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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19

When You want painting, paper
hanging or decorating, our materials
are of the best, our mechanics are
competent, our prices are right, and
We stand back of our work ready to
make good anything that may prove
defective.
45-2t. r. l. SETTLES.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19
LUCKY PREACHER

A Baptist preacher engaged in
baptizing at Shelbyville, Ind,
caught bass which swan up his
trousers leg and had the fish 70,
supper. No such good luck could
happen to Presbyterian.-Cyn-
thiana Democrat.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19

To feed the mind on evil thoughts
8 an indulgence which is sure to
deform the character and produce
vileness in life.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19
Miss Tsnderfoot.

Young Lady ION first visit to
western ranch)-For what purpose
do you use that coil of line on your
saddle9
Cowpuncher-That line, as you
call 1t, lady. we use for catching cat
tie and horses.
Young LADY, dare say. Now,
may ] ask, what do you use for bait ?
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19

Let's forget that we are repubi-
cans, or democrats, or socialists,
or what not. Our country needs
AMERICANS.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19

Flies are scarce in America this
spring. Possibly because the pick
ing is better across the pond.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19

In any event, the torpedoing Of
the Lusitania viii not cause the ice
man 10 become overheated.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19

At the present rate of slaughte,
how long will it require to depopu-
late the worlds
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19
Read Thisl

AT the Parker Photo Car, Is
pictures, 35 cents. Post cards, 81
per dozen. Cabinets only SO per
dozen. (43-tf)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19

The best service and prompt de
livery always at Vanarsdell's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19

The President speaks wisely when
he says that we are either Ameri-
cans, or we are not. Bury the
hyphenl
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19

If You value the love Of your
wife, don't nag, don't brag, and don't
swag.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19

Success is ahead Of every man,
but laziness never overtakes il.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19

We appreciate your patronage at
Greenwade's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19

"Hit or miss" is one sided prop
osition. There are too many hits.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19
Notice!

All persons having claims against
;he estate of J. King Todd, deceas-
ed, will please file same, properly
proven, with my attorney, Charles
d. Grubbs.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19
JOB WORK

Bring your job work to the Ad-
vocate Office.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-05-19

45tf-
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-06
I ] BE INSTALLED
 ALONG TRAIL

At the suggestion of Lieutenant Dougherty, the war department has approved the suggestion of putting auxiliary telephones along the Chitina- Fairbanks trail, as feeders to the tele- graph line. The telephones are not for commercial business, but simply for use of the maintainence of the line.
 A year ago this winter one of the signal corps men was frozen to death on the trail, while out repairing the line. Had the auxiliary telephones been installed, as now contemplated, it is more than likely that his life would have been saved. Lieutenant Dougherty sent these facts and much other data in support of his recom- mendation for the installation of the auxiliary telephones and when it reached the chief signal officer it was approved, and he was requested to state where he wished the phones stationed. He was also asked to give his reasons for installing a phone in each case.
 He recommended that the McCarty station be connected by telephone with Birch lake and also with Beal's cache; that Donnelly station be con- nected with Rapids roadhouse; that McCallum station be connected with Miller's roadhouse; that Paxson sta tion be connected with Meier's road house; that Beaver Dam station be connected with Ptarmigan Drop road house; and that Valdez station be connected with Comfort roadhouse.
 With telephones installed at these places, it would then be possible to discover more quickly where breaks might occur.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-06
PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday school at twelve o'clock, all of our children requested to be pres. ent, and at eight o'clock in the even. ing there will be a musical. These musicals have been greatly enjoyed by those who attend from week to week. Program follows: 1. Organ-(a) Pilgrim Chorus (Tannhauser) Wagner.
 (b) "Bagatella" Beethoven. 2. Hymns-11-62. 3. Scripture Reading and Prayer. 4. Anthem-"When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" Thiel. 5. Solo-Selected MT. Chittenden 6. Duet-"The Lord Is My Shep- herd" Toschat
 Miss Shepherd. Mrs. Chase. '. Oragn-Melodie, Paderouski Op 8. Hymn-2O6. g. Anthem-'A Prayer" S. B. Jack son. 10. Trio-Selected, Violin, Flute and Guitar.
 MT. Chittenden, MT. Morris, Mir.
 Burkhart. Il. Anthem My Captain Never Lost a Battle" Miles. 12. Sdlo-Selected MT. Chittenden. 13. Onertory-"Nocturne," R. F. Raymond. 14. Anthem-"Jehovah Reigns," Mo, Phal 1G. Postlude, March, From Battman Come and join us in this evening of song under they leadership of Mrs Hedges.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-06
CHURCH SERVICES

CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES Rev. John T. Corbett, s. J. Pastor. First Mass at a. m.
 Second Mass and Sermon at 14:30 a. m.
 Sermon "The Kingdom of Heaven Compared to a Field of Wheat" Vesper Service at 7:30 D. m.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-06

ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAL MISSION Red Dragon Club House > Morning Prayer at II o'clock. Sunday Shool at 12 o'clock. Evening Prayer at o'clock.
 REV. E. P. ZIEGLER.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-06
WANTED-To buy a roll top desk, apply at the Times office.

Job printing at the Times office by skilled printers.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-06
F L o U R

Centennial Best Flour SITS a sack at The Blum, O'Neill Co.
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Adnlalie mtdleltta in Nefl0nl ants
Nttitaas a6, btf etc ssgIhihle het
a%usnsnuaa nnb het bieitlbe uerau
loilenbfn 0rtlanitie bcieHdleie
Eie Mrthrtmuna Der NupelNel or
'linlieie iidl hodhfamoiiiM AuRitfl.
lungs Rrdltoeni Charles s winotg
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1910 iba.02, meIdltt bic allsitel.
luna ldiuIorairel madlt mabreno Gin
WlitaIieo bet &dn hrdnsisso g'ofie
Ioie Supotbtl IN leincu NdnArn
itmonf. Enrani touidieu brioe bic
Sariitititde Gin Aerr Ioit u%erbrauu.
tc Otc Supotbet, lieB bic aldle III
cine llrne fallen, aus meIdcr fiji
Ooun bonn sIcroplon aus 6eritreui
nuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04
aleiRe e~Oialaadri9ten.

