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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24


Whereas. God, In His infinite wisdom. has
: allied to His home. Mrs. Mary Wood Stewart,
whom tor: many years we have regarded a.
friend and benefactor, therefore be II
Resotved, That In the death Mrs. Stewart,
our community has lost one who has ever
been ready and willing to assist In all things,
which were for the good Of tho place which
she loved ss home. and Of the people whom
she regarded rs her friends.
Resolved, That while we, who are trustees
of the "Corinne Stewart Public Library As
ISOLATION, which Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
founded and presented to the town ~ .
memorial to their gifted daughter. Miss
Corinne, mourn her loss. we extend to the
bereaved daughter, Miss Virginia Stewart, our
heartfelt sympathy and tenderest regards in
this, her great hour Of afiiction, and recon-
mend her In her loneliness to God Who comes
with comfort and healing to those who
mourn.
Resolved, That the association has lost one
who had lbs best interests at heart, and was
iuxious to see 1t benefit to the entire town.
RESOLVED. That the library be draped in
mourning for thirty days, and that copy Of
hese resolutions be spread on the records of
he association. copy be sent to THE
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publication, and
opy OF the paper be sent to the daughter,
Miss Virginia Stewart.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
SULLIVAN HARBOR.

DR.. Francis X. Corr returned to Boston
riday.
Miss Mona Gordon is home for the
thanksgiving vacation.
The Village aid society met with Mrs.
I. V. Dennis Wednesday afternoon.
Rev, r. II. Moyle and wife will spend
Thanksgiving in Orrington.
The Village aid society will hold a
Christmas sale in connection with Sorosis
On Nov. II, Mrs. f. w. Johnson, of
Sullivan Center, picked sweet peas from
her garden.
Mrs. Benjamin Baker, of Sullivan
Center, is home from Birch Harbor where
she has been teaching.
There WAS good attendance at Sorosis
Friday evening considering the weather.
Wescott's orchestra furnished excellent
music for dancing.
Mrs. Moses Hawkins and daughter
will leave Wednesday for Boston, to be
gone several weeks. Friends hope the
operation on Mrs. Hawkins eye will be
successful.
Dec. 3.
Nov ~ III.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
z6bsrttSeL.mfs.
URIC ACID
SOLVENT
so Cent Bottle (32 Doseg
FREE

Just because ron start the day worried
and tired. stfn legs and arms and muscles.
an aching head. burning and bearing dow
palms In the back-wovs oss before the day
begins-do not think you have to stay Il
that condition.
Those sufferers who are in and out OF
bed half . dozen times at night will APP
preciate the rest, comfort and strength
our treatment gives. For every form. OF
bladder trouble, scalding pains. or weak.
Be strong. well and vigorous with no
more pains from stin joints, sore muscles,
rheumatic suffering, aching back, or kid.
ney or bladder troubles.
The Williams Treatment conquers kid.
ney and bladder diseases, rheumatism and
s al ntie .cd no or matter how
used The Williams Treatment we will giys
one SOC. bottle (a2 doses) for your own use
free. Contains no alcohol or habit form
Ing drug. Does not AFFECT the heart.
Send this notice with your name and
address. and roc: to help pay
New Post ONCE Block, East Hampton.
Conn. You will receive by parcel post q
regular 60c. bottle ts2 doses), without charge
bottle only to family or address.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
A Word to kheumatics

The first day you start to take Rheuma
the uric acid poison begins to dissolve and
leave the sore joints and muscles. Its &C.
tion is little less than magical. 30 cents
bottle OF Geo. A. Parcher and all druggists.
Judge Barhorst of Fort Loramie, Ohio,
says: ~ was cured of very bad case OF
rheumatism BY using two bottles OF
Rheuma. Previous to that was cripple,
walking on crutches."
Rheuma relieves almost instantly the
intense suffering from sciatica, lumbago,
neuritis, govt, neuralgia and other forms
OF hr eumatism.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
COUNTY NEWS
MANsET.

