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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26

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Gage Su gelltd allfgebaltcl. Nrall
@ilner l1no Ipd1ter ii1o gelterl ali
ciller1 lalgeren gell,d) ltad} Stodtoll,
SSa.t abgerellr.
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Moline Sltrnballe erfreut lidl INNER
nod elllcs Iebr glttell gelud)eS. 8ab=
reno Ser lesten Gage linb cine PITT
subj Nreile sur Gertbeilung gelangt.
9ln1 Samstag ldlieBt Die slltsltelll1llg,
lpeld)e an @tolltag crpffllet lm1roe.
@eirat5s grlollbnibidcille
Glopee sc. Nob, Siptol1, rllo SRI.
emma IS. @enning, Melpton.
@alter Carl garion 1nl0 Sri.
@clelt Gan 5iegbeln, beioe bon Gait
M}pline.
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ller, beioe BON &of SAano.
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iderbeit teinesipegs Die allerbeIte
aepeien 5u iein ideint, idpB tiir5lid;
cine Shrotlaouns our@ bas &iiGenz
feniter ppn 5rau @illiom 6ilb,
pel9e nabe Heiiterstopn, Mo., nebnt.
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men lebten Mtemsug. Der dltere 8ru=
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pplper unb legte Die Maffe @pabes
halber cuff ieinen tIeinen grloer an,
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getroffen Sf1ammenbruG.
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me!der lid BET einem Gpiele Yillarb
in Der @irtlhoft BON Mlotb Scrap in
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ben erlaa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26

6. @iloer, 424 SO. straBe, mebrere
Gage 5l1 gell1h a%lfaebaltelt. 6ral1
8ilber ullO Ipdlter limb gelrern 5l1
einen lallgeren @cludl nod Stodtoll,
SSa., a6gereiir.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
Snider, Walsh
& Hynes,

@erliderung nn0 @runoeigentbum.
ia tpeitl. 8ritte ct. Bbone SAB. 500
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
Notice..

Notice Is hereby given that lots two, three,
four and lvc In block thirty three, In he town
Of Zine In Boone county Ark" wore subject
to taxation for the year 1909 that said lots
were assessed for taxation separately that
the taxes due thereon we're not pnd' that said
lots we're by the collector Of taxes for said
county duly ROld separately nt public sale on
The 18Th day OF June, 1910, for the nOn'pny'
mcnt Of taxes then dclinducnl for the year
1905 that j, B, BogcnschuH became the pur'
chaser Oi each Of said lots nl snld SNle lhpl
on the 18th day Ut June 1917 no person nay
Ing redeemed any part Of said lots, md the
time for redemption having expired, NJ A,
Freezing, who was then county clerk OF
Boone county, Ark executed and delivered 10
the said ], n, BOgenschutz his separate deeds
for each Of said lots BY which he conveyed To-
him All Of said described lots lands and
premises, that on the 2ith day OF April 1914,
the said i, n, H0gcnsChnH, VINO was thcn n
single man, by his deed Of that date, convey
ed all Of said described lots, lands and prem
isrs To G, D, MllligNn Grocer Company.
Now, therefore, all persons are hereby hO'
tilted thpt the undersigned, q, d. Millgun
March term 1915, Of the chhnccry court oi
Boone county Arkansas, make application W
have It's tax title 10 all ui said desrribed real
estate CONFIRMED and uWctcd, ana 1t hcrrDy
call upon All persons VINO rlnlm any llBnI
title or interest In said real estate, and Nll
persons who can set up any rRht to any
part Of the same In consequence OF any m
f0rmallty or or irrrRulnriiy connected WIN
said sales, 10 show cause NJ the nrst torn ~
the rhAnopry court bi NnOnc county, Whirh
win hc the March term, 1915, why the sales
NJ anid resi- estate 80 made ~ above men
title TO all oi said renl estate confirmed ana
fhis Inc 10Th day Of December 1914
dtD, MtbbiGAN GROCER co,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
CHOLERA IS AN ENIGMA
HOGS DEATH A MYSTERY
II Swine Die and You Are in Doubt,
See Veterinaran--A Post Mortem
viii Tell You Don't Take
Chance.

