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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-06-30

DOWN Cn0L 1 cOuiO
not work. / was
thin, pale and weak
W eigh 9 d but 100
pounds and was in
b e d m ost Of the
time. / began TAX
ing Lydia E. Pink
hams Vege table
Compound and five
m on tn 8 la ter l
weighed 1873 pounds.
I do all the house
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-06-30

To live is the common
desire of men. Much of our
modern life is lived on the
low plane of mere physical
existence. Christ came to
set over against this low
,,inrr- &c LIZ A. au.l IL
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-06-30

Where many employees
report daily for work and
ever so many continually
arrive late, what are the re-
suits? The latter may vary,
but to my knowledge gen.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-06-30
Important to NNothera
Beauty Fills the House.

Beauty Fills the House.
is she pretty?"
Pretty? Why, that girl is so
pretty that plenty OF fellows are glad
to call on her father and mother
Pittsburgh Post.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-06-30
Wife TOO ILL
TO WORK
Her Health Restored by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

indianapolis, Indiana my health
was 80 poor and my constitution so run
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-06-30

The coat of knee length is smartest
for sports wear.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-06-30

Perhaps you don't wan.
to play, or you think you're
too old, or you say you've
forgotten how! No one il
too old, nor too stiff, no one
doesn't want to play" al
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-06-30

People naturally assume that a
handsome woman marries a homely
man because he has lot of money.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-06-30

FITS, EPILEPSY, FALLING srCKNras
s stopped 4uickiv. Fifty years q uninterrupted
success OF Dr. Kllnes Epilepsy Medicine nsaros
lasting results, LARGE TRIAL BoTTLE FREE DIR
ALINE COMPANY, Red Bank, n. J.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31
News Of Fifty Years Ago
From the Richmond Dispatch. July 81 1866

The quarterly meeting of the Presbyterian
Third Presbyterian Church on church iii.
stirring addresses were made by b. Wexford
rortims the largest average attendance for the
W uM! Yer M'5 mat or the Second Church. 1t
Total. lS7 . 30
=, Bonn & sardo have just published map Of
Richmond made from the survey OF j. H. ADAMS
Of the United States Survey. II is said TO he
IN ""So!m,sE accurate map, and the real
-, 49," ,'E'hiH arc h!idinS 1t very useful. II is
the first accurate map made of Richmond
In the House of Representatives yesterday a
hIll was passed providing for the proper n
norii@"m%ni Of the direct tax authorized by tho
act oi 1851 between the states OF Virginia ana
inS moments of the House.
10th houses of Congress met carly saturday
morh'nS With fixed determination to COM
n ie,I me business and adjourn sine die. The
tSundayp morning.
Whe General sheridan is issuing orders pro-
honor TO Confederate dead. the ladies OF Stat,u.
ANA Confederate. dead. They havc made a CON-
pletc list OF the Federal dead buried in tho
necessary work on the graves TO give them :,
gGon npp"aIance ana mailed the list inter
Just fftCcn minutes before final adjourn
m M, the United States senate admitted Mir.
he secured pay for the whole session.
The Senate late Saturday night confirmed the
OF the Interior. ''''i
The loUse PASSED the bill admitting the Ter
dent refused to sign the bill.
G zen a, Dix has been confirmed as minister
inEton yesterday that he would decline the
- NJ R 3, Of New Jersey in the dying hours
ne Representation Committee in which he de-
,.a'fS ,h;', ne testimony before tho commit
Splraey to ossaasnate Mr.. Lincoln was false
Intelligent jury. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31
Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
Ecion ana the FutiIity Of Poultices.