-,
Amoe Doihvsr - 4'''s1 n's ''"ily 20
seswab.
Isaac Stanley spent the weekend In
Rockland.
lola Newman has moved his family into
,hsir new bungalow.
Kate Carroll, OF Southwest Harbor,
.rent the weekend with Mrs. z. g.
stanley.
o,.d,. whitmors left MONDAY for .
~ IN o.stips TO visit her sister who n
a,m.I .chool.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
WEST HANCOCK.

Miss Susie Phillips is visiting at ID. NJ.
Netherlands.
Mrs. W.. K. Springer has returned to
Dexter, for the winter.
Mrs. Arthur Graves has returned from
Ba- Harbor, where she has been visiting.
Herman Sinclair haa returned from
Moosehead LAKE, where he had employ
ment. He has blood poisoning in his
hand.
E. H. 8. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24

.nc VIE, Andrew Bennett and wifs,
o Noyes and wife, Mrs. Mamie Rich,
sno the BRIDES mother, Mn. Butler.
nev. =. P. Dresser performed the core
y. Inc bride rscsivsd many beautiful
pesents. After delicious refreshments
nso oeen served, the bride and groom left
.ol tne,r new home, bungalow just COM
p'eteo IN Mckinley. The bride was At
.ireo IN travelling suit. All wish them
happiness.
Nov. %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
SOUTH sURRY.

->@s
Mrs. Helen fGreen) Over il visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Hollis Bonsey.
ronald Carter is returning to his homo
IN hockland, after helping Bert Young
with his weir through the season.
Inc heavy winds recently have damaged
the weirs to great extent, but nearly all
OF the owners have saved their Irvine.
some boats also have come to grief. Roy
Carter lost his dory, nets and nearly ali
his gear for fishing, short time ago.
Among those who have gone from here
recently are volney Coggins, to New
York; Truman LAthrop, Forrest West
and Ralph Clifford. to Stockton, and
Charles Cunningham, to Pstten pond,
where he is havinga camp built for Mr..
Wilder. Hollis Bonsey ls foreman on the
work.
Nov. 2. TRAMP.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03

Pat was passing n fruit stand when
his eyes fell upon some grape fruit
for the firs, time.
My! N.Y." he said. what foins
lemons. I'll bet IL wouldn't take
many OF thin To make q dozen"
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03

The tomb Of Christ and the city Of
Jerusalem symbolising In many ways
the marvellous race which founded I,
and which passed out Of Christian
hands in the year l:SS. 10 one Of the
sentimental prizes Of the great var.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03
wm n.ll1 Aiisias -, m.


4. p. Dys. q ~ 1sasy Gsreaaslis
Company. CLOSED coatsaee ! ssw
days ago Tor Tie srsctioa II u aienl-
Il mill and nixias plant - - locat-
ed in our city. u setusl work, 70
begin at oaee.
The mill will b. loAcstsd Just east
Of the apple pavilion. north Of the
santa 70 tracks. and viii sxtsad
north to the road Leading into town.
The buildings will b. coatsruclsd of
concrete and iron and viii ~ pue
up substantially. The grindiag de-
partment Of the mill will bs built
three stories high and will b eputp-
ped whit the latest Williams grind
ing machinery. The plant will have
capacity Of sixty tons daily and
will furnish home market for eight
to ten thousand tons OF hay annually
besides the several thousand tons
raised by the members Of the COM
pany. The work OF construction will
be started at once and II Il expected
to have the plant running BY October
lst.
The Arkansas Valley Railway.
Light and Power Company, will fur
nish the power for running the
plant which will be supplied by three
electric motors. developing 600 h. ..
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03
Ala JUM1A MANS EXPERIENCE
Rssuits Tell The Tale

ssoNe teU tne T1lo
Can you doubt the evidence Of this
Ia Junta citizen.
You can verify La Jun,a endorse.
Hent.
Read this:
MY kidney trouble was hereditary
eAys p. W. Kirwan. harness dealer. o,
ZIG Ssp Juan Ave. La Juuta. 81 hal
DtaM6 in the small Of my 80,
Which bothered me especially In the
morning when I got up and a, times
wnen was working The kidney Sc
cfetions were highly coior.d. Do,n's
kidney Pills removed these trouble.
! Am willin. TO confirm all I said prai,.
sng Doan's Kidney Pills som. years
$50. They cured mo and I have had
oetie or no trouble since
Price Soc. At all dealers. Don't sim.
~ ask for kidney remedy-x.s
Ooan's Kidney Piils-ths sam. that
1r. kirwan had. Foster. Miiburu Co.
tsees.. Buffalo. " Y.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03
sAes,sf'. xsis.

