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Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19
Local and Personal.

Did you hunt up your overcoat
yesterday?
Sam Spencer returned Monday
from a business trip to Hunting
ton, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray left
Tuesday for Wilmore where they
will reside in the future.
Otto Carr, Rollie Nickel and
Geo. Fannin, of Ezel, were visit
ing in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Bays and
children, Of Lexington, visited
relatives in town last week and
this.
Quite a number of teachers,
whose names we failed to get,
visited the Courier office last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Williams,
of Flat Gap, visited their daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. H. Wheeler, last
week and this
Mrs. Genoa Bomar, of Mont
gomery, Ala, who has been the
guest of relatives in West Liberty
for several weeks, is visiting in
Salyersville.
Miss Lula Henry, of Bonny,
and Miss Marguerite Carter, of
Flemingsburg, visited Miss
Martha Oakley last week and at
tended the institute.
Miss Bessie Maggard, of Re-
lief, one of Morgan county's
progressive teachers, paid our
office pleasant visit Friday and
ordered the Courier sent to her
address.
Miss Bertie Mckenzie, of near
town, visited her aunt, Mrs. H.
M. Cox, last week. She return
ed home Monday accompanied by
Miss Emma Stokley who will WIS.,
it with her a few days, after
which Miss Mckenzie will visit
with Miss Stokely at the latter's
home at Mt. Sterling.
The W. C. T. U. gave a free
entertainment at the Christian
church Thursday evening, which
was we'll attended. The program
was well arranged and thorough
! ly enjoyed by all, These gooC
: women are working hard for thu
!. the betterment of the communi
ty and should be encouraged.
The editor, H. G. Cottle, lef
Sunday morning for Scottsville
where his wife and little daugh
; ter 0rlean, have been visiting fo
v several weeks. He will take hi
= daughter to Nashville, Tenr
where an operation will be pei
D. formed on her eyes. The surgeo
n. has already examined her eye
j. and says that there is little doul
m that the operation will result su,
: cessfully.
D The news that 0rlean can
. made to see as well as any on
D will be gladly received by he
3 many little friends here.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19
QUIET rs RESTORED IN HAITI.

Washington.- Quiet has been re.
stored throughout Haiti. and the new
administration has taken up its duties,
according to advices to the navy de-
partment from Admiral Caperton. The
selection of a cabinet by President
Dartiguenaye is reported Admiral
Capertons advices were reassuring as
to the prospect of peace, but the Amer
lean forces will not be withdrawn from
the island for the present, or until
the new government is fully on its
feet.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19
OF COURT OF INQUIRY.

Misunderstanding of the Navy
Daniels made public the findings OF
the court of inquiry which investigat.
ed the recent scandal attending the
examinations at Annapolis. The names
OF Is midshipmen were announced as
deserving punishment. The dismissal
of two of the students of the Naval
academy is recommended. The others
are to be disciplined in milder ways.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19

Before marriage he has a duck
fit if she sees him with a shave
and massage that are less than
two hours old or the perfect poise
of his correct tie disturbed a
hairs breadth; but afterward he
comes to the table with his
shoestrings united, no collar on
and a stubby growth of beard
that would play a tune if you ran
it through q music box. Judge.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19

Statesmen may go as far as
they like in cutting out public ex-
penditures in which the other fe!-
low is interested. If they take
us for the other fellow. they may
be long on rectitude, but they'll
be short on votes. Judge.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19

Once upon a time a man was
not accepted in society unless he
was known to have a sense of
honor, but nowadays a sense of
humor is much more essential
Exchange.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19

Men and women are always
making trouble for each other;
but if a stone wall separated them
they would tear it down in order
to get together. - Exchange.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19
Only BY Permission.

Livestock may be shipped into Ken.
lucky now from Indiana and Illinois
only by special permission, since the
discovery of foot and mouth disease
among hogs in Cook county, Illinois,
and Posoy county. Indiana, caused, It
is believed, by infection from hog
cholera serum, This state permits
the importation of hog cholera serum
only by special permission, and the
company which furnishes the serum
supposed to have caused the infection
in Indiana and Illinois does not sell
In this state.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19
strength OF The
KENTUCKY MILITIA.
APPROPRIATION is FIVE THOU.
SAND DOLLARS LESS THAN
THAT OF. LAST YEAR.
THE STATES SHARE is CUT
Total Strength Of National Guard Is
1873 Enlisted Men-Final Ailot.
ment Is Made.
Especial Frankfort Correspondence