our ola ficmdS grandma and the old women
OF the other sex. have been enjoying quito
Tong vacation. II is time to call them back
arms
i'eIon is not just a curse wished you. 1t
Is an Infection OF the periostcum covering
membrane OF bone with tho ordinary pus- pro-
ducin% germs that enter through some triling
scratch abrasion of tho skin. The extreme
touehuess Of the membrane which prevents the
few drops OF puS from finding vent 1t is com
parable 90 The condition known vulgarly as
"u!ccyatcd tooth
Disaster is The certain result of procra sti
mating with pouticcs, either the best OF poul-
ticc:'-- Grandma's iaxsccd meal pouticcS--or tho
worst. tho high-priccd canned mud that YOU
apply hot and thick till YOU grow dclirious.
And ms for SalycS, antiscpiics and drawing
applications they used only at the risk
OF losing tho finger life itself matter il
All tn" old women in America recommend them.
The intense, throbbing, unbearablc pain OF
icIon as well as the danger Of gangrcnc or
crosis oC bone, is relieved promptly by surgical
incision, and the earlier this is done the less
damage viii hc done by the fclon. Anybody
VINO cxhibIts badly SCARED deformcd fin
rcr which he attributes q fcloD is miStaken,
the dcformity aud scar formation are really due
to procrastination. timidity, maltrcat ment
sclf-trca tment, which amounts to the same
thing when surgical conditions concerned.
What docs surgical incision mean? I.ancing?
No. IancinG passed out away back in the AN
;iscptic This is tho ascptic era, the age
az intelligence and efficiency. We don't lance
i"lons amy more. We cut down freely. pains
tttinGly, carefully. under an anacsihctic, of
course. and exactly what VIC are doing No
blind Stabs. No torture. No hair success. No
second and thrd attempts. II the fclon is
freely and Immediately inciscd under ether
ch loroform gas other general anacst hct ic,
that IS the cnd of 1t. Provided. OF course. YOU
have not postponed sidcstc ppcd the operation
aud allowed the telon TO progress 10 II serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

each case. Beyond doubt. enough of the tune
ushers III the Duet of the Flowers in
Puccinis Madam Butterfly TO make it's per-
Torrance Il misdemcanor,
The practical effect of the provision as To
standing Will be this: every vaudeville
singer, instrumcntaliSt or VontriloQuist. to say
nothing OF cabaret entertainers and cafe
shouters. will be enabled TO compel an audi
cncc to manifest its patriotism and its me
chanical approval of his urn''--whencycr
he chooses to invoke Tho Star-Spangled
Banner TO his aid. It's Il splendid ordi-
nance-for comedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31
The Voice Of the People
Not Masking Cavalry of Hines.

To The Ed!tor o. IN" Times Dispatch:
SIT " puD.In viii ndorS- the Presidents
E \iu,9I i't'iidnE ih" purpose Tor which tho
rt'"i"I ''."I" "aS sent TO The Mexican border.
In" l'hnHe' h""ev"r, win not agree with you
t',' 'H"8- INA eamp aF" rendering equally val
ut'if ser E.1" as thus. the border, if She
same '"Ani tohS prevail elsewhere as 1T Camp
stuart n" sume won!d be true OF those in
camp II NE men were receiving the proper
!t.I"'hN. ""i whoever heard Of cavalry get
,ii.' n.t1' % Training without horses? And tho
MAJORITY "i 'I'a. men have never beer. on
i'"iSc, MS lar ass ctNHlrymcn are concerned, they
az" ''n"nt as "'li prepared for actual service
i!o" '!S |E'\ "eIc whom they went into camp.
~; 'iJ1ry Us heis done the National Guard sys-
..iH ~ 'iH "'f mes" men remain IN camp under
.fcs NJ I"'i'' ns. and believe il be safe
~ S'i" t"hI u the enlistment of The entire com
I''lh" We're 10 rNrlrc to-day not one out of ten
Wou!a enlist 80 on" should gain the impress
"loh IH'I ii'st iu'i arc not ready and willing o
serve f ~ neeiod. but thcy rcaiizc--thcr fami-
iic5 'cal"e as w"ll as others Interested in
t mn, nIi under present conditions they are
oiIN "lSliii tiin". ana If these organizations
'NP.'' !" 'Nl@i ana receive the proper support
IN 'hc .iutH''' ~" necessary steps should be
iiahch Tor d''hobilization. No ono in my fam
~ Is r"nnsried Win any Of these organize
t'"hs, pul nav lnA been q member Of the Blues.
! is'i HriirHlnrly Interested in that orsnniza-
i!oh anu us lGilr" welfare. II. j. MOSELEY.
Iichmond, Luy Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