Many hogs die of hog cholera ana
the cause remains a mystery, When
a hog dies and the owner has any
doubt as to the cause Of its death he
should consult a veterinarian, one Of
the demonstration agents or the state
veterinarian at Fayetteville, and have
the hog examined, In this way The
spread Of the disease can be stopped
The owner of a hog should have a.
least a primary knowledge in diagnos.
ing a case Of cholera.
The BEST way of making a diagnosis
OF hog cholera is to kill hog about
to die or to take one that has recent.
ly died and open 1t with a knife. II
cholera is the trouble the spleen or
melt is enlarged. Remove the kidney
with a sharp knife and then take OF
the thin membrane, Small spots about
the size Of a pin head, purpish to red
dish in color will be found, Small
spots that look like sprinkes Of blood
are often noticed.
The most Characteristic LESSONS are
found in the blind pouch Of the large
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
Notice of Confirmation.

Notice is hereby given that j, W. Miller ST.,
has this day hcd his petition in the ChanCery
court Of Boone county, Arkansas to have his
title confirmed, Quietod and established In and
TO the following described lands In Boone
county, Arkansas tO'wit
The west half OF the west half Of the
south west quarter Of the south west
quarter OF section four, In township Cigh'
teen north, In range twenty west, and
tho southeast quarter Of the southeast Qdar.
ter OF section 8, In township Is north, range
20 west, except five acres in the southwest
corner thereof, heretofore COnvcyCd TO Phoebe
Harp and described us beginning At the
southwest corner Of snd forty acre tract
east 32l yards, thence north rs yards, thence
west 32l yards, thence south rs yards,
Now all persons who claim said lands or
any interest therein are hereby called upon to
appear In the chanccry courtIol Boone county,
Arkansas, at It's March term thereof 1915 and
show cause why the title Of the petitioner
should not be confirmed, duictcd and cstOb.
lishcd as prayed Tor,
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court on this the 18th day of January 1915
MARVIN HAfHCOAT, Clerk
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
Tax Collectors Notice.

The taxpayers of Boone County. Ar
kansas. are hereby notified that WILL
be at the voting precincts OF the va
rious townships in said county on the
dates given below in '9l5 for the pur-
pose of collecting the taxes for the
year 1914:
Everton, Monday and Tuesday, Jam 25th
and goth.
Olvey, Wednesday. Jan, 27th.
batavia, Thursday, Jan. 28th. ,oo.,
CarroltOn, Alpena, Jan, 29th ana JVth'
Bryan Monday, Feb LIST,
Summit, Tuesday, Feb. 2.
Gather, Wednesday, Feb. 3.
Elmwood, Tuesday, Feb. 4.
Ewing, Friday, Feb, 5.
jefferson, Saturday, Feb. 6,
Elixir, Bergman, Monday until noon, FeD' D.
Elixir, Kecner, afternoon, Feb, .,
Zinc, Tuesday. Feb. 3.
Blythe, Wednesday, Feb. 10.
Washington, Thursday, Feb. H.
Beleionte, Friday, Feb. l2.
Crooked Creek, Saturday, Feb IL,
jackson, Monday, Feb. Is.
Young Shaver, Tuesday morning, loth,
Young, school house, Tuesday afternoon
10th,
Omaha Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and
18th.
Long Creek, Friday, 18th.
Lee, school house, Monday 7;3O to noon,
22nd.
Lee, Myrtle, Monday afternoon, 22nd.
Bear Creek, Tuesday, 23rd,
Sugar Loaf, Sycamore, 25th.
Sugar Loaf, Lead HILL Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, 25th, 26th and 27th.
Tax payers should bear in mind
that by operation of law a penalty is
attached after April 10. Be sure and
bring your tax receipt with YOU.
Roy MILUM,
Collector Of Boone County.
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
Commissioned Sole