by virtue of a Special Execution and
Court Decree. issued out Of the clerks
office OF the district court OF Otero
county and state Of Colorado, and to me
directed. whereby ] am commanded TO
make the sum Of Five thousand Eight
and costs o. suit. the amount Of n
Lewis Wallace Post. Theo. J. Cook.
administrator, and the unknown heirs
at law OF william w. white. deceased,
In favor OF Charles l. stubbs. out OF
the lands. 'snemen,s goods A.: and ch.t-
Lewis Wallace Post. Theo. J. Cook.
administrator and the unknown heirs
a, law OF William W. white decsAsed,
have levied on the following proper
~. to-wit;
The ives, half Of the southwest
quarter OF section twenty-four t:p In
township twenty-three t.D south OF
.. m, In otero county Colorado.
Therefore. according to said COM
raand. ! shall expose for sale. At pub
lie auction. an the right. title and In
tsrest OF tn. above named william W.
White. Lewis Wallace Post Theo J.
Cook. administrator. aud the unknown
heirs at law OF William W. White. de-
property. on Monday. the ssth day Of
July 1918. at II o'clock a m. at the
south front door OF the county court
house In La Junta. otero county. Colo
raio.
dated at La Jun,a this LIST day Of
's'S 's'' s-r'' Z xr.Ssx YAM s I
sheriff Of ot~ro County.
first publication. July J. 1918.
t.ast puhllcation. July "a. 1915
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03

HsAe yosr sAsw wfnAswp bsissF MD - ssw
Masaa &C. LAaps. lncssass sslling sfSecsivsses
wtA nedssA E1sresc AgAfane. lt uill 0sks cas-
to0sr u paasess-by. Evsa IL @lalDsst sesso CO
affosd this strikiag. aessstS6a-csapslliag window
diplay. for ~ Gust r Surprisingly iow.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03

The modern saint does not with
draw from society and become . ~
ciuse. You viii find him tryias 4
solve the social aad political prob
lens which embrace the welfare oI
30 many Of his fellow counlsymsu.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03
Node. 81 A....i ,s.-e,.s.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
held at the office Of the company in
Chcraw. Colo. Monday morning. July
Is, 1915. at 10 o'clock. for the purpose
of .lecting officers for the ensuing
year. and transacting such other busI
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
J. IL CRoZIER. President.
First publication. June 20. 1918
Last publication. July 20 1918
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03
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lrIVsQ ~ ~ psspss ha1aecs - -
~ o9GlGn1tk nsagjaA hpeh body md
- duEiag - gE0wiAg pssiod vhes
Gn1nsa'e dsaasds ass eFelies than in
aonse ~. 1his b sh0wn II - alaay
- lhcss, Iean hodSss. iFequest cplAss
9nd lhek q aahstioa.
Nne III sneA ehildeea ~ ~ With
vn021eakahle easuestness: They aeed
1eptEss8es1s1os. ssA nesd 4 inDw. Il
teessooes b cpaesatEated 6oem IT, WY
3nod S3easnes b ssficA theis h1ond. Il
ehaa<es Ssaksen - stfeagth: h makes
Shem sturdy ssd stsoog. No alcohol.
GesA Z nevns. HlcsoAGiA. NJ.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03

"a string Of little old fashioaed
one-teacher country schools with .
course Of studies not at oil related 70
country life. In . rural district whore
many farmers own automobiles IL Q
.randoious fraud on our couutsy
youth. ."-Georse II. l.oeimsr.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03
..sA, r.-s s'..-s. ~. to. Gas.

