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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09
Will Give PLAYER Piano Away.

Logsdon & Hogan the enterprising
East Water street gTocers are going
to give beautiful player piano away
to some of their customers in the
near future. The instrument is now
On display at their store and can be
seen by any whc wish. Full particu-
lars regarding the giving away of the
piano can be had at the store. 1t is
a gift that is certainly worth while,
and whoever gets it will have rea-
sons to feel proud of it.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09
HUSBANDS

\ plumbers wife once did remark:
My mans the proper type;
He is no dope find even tho
He daily nits the pipe"
Allentown Democrat
A printers wife once said to me:
My husband wouldn't lie,
lie says he's not q baker, but
He makes Let OF pi."
Altoona Times
A jealous mans wife told me once
With detected mien:
My husbands not painter,
But he often makes a scene"
Houston Post
And she who we'd a butcher rich
Remarked in Gulcet tones:
"He has most cutting ways, but Their
He sure brings home the bones"
-Pantagraph
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09
Another Expert Arrived.

Ed thinner, an expert automobile
tire repair man arrived in DEBORAH
last week and has taken a position
with the DEBORAH Vulcanizing Works
on Washington street. Mr.. thinner
is the second expert the company has
secured since they opened the vulcan
izing plant. The firm is doing ex-
ceptionally good work and are enjoy
ing big business.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09
Passed Away in MINNEAPOLIS.

Miss Clara Bakken passed away
in Minneapolis at the Laurence
Santorium last Tuesday The re-
mains were taken to the deceased q
former home in Orleans township
and the funeral was conducted from
the Orleans church, Rev. /. B. Tor
rison officiating. This is a sad blow
to the bereaved family, as it is the
second death in the family in the last
two months.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09
Died in Tacoma, Washington.

The sad news OF the death of Mrs.
j. Q. Haugen, the beloved wife of
Rev. j. o. Haugen of Tacoma, Wash
ington, reached DEBORAH Saturday.
Mrs. Haugen hal undergone an oper-
alton for appendicitis about ten days
before her death. The sympathy of
many old DEBORAH friends is extend
ed to the bereaved family. Rev. Haul
gen was formerly pastor of the Unit
ed Lutheran church in DEBORAH.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09
Held Three Services Sunday.

Rev. Otto Schmidt held three SER
vices last Sunday. In the morning
he preached at Rev. Scarves church,
the latter having gone to the San
Francisco Exposition. In the after
noon he held services at the Old Peo-
pies Home and in the evening, servi-
ces at the United Lutheran church in
DEBORAH
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09
Congregational Church.

Next Sabbath will be observed as
Children's Day. The subject in the
morning of the childrens sermon
will be How We Can Please God. y
In the evening there will be a Sab
bath School Concert. Children espe-
cially invited.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09
Advertised Letters,

The following unclaimed letters
remain at the DEBORAH Postoffice:
Mrs. James Weightman, Miss Eth.
ell Hevely, w. H. Stone.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09
Too Lazy to Breathe,

Seth Smith was reCkoned to be
the LATEST man in town. So tired
have the authorities become of con-
tributing to his support that they de.
cided to consign him to a living
tomb. Accordingly he was prepared
for burial. The hearse was an old
ramshackle country wagon.
As the strange cortege moved
along some old .esident asked, What
is it?
Why, Seth Smith, who is too lazy
to get anything to live on, so we are
going TO bury lin alive.
I'll give him :. bushel of corn, said
one. And | will, said another.
Slowly raising his head, Seth ask
ed: Is the corn ?helled, neighbor?
No, you must do that yourself.
Gently replacing his head, he said
rriye on, boys, trive on.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09
INSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE

against fire at one-third to one-fourth
'old-line' rate. Send me Mfrs. num-
Der of your car, year built and cost
and l will send in your application.
Ii. II. ADAMS. Agent,
la. State Mutual Auto. Ins. Assn.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION

in high school subjects during sum
mer. c. c. Gamertsfelder.
Pd. 21-2w.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09

Some folks have such unreason
able imaginations that they would
think they were flying if they werf
falling from church steeple.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-09

A woman hates where a man ig.
nores.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16
Kimball- Tidewater
Graded School Closing