Frankfort.-Out Of the S4,O0O,OOO ap.
propriated for the organized militia OF
the United States for the current year,
Kentucky will receive 69,S10.96, about
$4,000 less than its allowance for the
previous year. According to the state.
ment made here by an official Of the
war department, the total strength OF
the Kentucky militia is 1873 enlisted
men. The total allotment to Ken
lucky is distributed as follows: Arms,
equipments and camp purposes, 1884,
1926; promotion of rife practice,
$11,664.05 ammunition for small arms
S9,218.04, and supplies, S23,154.75.
Kentucky's allotment for arms, equip
ments, camp purposes and the promo
tion of rife practice, aggregating S46,'
656.21, under the law appropriating
$2,000,000 to be distributed among the
several states for that purpose, will be
disbursed by the officials Of the state
Kentucky's amount is apportioned ac'
cording to congressional represents
ton The S29,154.75 of the $2,O0O,O0C
federal appropriation set aside for
purchasing supplies and ammunition
that may be expended by Kentucky is
determined by the actual strength ol
the state militia as compared to the
strength of the militia Of other states
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19
Auto Bandits Get s765.

Chicago, Aug. l6.-Rudolph Faggie.
paymaster of the Leonard Seed com.
pany, was held up in broad daylight
by four automobile bandits and rob.
bed of $765,50 in currency.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19

People who think of nothing
but their pains invariably con-
slider people who think of moth
ing but their pleasure incorrigi-
bic. Exchange.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19
Eorty.Eifth Annual Renort.

Insurance premiums paid into
the state in 1914 amounted to
s5,056,76S.71 and losses paid out
amounted to $3,513, 1850, as compared
to s5,7l2,2SO,7O in premiums in 1913
and $3,S5S,569.O9 losses for the same
year. These figures are contained in
the forty-fifth annual report of the
State Insurance Department on fire in
surance in this state. The receipts OF
the insurance department, were STA,
5O292 and expenditures S31,19511,
leaving S4S,307.S1 balance to the state
revenue. The State Fire Marshals De.
partment received $4O,645.O7 and paid
out S22,4103S. The State Insurance
Board received $25,27461, and paid out
$25,2S171.
The risks written as reported by all
fire companies, fire, marine, inland and
tornado business, we're s402,S34, ,5S7 SO,
or this the Kentucky stock companies
wrote S34,S95, ,6O1.43; Kentucky mutu'
ais, $3,353, ,S95; Kentucky assessment
companies, S7,9O4.9O9; mutual compa
nies of other states, S1,963, ,OS2.25;
stock companies of other states, $3.50,
36S0S3,SS; foreign companies, S74,
S49,0l6.3O. The premium reported
amounted to $5,O56, ,76S.71 of this the
Kentucky stock companies received
$434,6SS.59; the Kentucky mutuali
S2l,671.79; Kentucky assessment com
panies, Sl4O,513.5S; stock companies o
other states, SS,514,265.92; mutua
companies of other states, S40,S35.43
foreign companies, S9O4,79S.4O.
The losses were SS,513,1l6.S9, Ker
lucky stock companies paying Sl91
03O,33; Kentucky mutuals. S2l,S59.23
Kentucky assessment companies, S79
121.45 stock companies of othe
states, $2,457,77S.39, mutual companie
of other states, S53,Ol2SO; foreiCn con
panies, $7O7,S1499.
The ratio OF losses paid to premium
received was for the stock companie
of other states, 6994 per cent yearly
for foreign companies 1917 per cent
On January |, 1914, there were IA
fire and fire marine insurance compa
nies doing business. On January
1915, there were 1873 fire and fire ma
rine companies.
The paid-up capital of the four Ker
tucky stock fire insurance companie
amounts to $9lO,O95. Their total a'
sets were on December 81, 1914, 81
775,S65.1O, an increase of $l9l,0S4.55
liabilities, except paid-up capital an
; surplus, S501, 1,71S4l, an Increase c
$1OO,712.07; surplus, S36S,55l.69, d,
= crease of S77O22,52 income, S94O
l O99.OS, an increase of SSO9O0J,32; di
| bursements, $3.50, 1896, an increase {
! $14S,42512; risks written, $29, ,922, 2,574.4
Q q decrease Of $5,124,15O,57; premium
I received, S491 ,91S.7l, an increase (
$26,2S5,SS; losses paid, S3S4,5iS,S9, q
increase of S2l9, 9,1O7.64.
: The three mutual fire insurant
companies of the state reported as
!. December 81, 1914, assets S6O4, 1907
y decrease of SSS9.OS; liabilities So
6424O, a decrease of S26S,SO9.2S; /
come $4S,479.49, a decrease of S2
-, 4G3.32; disbursements S45,55L36,
:, decrease of $22,lOl,S2; risks WRIT,
$S,S5S, $500, an increase Of SS2
= $4,000; premiums received $2l,O46,C
7 an increase of s1,7974O; losses pa
y y S24,S592S, an increase Of SS,O25O7
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19