Prssl1sas J. T. uD1iks. Of ,as
0ssse 0as Ceaoaay. has pufcha,el
Djoek = - ~ 1lee10aa addition .
Rssky vsed. 81 IN bsoia he ~ork
q eoee g eooGlsuso1ng . ssv build.
~ 80 seesaoo ooaae IT. - o. Tie
ssasl D1eek ! = 1eoaeo1 east &
~ neeooeeo ~ Co0oaay bald.
~ - ~ - ~ fBo0 Rocky
~ - 0v1nk. ~. UD11be ~ sise
es0oosos1 oss1aGs0o1s ~ lsassas
~ soo0 ~ oeuooo1 ~ 1lasdsy'o
Asosg - - oveooA. Thls viii y
~ . - oog0noeoe oellss ed
Gloso eoo0 ~ ~ e. Ceapasy.
0ne1W'D ~ o11oo1Go1 ~ rpea
- ~ - 0ouunGv - . oeslsl e
- - onoonn - - euli q.
-; - - ln1D0 - Z. " Ils,s.
~ ~ - ou111ne-0oo M
y n. 4. :,9<s<.. Z,
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03
Nssse~ OF srssi ssssusasss sd Deter.
stssstss 81 oeetsshlp.

In the matter OF tn. estate OF Caroline
~ Iam-y son. deceased
Notice of finAi settlement and deter
mination Of helrship
Notice is hereby given. that on Mon
day. the i:th day Of July, 4, D. 1918.
At the hour OF 10 n. m. OF said day. the
same being one OF the regular days OF
the June. 1915. term OF the county
court Of otero county. In the state Of
Colorado. J. champ~ Jam-yso admin
tntrntor of said estate will appear be.
fore the Judge Of said court. present
my final settlement as such adminisera.
tor. pray the approval Of the same. and
sdinInisir.sor. Al which lime ana
place any perpon In interest may ap.
pesr and present objections 70 the
eam~. u any there be.
shSs :. sriS time msSs ssa ,,sss x. c.ss
ytli ,ec:lys and hear proofs eoacsen.
Ing the hsirs Of said deceased. pureu.
ant 70 the verified pesition Of Chaqpe
8 "a Sss:s"os. r. iSs s.s Il ssss ~
70. asking tor = judicial. aseeetalnaSne
80 DISCRIMINATION of the hslrS1ip q
~ s%ssnse % go f.eM wssen y apeeass
.ms. e'ss j.s.,.cs = ss. e e e 41,SsS. 1ss:s e. ~
tWss e. Jaaeysss, sS Kansas CITY.
fesA NeS. are hssrs Of ssid .deeesss1.
Is: T.. :s 40 claim 40 e :. 81 k.,r:
az q saiS csss,iss 4 js1syss". As. 3.
49, sssssS sscs ,c., ssssss ';SS,,1s:s S,1 g, e = s:H
SS::::r !: e Z. ;:s s:s;: 's:s:.a Sss al. n,
~ - 's"' cmHisrE' sAxwysos.
A4Wtntseraeoe Of the estate % Care.
nso ~: : 4 'snsiHGsSsSsis 'snsHGSSsis's ss.s:s:sS x::s.s.,.
l1rss pys!lesiien. June ~ 1915.
Last pehllcalieM. July Z 1911
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03

"A newspaper without Advertising
says Joseph II. Finn Of the Associat
ed Advertising Club. "is like a lady
bathing suit without the sirl-elo
quently empty"
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03
CHILL
BY
JOHN c. O'LEARY