Beneath a crescent In the fading sky
Laughter aud cheerful shouts Of
children ring
Up from TN" fields where roamed
the foolish King.
And sheen arc beating on the downs
close by.
T" feel the height tha, Shakespeare
drew I try
IA Yan as to tho aummit's crest
cling;
/" vain peer below for choushs
HAT Wing
The midway air before the Poets oye.
F"t when 'he barracks busic, blowing
taps,
SETS ne upon TIC r"o,ra,h down tho
nan
A!ong ia" strip Of single by tho
shore,
rhc slach tide on the pebbles gently
laps.
INA #inra the n"tc that Arnold heard
there Still.
Eternal sadness" softly DER and
DER.
James ilaistcd Weber. in Boston
Transcript.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

f"r the adventurous: You are gentlemen Of
oraNe mettle; YOU would lift the moon out Of
her sphere, If she would continue in If nvo
weeks without changing. The Tempest H.
For the apostle OF change:
~ ,Nis me antique and we'll noted face
OF plain, old form is much disfigured
Ana, like II shifted wind unto a sail
IL makes the course Of thoughts to fetch about
SaTties and frights considerations
Makes sound opinion sick. and truth suspected
ROC putting on so new fashiond robe"
king John, ~ ..
For the courticr Il have trod a measure.
nave fatteTd lady; have been polite with
my Trend smooth with mine enemy: | have tIn-
u"he 'hrce 'aiiors; have had four quarrcls ana
hNe 10 nave fought onc'--As You Like IT, V 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

cruise to some oG-shcr. fishing
l'"uhu has special charms for an anc-
yer IN order % max" ans OF these
'rins you VIII lave 10 20 down among
Tho docks aud make endless inquiry uu-
III you hud captain that is about
o. HGl 10 VIII tell YOU that he does
not carry passengers and has no ac-
Communications FOR them, and YOU viii
thank h!;n and put your luggage on
board. and II viii be al! right
For less adventurous sailors, tho
canals one" q tempting field. :, party
OF q Dozen or so can charter :, canal
toat, and make a trip for leas than
meg could stay at home. With cots
ana haInmocEs Il Is possible to make
Tho craft really comfortable. and even
dane" floor WAS improvisod in one
sucn converted coal barge. Canals may
also be uavigated In motorboats and
canoes and rowhoats. and may OF them
nre very picturesque. There is q spc-
cial charm about a canal because YOU
cannot Fre worry FAR ahead $50 that the
view changes uttcuer than upon :. Wide
river
ono sort ~ ncar-Homc vacation tha,
if growing iu popul ritz is the camp
you can 20 70 your work every dny.
~ glance this might scem :, rather
,uEIo .oit ~ camping. but many per-
s".s who cannot 20 further get a
Tot ~ recreation out OF it, 1t is a
genuine relief 10 como home from
worE take Il swim, put on your camp
duds aud 90 fishing.
Living; in Camp.
a uInber ~ people do that within
the limits 20 greater Ncw YORK Alous
the Western shore pt the sound there
arr number of tiny Islands. Some of
others have bushes and 4 few sciubby
trees uUpU them There ar. about Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

stage. After such ncision draining tho pus
pain disappears completely. and healing is 1T
once begun. \ week is plenty long enough for
any sensible Individual To devote to nursing
such foolish illness fcon.
Old COT both scXCS) prefer suffer
agonics OF pain while fussini with dirty poul-
tees and the like, and hence these misguided
folk exhibit some horrible results
Just as extraction be done early
in the OF CELEBRATED tooth (alVcolar
abSccSsb. surgical inciSion can never he done
carly in Il case of rclun. And inst as um-
warranted delay. due to timidity or miSintor-
nation. leads to unpleasant results and rccrim-
nations in the neglected OF CELEBRATED
tooth" procrtSt ip;,to leads to many an
unjust charge against the physician whose
educated patient
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31
Simply Il Question of business

