davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-01-28
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as
General Tonic because it contains the
we'll known tonic properties ofQUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. SO cents.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-01-28

healthy man is a king in his
own right an unhealthy man an I'M
happy slave For impure blood and
sluggish liver. use Burdock Blood
Bitters. On the market 81 years.
81 90 bottle.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-01-28
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label. showing it is
Quinine and Iron III a tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. so cents
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-01-28
Constellation and Indigestion.

4 have used Chamberlain, Tablets
and must say they are the best
have over used for constipation and
in digestion Ny wife also used them
for Indigestion and they did her
good writes Eugene S. Knight. Will
mtngton. n. c. Obtainable every.
where
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-01-28

Congressman fgo Of Missouri is go
ing to be congressman I-doa t-go-bacS
He elected not to run against himself.
Have some backbone: that Z prom
Use TO pay resolution was worth keep
ing.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-01-28
Bad Cold Quickly Broken Up.

Mrs Martha Wilcox. Gowanda, n.
Y. writes: 4 first used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy about eight
years ago. At that time l had a
hard cold and coushed most of the
time. Il proved to be just what
needed. 1t broke up the cough in a
few days, and the cough entirely dis
appeared have told maay Of my
friends OF the god / received thl'o'
using this medicine. and oil who have
used it speak of Il IN the highest
terms . Obtaiaabla everywhere
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-01-28
The Hustler

With wine replacing grape juice
at diplomatic dinners, the curtain is
dropped on the Bryan memories
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-01-28

The news agencies have not kill
ed the kaiser yet; they know he is
the goose that hays the golden egg Of
sensat tonal items
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-01-28

boat erumble at the cold; it will
kill your grippe.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-01-28

While 7. r is away the Progress
YES may play the deuce.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-01-28

of Europe. The sultan of Turkey
says plausibly: After you. my dear
kaiser
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-01-28

AictgWttnpS.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11
Gclofnno anfaeflart.

8or mebreren M'olaten fatrO Gin
lGlerf Ser bieiigen YoIt=Sffice Die
po11 1910 in eilrem @ebeim-
|fa6 eilles @eloihranfes. 9sad lott
gem SltdJelt lit es jett Sen Holfbeb0i'r-
Sen gellutgelt, Sen Gerlierer Oes Sell
|oeS in Der Terlol Don Gomar6 81
liott bon SOabu SIT erttittelr1. SEER
elliott apar Dor eiltem balben Salr=
buatoert Glerf III Ser Office bes @ilt=
nenltelter : 3olleimlebmers 5n Sn-
oianapolis. Gires Cages mad)te er
Die gntoectl1ng, bob ibrn $340 febl-
ten. gs maren sic $34O, meld)e por
mlebreren Wepllaten in bent @ebeim=
fadJ 0es @eloid)rnlfes oes bieligen
Nsoitamtes gefltnoen apltroen. Gus
8el0 miro @errn elliott Dltrd) Die
@lnloesre9ierlnra 5ltriicfaeitellt .nper-
ben. limo 1pas er6alt ser vgliidlide"
ln1o ebrlid)e Tilpoer? Gin 9anfe
ldolt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11
Som SuSc abbcrnfcn.

5ran 6Iorence @o1mfins.
Sm Wercp 6plpital lit porgeltern
Nadmittog Inn 1920 l1br Strait 6lp=
renee SaGpflns nad 5lpeim0diger
aranfbeit g%eltorben.
Die @erltorbene mlrbe am 81.
Snli 1896 i'm @aneod Goluttp. 81,
aeboren. gor fiinf Sabren perbeira=
tbete lie li6 NIT @errn Z. s. @am=
fins. 9as 4aar mobnte 5lterit in
&eof1f l1l0 Der5og Dor ei1em Sabre
nod Davenport. M1tBer Dem @atten
miro bic Gerltorbel1e iiberlebt Don
Orei 8rioern, elmer gdmcIter ullr
Nenl gater, Sacob Sitnons BON Gar
fbage, 81.
Sic 2eid}e ml1roe nod stapleton's
Seldenbeltattllngsgeidaft eebraht.
Sic geeroigln1g miro am Sonlt.
abenO Radn1ittag nm 5lpei l1br BON
1rauerballe, geo. 619 @eIt A. Str
allf DEM Safoale 5rieobof itattfirl
ben.
OF. gafer, 8aEnar3t, M6itafe1
B1tilotng. (ans.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11
Minitrcl= @pritcamns
Ser &nigbts of Columbus Dor poI.
lclt Sal1s.

