
very i'll at his east side home, where he
is in charge of nurse. Mr.. Severson
is only along in his ffties and of pow
erful physique.
Leslie Stockton passed through here
last Friday evening en- route to Oak
Park, Ill.,, suburb of Chicago, where
he will be married about Thanksgiving
time to Miss Lsura Engh, formerly of
Stoughtion. He was accompanied from
this city by her brother, Owen Engh.
Mr. Stockton is connected with groc-
cry store in the capital city and is son
of Chairman S. w. Stockton of Dun
kirk township. Leslie was given a
shower Thursday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilbertson, south
of town.
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Our Elastic Arteries.

Our arteries are constructed to with
stand enormous pressure from the
blood that courses through them, and
they naturally possess very great elias
ITCHY. However much the blood pres
sure is increased by rapid heart ac-
ton. perfectly healthy artery does
not give way, but stretches as the
blood is forced through, and then re-
gains it's proper size. AS old age ap-
proaches the arteries begin to lose elias
ITCHY and grow more rigid.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-11-26
HOw,s This,

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.J Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known F. j..
Cheney for the last Is years and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimon-
ials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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On Second Thought.

Those men for whom you failed to
get government positions were rather
indignant
''Only for little while replied Sem
ator Sorghum. 'Since they found how
much more they can make in private
employment they're honestly grateful"
Washington STAR
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Manila Hemp,

The fiber of manila hemp varies in
length from six to twelve feet and oc-
casionally attains a length of eighteen
feet 1t is said to possess greater ten
sile strength than any other fiber
known.
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In True Proportion.

He rapturously)-Miss Sweetthing
dances as lightly as the ocean foam.
She sweetly)-Indeed she does. and
her head is just as light as her heels.--
Richmond Times Dispatch.
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For Sale. "A 5-passenger auto in
good condition. Also a quantity of
building tile.-J. J. Culton.
-Salome winter apples 75c per bu.,
1925 per Dbl. Keeping qualities unex-
celled. Phone evenings. Morris Hart
ell. 52tf
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-11-26
POOR SEED
MEANS FAILURE.
Don't Select Your Seed Corn
From the Crib-You Can't
Tell What You Are
Getting.
We MUST STUDY The STALK

When You Gather Seed Corn, Study
the Root System, Foliage, Stalk,
Husk and Tassel-Pick Ears of Me-
dunn Hight on Stalk With Short
Shank.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-07
5YMoRRls FAckERMAN. {,
OF the Fish and Game Protective
J 81 rSs -sAssoctatton ~ I.ls ~ :.

Don't put away, your fishing tackle.
There's plenty OF time for fishing and
here's how.s.a and why. Il; z:
z Pike, pickerel and pike. perch fish
ing through the ice. is fun, and a
healthy sport besides. i.
There are several ways OF = fishing
through ice, @ $50, N
One is to erect a little shanty over
the hole cut In the ice excluding all
light so You can see what Is going on
underneath. When you use this
method fish with a hand line, with
minnows and worms for bait.
a. small stove may be taken into
the9shanty to make Il; comfortable.
Have a. lot of patience. and Il sue
cess does not come in due time you
can put your little shanty on runners
and cut another hole in a moreifavor.
ablesplace. - Z ,,s-
The way to get the most fun, and
the most air, too Is this: VI "A NJ
Fish with tip:ups.l Take a board
about IS inches; long by 8 'inches. wide,
cut a slit down 1T about s inches long.
Take al heavy, piece Of wire about 20
inches long. make "a loop in itsabout
8 inches from the end. drive 7 a mail
through the loop and both sides Of
the slit in the boar s.. Il X 3.
Put a 2.ounce lead 5sinkerI around
the short end of the wire SO st will
slide freely. Place a little piece Of
colored cloth on the long end Of the
wire for your fog. !" M 81 "a
! Curve the extreme end a little be.
.yond the sinker.s place Al ring oyersit
to run your line ! through and you
have the tie:up. \ 'tsi; !;
Bait your. hook and, after letting as