N.Y. HEN the Richmond. Rappahannock ana
w Northern Railway has been completed.
the rich lands OF Tie Ruppahannock and tho
fertile farms between the James and the Rap
pahannock Will yield produce for the Rich
mond market Until then, all the ltappahan-
mock country and large part OF that section
which should trade with Richmond, to the
mutual advantage Of city ana country. will
continue 10 ship its output to Baltimore and
TO buy what it needs in Baltimore
subscriptions for $4,000 OF stock in the
railroad company arc still needed before work
is begun on the right Of way. Already the
farmers and merchants along the line have
done more than their part. 1t is unthinkablc
that there should he real difficulty in obtain
ing subscriptions in Richmond for the small
amount now lacking; not because Of what
may be called civic pride, but because ii is
simple question Of business forothought
and planning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

some progressive Americans have
formed company which is to erect Il
brick plant near enough to an active
volcano in hawaii TO utilize the hot
lava in tn" manufacture of brick The
lava deposits in the Hawaiian Islands
have been used for building purposes
Tor IL number OF years. but as they
break easily II is difficult TO cut them
into The desired shapes. 1t is proposed
TO construct q plan to which "A supply
Of hot lava FROM the pit of the volcano
can be brought in by an endless chain
Of buckets The hot lava can be
poured into hrick forms thus taking
the size and shape desired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31
SEEN ON THE SIDE


IN tho shadow haunted twilight
NJ IN" dHNliShts dNinr; glow
Then my soul slips of it's shackI,s
.\ud nics back To lon;: aro
Then my memory book, unfolding
Turns it's PAGES to my mind
-\nd the scenes all unfurgottcn
Are the scenes my visions lind
ON a slope Of sunny hillside
Where the golden ripcncd wheat
Waits ihc coming: OF the rcapcrs
In the morning warm and sweet
can hear the swish OF cradles
As the shining grain falls low,
And the weird and paintivc singing
OF the rcnpcrs in the row.
Through a lcvcl-lyiug meadow
'iunS creek with shadows wide,
Where the mellow bugs are darling
And ihr little miuuows hide;
Sec the rc,i-chcckcd winsomc laddic
With pin hook and a line
And curly-headcd lassic
lie is ten. and She is nine.
There" got him" says the laddc.
Go, him" lassic says with JOY.
He is talking OF tho miuuow;
She is thinking Of the boy
soon the fishing sport is over.
Dead tho minmow Isad rcgrcD;
But the lad-the laSSic got him
And to-day She has him Vet,
Visions sad ana visions CHEEKY.
fHltlng sccncS---now grave. now cav:
Doors unlocked TO silent chambers
JOYS relived, long passed away.
strains of music. voices calling.
Faces gone recalled 10 sight
Ihcse the blessings memory brings us
ON the bosom OF the night
ROSA II. GRAY
Ashland Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31
Current Editorial Comment
Dreadful
state al
oyster Say

The awful situation at oyster
Dreadful LAY somehow shakes our faith
state al ~ Theodore Roosevelt Since the
oyStcr t..,. ia OF March, 1909. he has been
'H IA" most eminent inhabitant of
,.. oxhn.,, NE Town During that time II"
~ - N"t,''Ith great dissatisfaction with most
W. ~ '.""NlhE Governments of the earth. cs.
,"n '"'l when has its seat ut washing
that Oyster Bay is s,ncns i ,, ms own words
hnni, ,iI", IN q %4ih"gc plant and an isolation
'"p,'"', nav "" hSgl"nic conditions
dh!"uS; that iis si.,nroats arc lin cans ana fv-
LIZ III, ntWSp"i!"ls; That, although the Colonel has
~" nv - '"' many years, the town has
I ~ i'H' 'I""n-np, ana that the chance
a. a.. b'."nE - hospital lies in taking" u build
a"E "''' ~" railway station now occupied az
~ '"'"" "n ~ as ia" busiest hrisybody earth
Ia ia iis ~ "hrrrptf"dhcSs OF oyster
,''H rs 'h' IN" unpr"parrdncSs Of tho nation
-, ",,,Ip rrau@ri% whosc fault is It? Is ii an
rN'ihp', "l 'h' IruSHam efficiency which Mr..
h"9Nrvc'i hdnIr"s 80 profoundly Ia Let things
, nome go 10 The saticru while tho propric.
'o, ~ mSihc'lhg mankind In general in the
'r' Oh correct hving!.--Now York World.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31
Questions and Answers.