s(lld) sic seltcrl1 slbcno ltattaefnrl-
oene smsite Minltrel= Gprltellllng iii.
fer ocll Nltipi5ien Der &nlghts Of
Columbus hrad)tc ein allsncrfanttes
@al1s lladl oen1 Curtis Speulballs
lno 6 itebt SIT crpartell, OaB aud
Ser bclttige Mbcno ell al~lsperfal1fteS
@alts Iebcn miro.
Sic 0eitrige Gorltellltng reibte lid
miiroig all Die erlte Goritellllllg OIL.
SeionNeren 9lpplaus errol1aell sSrdll=
leill Marn Mltrrap llro @err @il-
lian 2apoen nit ibrel1l Glctt u9ea=
rte Girl" lomie 5rdlllein @race Gro
~ lulo &err @arrp '@aroep nit Ell
mem Tllett, Dos iid} uGn the Sele=
phone" bctitelt.
@arrp N'cGabe proousirte iid) nit
5lpolf bii6ld)en jullacn Gan1en lllo
e%rl,tcte ricli9en 9eifaa fir ieinel
Gortrog IS mant a girl for cod
montb in t6s bear. Nraltlein Sc
len @ornla1 fiiJrte einel1 Iail5 NIT
Serrn Charles slOalns, Sem Setter
Scr goritelllu1g, altf. Cine fomiid)e
g~seaerfialtr eab 81. s. 9opct ab. Nls
geid)idte 5an5er llllo quite Singer
5eigten ii6 @altcr Grnrplep nllo
Glarellce Mallpp.
galaoilten parer Sic &nigbts
Soflt Noab, @alter Groplep, @il=
liam 5. 2apOen, @olparo Carroll,
Gbarlcs Gl1ilell mo ein Grio BON
9fof Sslar0, beltebello aus 90. s..
Sertoll, jr., s. S. gorrell lr1b $.
Earioon, lt1o Sic eigentliden Mill=
ltrelS refrl1tirten lid) aus Sen folgell=
Den &nigbts: Sag MartilL @arrp s.
McIarlano, S. S. &ellne0p, @. ..
N6elal1, 2puis @erme, Matt Ilpltn,
q. S. 2opet 1tllo Is. s. @ermc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11
Mnto=@ ciclidaft infprpprirt iidl.

sSSt ser Office oes @ruulO6ndfiib-
rers sSranf @olm lpltrOen aelterll
Dltrd Nn1palt Slaac Netersbereer
SSl1forppratipnsartifel Ser Central
Illto ltno Iire Company fir Die
3eitOalter bon 20 Sabren Ginterlegt.
9as @ftieltfapital betragt $40
900. 0as @eldaft faltft inns Der
faltft llelle ltrb alte Mlttol1pobile llltb
9llltonpbil= 3ubebortbeile. Die Sab=
resperlammlung miro ON erltell
Montag inn Mar5 itattfin0elt. Die
8earnten lpernen 6is babin lein: Z.
g. &enl1eoD, 4raii0ent nuo Sdab=
meiiter urb otto M. s(rnolo, Sefre=
tar uno 5dns1neilter.
.-.---.4..--aa---.,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11
9anbwirtbi9aftli9er
&nrins.
Musteanus bon Geniisel uub lano:
mirtbidaftlideu We9enltdnoeu.
3aBlrcidc Greiic sncrfannt; Geitt'
Mbcnb &un5crt Der Mogalinn
@rDttu &apclle.