Notice Ia hereby Yen that |, Marvin
Uuthcbnl, Commissioner iu Chnncery Wllhln
ana Tor BoOnc County, ArlWnats by virtue Of
IA judgement aud Decree OF the Boone chan
epfA Court rendered on the 18TH day ol
November inll, in Il certain cause thrltii
Dcndlug, entitled, w. N Robertson, hlrlh
Patrick, Eddr Collins Charlie Robot lsnu jim
Robertson, Emnllup korlrG Ell9n Robertson
NpHaip Gilbert, chnIlip Mual'llrl lhiLn CON
ROHu lpnrhOrar, Vestl MOHltllrr Nrlli MuHlnl
tur, Minors by thnir nest iithdi w. ~
in pHftp, viii on the lith day ut january,
ipi5 bplWeen the hours ut NJ o'clock ~ the
forenoon nnd 4 n'rlurk IN the afternoon, at
thp south door ni the County Court House,
Harrison Hnnnc County Arkansas otter tor
sale In bulk tu the hlghcst bidder, NJ public
0utGry on n credit ol thru1 months, the
following drspwhcd lands IN boonr County,
ArRAnstH, tn.Witi
fhe SOuthweal Quarter oI the Southeast
Quarter section ~ Township 20 North
Range n Wpst NJ the titlh rrInhpll Meridian
except fbur terpB IN Il square ~ Nntlh EAST
Corner, aud two acre. commencing ~ lolN
South VI tho North Ensi Corner, run West
IN rods, thence South ~ rods, thence Eat ~
rods, thence North 10 beginning, containing
"a acres, more ~ luhsl
said sale viii be- made Tor purposes Of pgrti'
ton, nmnHa said pntiirs according To their
aaVtrd interests. M AscrriHinrd hy the Court
The purchaser Al stid sale VIII ht required 10
give note, with approved security ana licn
win brrrlnlnrd 0n said hnd, untll tue nui'
chase money Ia nald
Given undprmy hand thls ,hc lilh day ul
MARVIN liAruC0Af
Commissioner in chanrrrN
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
Seeing More OF the West.

EntOf Times
Since my last communication |
have seen more Of the West ! spent
Christmas in Portland Oregon, and
Santa was quite generous to all and
| enjoyed the holidays to the full eX'
tent.
left there on the 9th and landed
in Los Angeles on the 3Oth, The
most peculiar feature Ct the trip was
that we left Portland in the rain and
not cold enough to be unpleasant,
and in the Coast Range OF mount
aims we found snow two feet deep,
and at Los Angeles all kinds of
lowering shrubs in bloom, aud
orange trees loaded with Wuit,
Verify, Los Angeles is a wonderful
city, though have seen very little
of It in particular, lh0yc in the three
days, seen much Oft in general 1t
has many beautiful parks, and the
Whole city is a driveway and AUTO
mobiles by the thousand
On New Years eve, the city VAS
given over to mirth and noise, |
never experienced rs much noise in
all my llcj It seemed that the whole
population was on the street and
that each had two horus, a string ol
eowbells and a drum
On January lst went to pasc'
dcna, the Millionaire Resort, to see
the I ournament, and it was grand
beyond description, II is claimed
that some OF the floats cost 81 800
60 produce and there were numbers
ol them,
enclose u rose bud, taken from
the winner OF the first prize, and u
chrysanthcmum taken from the
winner Of the second prize which |
suggest YOU give your two
daughters, ~ souvenirs
On Yesterday | visited the studio
Of the Universal Film Go, where |
realized how moving pictures were
started NcStweek have arranged
c. 60 Into themuuntojus where they
occupy several hundred acres, and
where they make the cut door
scenes
After have visited several ol the
Coast resorts, may haycsomethihg
more to write fthis is acceptable
and more is Wanted
My health is perfect and ! am
toblng no medicine, and enioyiug
my Writ among a goodly number OF
old childhood acquaintance
For the benefit of those who may
want to write my address N 5S3j
Bousalla Ave Los Angeles CuLo
h. II, SenwBlfgER,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
S3,ooo,ooo INSECT TOLL,

