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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-09

are vital to the setters-they the retention the
dispoaton of their homes Every consideration demands
that the best lawyers be employed and enough that
right be lost through default
The Tribune urges the Board of Directors of the Boise
Water Users association employ proper legal counsel
at once We the settlers urge their directors
do this The Board probably desires the support of the
settlers and it is entitled this support In
encouragement from the landowners will be appreciated
by member of the board Parentheticaly here we
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-09

The Grangeve Free Press says that from day'to day
it becomes apparent that the socalled Roosevelt
Preparedness campaign will result in preparedness of the
nation for four years of Wilson,. If the country is
have four years of Wilson needs be well
pared Strength to the Roosevelt campaign!
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-09

Chairman Evan Evans of the Republican State Central
Committee is entitled to great credit for the accomplish
ments Mr. Evans took the position that unless the Re-
publican party cleaned house the people would
this coming election He forced the ISSUE but was greatly
helped by the of the Huston loans made by Cap
tain E. G. Davis The credabe feature of the whole af-
fair that is Republican leaders, Republican candidates
state land board
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-06-09

The libel suit brought against the Silver City Avalanche
by county commissioner of Owyhee County resulted in
a verdict for the defendant Intelligent ures will not
support attempts to throttle the Criticism of pub
lie officers, when honestly inspired is safeguard of good
government Courts iuries and public opinion will
sustain attempts to beat down this safeguard
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

@iuibQms NeQctablc COMPOUND uiiroc
mid iitrircr Cs bali mir bci ocm ocs
iudgts un0 ocnt Vcbcn5uedicl unn nls
dl nntl onaie iaGt Draud)tc id Sen glr5t
nidlt ncbr Sd nnbm bic @int6nuls
MdticL bis ons 0eiudds pcrid)iuulocn
mar mic Der sll5i iagtc, lnO lcitocm
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unD Nrduier cntbGli ciilpriht 0cn VIM
forNcruunen 0cs pcbliAcu Gpiicms IN
nieicr iriliiacn @criooe ocs Se6cnc %crs
ludlt cs
gScun in S6rcm Sallc Symphonic
purberridlen, Die rGtbiclbait iino,
idlrei6cn Sic an bic guOia IS. 9Siuf.
gam MrOirinc Go., eyuu, 9)laii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

Sn cincm 10 Gcnt.9aocn an Sin.
NroaouoD wHroc Somitog 9(bcno &c.
9cn s ll5r Der Etaliener slu0clo tSiori
pon glr. 31l 9llbcnarle. StraBc non
Saiucu0ie6e inn $2l bcranbt. Gr
bcncriie ocn &crhii uenigc Sctim.
ocl ipdter mo ucriOlgte cincn Mann
Der ncbcn i6nl lcitauoen bate lno I'M
Nc9riiic ltano, ocl yoocn 3il ucrlai
lcn 1crgcant Noljcr pcrbaitctc oiii
SSlni1 oca SSialicncrs Den - Sabre
often .llloieS Gobcu, Der al Der @ar.
loroglucnitc robni. Sn Der oitlihcl
Folijciilaiion mlirOcn III Go6cnS Sas
l1cn SSH gciiu0cu. Ter @cr6oi.
tctc bcitriit ocn gic6ito6l bcgangcr
jlt bobcr Gr 1T ieooG oer @oli5ei
alt befarnt lnio iciu @iIO bciiuoct
iid ieit ,Sa6rcn nH @crtiaon.Nncau
1cg 9elto6lcuc luiir0e crit Dor inac
idbr eWcnl &a1rc bcim &citcigcn ci,
mes Strabenbo5n @o9aons in @ites.
uillc Inn Sl27 crlcidtcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
" ir clrQIlii AN


Gic 1nucn oeS .9loi6cu arelB"
pcroen uor0cL am l. glpril, gloh
nIilto5s inn 3 ll0r in ocn wcHein.
ocAaIs Ncr 3on9-Nemein0c an ocr
gerinatou- lmO @oD StraBc cine acs
luiit6lde 3uiontneuhulii ob0oliclf
Sil ucldcr Bic Srclmoc cinaolaocl
iino. NIB crnIcbt ucr0cn aid i6rcrt
icit0 NreiWoe niit1ubrinacu. GS ipiro
nod cnunal oaraii atimcttimn SCI.
mact 0aG nod 4lcioMasltildc fllr
Die not0Iei0cnocu @clauaencn auae.
nomncu meroelL mo acbctcn oic.
iclbcn bai0n0alihit a65uIieicrn ga.
init 0iciclbeu nod nit ocr n1dllict
Scnoima obac6en t0mlcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
@crlOnaI.gOtia.