Berlin, Aug. 16.-One of the out
posts of the Russian fortress of Novo
Georgievsk, the last stronghold held
by the czar on the Vistula river, has
been stormed by the Germans, it is of.
ficially announced. The Germans cap.
tured 1000 men and four machine
guns. The outpost stood 10 the north
Of the fortress.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19
RUSSIA CRUSHED
is berlin VIEW
Military Critics in German Capi.
tai Believe End Come
in Few Weeks.
CENTER STILL IN RETREAT
Hindenburg and Mackensen Continue
In Fierce Attacks, the Former
Pounding Hard at the Kovno
Defenses-Finai Phase.

Washington, Aug. 16.--The Ameri.
can consul at Riga has taken over the
British interests there. Ambassador
Marye so reported from Petrograd,
but gave no explanation.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19
Final Phase of Attack.

Military men here believe those vic.
tories constitute the final phase of
the stupendous Austro.German cam.
paign in the East.
With Brest Litovsk and the Kovno
fortress line held by German troops,
no serious offensive on the part OF
Russia is anticipated for the remain.
der of the war
The fall of Warsaw left to the
Slavs only Brest Litovsk as base
for the operations of her field armies
Should Brest Litovsk be surrendered
to the Austro-Germans, the grand
dukes armies will be scattered forces
operating from separate bases and un.
able to concentrate effectively in any
great offensive campaign.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-19

Berlin, Aug. 16.-The second phase
Of the campaign on the eastern front
is drawing rapidly to a close-the
Russian center giving ground with
little resistance in its retreat to the
Kovno-Brest Litovsk line.
Attacking the Russian wings are
Won Hindenburg and Mackensen, the
two greatest generals Germany has
produced in the world war. Kovno is
being subjected to terrific assault, un
der the eye Of Won Hindsnburg, and
there IS not the slightest doubt here
that the fortress must soon succumb.
Mackensen is pressing slowly north
ward upon Brest Litovsk, dealing
heavy blows at the Russian left flank.
See End In Few Weeks.
Military critics here believe the op-
erations against Russia will be en-.
tirely completed within few weeks.
They do not expect to see any march
on Petrograd, despite the fear Of a
drive on the Russian capital felt in
the allies capitals.
The general opinion here is that
Russia already has been dealt a blow
from which she can scarcely recover
before the allies are forced into peace
negotiations. The popular demand is
that Germany shall wheel her armies
into a new campaign on another front
The Won neutrality-suspicious.
movement will not be halted unit
Kovno is pounded to pieces and al
the fortresses of the KovnoBrest
Litovsk line have fallen before the
German attack.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-30

Stories VIII clrcuiato from time 90
tins 20 the effect that some caRdl-
Date va many thousands OF votes IN
reserve. Or u certain % winning a
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familiar with the campaign conducted
by the Herald. What we want par
tcularly 10 caii your attention 20 at
the present time is the fact that this
distribution must be Withdrawn and
this will be your last opportunity "a
get one Of these beautiful Bibles or
Germs never before heard or since
the first nouncemen that the offer
would be Withdrawn many late COM
ors have been presenting certificates
and II you wish Ia be among the for
tunate ones you should take ndvun-
tege OF the offer without delay. ar
the books are going fast. and no time
should be lost until you get one.
The certificate is printed daily on
another page OF this paper. Read y
carefully and learn how you may
benefit thereby.
Remember, only a few days remain
and you will never have such a
chance as this again.
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company. No. l09 West Copper ave
nue, Aibuqucrquc, New Mexico 90
take action upon this resolution; and.
further, that the secretary forthwith
give notice OF snid meeting. n OF
the adoption of this resolution, With
In ten days from this date by publish
ing said resolution. with a notice of
It's adoption. Ia the Evening Herald,
a newspaper published In the county
Of Bcrnalillo. Tor at least two weeks,
once a week. successfully, and oy
mailing n written or printed copy Of
the Same to each and every st0ckhold-
cr Of this company In the United
states.
a.aaa=.
Also take notice that the foregoing
resolution was adopted by a majority
Of the whole board Of directors NJ "a
special meeting for hat purpose duly
held ON the 22ad day Of April. A. d.
1915.
albuquerque, New Mex'eos April
23rd. 1915.
ry order OF the Board OF Directors.
II. o. BROOKS.
Secretary.
pub. Apr, 20 and 30.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
or AMERICAN OYSTER
CARRIER COMPANY