Sarnl 2caalle Slnpropcntcllt Mllocia'
tipn begonnen.
Mllbcr eil1er Notwithstanding
haben m1ebrere bieiige @eiddftsleutl
MISUNDERSTANDING nno allbcre @e-
genltduOa alsgeltellt. 8eipnbers err
maflersmertb iin0 oie Musitellln1aer1
Der Mollf'idpn Mlta Giita @al1n1idpt=
len, 21a Mcilet norolid an Der 9ra-
|op StraBe Moao, CHARLES Asaedel's
Sons, 2ollis @anllcns Sons uno Ser
Sesfe Ilollr aro SEED Company.
Mn Yreiien iino $500 allseeiett
|fuoroen. Sn oem oberen Stoflperf
meroen Gorn1ittags lt1o Nahmittags
ianitrirfe Gortrage iiber 2alloapirtb=
idaft, Molfereipelcl,, Gieb5ndlt llim.
ollrh berltfene Heoner gebalten.
@ir meiielt Defenders naraltf bilt,
BOB am helltigen 9lbeuo bie &apelle
Der Mpbalian @rotto ei11 &oll5ert iii
Scr Mrnlorp @aue aeben miro.
Gas Grogramm 0cs belltigen Sa=
gcs lit %folgen0es:
$3.50 bis 1890 ltbr @ormittags:
@efliiael5udt.
1890 bis 1900 l16r Mittags:
Molfereimelen.
100 bis 300 l16r Nadn1ittaas:
Molfereimelen.
$3.50 bis 400 llbr Nadmittags:
Sc im=8er6elieru11g.
1880 bis $50 l16r 9(hen0s: Sein=
Gerbeileru1tg.
$3.50 bis $3.50 l16r: @artnerei.
Greisridter Ser @efliigeI=sll&sit eI=
lung Iino Die @erren $. 50. Mtfins
lulo $. 6. 8itteltbe1roer. Iie 9e=
amten nn0 Goriteber ser Der dieoe-
llen sl6tbeill1ngen oes &l,rius iilpo:
Son. M. S. 8mi OIL = GrGii0ent.
6. 81. @liB - geldaftsfiibrer.
50. 8. @aterman - Supt. Some
Snrpropemellt department.
=: :. aepler G. 5npt., Molferei=
$. y. sltfins - gupt., @efliisel-
Ieparten1ent.
Sranf Solm - 5lrpt., @artnerei-
3eparten1ent.
$. 90. geaper - gefr., @efliigel=
Ml1sltellll1g.
Nrof. s. 2. Sitid ~ 0o5ent ser
|@artnerei.
@rof. 81. 5. Gearie ~ Do5eut i'm
SOME Improvement.
4rof. $. 6. g%ittenbenoer 80 Do
sent in @efliigel5udt.
Frof. S. Sort ~ Io5ent in Mol.
ferei.
Grcisbertbeiluns,
Grot0em am geitrigen Mbeto Sic
poQltanoige Site Ser 5lerfannten
greiie nod) 1tid9t poaig fertiggelteu1
lpar, fonnel1 mir oie Nreile Bis aui
bieqeidt 5tpei ODER orei nod, at be.
|ltimmen0e 4reiie IN 6olgen0em brin.
gen:
8lad Gang sban.
Sltlius @aener, SEQ. 1926 @alb.
ington straBe.
/ Ten
/ @oG
4 mnb 3 Sen.
Nncoras, Otto 9ebnfe, 800. 1905
Sartlam straBe, 1 9en.
Wbite @Danopttes.
$. 81. @eaper, Mn. 314 Sf 10
lStraBe.
/ inns 2 gl.aet;
/ nnO 2 Sen.
1 Sod.
Sreo s.: 5oenfe, Jartner, 81. 81.
/ unO 2 gpferel.
sinalc Comb Snff Crpingtuns.
6. 6. GeupurIt g. t734A llnio1
IstraBe;
2. Nen;
q. s. Senien, 6ormer,
!, 2, 3 rnb A Nllllet;
2. Goferel.
9. 81. @eaoer, gsr. 346 gsplanao
Npennc,
i. Dollag pen.
g. s. @ablig, go. 412 Sneio,
Mpenlle;;
i. obs Gen;
1. God;
/. 9en;
4. 8l1llet;
i. Goderel;
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11
9cutld;cs sGcatcr.


Gnolid ideil1t Ser @lni6 rnierer
Gapellporter Ielttide1 5beater Sc
1elldaft, Dor eil1eln pollen @allle 5ll
ipielell, III g%rfiialtng SIT eabel1. Ser
Gorperfalf Don Gil1trittsfartell fit
Die @eltcfi5porl telllrng Don Traltlei1
WartGa @a1bberg ltn0 @err1 Ssfar
SofImanm fiir Solmtag IberO lit eilr
1ebr erfrcmlid)er gelpeielr. @ir beto=
men gar5 bel ollbers, Dab Ser Sdmaaf
ultnlere San1stage" fir Dos Gabell=
porter oelltidc Sbeaterpu6Iifllm cine
Nopitat lit. Mal1 beiorge iid1 bette
pNcr 'pateiteIs morgelr ~reierpirte
Site in 5a1len's slpot6cfe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11
MasfenbaQ Der >. :. 6.