Sentence Suspended on Guilty Baby--Our baby
had small navel hernia, but at two months
old the doctor declares he is cured. How Ions.
should he wear tho binder?
Answcr-Not another day. If lie is wise
baby
Dr. Brady viii answer all signed letters per
tanning TO health. Tho names OF writer's are
never printed. only inquiries of general in
tCrcst ar" answered in this column: but all in
Huiti"s Nil lie answered by mail if Il STAMPED
Sclf-addr"sscd envelope is incloscd. Iiauucsts
Tor diagnosis or treatment of individual cases
cannot he considered. Address DR. William,
Brady. care Of this ncwspaDcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31
POSSIBLE VACATION ADVENTURES
ny Frcdcrick =. IInskIn.


WASHINGTON. y 90 july 3D-lEow
arc YOU spending your weck-cnds this
summer
40 YOU rin out To some nearby sum.
tncl- resort famous for It's fried rlti,i..
en-. flies and Ia.k OF ANYTHING to do.
or do YOU sock distraction at crowd
od amusement parks ana court the ar
tifjoiai brceGcs OF the Derby racers:
or do YOU hold down n bit OF hard
plauk and ;ry 10 hear Your own yclIA
above lLc din at "a ball game: OF do
you just sit on the front porch ana
ram yourself and wish yoy. had q carr
rnntely aover tna wecls-cnd nctiyi,iea
If about five adult American citizens
out of every sis Tho siNth often owns
car and spends his Sundays scorlh.
ing around !l IT,
>.nv an ~, 49,, ,,,,.., .,...
rnod # Nm, r..,tI., l.,,. -, -.
rive van :, s.,ec ~ ,.n.,,,., ,,i ~
ycut,ir,. ANA Ir,r, Nm, I
work vIth "a u.w. 1t,,,.t IAN. 80,
of mon, u, r.t ,,i. , - 80,
through var,~ ,,ro.,ra,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
for til. fnrt.-e,y,r,b ,5,,r - i.,,.,,
20 become oven ,ro-a uf r,ro Inn,
staying at home and van 7tr1h. l.t,.
jo:u the front porch brigade ana zp,ld
your time lamcutiug your limited or.
portuniti.s FOR recreation.
rs a matter Of la,f, IN. only things
necessary IN order to have a ronl y.
cation are AN idea and tn, enterprise
I" carry it cut Nuu ,au really have
more adventures ON toot than YOU can
In am automobile. and cyulor,ut. n
e"unty You were never n boror. has
"-a'ily the saWe elements IN oyrlta-
mvHt "nd adventure as AN expedition
:" IN" Congo.
II u true mat pcdcstrIaus like -,pets.
iShermen and pool shots, are born ana
not mad" u YOU like - lvalt TIE
country r"7as and hywJvs offer you
"h"'r-s adventure; hut NJ Won Do not
A"' Z" "'', you can Hrv.~ lcarn To-
'hJ.E Do
nero " newsuapcr man iu New
-! 49, VINO, ioAethcF With his win.
!i''"7 H.7 Nt'Aiesi pleasure in cNplnring
near "" ".ts Ij" aa-
Us 'h'' hi SIN" tindaon valley there
'' ''' widest ana most pic
'''H.iN ln America, and he
''.''a ~. 'NhSeiii'nS between cold
IT," Nt lieWan eve" IN winter
ia 'N.'-' .7 'iTFleH ln q cpG-
-. "' Walking Trips.
~. 'I9 % strong waller ANA not
W. ' 'h."N inc stimulus OF q
80 "N' "ir tIus WITH q walking
800 "'''' '""'csf possibilities. Two
, Nul'S '.'H 100 WASHINGTON Who had Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31
Queries and Answers