Gos Ncinoen 0cs Or, Gbarcs w
9llithcu @roieiior iiir @in0crtronf.
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Wcldcr iMmer trant on cincr gun.
aCit Gnt5iInouna III icincr sSoAnMng,
glr o GboiriiraBc, oorlicOcrloq,
bot It'd 6eocutcno aebciicrt uno M
jc0c Sebenssciobr bcicit0t Ger
sGotient lit mod ie6r ic)pod mo mus
noM 0oS Nett biitcn Is miro lob
ldnQere 3cit pdbrcu, cbe cr iciue
SbGtiDtcit iuic0cr nulicblncu taHn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

liditcn @oitdmtcr 6cianocn iih in
9rigac. Gourtroi mo SoirnM.
Sonit fii6rcn in Oicier @eaeu0 nod
oic 6clopoit mo Sic GtappcutclcNro.
p6c oic Sciddite pcitcr. Ser 9o6n
poitbctricb ipuroc bis AGittc Ie5cm
Der 1914 Aui i5 Giicn6o6uItrcfci
inter 9cnuBuna beI9iiAer Sobupoit-
pogen cin9cridtct.
glnsgonQ CGcmber 1914 crlicB ser
6claiide Observation-Disclosures 9ouucj
Gin 9iun0ibrcibcn an sic bclgiihcn
&oiiontsporitc6cr poriu cr sen BET.
giihci @oiibcoultca oic @icocroui
no6mc ser 9lrbcit ais uu6cocnflih
6c3cidncte, mtd iiir Den sol, oaB oie
9culutcn oic bon scr Ocuticbcu &cr
polhlng fiir cincn @icOcrcintrtt &c.
ior0crtc &erpilidtuugScrfldrmg sur
Gicnlitrcnc uutcr5cihncten lm0 oariu
ucrlprddcn ibrc 9hifga6c gciuiiicns
bait 5u eriiincu mo ni6ts sli inter.
neHmen mos ser ouitidcn 9ic0c.
RING in Dem bcicbtcN S6cilc ocs Eau.
oeS c5dplih icin fonutc @err 9ol.
pcj mics nod bcion0crs Oorouf Din,
OoB cine ioldc &crpili6trin iic6 nit
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bercintunft pom rs. Gfto6cr 1907 I'M
@inflouac bcfn0c iuo nit Gem bon
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nibt inpcrtr0glid ici. Cine 9lniior.
ocrmna 5ur gsicocroltna6nle Ocs
Cicllltcs wiroe pon Der ocutidjcn
Foimcrwoltn9 in Dem lImiana en-.
laiicu IN ocm Der nen cntitcbenoc
Folperfcbr Is notbwcnoig mahtc.
5ortan fam cine glrbcitSnble6mnq
nidt mc6r por 9lm / Nidr 1918
uo5mcu and sic 6el0ideu 9reitrd.
ger IN 9riiiiel i6rcu Gicuit wieocr
aui 10 OaB i'm Staotbc3irfe g'riiIicl
pom oa ab tdglid 8mci Goiibeiteauu.
gen iIattfinoen tonuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

llntcr aroBcm Srolcr9ciolac wiiroc
Souis Slider oli Dem ySonoon
@on Sricoboi~ ju @robc aciro.
0cn So6n &i6l oui Dem pal.
iimorc" mo 6cum 2icnlS olf
Dem creemmouut6ricoboi"
Inter 9cihma ocs @oitor Grnit
aiu5ler ion0 gciteru 9tadmiittaa I'M
3 ll6r aui Dem n9ouOon @arf 6rico.
0oic~ oic @ccroialn0 ocS Srn SouiS
Slider itott Der an Qlithpod lester
g9odlc inn 9lter BON 81 ,So0rcn in ici'
ncr gSobmmg 9ir i0i, @orriion
9anc. aons rmerportct anS Dem Sc
ben gcihic0cn mar
ST. Slider ser iidj mtcr ieincn
piclcn @etonntcu 6ober 9lhtlmg en-,
ircuic lmo bis Dor bier Sa6ren ein
SHldbtcraci1dit I'M Scriu9ton-
Nlorft 6ctricb. lit aus Springfield,
0hio. aebiirtig mo fam i'm gIlter uon
2t So6rcu nod Baltimore. Gic sci.
hmg icincS @cihdftcS log ieit Oen
lcttcn $o6rcn in ocn S6noci ieincs
SobncS, 9ll6ert 3. 6iicbcr Gr mar
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&creiuc
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iacr uno bier Sdmcitcrn Sic idmmt.
lid in Springfield. Ohio po1ncl.
gllS 9abrtAdltr6ger nmaiucl bic
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@bil. Steimoeocl $. Nrob. eeorgc
@lem mo @u aiealer Inter ocm
Sraueracfolac 6eian0en id auBers
Dem 9lborouuugcu ser oeridlicoeuen
&creiuc. oeucu Ger @critorbeue aIs
giit9lieo augeb0rtc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