Ser groBe idbrlide Masfeabau
Ser Dabenport Gurngen1einbe miro
Sonnabe1o, Ben 26. 6ebruar, in
Der Illrnbaae itattfinoen. Die fol-
genoen 4reiie iino alsgeiest moroen:
$500 = Bette @rl1ppe bon 6
ODER ntebr.
$500 g. 9elte @baraftergrllppe
bon 6 ODER mc6r.
$1,000 ~ 3~lpeitbelte @rlppe bon
g ober mebr.
$1,000 = 3peitbeite G6arafter-
Igruppe bon 6 ober mebr.
$500 - 9elte 9umen=M easfe.
$500 - Bette 9erren-Wtagfe.
$500 - 31peitbelte Damennlasfe.
$500 - 3npeitbelte @errenmasfe.
$500 - 9amen=gbaraftermasfe.
$500 - Observation-Disclosures.
Die felgenben &on1ites anuroer
BON GoriiBer 9attner ernar1nt:
Mlriif: NrofeIior otto, 9rofellor
|Sdpniot uno Mrno Stto.
Yrogramm: Soc Yrosfe, IT,, Ser
Ieial eigenes @olnite erllennen miro.
acknowledgment: S. S. 2attner,
S. 81. Garltens unO @ugo Sbooe.
Sloor:: $. &arnfen, 81. &apbael,
Is. glientpein, MI. Norgor0t, Starry
|5teffen, 8rober glaullen, 90. Gil
berltein, 90. Snenberger, gilbert OIL
len, Soc @rosfe, if.
9oor:: Sobn ainnemarn, CHARLES
8idelmann, 6rib Meneel, Sobn So
ge6oed, Slug. @ieie, Sobn 5dnad.
Sonie: German 6. @eterlen inns
@ebilfen.
Mnb iinb gorbereituneen fiji,
Dos Serpiren mariner Mobl5eiten ae.
troffen. Mnmel6lnsen iin0 GUIDO,
telepboniih an 5rau Sobn Martert
9apenport 1916 8, gu ribten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11
efat=snrnier.

gn oeln gcltern 9C6eno ~abgebalte=
llen Sfat=Inrnier bes georomelt 9oz
pe1pprt Sfat=Glltbs betbei1igten iid
10 Sfat=Spieler. 4reiie erraltge,l
Die folgenDGn @cn5elritter:
1. @rn. 5orf, IL getpntnel1e
!Spiele;
2. @ern1o1 araft, 63s GIus;
Senrp SinSt, Sdiippeniolo gesen
bier, Sdneioer;
Saul @itt, II aeponnel1e gpiele,
593 @lus;
Serrrp SUB, 500 @l,1s;
M1lton Moormaln, BODIES Spiel,
IA;
8. 90. 6ro6li6, arelr5 1larrie,
'gegen bier.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11
3ltr lebtcn Mnhe.

@eltern gorn1ittag Inn eff l1br fat
inter 5ablreidyer 8etbeiligul1g sic
geeroigullg bon &errm 6rib &l1elper
bonn Irauerballle, 5R Meilen al
Der Sarrilon Strabe $1,000 allf ben1
ltaotilden IrieObof itat~tgefunoen
Ealtor 3. $. @orn leitete Sen Graft
ergottesoienlt I'M @auie alro arf ben
Jrieobof. Sargtrdger iparen oie
9erren sSratf @ieie, Gbas. @pr6ers,
Son Seonall, Ureo @rie6el, Neter
1biel lllo 9ltgllt gltd.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11
staot uub Gonnp.
Greitag, oeu ii. Jcbrnar.
aleiue @taot=M enigfeiten.
Sci Sl1iter, Grfdltu1gen ilim.
1tnier 9rltlttbee, 9rllltpaltiaen nno
Sultenbaliam. Tiepe's Ipotbefe.