Montng, Arbeitert1a, tper0en
Ole @outen Der Commercial Stub
ln0 nabem idmntliden 6obritett
Der 5td0t Den 9on5en 3aa iiber &c.
ihloiien bleibeu, oesaIeiden Die
itaotIidrn lno it1otiiden @ebduoe.
mGbrcno bic &erfnIfslnoen meiit biz
Niittag often GaIteu.
@Gbren0 Der lebten 5 Miouate
nuroen inn Gountn 3,7t6 2ijetfen
fir automobile uno Motorr10er
a~llSgegeben. Die @innobmen bier
fiir betruaeit $9.S7t.65, iponon ST..
10000 Der Stoot erb0Lt, ipdbreno
eieSouptlumme Dem 2an0ltroBen.
6on0 3ugefubrt miro.
Bis 6reitog friib boben it'd
1927 56iiler i'll Der Gettral-Soh-
idltIe eintragen loiien, 0n5u fomen
6reitaa uobe5u 500 peitere 2ernbe-
fliIiene.
aomntiIidr aligel maHte am
6reitng betani1t, oob er bonn /. So.
nltar n1djten SabreS al in peridlie-
6euen Jeuernebrltatiolten Der 4u.
Benbe5irfe 3oli5eiitotionen fir ben
Radtoienlt ain5urihten geoenft.
Ger 6-idbrtge Sobn Sope tpltr.
DC am 6reitog gde Is. nno 6or.
nam Ctr. bon eirem Sitnenbts
.iiberfabren uno liegt Idtper berlebt
i'm 9oIpitaI oarnieoer.
ginbre6er uno 8iebe tnoren
6reitag 9adt fleiBig BEL Der Or.
belt. SEEDS ginbriife ultroen Der
8oliaei beri4tet.
6roit Margaret 8ilion mohte
6reitag abenO I'M Seim bon q.
BURNS, f1t6 Roro Is. Str, einen
Selbitmoroperlnd, inoem ite gblo.
roiorm peridLudte, fonnte ieoof)
am Qeben erbaften tperoen.
Sn oas 3immer bon 8aue
8olfer i'm 8r:nsmid Sotel 6rahen
6reitag @aft 3iebe Elm uno erbeil.
teteu $85.
Isle bie gi6liotbefdrin Ser
offe1tIi6en @ibliotbpf mittheiLt,
meroen III 5iio Omaha bon oeut,
i6en ainoern mebr Slider entlieD
ben, ais bon ainoern an6erer Noto-
nalitdt. Nm 5peiter Steae iteben
Die bobmiiden ainOer.
Ser 3eittngsiimge Soc @en-
till foaiOierte 6reitag abeno aii
ieinem 5abrrao init einem auto.
mo6il mo puroc altf ole GtrnBe &c.
jd,len0ert. gr Jam NIT letdten
8erlebungen Gaoon.
Charles Miaer bon Goucorbia,
aqnias, mir6e 5reitog gtad)t gfe
~. mo Douglas Str. BON 3pei
aerlen ailgebalien ullo I'M $40 be.
rutbt.
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PtrlenaI Nahltn

STINT mouiaa Mlnrata l%i0iigir aet
ioth Der damiIir Souls Ntmlein.
16i1 clio III. Ctr anen gtind
40 un0 hiuicrlieB eiitta ltranmen
NunarM Wliitter uRo 4obn betinori
ildi lupbl
SER S,o6u Nert mo brdn uepii
Eodter itnb uen elmer 5ebnpoheni.
Iihen Rciic nnh Californian uH0
Mefilo mohl mH0 munler rod Naiile
griidaeiebrt. Sie batru ubnc 6nrdi
Dor merifaniidlcu Aan0en In Alt'
Wrrito llmidlon acbdItfu, bic dom
beiien esr Sii0fitte Goliforniens
brnituorrt uno sic NlnOer Der Sor
6rnncieco augiteIlma %aenoiien. Sr
Can 6ranciseo troi SEER Sere nild
nit 0errn 8dl. Neter 5uiammrn
Gieier fonnte ihn nidt. aber Sert
ilberieugte ihn 5nI0, oaB or ibu 0en
nod fdnnte, it6em CT iolaenoe ar.
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4roiioent uun 9ebrusfa Stoat:
gerecn; Id bin bod iobrlong G0r
nloiir him George aien melt, III
IeOen Sunoug ipeel i'd Solo in
0iitihen 5us; I'll temit mi gan.
0ooA Gorr, Yctpr nt,1n hmm or
Geiieniieoer nuf, mo Die 6reuno
ihnft mitroe BEL einem id)GimenOet
@loie Bier I'M 2ofale oes 6errr
6ris MiiGer origeirii6t. SER
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BEN 10 gut omiiiert 5u 9obeu, nj
ouf oieiem "Trip.
s. SO. Seinfe BON 8iotd, So.
.bieIt iid am 5uinitag aitf Der @ei
t~erreiie nod 8eriin in Omaha oitf
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Hut bum %lsrfOuIrnl
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afehf ai III flstflllhalt it Hst
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fahrH stitltblasn l0ifh
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ridna hff H~dHaefahfH uHb E8iip.
htnif Hatub maftalilte llnifrhal.
lint
4onnlral Helaaalleahiemt on
Mafaea nnb Atitnffiel 0M Aush.
miliaa uteni6u8 1eif1algniitlma.
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uib non Mamma mtb Igniicn IA
Nnh bellie Rndaniildd un 2tb mii
mrhrefen &ppgialmnafH 0er Refth.
mcIlrrn Balm aadl Rorlpit abacfellt
Die nllen A0l0aitu luaren IN Den
redlfn 8eiiitiumuna. mo bd aud
auefdien aul aiinitiaes Asetlei
hnh, ioillc has arobc Sahre5fcit Aei
rbenoliarn ositihrn soIboien uri
ecIctttr iid 81 rineun eriolae &c.
.itaIicn.
Die sCmdhd Irtbiine' miro an
bem 5eitc ourdl mchrere Siabemit.
.nlie0er Uerireten iein.
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Marttberi6tt.
SaS 0fnoba, A. Sept.