i'l"as" tell me what was the birthplace OF
mat N'!lian F!tzhurh who settled near Fred
a. lthshti4 about 1868 and where | may nud
the r"uoHu cf IN. family l., T. T.
'o!ona! William FitZhugh. who settled i'm
what is now Stafford county is believed To-
1 L6r e@mg oNer IA 1870 lie was born a, l:ed-
!oIH i-N".tuu, january 10. 1851. Excellent
f!H4u-h g"nealory is im Virginia Magazine
o. Is'9H :nd Biography. Volumes VII. ana
VI. on may see the books either the
NlIGln.N IIlslol!oal Society or Tho state lbrarN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31
civilized War.

He strutted and crowed with an nsolen- craze
an" another with glorious punase adorned
StTutted and crowcd. while narrowing SPACE
DIVIDE" his spurs from the rival he scor,,cd
y terrible shock,
y flap ana a knock
mutual rake with the dcvilish spurs;
y stab at the eyes
cunning surprise.
Ana sample of blood the feathers and furs
Around and around. and backing away.
only TO rush again into the fray,
only to stab with fury as fell
As the htttcrest wrath in the battles of hou
So went the combat an hour or more;
Matched VAS tho eallantly. even the score
TIL % were exhausted and staggered away
an" h'''n'' was able TO boast OF the day
liut neutral third
y rather wise bird
Was fuller and fatter ana struttcd the more
For he swallowed The corn while the war was
agong
And so while The others nursing a sore
W 'tH 'l lhSo!"nt grace, he doing the crow
ing. II g NJ
BARRIER, VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31
A shland, va.


;" far as can Judge. the trouble with ,b,
I" stop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

an You eiNo the uamc OF the man who. on
,rHI az MoIEAnton y g, during or soon after
,tc jttNo'Et'o u escaped ana took rofuge in the
'''1''' HISTORIAN
, W rrtret tlat we DO not know the incident.
~. IS A"'IE iHIi some reader better Informed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

& CUDLISHED every day In the year 10 South Tenth
81 Street. Richmond Tho Fines dispatch Pub
S fishing Inc. Charles r. Nnsbrook. Editor and
v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

The Weather Man needn't tell MS the hot
wave is on its way here: it's already been here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

New York got an idea Sunday of what life
on the western front sounds like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-31

ADDRESS AL CONCENTRATIONS to The Times
Dispatch. and ind, !uuals
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TELEPHONE: Randolph I. Private Branch Szchhnre
II connecting with all departments.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES,: un.-
brooh, story Itroohs fifih Avenue
New Yori.: Mutual Lie Building. Philadelphia;
Peoples Gas liuiidng Chicago.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-03-03
THOMAS MAHER INJURED
His Vehicle Was Struck BY Auto and
Tipped Over; Confined To
Bed Today

Thomas Maher a we'll known far
mer residing on Route 6, was quite
badly injured while driving home
Monday evening. and is still con-
fined to his bed. Mr.. Maher had
been to the city, and was driving his
team of horses, hitchedN to bobsled,
having passed the Kumerow store on
Belgrade avenue, North Mankato,
and being on his way toward the hill.
1t was about eight o'clock in the
evening and quite dark, and an auto
mobile approaching from the rear,
which belonged to ]. B. Nielsen and
was driven by his son, collided with
the back of the bobsled, tipping it
over on its side, and throwing Mr..
Maher out into the road. The sled
then righted itself, and Mr.. Maher,
clinging to the lines to prevent the
horses from running away, was drag
ged about five rods, sustaining seri-
GUS injury to his hip and minor in
juries. Although suffering consider
able he stopped his team and got in
to the sled, continuing his journey
home, but has been confined to his
bed ever since.