The closing exercises OF the abov,
named school will take place as follows
The exercises Of the primary department
~ill take place at the First Baptis
Church, Thursday afternoon, April -
under the direction of Mrs. w. ID. John
-on, Mrs X. p. Johnson and Mrs. Patti.
Finnie.
The exercises of the upper grz.i,s vi
take place Friday night. April y, under
the direction of Mr.. r. VI. Craghead
and Misses Georgia ami sarah Whittico.
The graduating exercises OF the sth
grade will take place at Lovely Zion
rhurch Monday night, April ~.
The closing exercise of King srhoo
take place Wednesday night, April -
under the direction Of Miss Georgia Lock
1T.
The entire class OF ten of the Sth vii
receive common school diplomas. Pa
irons and friends are invited TO he prt.s
snt at all these exercises.
j. W. ROBINSON. Prin
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16
Twin Branch Notes
(By A VisitOr.)

(By A NIsitOr)
IL u said that the times are hard. but
II should Jndge from what was placed
''efore me sunday. April llth on Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Johnson's table would
say that II did not refer 70 Twin Branch.
Rev. Moss preached an able sermon
sunday in the absence Of Rev Evans.
Mr.. A. J. Bryant who met with an
accident in the mines some time ago,
has recovered and returned u work.
Mrs. A. J. Bryant. daughter Of Mrs.
Rev. Brown, of Davy, and president of
the Women's Home Mission society il
one who can - clasSed A. one of the
fest cooks IN this county. with Mrs. J
". johnson in the same class. do not
intend this u mean that they are the only
'nes, hut tasting is the hest teacher. and
] have tasted. This j. u notify the
theirs that the Visitor will he around
again soon. hope next time that my
friend In company will not tell the people
that he Is not hungry. and then try To
Eat everything on the table. a. my friend
~. J. Boyden did
People at MarytOwn claim u ~ get
ting along fine. the mines worked five
lays last week, while AZ Davy il Vas a
title slow.
II Jon want n 10 entertained read
The McIoWell Times I will take your
-uiScription after dinner on my nert
trip.
] va of on a trip some time ago and
net q man and ~-ked him II he PIT ms
naIer evers week. snd no inquired what
PAPER: promptly answered The Nc
bowel Times. he said "ye-. did.
no o. about two weeks ago. and
-ince that time il has stopped coming "
ON my return ! stopped m The Time.
Dfbce and called the attention Of the
manager n the fart. AMI on examine
ton u vs- found that be- was nine YEAR,
and SIX months behind With ms sub
~criptiOn; that y n say be- o~ed the
psp%r mp n date i've year. atsi Tor year.
-; four years st 81 50 Ter year. e..
six months a. sc, grand total sIf.75
To cry ~ there i cause. Neglect -
= sure means II placing NJ on the li-t
Of has beens - Watch tins space NEXT
week and hnd out who has been."
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16
Fifty Years of Freedom

EIF1Y have passed since the of the Rebellion
ended by the surrender Of General and the Negroes
became free Fifty have passed since the great and
good President Lincoln by the hand Of tho
foul assassin Since That time changes have taken
place in American politics and many conditions have
arisen. Some been solved statesu anshp manner
others have been dealt with demagog les and are still
solved AS far the Negro ne has done eu
and has not been burden He has advantage Of b
opportunities and accomplished much In doing xha, no
has that good he has been y good and M
BILE white sympathzers of tn Lincoln type while ON tho
other hand be has been hndered opposed by
who knew that they could hate OF large
class Of Americans and thereby get notorety Office and
power for themselves this the Negro has
advanced and will continue 70 do The future not
a. il used 10 be- there is hight ahead he the mistakes
Of the and make for himself his seed plac in tho
worlds history that will be much more enviabe than hi
record for the so Justly proud f thu,
Next week the Mcdowell Times will publish a cersus -c
port which will give the readers Of how far t No
gro has advanced in City years from which he NAV gah
hope and ns piraton for the future.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16

subscriptions and t. coll - for
same Mr.. Buhne has been in
the employ of the McDowe;
Times for six months and Is IA
miliar with all phases of the prin,
ing business. We ask our sub
scribers and patrons TO encour.
age him by giving rs business
and paying up their accounts.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16
Clean Up

(rHIEF OF POLICE Moore and Street Com missioner
- Mansfield directing clean-u up campaign this week
They are directing large force of clean
the streets CUTTERS alleys and banks The res
idents should second city officials and clean
their back yards and paint their houses Spring is
here and with hot disease germs
All the country and paint up campaign is be-
ing conducted and the designated by poca
nation Monday the 10Th C Day Let every citizen
in the cities towns and the Join in the
movement To clean and sanitary conditions
coat Of paint will help the appearance your home and
make them last longer. Get busy clean up paint M
Make your home and its surroundings clean sanitary and
beautiful.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16
HONOR ROLL
Of Keystone Eckman
Graded School