Sa0 0maba, 4. Sept.
@in6picb-3uiHbr $50.
Beef Stiere. Morft beute feit. fin
Die ISOLDE ieit, leifter.
S60diter 4reis 1925.
SdbrIin9e, atte bis bette 5000
81.
3iemliA cute bis cute STD
900.
MitteImdBiee $6.75-7.75.
Sellers. 02arft ret 1elte, iur sic
@ode StiIers t0-t5 nieoriger.
Gorn.9eliitterte 9eeDes.
@ute biz belte idmere geeOes
IS. 1926.
MittelmaBlJt IS. 25-S.7 10.
.}iemlid lule bis CUTE 500
.S.25.
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Mcintyre & Heath

@Gdlite Isolde. Mr5ntpre anS
Neath; Seine 9nbics & GD.; 9pr-
erOi e Splbsmortb; 6raners NorO.
itrum, Nm. Einfton & gp.; $1r
5teincr 5riu; gen 8cDer & So;
oons 6anfe; Crpbenm Reiie.Nnn
belbiloer.
9reiie Motinees: Bette Site
25c., oitsgenommen Snmitag iino
5onntag. Giniee lpenige 81 Soc,
@aaerie t0e. 4benbs: 10, %, so
mo 75c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04

In aarlsrube bat Brof. otto 8at.
lenberger, Der bic berilhmten a.
Geniimeter .@elhitec entfuorf ben
9itel zines Goftor oes sSngcniers
ipeiens e~bren6alter berIieben. Die
lleberiee /. Radridtenagcntur mcIoet
ierner, oaB cine 9atterie Der otter
reidiihen 30 3euiimeter s0loricr all
Ger SionSo-ginie Gin cigenortiaes
Subil1unl i~eierie. @iuer Der M0r.
ier ~ieuerte leinen 1900. ShuB alb.
9erjeIbe M0rier bolt i'm leeten
Sobr bel Der Ginnobme Der belgi.
iden 6eiflnsen 9amltr urto Inttper.
pett, elm oeutIiher geneis fiir Die
0duerhaftigteit Der oiterreidiihen
6eifiiRe.
sSn ue6ereiuItimunitng mit Den
fiir5liden Grlaidternngen be3igIif
Der Observation-Disclosures bat Der
Sta6tratb BON Berlin erlorbt, 6aB
bon jest an reiner Mei5en 6ltm 9a-
den pom @ei5enbroo pertuenoet tper-
ben bari mn0 Biz GIT 30 8ro8ent
@ei5en fir f~oggenb.oh. 8ei5en
loa I'M lleberfIuIie borbnuben iein.
Die lleberiee.9t ahriften.agentii
meloet: Ser aMleiingero@ bon 9fonl
bat IN ~iit6isfreter @eiie iiber cine
aobinettsiisung beri9tet, in Der es
gu ihorien ~.3nidmmenltoBeu iiber
sic 5roee fam. Oh Stalien Der 8iir-
fei ben arieg .erfl1ren ioate. Ser
artifel nurOe bonn Senior inter
Oriidt. Der trittihe 9otf1after in
Rom, Sir Aannea 9ooo, CAB i'm
aabinet Die @rtl1runq nb, Dab eng.
lamb @e(6 uR0 aoblen bon StaIien
fernbalten nitric, iuenn oieie5 niht
Der 3urfei ben &rieg erfldre.