Nolgenoc neutrality-suspicious.
l%lebertragllng mllros porgerolnmen
&enrp @eu uno Irmt OIL Sobn Slell-
fer, Sbeil Don Scftion 3, 9l6ertr
SomnIbip, $1,000.
Serr Gbos. arolle bon go.
2617 Sarllom StraBe feicrt ont bel1-
tigel Gage ieillen "a. @eburtstag.
Gr lmtroe am IL. Tehrl1ar 1862 III
Scott County gcboren lllo bat bier
3eit ieines 9ebens %gemphl1t.
50 Sobre lit om tclltigen Gage
&err Sllo. Shlnnadler BON $50. sos
&eir s. StraBe. SEER Sdl1nlaber
mllroe anl II. %fSebraar 1858 IN Ia=
pel1port ge6orcn lrl1o lat bier 3eit
1cincs 9cbells gelpob1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11
Is saac @cfananik.

Ias Negerlnenih gitber See SSo6lt=
lplt1 lpeld1es Dor mebreren @od)cl
pon oent gseger Carl @ltrfe geid)oi-
len lpllrne, mllrOe porgeltern apegell
getrunfelibeit perbaftet ullb auf Is
Ioge ms .@efangnib aeId)idt. 1os
Msenib batte &llbeltorlltg in oent
Salriet $50. 22O Soma StraBe NUT aii-
oerelt gertretern ser id)pfolaoel1ell
Salltfar6e begangeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11
siebcn uc,tc 9pfenfaGe.

Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES m1lroslt
eltern Die folgenoet itebell neltel1
Godenfdlle %al1genelbet: Mrdie 9al=
1919 Mitdell Ctr; g. S. S1tf=
mani 1915 @elt 6. Str, unb 8. 8.
Jranb, 3291A @elt 3. StraBe lno
bier Spfer in ser San 9(rl1atll syanli-
lie lit No. 1905 @ela A. StraBe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11
srailer 81. inferpprirt.

0llrd 9lnapalt Garl $. 2ambad)
meroen l6eute Snforporationsartifel
fir Sic gettenoorf Irailer Gpmpa=
ny, meld)e .ieit mebreren Mortatel1
acknowledgements in 8ettenoorf
berseltelt bat, III ser Office bes
@runobl1dfubrers 5ranf @olm bin=
terleet perbelt.' 9us &apital betrdgt
100000. Iie 8eanteM Der @eleu=
ld)aft limo:
9raiioent ~ 5. @. @%ettenoorf.
@i~5epraiioent Il1gltlt 6. gtef=
fen. >
Observation-Disclosures g. s.
Mufoerbeioe.
Observation-Disclosures - q. s
Sadion.
Or. 8alter Mnttbep lit elmer SCI
an Ser @eleuidaft Sntereilirten
Sic @eielidaft miro III Der nad)iter
3cit ein 5abrifgeballoe bon 800 be
300 SUB 81 eia1em &oftenalfwanf
bon $4,000 erribten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11

Or. gafer, 3aEnar5t, Mbitafer
81.iIbina. (ans.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11

SIM Mlter bon 80 Sabren lit
lebte @ode SER ssobn @illon @ui-
tealt, ei,t alten 3apenportern De-
fainter friiberer gimpobner nn0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, in ieinem
Semi in Go6bs Serrp, g. g., seltor=
be1.
Sic feueriidere agoot6" oes
@aroen G6eaters fat 9eIter1 cine
ernite 9robe glall5eno beltanoen.
3ur6 lteberbitnng mar bic 8a,toel-
biloersMaidine in 9ranO aeratben.
@s gelang ben 5laml11elt aber niht,
ollrd) Die init 4sbeItos msgelcatc
@GnSe Scr u8potb" 51 0ringen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11

Sdben sic fdor1 DIb Miiiion
Bier probirt2 @leih nit Dem be1ten
mportirten Bier ln6 empfoblen bon
bent @oftoreu. @of Sslan6 Bretpina
So. Mra.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11


sns &anoi0at fir oie republic
fatilde Domination OILS Moermal1
Der 3. @aro fat geltern SEER @il=
liam 1Gltdyfar6er bon go. sol @eit
IA. StraBe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
Der Office oes Staotclerfs @llgo
Woeler beramsgenontnte1t.
Grnelt 6. strlld, @eidaftslei-
ter oes 9pnn'iden 5dubgelddftes
an Der Sarriion StraBe> bat oeiterll
Morsell atf Dral1sen Republican,
ld)er 6ii6rer eingemiaigt, &nnoioat
fir 6as sltnt bes StaSt=gllieiIors auf
Dem. republifaniidm @abl5ettel 5l1
iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-11