Notice Ia beroby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
American Oyster Carrier Company
VIII be held AZ the Office OF the com
pany, No. 400 West Copper avenue.
Albuquerque. New Mexico. on safur-
day. the sth day of May, a. u.
lvib' az $500 O'Clock .. M. for the
purpose OF taking action upon tho
tollowing resolution OF the board OF
directors Of this company
Resolved, that in the judgment Of
this board, Il Is advisable and most
for the benefit OF the American oyster
Carrier Company that the same should
he forthwith dissolved; and TO that end
u is ordered that a meeting Of the
stockholders be held on Saturday, the
SIN day Of May, A.. u. 1915, at $500
o'clock p. m, at the Office Of the
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PERSONALS.

The Albuquerque Business college
will give a May dance tomorrow
night in the assembly room OF the
institution. All students and former
students Of the college rave been In
sited.
Hon. j. L. Hiubbcll Of Ganado, Ari-
zona, is In the city for a Jew days.
DR.. ,. H. Raster. former head Of
the Santa Fo hospital here. aud now
chief medical man Of the Santa Fe
main system. was In the city last
night His headquarters IN In To-
poka. liz was accompanied by Frank
B%utterfieid, of the santa ne hospital
board. Dr.. Naster makes a trip over
the line about twice a year.
{. a. Lakewood OF Madrid. an ofa-
ciai Of q coal company, u In the city
on business.
There viii be a called meeting Of
the WOman's Keller Corps Saturday
night, May 1st al 5 O'Clock. Ia A. O.
u. w. hail. By order OF the presi-
dent. II 10 earnestly requested that
every member OF the order. also the
comrades OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic, be present TO meet u ma
tionai inspector. susie Carr Mcclure,
Of Longmpnt, Colo. Sadie Bowdish,
secretary
FORMER Governor II. J. Haserman,
who has been VISITING Albuquerque
friends for several days. viii leave
tonight for his home in Roswell
There viii oo a regular meeting OF
a. X. Warren post a. a. Il. IN A. q.
y. W hall saturday ogening, MAY ift,
et g<s0 O'Clock.
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prize. Don't pay any attention 10
these IDLE tales. usiaily a candidate
who Is n triiie nervous about his own
chances Is the very one who starts
such rumors IN the hope OF discour-
aging his competitors. But aa n rule
the effect Is quite the opposite. Other
workers are only spurrcd to greater
effort.
And another thing. a wise contest.
ont IL not apt 10 tell stories ont OF
school about his own standing. Vie
does not want others TO know his cx-
act strength. 50 pass such talk as
mere chatter and of little moment.
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YOUR LAST CHANCE
FOR A BIBLE
IS At HAND
The Herald's Great Bibh Of
fer Makes Great Hit In
New Mexico; Now Nearing
It's Close.

Every book, ever mErazine aud
almost every periodical printed is IT,
Illustrated. Almost all the daily pa
pers also make n strong feature 81
Illustrations. Children are taught In
school by means Of pictures ana as
they grew up most of their lnforma-
ton Is gained first BY what they see
with their eyes. u remained for the
publishers OF the Bible which this
paper " distributing to illustrate this
work with oyo-trnching pictures.
Fbr several weeks this feature has
been presented TO our readers In dis
play announcements so that all are
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HflII14 fsotfIa 1f fho rlenH 81
" Major e H|~eHfI end his
tHt ntt - l11'1HI4 the Nf
aIs Aa|1||N1 "a Ftn FfnNflseo| ri
~ M |1t'HtI$n that they tntla
- at|'4|a stt California limited tfain
hin mota|es. They we're
tntt4a& Hast nIghf. ara
i'|l@ va entflI{ f4IAfl riHIt tnet
iAI4n1eI d 11ht 4 ~ IN santa nj
FIi|' tresHtr ffppI. had 4 tnat they
were 30 fftfti ~ san Iftn1|ate ever
I4t nlt<llIn fetIt
IT, IRlit4tnI warning 81 their conn
IHH s. l4allle1 hers Ihe Commercial
r|Hh VIII have b frtf1t|en oo,atAiitFc
8 thc ~ 4ticome ne rA
- 4IHuqptfaHe.
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+. "A