Die Oeutite a6miralit1t madte
Gin5elbeiten iber oos SeegefeGt an
Ger aiiIte BON Siltlano an IL. Pitt
auft befonnt, in Dem elm fleiner bri-
tiIder areu3cr unO elm Gorpeoo5er,
lt0rer berienft nuroen. Ger lleber.
ieeilden gta6ridten. 9tgeutur 5ufoIge
mar Der omtIife oeutide 8ert6t
bonn britiihen geinnoter iii gufa-
reIt ols %poaiton0ig erfimoeu hinge
iteIlt moroen. Die abmirolitGt er.
fart ieht, Die britiifen 5hiffe iei.
Ell BON ben Oeutlfen 3orpeoobooten
ponItGnoig uberraift noroetb uno
Der sur aurornsalaIie ~geborenoe
areu5er iet und bier Mimlten qe.
Innfen uno ser Sorpeoo3eritorer 70.
tort, nadoem er torpeoiert DOrOer
lei.
Gas glatt canine lit aouitoui
tinopel pei1t in einein omtliH in.
lpririerten artifeL galt5 entidie0en
0as @eriidt 5uriif, oaB l~lllterbono.
lmgen 3iuiiden Der Siirfei mo Den
bier 8erbmosmadten bebuis ab.
i9liebnng zines Son6erfrieoens i'm
@anae ieien. 9aS 8latt crfldrt Elm
iolde5 anliuleit ais ibwere geleioi-
eung elmer g1otion ipeIde iiir i6re
GriIten5 lire ReIigiOn uno i6re
Gbre f1mpfe.
Boris. g~in5elbeiten iiber ben 3on
oes befannten apidtifers AooIp6e
Gegono peroeu iebt befnnnt. BE.
gou6 foG orf elmer auffI1rungsfnbri
nit elmer 6eltidlen Sluamoidine III
Der gabe BON Bette Groir GUAM.
menqetrofieu lem. @r ietierte nlef-
rere 8ombeH aui Den 9lpparat, ohue
ieooh 81 treiien, nno eBe 4iegoilc
iein Mlai6inenaemebr III 3bdtigfeii
iebcn fonnte, muroe or bon elmer
Oeutiden auaeI ourdbohrt, Die i'm
iofort t06tete. Sem apnarot fieI
imerboIb Der iran3ciiidcn 9inier
berob.
Ole fransoilantiide Bolt mir1
ron iebt a6 RON DER frqns6iiidler
4oitbeh6roe fir .mei Eaae inriidaet
balten, nm Die 4afuhlt ocr Srieie,
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atner n Council Nlnffs.

8as Webdu0e Der Sn0epefl0ent
Telephone so. in Council 9Iuffs,
Ode /. aue. nrlo Sho Stain CTR.
geIeeert ip1ts0e 8reitog an stnei
SteQen in 9rono eelest. Der fsett,
ertpe6r gelnng es crit nad) mebritiin-
oiaer arbeit, cas- 6eiter 81 loif)en,
Tie Rdnme ops Commercial Clubs
i'm @eballoe nniroeu aurh @aiier
reid1oiat. Ter anaerif)tete Shn,
opn gebt in oie JauiellOe. BON oeil
granoitifteru feblt ieoe Spur.
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I'm crphenlt.