Reliable data shows that more than
S3,OOO,OOO IN the annual l0ss to field
crops IN Arkansas by insects and dis
cases which can be- largely controlled
hy crop rotation These troubles gain
4 roothold very slowly Each year the
crop remnants " the year before car
~ over some OF the lnueCls and dla'
uusos that formerly infested the grow,
ing crop, and ~ consequence each
year srrB little larger supply ot dis.
unsc on hand than was noticeable
the year before rhouo troubles oun
hc avoided by planting u different
crop ON the soil tor two years. In
This way insects ana diseases can b.
eliminated, New insects that appear
can be eNtotmihatrd In the same way
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
"An Unusual Attraction

As rule the dramatlzation Of
popular books are Disappointing,
The books furnishing only the idea,
making it necessary TO take liberties
that cause the characters to loose
the identity when presented in dra-
matte form, True there are a few
notable exceptions but the cases are
rare and rarer still the books that
find favor when taken from plays,
The one possible exception is
"THE VRGlNMN' the pay being
first produced shortly after the
first book was sold. Book and play
alike possess romantic charm and
literary grace that has placed them
at the top OF unqualified success,
The play which has seldom been seen
outside the lager cities is acknowl'
edged to have no counterpart in its
class, while the book is sought al
ter with the same enthusiasm as
when first introduced, Jones and
Cranes magnificent production of
"TuE NRGlNlAN' will be the attrac-
tion at the Opera House Saturday
January 80 and that it will prove
one or the really enjoyable offerings
Of the current season goes without
saving,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
Commissioners' Sale.

Notice s hereby given that the undersigned
Commissioner In ChUncrry, hN virtue nl u
Judgment and decree OF the BoOnr thunurry
Court state Of Arkansas, rendered ON the
fourteenth day Of November A, y, l9ll, II Or'
ing the nIth day Oi the regular Seplembrr
IVA, term OF said court, ~ nn action therein
pending wherein Frank NJ Bailey isnlWhlin
and Mrs ilpltie OnlglcA Thomas |, illlams,
tinrn MtColm Wolfe, George I, Wolfe and u.
W, EaITdgr, are defendants, VIII, between
the hours Of ten o'clock In the i0rrnonn ana
three o'clock In the afternoon on Tuesday
the goth day 0f January A. y, 1918, NJ the
south front door Of the county court house IN
the city 0i Harrison, county oi Boone sinlc ul
Arkansas, stll M public cutlery 70 the hlHh'
rsl and hest bidder on credit 0f three
m0niha, ihe following draCrbrd renl estate,
situated, In llopnr county, state OF MkbhshH,
t0,wIt
The nOrlhwcst quarter Of the southeast
quarter, the southwest quarter oi the north
east quarter aud the southeast quarter ~
the northwest quartet OF section twenNanlnu
iH township tWuRtysHnu north, range tWrn.
ysoRe west Of the 9th principal meridian,
'IHgs,Id i1n1s Wlli he sold AN ,ogclhcr
Said sale viii be- nude tp satisfy a ludH
mpnt nj auld court In Hlld action, IN lnNnl
Uf the plaintiff tur the sum Ul three mus
drpd and ihirtylpiHht dollars ana eighty
seven cents, win interest thereon At W.
rate vt siS per cent Der ,hhhum, from, No.
yumbpF iilh 1914 and All costs IN said hu
ton and costs VI This sale, said amount,
having been declared lien upon said reiI
estate and the same ordered sold Tor my
mpnt ut same
Tho purchaser ut said sale VIII be- required
td Give note with approved security bnUllhH
interest nj the rate VI six percent prl
HnRum from date until paid, ana u lien VIII
hp fptHiRnd uU suid estate for the purchase
money, MARVIN iiAfHtOAt
Commissioner IN Chnnrrk
December gOlb 1911
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
A HOME VEGETABLE GARDEN
Timely Suggestions For Planning
Your Spring Vegetable Garden.