Honor roll Of Keystone Eckman Graded
school. seventh month.
Eighth Grade, r. l.. Ram. teacher
Attendance: Letitia Epp-. Jeanetts
Morris, Charley l.. Penn, -. Claire
Moore. George Badgett. Language
Charley L. Penn. Arithmetic: Robert
C. Berry. Penmanship: Jeannette Nor.
ri-. Physiology: Robert C. Berry
seventh and Sixth Grades, Miss Aileen
Harper, teacher Attendance: Ellen
Canadsy, Gladys Taylor, Audrey Tay.
lor. Marcellus Mutt NJ Broadly, AleI
Jones. Madeline Marshall, Wa,ie Ander-
son. General Excellence i'm Studies
Madeline Marshall. Lorena simpson.
Arithmetic: Gladys Taylor, Msrcellus
Mutt NJ Broadly. Ned Slaughter Spell
ing: Walker Clay, Ellen Canaday, An
gelina Robinson
Fifth Grade. Mrs. Anna X. Abbott,
teacher. Attendance Hunter johnson,
Robert Mansfield. Harrison Hairston,
Mary DOsisOn. Arithmetic: Joseph
Craft. Olivia Coleman, William smith.
geography: Daisy Frsylen. Ansbel
Jackson. Denzer Hairston. Hygiene
Harrison Hairston. Mile Graft. Spell
ing: Joseph Craft. John Goode.
Fourth Grade. Mrs Elmira r. Young,
teacher. - Attendance: Wesley Clay,
Walter Wade. James Scott, VIM. Jack
son. Lille Powers, Bessie Thompson.
Eula Powers, Norma Pettress, Juanits
henderson. General Excellence in stud
les: Leroy Armstrong, Leona Hall,
Eula Powers. English: Charley Smith,
NOrrine Pettress. Spelling: Jarris T.
AOwsrd, LeOna Hall
Third Grade, Miss G. L. Sinkford
teacher. - Attendance: Joseph Law
Daniel Powers. Marshall Iiairston, Jane.
Taliferro. Esther Penn, Verona Simpson
General Excellence in Studies: Essi.
Galloway, Evelyn Bell, Marshall Hairs
ton. Thelma Coleman.
Second Grade, Mrs. Mamie l.. Whit
ticO, teacher.-tieneral Excellence il
studies: John Erwin. Ri. Glenn, Jim
mic Witcher, Viola LOFTS. Reading
Bessie Goats, Mamie Prisork. VIM. Lyle
Numbers: Ornia Anthony. James Cole
man, Joshua Hsirston. Language: Ari
iona Love, Mamie Prisork, Elzsbet
burnett.
First Grade, Mrs. Elizabeth Lord
substitute teacher. ANN
keeton, Irene rendleton, Mo-
EFT, Virginia Crockett. Reading: Joh
Hylton, Ruth Hardy. Annie Rector
second and First Grades, Annex Builc
ing, sdrs- Helen VI. James, teacher
Attendance: Judson White, Vern,
Moore, Joseph Parsons, Jr. Gener,
Excellence in Studies: Elizabeth Can,
day, Nathan Curry, Mary Conner. Nun
bers: Judson White, Louie Canada,
Reading; Nellie Powers, Ernestine Redo
Watson Parsons. Penmanship: vern,
Moore, Lille VI. Toney, Fannie VI. Duo
ley.
Total enrolment for the year 3U9
r. l.. RAM. Principal.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16
cceeviMGION