II you would have friends-be one.
Kansas farmers are wearing gar.
ters. Culture, eh?
A nation can lose its soul ~ COM
pletely as an individual.
"Who grasps the child" says Fran
els Thompson. "srasps the future"
On June 18th the financial books
OF the Worlds Fair showed net
profit OF $4,000.
Bryan says after the war the rules
OF warfare will be changed. Who
will enforce them!
.
II has been said that the measure
of generosity is not what you give
but what you have left
All governments are approaching
the point where they must express
their public feeling or fail.-F. X.
Lane.
Germany efficiency extends to hav-
ing four buttons on the back OF the
trousers. Wen trust our culture TO
a belt.
-
The new official name OF grape
fruit is pomelo. The department OF
agriculture says the old name is mis-
leading.
Billy Sunday Is going to have some
real competition. Al Jennings
breaks into the evangelistic league
this fall. He opens In Brooklyn.
-
John-Are you thinking Of going
to the fair,
Tom-Oh. yes. I've been think
ing OF It ever since the first OF Feb
ruary.
~
"A newspaper without Advertising"
says Joseph H. Finn OF the Associst-
ed Advertising Club. "is like a lady's
bathing suit without the girl-elo-
quently empty"
The Fairmount philosopher says:
A high wind is the foe OF dignity.
The last thing In this world IL a
IL a good one.
Decision Is the half OF accomplish
ment.
4s<f Z. \ "a. y ~ a 4. :.
Mr. Justice Holmes In voicing the
opinion of the United States
court In the Frank appeal said:
Mob law does not become due pro-
cess OF law by securing the assent OF
a terrorized jury"
-
Pat was passing n fruit stand when
his eyes fell upon some grape fruit
for the firs, time.
My My" he said. what folne
lemons. I'll bet II wouldn't take
many OF thin to make q dozen"
The tomb Of Christ and the city Of
Jerusalem symboiixins In many ways
the marvellous race which founded Il
ana shsrh o....A x...s - eAsa.ss--
hands 10 the year l:sS. 10 one Of the
sentimental prizes Of the great var.
The modern naint does not With.
draw from society aud become Q ~.
ciuse. You viii find him tryias 70
solve the social aad political PROT
lens which embrace the welfare Of
20 many Of his fellow countsymsu.
"a string Of little old fashioaed
country schools with
course Of studies not at sli related 70
country life. In . rural district whore
many farmers own automobiles IL Q
srahdolous fraud on our c0uueSy
youth. ."-6eorse u. Losimsr.
-
General Freneh's contemptibls
little army" ~ the Kaiser contempt
uousiy styled Il last fall. has met and
defeated the flower Of the German
army and still bars the Germans from
Calais. Il IL estimated that 100000
r.u'ons have died In front Of these
lines.
On June 18th. roo yesrs ago the
Magma Charter cas- sisned BY Kins
John on the field Of Ruasymede. OF
the sisty.shree chapssss sli have ~
come obsolete excsps The 3eth. 0ue
os that chspsss have beea evolved he
suaraasses Which afs ksevn - "lae
process Of iav."
The day had bssa reash . ~
lake. II The cain q ~ evealAo .
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03
TYPHOID !: 8: :;::::: 8:

eacy. ~ Assaisssss, a AssnyphsA vsceiassisa.
y vseeiasa NOW ~ yuas shy,leias. yoa "a
ySss fsniiy. q y oass vitai thaa hoass lnsussnes.
~ yvss 0Ayslctan. 15uegta. o. send fos "Hsys
- ~ TyDhnta" tsiiiss a Typhoia vseclas,
esss1o fsO ~, ~ 1aaes fsa rypAosa cafrien.
II Ovvn UoooAv0oV. oemdev. CA.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-10-01

dry out in a day. Those who
have not threshed are Of course
sorry to see so much rain but
still it is doing the ground a
wonderful lot Of good for next
years crop.
Don't forget those season
tickets for the Lyceum course
When you get a good thing
boost it.-Adv.
DR.. j. E. Mehihcff left Wed
nesday afternoon for Madison, s.
Oak. He was accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schulz who
will visit their married daughter
at Madison and OH Sunday at
tend the marriage Of their daugh
ter, Salome, to DR.. Mehlhoff.
Misses Helen and Salome Schulz
left here a. couple Of weeks ago.
Miss Helen will remain at Madi-
son for a longer visit. The new
ly-weds will go to Kansas city,
Mo-, where the doctor will again
enter a dental college and com
plete his study next May. DR..
Mehlhoff came here last spring
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-10-01
MEMORIES OF THE PAST.
Congress Caters and Hsrdies and Car.
net 8aos and the LIKE