SoutItl,
3. Goderel;
4.Gpderel;
5. Goderel;
Mrtbur 9plc, geo. 1888 ltl,ioll
StraBe;
/. Gen;
I. 4ltlfet;
@bitc Npmomt6 &pfs.
CHARLES ". @iggclsmorth, go.
517 GsplanaSc 9lpemlle;;
1. 4ltllet;
y 2. Gltuet;
/. GodereI;
Yartribgc &nanbpttcs.
S. g. 9ianlolpo, go. 1905 Sltltolt
eStrabe;
1. God;
1. Goderel,
1. GllIlet;
1. 9en;
9. 9en;
3. @en,
6urucr Giscons.
Maiter Charles @oefIe, go. 1924
Muin Strabc;
l.. Sod;
/. Ser.
GolSen ScabrigGt @antams.
Sdrrp Ntfills, Sowona sSarlns;
/. Gnf;
1. Sen.
9carl @uineas.
Scipona Sarms;
1. @en;
1. Sod;
8i1ff Srpinators Guds.
Somana 9Sarlns.
t. Grufe;
l.. Il1d.
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8gite China @eeic.
Soauann Tarrls.
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al1b getbeiligl1ng an ben 9ortragell
miro oringeno e~mpfoblen.
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Monongalia Musings

t''The Fairmont Fair has faded
away into the light Of common day,
as a poet would express it. However,
many a fair Fairmonter will not fade
for several days, and old Time should
be severely dealt with for permitting
them to fade at all
*ttHundreds Of papers now have
beauty specialists to give advice con
corning freckles, moles, wrinkles,
corns, bushes and bunions, and II
their advice is Of any value the race
should be growing more beautiful
day by day. Will the Ruff Stuff edi-
tor inform us II they really RI
ss"We learn from the press that the
Great I Am Of Oyster Bay will in a
few days vent q vast collection Of
clustering %adjectives mixed with a
liberal supply Of personal pronouns.
That they will fill a long felt want is
seriously doubted by several desira-
BILE citizens.
..tA large crowd assembled at the
reunion Of the Arnett family at
Georgetown Sunday. The weather
was pleasant and the reunion an en-
joyable affair. Several addresses
which breathed the spirit of human
brotherhood were delivered and ap-
preciated. The memory Of the day
will long remain.
*stWill the tariff question never be
settled? We may as we'll admit that
the tariff bills introduced by both
parties were written by finite men,
not by an angel band. The steel
trust may be annoyed, but not ami
hilated. Trusts have stolen in the
past and u guess is they will con-
tinue that game.
.s*The statement that the Danish
West Indies, which Uncle Sam is
about to purchase, produces all the
bay rum In the world, induces a stin-
gy sage to say that he wouldn't give
$25,000,000 for all the bay rum in a
flock Of worlds.
st'One of the most wicked wits OF
modern times airs the awful asser-
tion that many a girl marries for love
because she never gets a chance to
marry for anything more substantial.
**.An Indiana editor proclaims the
opinion that the owners of the ten
most expensive touring ears here en-
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Wy the ten old-fashioned men whose
thoroughbreds trotted so calamity at
the country fair race circuit.
S. C. MUSGRAVE.
eARRAckvILLE 3

Mrs. William Bullock and Miss Mar.
tina Hall, of Barrackville, gave a par
ty Saturday night honoring Miss Don.
aldson's guest, Miss Day Johnson, of
Enterprise, W. Va.
Dancing and games were the di.
versions of the evening, refreshments
were served at a late hour. Those
present were the Misses Maude and
Garnet Donaldson, Martha Hall, Day
johnson. Rhoda Matthews, Marie
Whetzel. Hazel Grim, Eta and Nell
Rhodes, Sarah Donaldson Margaret
Bullock, Yena Ellis, Veniva Anderson,
Helen Carnal, Willard Johnson, Flora
Carlin, Of Clarksburg; Rev. H. D.
Shultz, Don Donaldson, Charlie Vim
cent, Hermis Goodnight, Percy and
Junior Johnson, doc" Wilson, Joe
Carol, Lawrence Burke, Mike Car.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS
B%uckhannon Wedding,
w. Va. Aug