Seine onoeren Neger-Smitatoren
baben 1T anicrifn Iol9en 8eifaa
gefunoen, ais McSntpre nn6 9eotb,
peldle ais aonifer ibre8gleiden its
den. Sic erideinen nddite ISOLDE
ais @aitptnumnier i'm Srpebim
mo treten IN orei GitiafterIt out
IND 3tpnr BON Sonntaq bis 3ieultag
in oSbe @eorJia MinitrelS" ltn6
Mittpoh un0 8onnerjtag IN a3be
Mont from 9fontana" Johann am
6reitag uno Gnmltaa in g8aiting
in TIE Gbur64. Seoes ein8elue
Slid lit boiler urtomiider Sttpati.
on. Mit i1nen tritt Elm e6enio gu.
ter aomifer otto s. Sobnlon auf..
anoere @ttrottionen 0es reihbol.
tigeu nGhItn6hentliden 8roaram.
mes fino: Geine 9oots, cine famoie
Soubrette, befalnt ols ,2aop genu.
tifuI Of tie 8duoepiaG" Soiep5
~. NorrepoB uno Sol. Samuel
SoIsportb, 8luet famoie @tiuitreIs
Ser guten often 3eit, Ser erltere rs,
Der 8peitp ST Sabre aft; 6ranee8
Noroitrum 4m. Baufb1m & So.
in Der aaerlicbiten Elise aaG
g8rone" 9ipifar anb Gaulo. Die
luitigeu Bontonlimen; Die Aoofa6.
rertruppe Gen 9eper & so. uno Der
gianift Sans Solfe. Die 0rp6c-
nm ieiiebiloer fibren Sic nod ser
SnIel Iiaoetrn nnh elmer Sop
Grm1fS Snrm in Iraufreidl.
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bic epertpeG n%iiitdriidle 9(afriAfen
cntbolten uub Die gum gaaftbeiI urib
ShnOen fiibren fonneH, 8u Derso-
Germ. gieie Gr0er belieht lid aud
oui endIiidje. iran}oltidle lno idipei.
5criide 4olt.
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Die bierid6riee gioIa Strong,
tpeIHe Greitag Hofmittag i'm Sofe
res eIterIiden Seims. 1872 9ioro
20. Ctr, nit qnberen aitt0eru I'M
in SreuOenieuer berimipieIte, fam
NIT ibren Alaioern ben Glommen
III maize mo tpuroe mt idmeren
gronbpunoen in ons ct. Soiepb.
poipitaL eingsltefert.
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Der Mangel an Geld

hin6ert gle ni6t,
brs &ustn orbsHt'
i'd NIT @IGfsrn
anssufotisH.
BsaR Gle appFs
idnierstH babeu.
nsrD5s. ssbddtnlbs
Idwa&, i6pinOh9
iinb. an Fiebsnosn
Gtsusn uei ftcptien,
fndtnofu, bFsnHtHs
ben, rcthtn ober
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.GnOIid Elm 3ieg ser enoldn-
ser. 2onoon feiert Sen Sieg -
ndmli6 Ser arbeiterihait bon
@ales.
Griidle 9orOiecfrabbcu nnS
SrOididenfel jeben Saa BIN pdOrl".
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OMAHA SCHOOL OF
ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS
HENRY cox. Director