Congress Caters and Hsrdies and Car
pet Bags and the LIKE
A London journalist asks, Where
are those elastic side boots, beloved by
the mel and women of the sixties?'
He probably refers to the boots known
in this country as Congress CATERS"
Why "~congress?" Countrymen visit
ing Washington thought that members
Of congress always drank congress wa
ter. Perhaps they did, undoubtedly
they needed 1t. But did they neces-
sarily wear congress CATERS? The true
western statesman was proud Of his
leg boots. The popularity of the con-
gress gaiter in this country was due
to the ease with which it was put on.
1t was the shoe for fat men, for indo-
lent persons, for those that were men,
tally down at the heel, discouraged
and depressed.
Where are those shoes now? But
what has become of all the herdics
and where is Peter Herdic? Where
are all the old fashioned carpet bags.
the moss agate rings and sleeve but
tons, the hair jewelry, the mustache
cups and napkin bands? Where are
the revolving casters that We're once
the center ornament of the dining
room table? What will you have
from the eastern" Where are the
clinking silver plated ice water pitch
ers, with gold lined goblets. that stood
on the SidebOard or on the table i'm
the directors room of a bank or Office
of some corporation? What an amaz-
ing amount of junk there must he in
this world. including novels that were
for a time prodigiously popular, serious
books that were once called definite,
final. epoch making.-Philip Hale in
Boston Herald.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-10-01
Local News

It's coming. "The diamond
from the Sky" The serial that
carries with it Il chance for you
to make 100000 by working
your brain just a little more
than usual.-Adv.
Gott.icb Klein threslled last
week and got 5000 bushels OF
cats and 1900 bushels Of wheat.
He has not finished his flax. He
expects to keep his wheat until
Mc prices are better. Mr.. Klein
is very much pleased over the
outcome Of his farm this year
and thinks it pays to- live. in
North Dakota.
Nearly all Of last week was
favorable weather for threshing
but it began rainingon Friday
and kept it up for nearly a week
Eyen if the sun is bright today
threshing will not be resumed
Tor a few days as the grain has
been too thoroughly soaked to
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-10-01
Painting Busy.

Painting 4 Buggy.
II the old paint on the buggy Is in
fair condition smooth it down with
sandpaper or steel wool. apply two or
more coats Of buggy paint, sandpaper-
ing lightly between each coat, and var
nish with coach varnish. You will
need a small round paint brush, q me
dunn sized fiat paint brush and a good
varnish brush. The varnish brush
should be used only for vanishing and
must be kept absolutely clean. The
surfaces to be vanished must be alb.
solutely free from dust. and the room
in which the vanishing Is done should
be dustless. A small grain Of dust
causes the varnish to rise up around It.
forming a bubble or lump. The var
nishing should be done In a warm.
dry Never apply paint or var
nish on damp woodwork.
II the old paint is checked and peel
ing of it should be removed. The sur
face should then be sandpapered smooth
and given a coat Of lead. Then pro-
coed as above.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-10-01
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land office at Btsmtarck, No. Dak.
Sept. 18TH. 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Barn
est H. Johnston, OF Sanger. No.
Oak, who, on March ~, 1912, made
Homestead Entry, Serial No. 016766,
Ger the NY of sEA and NJ swA
Of Section 4, Nownship 143 north,
Range 81 west, Of the 9Th, Principal
Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make Final three year Proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before William T. HamImel
Clerk Of Court at Center, No. Oak,
on Nov. 8, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James McCone, Of Hensler, No.
Oak, James A. Locke. Of Hensler,
No. Oak, George q. Dheby. OF SAN
GER, No. OAK, Archibald F. McMas-
ter, Of Sanger, No. Oak.
P. E. Byrna.
Register.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-10-01
SPELLING IN R,mE.

WHEN ''ei" and "ie" both spell
w How can we tell which It sha,
Here is a rule you may believe.
That never. never will deceive.
And all such troubles will relieve
A simpler rule you can't conceive,
It Is not made Of many pieces \
To puzzle daughters. sons and MY
Yet with 1t all the trouble ceaaes. /
After &C. an "e'' apply:
After other letters 81"
Thus a general in a siege.
Writes a letter to his liege.
OR an army holds its field
And will never deign to yield
While a warrior holds a shield.
Or has strength his arm to WELD.
Two exceptions we must note.
Which all scholars learn by note
Leisure IL the first Of these.
For tire second we have seize.
Edinburgh ScotBu
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-10-01
A Clogged System Needs
Attention

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taken at once seizes upon consti-
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Moreover it acts without gripping
Neglect Of a clogged system Of
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