BUCkHANNON, w. Va, Aug. go
A wedding of beautiful appointments
vas celebrated at 1880 O'Clock last
evening in Buckhanpon when the mar.
riage Of Miss Nellie Elizabeth Nc.
Whorter, daughter Of Judge and Mrs.
John c. McWhorter, to Matthew Ed.
mission was quietly solemnized in the
presence Of only the immediate rela.
lives and a few intimate friends at the
home Of the brides parents, Grey
Chimneys." The bride had as her at.
tendants:
Matron OF honor-The bridegroom's
sister, Mrs. ]. Phillip Clifford.
Bridesmaids-Miss Eugenia Young
and Miss Sarah Munson.
Little Miss Margaret Arnold. daugh,
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Arnold, OF
Weston, was train bearer. Andrew
Edmiston, Jr., of Weston, a cousin OF
the bridegroom, was his best man.
The wedding march was played by
Mrs. U. G. Young, and the Rev. George
w. Pollock. Of the Presbyterian
church, read the marriage ceremony.
Later a large reception was held and
the rooms 9 elaborate in their floral
decorations, enhanced by a rich ar.
rangement of roses, smilax and varia.
gated garden flowers. A mound OF
bride roses augmented by vines OF
smilax and maiden hair ferns bunch.
ed with white tulle on a circle of lace
embellished the dining room table.
where refreshments were served by
the girls Of the younger set, friends OF
the bride. Mrs. Wilson Barlow and
Miss Grace Arnold presided at the
bowl of fruit punch.
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PERSONALS

MI. and Mrs. d. .. Iantz have re
turned from 0 motor trip to jolly.
town, Pr, where they visited Mrs.
Lantz's mother. Mrs. J. B. Russell, who
had been the guest Of Mrs. Lantz re-
Gently Is now visiting in Jollytown.
Mr.. Eugene Nuzum left today for his
home In Tuscaloosa, Ala, after a visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Smith.
Mrs. Nuzum and daughter. Mrs. Les.
ter Snow, and the latter's son will re.
main here for a while.
Mrs. Leroy Taylor and Mrs. Ernest
Bell, Of Bula, Monongalia county, mo-
tored here today and spent the day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, OF Chicago, Is
the guest Of Mrs. Lawrence Byrne on
High street.
Mrs. Edgar Carver. Of Rowlesburg,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Thompson on Chicago street.
Mrs. Bert s. Leopold and daughter,
Miss Marjorie, will leave on Friday for
a visit at Wheeling and Cleveland,
Ohio. Mr.. Leopold will Join them in
Cleveland later and accompany them
home.
Mrs. S. J. Brobst has returned from
a visit in Pittsburgh.
Misses Irene Davis and Marie Shut.
Ellsworth returned last night from
Pittsburgh, where they had spent two
weeks.
DR.. G. w. Keener has returned from
Webster Springs where he had spent
several weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Stoetzer have
returned from Morgantown where
they motored. Mrs. John ]. Brown,
who had been their guest, accom-
! napied them home.
II. F. P. Ayers, Of Atlanta, Ca, is
; ting his sister, Mrs. o. S. McKin.
~, in this city.
Miss Nell Hursey, Of Clarksburg,
who had been the guest of Miss Berry,
Leonard, left last evening Tor a visit
in Wheeling.
Mrs. ]. l.. Hall and Mrs. T. T. Hoult
have returned from a visit, to New
York City, and Kingston, N. Y. In
New YORK they were Joined by Miss
Laura Robinson, Of this city, who is
spending some time In Kingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. >. L. Watson returned
yesterday from an extended visit to
Atlantic City.
Mrs. F. S. Robinson, of Rhinelander.
Wis, arrived here yesterday on a visit
to her sister-in,law, Mrs. Josephine
Raymond and her niece, Miss Kate
Preston Raymond. Mrs. Robinson was
before her marriage Miss Emma Bird
Raymond, a daughter of the late iona
than Raymond, of this city.
Mrs. John Hilliard, of Morgantown,
and her 6 3s.. Yrs. George Immel, OF
Greensburg, Pa, Ire spending the day
In this city guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Minor Durham.