Thowfhnds Of men and women suffer from
headaches every day, other thoursnds La,e
headaches every week or every month. ana etUi
nthcfr have headaches occasionally. but MOI al
regular intervals. Ihehctt Doctor soften unable
% lind the cause OF many of these horiarhea
and "a most other rasrf, knowing the ruufr he
does not know what VIII remove u. 10 81 10 elve
upefmnuent cure. Az he can 40 O. 10 urpssflbr
relief, bat The heudlrhe returns OF usual. ara
Treatment h again necessary. NyouHuncr ff0fn
headaches, no MISTER what their natufe. take
Anti. kamuia TABLETS, and the results VIII b. salts.
factory Ia the highest degree, You can obtain
them ~ ni dfurfiEts la any quantity, 100 worth,
30 worth or morn. AK Tor AK Tablets.
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THE Die CHANGE FOR EXTRA
VOTES ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT
Only Twenty-fOur Hours More to Secure 5000 Additional
Votes With Subscriptions: The Offer Closes Saturday
Evening at Nine O'Clock Sharp; Candidates Should
Not Allow This Chance to Pass Unnotieed.

There remains just twenty-four
hours more Of the $4,000 extra vote
offer. n ends tomorrow nisht at
nine o'clock. Not a subscription viii
be received 70 apply on this oner az
ter that hour The wise contestants
Will employ every minute on satur-
day rounding up every available sub
acription ana completing as many sets
u rix monShs subscriptions az tney
possibly csn, TO eur the big extra
$4,000 vote ballots that are issued
with every SET Of ave six months
aubacriftions this week. Many have
taken advantage Of this generous Of
fer. Those who fam viii resret IL.
Keep Busy TomoFroN.
You rnnnot secure 200 many sub
acriptions. Keep She trail hut through
ent n dag for subscribers. Make Il
PLATA 20 friends and acquaintance
how important Il ~ that you receive
their subscriptions before the day
ends that you may thereby be In on
the extra vote oner. II you tell them
about the offer and the reason why
you ara 30 anxious for the hdhscrip-
tlon now, In most instances sou viii
aocure the Subscription without the
least trouble % diniculty. Make up
inni as many sots Of i've six months
subscriptions a. you an. Don't be
aaiis8ed with merely one set. when
thar ~ Completed so after another
one The offer positively closes to-
morrow nisht and WIN not be re-
peafed.
Tor tha Outside Districts.
IN erdor 20 give the candidates
living al a distance from A%ibnquorquo
the Same leBeth 81 time 10 work for
the rs. 900 esira votes corpona, the
eoniort donarfmoat nlu handr IA sub
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kick-headache, the most miserable 81 on eick.
latpn, When ynu irei az attaok coming al.
take two htieA. and Ia many cases. The ATTACK
VIII 1r wnHicd on, During al attack take ono
All Tablet livery two hours. The fpft ana curi.
fort which follow. cur DC obtained Ia nn other
Why
csSuias Ak Tsbisfs bsar me X mono
sTan. ~ ah d'ussisfs.
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Grand Army Meeting.

A regular meeting Of q. X War
rem Post No. o. q. a. r., will be held
tomorrow evonins. May LIST. az z
O'Clock. Ia a. O. 4. w. hall. All
comrades arc requested 10 be- pres
cnt. The hall win be turned over 90
the ladies Of e. TX. Warren Hclies
Corps No. 1, Mt S y. m Their ma
tional Inspector will be present.
j. G. MURPHY.
Post Commander
j. q. CALDWELL AdlufRnt.
Let tho Herald want ac do your
work.
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~scriptlons mailed from the second
district potsmarkod May ist, and al
low the extra votes on same. Con-
teatants living In the city Of Aihu-
quevque can come 10 tho Office any
Tins on Saturday but those outside
would have TO inconvenience them
selves 10 do this or mail their sub
%scFiptions perhaps Friday.
This amusement gives the outside
candidates the entire day OF Saturday
for securing subscriptions. Any suO-
scriptions reaching here postmarked.
saturday, May ist from The second
diairlct will be regarded a. coming
within the limit Of the oner now nun
nins and the extra rs, 00O votes will
be allowed thcreon.
The oner has proven very popular
and much effective work has been
done by The active contestants, and
the results OF the excellent fight be-
ing made b. the porsiar youns peo-
pic is more than apparent.
Keep busy for this one last day
mad be prepared TO urn In every SUD-
Iscription that you can obtain. And
In that way ear the extra $4,000
coupons which mean 20 much a, the
finish Of the race on May 20.
No Time 10 Rest Now.
Keep right al your contest work
until the last minute saturday. The
VOTES that can be earned on eubcrip-
uoas are entirely too large 20 permit
the opportunity to pass without max
ing every effort to secure sabscfip-
ton.
Disregard ftumOrs.
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SPECIAL Sunday Dinner at Whit
comb Springs.