\ farmer who Intends to plant u
vegetable garden this year should plan
his garden during the idle days Of
winter \ piece Of ground rectangular
IN shape and containing from one
fourth 10 onchall acre Is sufficient for
the largest family,
Plants that are to occupy the same
ground for several years should be
placed to one side OF the garden 50
that they can receive the attention
necessary and not Interfere with other
short season crops, The grape, rOsr'
berry, blackberry g0oscborrN straw,
berry, currOnt, asparagus, rhubOrb and
horsoradish are Of this type, and can
be planted at this time Of year
n early crops Of eggplant, pepper
and tomatoes are dcsIred they should
be started IN hot bed about the first
OF February then by the time II would
be safe 10 SOW the seed IN the open
ground We can have plants large
enough to set out
Plants like cabbage, c0ulillOwor and
Hrussols sprouts also are often started
IN this way, by successive planting
We can have an abundant supply Of
any vegetable from early summer TN
frost The farmer should remember
that rotation In q garden Is a. i'm.
portunt a. It Is In the regular turmint
because " insects and tungous die.
CaaCa
i, \, Knox,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16

intestine This blind pouch is located
by tracing the small irtestine to whero
1t enters the large intestine, Cut Oft
the small intestine where It enters
the large one and then cut Off the large
Ane just beyond the opening and split
the blind pouch open. Wash the mteS.
tine by dipping In water On the in
side are ulcers with dirty, yellow
ish hue, These ulcers range from thC
size OF the rubber on q lead pencil to
the size OF q nickel and are raised
above she lining membrane Of the In.
testine.
These ulcers are not always found
In acute cases, Lung LESSONS are Of.
ten found and resemble pneumonia
symptoms, portions o. the lung bocom.
ing solid like the liver normal lungs
are spongy)
r. NJ Cow state Veterinarian
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
Warning Order

Chancery court Of Boone county, Arkansas.
l.. Pysher Plaintiff
VS.
l.. f. Morgan Mrs. /, f., Morgan, A. M.
HathCock, Ozark Grocery Co., James Odcll,
Tom Moran Magness & Ruble, Noah Taylor
John Haberbosh Wheeler and Blair, Boone
Co, Hardware and Redus Lumber Co., DTS
The defendants, l., A. Morgan and Mrs, l.,
A, Morgan, are hereby warned to appear in
this court within thirty days and answer
the complaint OF the plaintiff, L, Pysher,
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
court this 18th day Of December 1914,
MARVIN HATHCOAT, Clerk,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
Notice for Publication.
Department NJ the Interior
us, Land once AZ lllrrisoul Ara
nut. q. lNiH

Department NJ the Interior
u, n Land once AZ llluboW Ara
npp, 2, lhln.
Notice IA hereby given that Francis Me-
haBb. widow ui WillhuFn Myhahb lpteaspli
made Homestead Entry lBBil Serial No, o5sjl
flf southwest duartpr northeast quarter
southeast quarter northwest du1rter uorlh.
east quarter southwest quarter aud north
vest quarter gOuthcnsl uunrlrr section 2l
iuwnshln l7n,Ib, pngp 10 vest 6th prlnru
pal meridian, has filed notice ol intention iu
make hnal ilyp-b ear proof 20 establish claim
tn The land above described before the regis.
tpr and receiver 1f the unltpl slules land
once NJ HARRISON Athl on the lith dbS ul
February 1915
Claimant Names as WluelgpB llmuV Jones'
"a. NHfdell Athu WpHlpY Grow, ui WlrOchsun,
tld Mcdonald, VI Harrison, ana NeWs0m blb
wv nRicE n, nUDQlNs Register
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
Notice for Publication.
Department Of the Interior,
U, S. Land Office at Harrison, Ark q.