2ebrt unfebIbnr Die boditen Era.
bitionen Der @elt erobten S6ulen.
Sober llnterrift g%orontiert. S6reibt
nm Gdtnloe.
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Standardization 90, CUTE SmAs-
hdlterin, iuft Steae Del fleiner.
1anilie. 9ndsufrngeH inter ri
100 3glaAo Grioiine. 81
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On bermiet6en = GlegonteS 8ront.
simmer, NIT 8ab, in oeuti9er
Camille; aud NIT Scott, meun ge-
milnidt. 6rau @erner, 1920 Giio
fl. gbe. @. 6.
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DaHertgsn Ana'u lslbep, bonn 3OstEn Ss
nidt, lonosrH tommt iofort su mir. 6nbsn
Gle bos @eIb niht bereit liseen, bann 3abs
len Gle, ME gle tGnren.
DIR. ]. T. MCCARTHY
iii ". .. %. BIba. gbons Doueias Alps
Sier tuirS 9eatiH seiprOdeH
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Mr awiafftls Riltls nutsm l
aA ln N
mtgf 81 tt.s sffG Aw
#AiislnW#R ts 6 tfa9
NHfimaflas Al 10 Ia8
uaat gefii lfi hfHt Ff tN 90
.AM #FauM# tH NshfiaW
vitis te ksse eH t 2s
AlfWiIA dnlt hf alas %
q m
mHielmaflW Nitn baa
S fF iiis 500 tN
Htass asiaih ll8 tfilst8 fa Or az
.iada@ Miafii lHt tfui lNt ttt
A. iN la Nietftatf
gAuis his lfit W shtfs $3.50
h 10.
llitmiih ahs bls hHlt BtshtgA
.xh i4 W
m'BltimablH 9ie8tfs 90
iaf NelisfF 98 Hfb.
tee HHae sna SO
Eiad Walhtt Ell H0 $780,
Nedi WalbN HTW ten0a
hHtiut lafntf ienn Matil
10 h6htf. IT. tlt H aia ltldie 10
tobets ldgmtw ~ b
THfHNbHliiep utA set 9 y s
Naditr Itfie AZ
dmit lHfubF 1850 Nlaflt lal
ttNle. lit Gle Mode Wefiii CANT
met ib s tabet. aeIult Nlnilcr.
ih0ie fen
I|nrdddniit sptti6 s. 0@ssbQ
N0dftet afsi& s.t0.
admmcr. Mldeii nicoriafr
grlait @uittridnit sl50-585
,Snhrltnar cutie big bette S515-
wefiit. SdhrIiuac Sc 0o-700.
Mi00rr, cute bs bette 81 $3.50.
gciatt Qdnmcr $50 00-s60.
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Ghitaao Marltstriai.

&NNNAN &feNTf
Rinobicb- 9niubr 300. 0tortt felt.
5iiners 1915.
Sabrlinae $3.50.
sellers 1890.
5tiere $685..
S0fitcr 1teis, gorn.seiiltterte
geenrs St0.25.
Sdmcinc -3uiu6r 1000. Marft
iucnig hober.
Gitr6idnittspreis $6.50-7.60.
!S0hiter 8reis $500.
Sdaie-3nfubr 5000. Marft
idmnd.
Sod6ter greis $3.50.
gtatibeg $3.50.
@eitern 9Gmmer $500.
8o .QGmmer $t1.40.
Colorado Q1mmer St1.50.
BrHbIing.9dmmer 1886.
Soabo 21mnner $1,000.
S0obo Miiiteridofe 1915.
Ganiaa Sin Wnrftbertht.
Acknowledgment 100. Morft to-
minal.
SGbrlinge $3.50.
aiibe uno Sellers, Marft felt.
Stoders, @artt felt, idpad.
6ee0ers. Martt u~lrregelm1big.
9dlber. Mortt felt. idtpad.
5dneine-8nfubr 300. 1tarft felt.
Gur6i6nittspreis $7.00-7.55.
90diter 9reis $40.
Sdlafe-8ufuhr feline.
boditer Breis $3.50.
ct. Suiepb Rarftberiat.
Ginbbieb- 3ufubr 500. @iarft no.
mtrea.
Sabrlin9e $3.50.
Sdweiue-8ufubr $500. @aorft
felt, 5 bober.
9ur6idnitt&prei8 $6.75-7.65.
@G6Iter GreiS $40.
Sdafe- 8ufubr t,500. '@larft felt.
Sofitcr greis $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-10
Bombing Won't Rid
 Hair Of .Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid of dand- ruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy 1t entirely To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply 1t at night when retiring; use enough to molsten the scalp and rub it in gently with inc finger tips.
 Do this tonight, and by morning, most fl not all of your dandruff will be gone. and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. no matter how much dandruff you may nave
 You will find, too that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair will be fluffy lustrous, glossy silky and soft, and look and feel hundred times better.
 lou can get liquid arvon at any drug store. lt is inexpensive and never fails to do the work.