Mr.. Leadford Hill, who came her,
about five months ago from Arkansa,
TOR the tenetit Of his health, died in IN.
home of his sister, Mrs. Daily Blue or
Holly ST.. Sunday April 9TH. Mr.. Hill
had be- n a great sufferer, his death he
ing attributed TO tuberculosis. The funer
al took place in the home, Wedne-da,
afternoon at o'clock Interment VA.
made IN Cedar Hill cemetery.
Arthur Trsvers was called home Wed
nesday morning 70 attend the funeral nj
ms mother, Mrs. Mary Travers in Mar.
shall, va. Mrs- Trsvers had been a con-
slant visitor 10 this city and her death
was received with much regret by many
who knew her.
Thanksgiving sermon for the Evening
Star Lodge, No. l5l. l. Il. L. O. r.. W.
was preached sunday afternoon in the
Pine Street Baptist Church by the Rev.
r. z. Jackson, pastor Of the church
Though the weather was very inclement.
many turned out To witness the ceremony
A wonderful sermon was preached and
our hearts burned within us while We
listened
Rev r. =. Nichols, pastor Of II. John
VI. r. Church. preached his farewell ser
mon Monday night. April 18th. lie will
leave Tuesday morning To attend the
Washington Conference, which convene-
ia Baltimore. Nd.
j. III. Walker, corner Fix and Lex
ington Sts-, hs- reorened his soda foun-
tain and zee cream parlors. Besides ice
cream and soda water, cakes, pies. and
candles will be served.
Quite a number 81 people attended, the
Emancipation celebration at the Church
hall Thursday and Friday. April Sth and
nh Several excellent speeches were
made.
Mrs. Mamie Watts Of Hot Springs.
Who has been spending some time here
Nth relatives and friends has return, 4
home
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16
FRIDAY, APR. ~. 1915
Educate the People

THE Prohibition Department ought spending some
OF this great sum of the taxpayers money being
spent for and
collation. of the prohibition law employment some
good men, who know the law, the State
the people inform them of its meaning
against breaking the law But as is inno-
Gently violate the law. They Why there never
such technically drastic law placed statute
books in the world excepting old Dracos that
were written in blood the West Virginia prohibition
propaganda The State needs or more
than it does officers We have always believed and now
more freely than that the duty Of bind
ing and imperative in finding it IS to
prove PREJUDICE them all TO be guilty We prose
cuton of those really guilty. We in proper
enforcement of the prohibition are OF
other laws and feel that the money properly spent
when guilty versa This is not
where Ignorance of the law man. a case
where Ignorance of the FACT ought % excuse men,"
campaign of education should he conducted and this
drastic and unheard of law explained arresng
lot of ignorant and deprv of support
for months and in years The wiful voator
should be punished but good reason why the in
nocent should be made to suf'r also
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16
Princeton News

AZ orr Faster services Rev. X. W. Hill
preached ON thu Resurrection II Chris,
Many dry eYs- we're brought u tears
me program va indeed entertaining
"n''er the lea'ier-hipof Mrs HATTIE Burks
and others
The y. Y. = 4. met on Eayter Mon
LAY night Nth Mr. y. ". Ed-ard- 80
~ president. Mrs. Edwards - our pub
nc school teacher here sd j. dong q
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16

job. but they tune up the whole
system 90 that you feel simply
great
There's not q BIT OF mercury
tcslomeD in sentanel LAyst yea.
They are made entirely from old
fashioned. time-trfed herbs and
plants that are used BY physicians
daily. Have your druggist send
you . boz. 10 doses Toe. Get
them busy tonight Your money
back n they don't quickly make
COED The sentanel RsnsdiD O.
Ia. csvingssA. N.
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EVERYBODY HELP
Raise Money for tn.
bercular Home

tContinued from page ID
tuberculsr patients of th,. Negro race
The league decided u give 81 So on
condition that the Negroes Of the state
raise VI 80 more by August first IL i.
the duty of every Negro citizen of the
state TO do what he can to help rails.
this amount in the stipulated time.
Funds thus raised should he sent II
Prof. Byrd Prillerman. Institute, We,
Va, who has been designated by the
board AZ special worker among the Ne
groes Of the state.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16

great wori am ~nr ~
On the Z. IA i-.st- Miss Shnson of Blue
held cio~>d her -hool in Augnrts Osty.
one mile fror t'rin~eton. lacks ADD
autos We're busy carrying people ..ut there.
Her exercises were second 20 none.
Speeches were male by Rev 6icks vi
Binefeld. Drs. 3rmteld. Brown and Hon.
j. T. Mesdowns OF Princeton.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16

pUbLlC S'bOOLo throughout this county are nearin,
sclose. Children by the thousands viii. be turned l
with recommendations their parents or omar
diane and will be appealed spend their time pros.b
bv reading good books attending and Sunday school
Ind By leading clean lives They told by the teach
ere 70 be polite and parents and al old
people What kind Of influence shall be brought y. hear
spou their lives their remains to be seen I'm,
NJ hope 10 that ali mothers will lead clean v
osos tbsr children and teach them duty of being hon
- 0snsst md Industrious
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16
LET SENTANEL LAXATIVES
DO YOUR SPRING CLEANING
Wonderful Little Performers. lOc