Dec. %, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that Eli II, Mabee Of
Compton, Ark, who on August 2, 1911 made
Homestead Entry No, 0S57i for the southwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter Sec, 30,
township II north, range 22 west 5th prin,
cpal meridian, has 0led notice Of intention
to make final three year proof TO establish
claim to the land above described before the
register and receiver Of the United States
Land office at Harrison, Ark, on the 5th day
Of February 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses viii VilineS,
II, A, Mabcc, Of Compton, Ark, w, j, Plum
lee and Marion Beardon, OF Delmar,
BRlCE b, HUDGlNS, Register,
The Harrison times., 1915-01-16
ARKANSAS FEEDS HERSELF"

There " 40 least one farmer IN Ar
fAnsAa who raises everything he eats,
and that man is W g. Massey WHO
owns u turm un Rose Cfeok near
casa Mr. Massey uas about acres
IN orchard und last year cleared gcv
ornl hundreds OF dollars from tlllL
source,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-10-01
BIDS WANTED.

Ordered by the Board of Supervisors
of Grenada county. Miss. that the
clerk advertise for bids as follows. all
according to plans and specifications ON
file in the ~chancery clerks Office:
To build levee on G%raysport road
through Red Grass bottom Dist. .
through the lands Of Mrs. R. X Stokes.
also to move bridge on Red Grass creeh
to conform to levee.
To build wooden bridges in Dist. 5 a.
follows: Bridge near old Mattox place:
bridge near G. W. Moore's; bridge near
Gray's Branch.
Repair old Cane bridge, Dist. ). west
Holcomb.
Repr bridge on Digger branch
To build wooden bridge across Powell
creek, Dist. 2.
To build wooden bridge or Hardy and
Cascilla road, Dist. 4.
To make fill on Tippo road. Dist. 3
per Gu. yd.
To reioor and repair Spring Lake
bridge, Dist. J..
For ferryman to operate ferry across
Yalobusha river, Dist. 5,
To make fill on new road across Stin-
son Branch, Dist. !.
8-10-4t Jno. S. King, Clerk.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-10-01
MYSTERIOUS PAINS AND ACHES.
Make Life Hard to Bear For
Many Grenada Women.

Too many women mistake their pains
end aches for troubles peculiar TO the
sex. More often disordered kidneys are
causing the aching back, dizzy spells,
headaches and irregular urination.
Kidney weakness becomes dangerous if
neglected. Use a time-tr RE kidney
remedy-Doan's Kidney Pills. Hosts
of people testify to their merit. Read
a Grenada case:
Mrs. H. c. Orman, 304 Union St..
Grenada, says: Il had been troubled
by my back and kidneys for months.
My back ached badly. especially so
when | was on my feet. The kidney
secretions also caused me a good deal
of Doan's Kidney Pills
brought prompt relief. lfelt no return
of the trouble until lately. when over
work caused my back to ache again. A
few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills stopped
the trouble.
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Or
man had. Foster Milburn Co, Props,
Buffalo. n. Y.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-10-01
The University and the Home.
Bv Professor Alfred W. Milden.
Professor of Greek.

It is plainly the duty of a university,
such as the University of Mississippi,
to open wide the door of opportunity to
every youth within the radius of her
influence and to exert her full strength
in the training and development of each
one for the highest possible citizenship.
But has the University no word for the
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Thanks to the printing press, which
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kind. there are available today a series
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Every volume of the library is alb
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Each volume is complete and indie
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Another admirable enterprise, OF
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volume need not exceed 80 cents.
Here is an opportunity for those who
would introduce better reading in theil
own communities by way of rendering
social service. Wise selection is al
that is necessary.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-10-01

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