Like your house. your system
needs little special attention IN
the spring. Winter has left your
bowels elossed. your liver lazy.
your blood impure: you need .
good inside housecleaninG.
sentsnel Laxstives will DO the
trick. And DO 10 without pain
OF gripping. They work more
s1eccvely than the ordinary
eathartie. for they not only clean
out the nasty. noisoms poisons
me Pat your hvsr bash - u
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16
To the Public

We take pleasure in announc-
ing that in the future Mr.. N. s.
Buhne will solicit for the Nc
DoveIl Times. He 10 authorize d
10 solicit iob-work. advertising.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-04-16
Application for Pardon

Notice Is hereby given that on about
the l"th day of April. 1919, an applica-
ton will lie filed with r. q Piersun.
pardon attorney, Charleston, West Viz
Sinia Tor the pardon of Lester Brow n
onv'cted OF the crime of robbery (un-
armed) at the October term, 1913, of the
Criminal Court Of Mcdowell County ana
sentenced u imprisonment in the West
Virginia Penitentiary for the period Of
10 years.
Signed: LESTER BROWN
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BE- RATHER THAN SEEN TO Be

n. 7. WHIrTICO, Editor.
7. EDWARD HILL, Business Mgr.
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Aviso de Institute por ei
Condado de Rio
Arriba

For es'as pre-" nIes SO notitica
todos los ,uaest os del c ndado do
Rio Arrihs J Il toda persona inse-
resada los Institutes Normales
de dicho condado, que la fecha fl
jada para 81 eomienso de les dos
Institutos::es ell dia % de JUNO de-
1915, y el termino dc ambos es do
cuatro semanas.
Uno toma lugar en- la casa de-
escuela en- Espsnols, vel otro en-
Ia casa de escuels, en- TERRA ANA
rilla.
I'or 10 tsnto Sc invita- una creci-
da stendencia los Institutes, pues
los trabajos de los dos seran de-
gran credito etc.
ID. Martinez Jr.
Sup. de Condado-
90 25
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EuIaIia Fernandez
Arroyo Seco, N. M. Mayo l

Arroyo Seco, N. M. Mayo 19.
Sr. Editor
Ell martes dia II del actual de-
j6 de existir la apreciable Y dis
tinguida sonora Eulalia Fernan-
dez de Sanchez, esposa de nues-
tro consocio Andres Sanchez.
Contaba la extinta senora 30 amos
de edad, habiendo sucumbido
victima de una enfermedad intc-
rior que la tuyo postrada en- ell
lecho del dolor por los ultimos 20
dias. Cor la muerte de tan apre-
ciable sonora, la vecindad de Arro-
yo Seco pierde una fiel amiga por
ell buen comportamiento que Sc
supo granjear con los que en- vida
lie conocieron; su esposo Andres
Sanchez pierde una fiel y cariho-
sa esposa; y sus nihos Anita y
Alexandra, pierden una madre
amorosa y buena.
La Sociedad Literaria de Arc
yo Seco, por medic de esta conf
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Del DR.. J.H.MeLean.

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guitar a aenerm as mediin
las parties
RASPADURAS
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III. Lean
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Eata breve resefia es en- sustain
cia Ia verdadsra historic de la edu.
cacion en- este estado, y el Cristobal
Colon que descubrio este nnevo
mundu Intellectual fue el mismo
Arzobispo Lamy, que con tan no
bic desprendimiento y sacrihcios
tan grandes establecio en- nuestro
medic un sistema complete y eff
caz para la educacion de la juven
tud. Despues de fundados estos
Colegios todsyia tardaron veinte
amos las escuelas p1blicas en- apa.
recer en- estado embrionario, y no
fueron de gran utllidad sino mucho
tempo deapues cuando hubieron
adquirido el grado de desarrollo
que tienen en- la actualidad. Las
escuelas flndadas por Monsenor
Lamy siguen compitiendo ventsjo.
samente con las instituciones sub.
por 81 estado con di
nero pdblico, y niDguna de sus fun
dacionea ha sido un gravamen o
una carga para los contrlbuyentes
de Nuevo Mexico. Esto prueba la
grsndezs de la obra del inolvidable
Juan Bsutista Lsmy.