40 -
ocr Aopi ciues sim
Oes. Ser gIrst iaa
tc c5 Bate iid lcit
orei aSdHren emf
lpidelt ilno Aab mir
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ldngcre ,}eit ans
Der Staot bcruien
ipuroe 9iniiirllgl
fonutc icll ilitbt 5li
ibuI 0cbciL 0cs6alb
laatc mir neiiic
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CLAUDE, Nn0ia Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

Gcr belr NfdH ilr Nlr.Nir9 IN @anmureCu.
1lclff berrlid Acicneuc fnrl ill icci 80 her,
inelbci an Nlrhsll mo &crenc. fr Nnailiqe
H. No.
elu scr rcyluuQcricu 29iicue 9iuuuc lcc0cH.
NJ euNclhc hpn dlpn Gi0oiinclrn ufGllcn jll
rltriMrt cur licarlOc staten 9NcNru NiliNs
lNnii mcilhi man lih ai q ~ 9ieinnurpi Wr,
SiA Scott piralg Nmor 0a4. 00cr 0rrN
Ntdqler in0i gl'noSAur NiaolipN agsl 2Ns
l9Nirl2Gr N e .oOl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

GIuen gcitatici @uBvnn sllr Nnmrint. 500
ncr rsNclt8no fOW an mciilihe Icrmtus
Der %ullmctc 1irnBenNinle Ncrencu nih nni
oercn rraAiiNiloncn ga ben niinIilQlict Ncs
ninnunNcil ipr Acriiplnp iicui 3r caHei no
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linl htciNitdnlorn JNr Gili5clu0cllcu veNoc
mon lid al
Nniiup Nirnnbner 9ignnbimcr
(Nehrig AlHiel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
yleaicrune lUiinldIt GntidJsi6nnn.

slnmdltc weIMc oic Sutcreiieu Der
9lmercar Gau Gompagnic pertre
tcu Die aui &lnlid ser 9egerno
auiaeIoit ucroen ioIl oa iic augebih
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bcidronteu botten nit Ridtec
9tolc, uclcAcr 0cn 9Sro5cB lcitct cinc
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gScae 6ciprOdbcn miIr0cl unl Die gln.
9clcgcnbcitcu 5lr Gntihciolng Dor
@cridt 5r bringcn. Die &cgierlulg
milnidlt cine Gniihciomg Ocs hid
tcrS Hoic in Dem Sail. mic cr untcr.
brcitct 1T 9liMtcr 9ioic oriidtc iih
oobin mts, OoB sic @cicui1aft imae.
lcblid) oygonilirt lei, cr5ob obcr fei.
ncn Giuwano gegen ocreu 6ort6eitc.
bcu Gic 9icaicrung wiiuidt cine
Gntibcioung in oeier slracleocn6cit,
gcll5 0lcid, ob 0icicl6c giuitig ooer
hngiiniti6 lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

9lbuunciifu olc hcu ,XcnllGei Npftcs
patbgntrtl" nldlt phnlnidl veef AnFgae
mnH0 rfh0llclt iin0 nyNVlfn nrr iltf
bnuou pcr gfIrpheu onff lllrdNldl Nlll
utllnnN SO liuGlgN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

N6gciobtcr ylutooic6. 0cu @c
rdltspcriobrcn ii6crpicicu
%criuMtcit onocblid gcidli1tc
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cbrccnc 5raBc lmtgr Der @cihuloi
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bringeu TRANSPORTING Scrr @irmon
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itotiou.
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lanNt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

galtimOye'o 6citcr %icuie gart.
6L.nnMItattrr- 3IarIs.

ruu h oipicn Pull 0n3lrtucii. c0r NE Nuicu
lill iOye 3ulinlipcn elcnics beleNeA Get
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oci ciSplclplupeH nro alicu nOihl0eu Np0ncnli
ldlclien uhcNeiiaiit olc liz cinclt niooetucn
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w ptiUtA Aclcacn beQlcui 5u crtclhcn pOn
aNfil zinotiUeci', inociu mnf uagb oct Srcoc
rid Nonn pber 2Stlen6 gucuuc 0icliui0cn
nmneigri ser @nM N arob ncnnN Inn Dlc
RlOneil licnAcn alinuthmcu lIau pcnre
nHii 40
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b9idMrcnuc. ocQr gSiiicnS 2penic
(NtiftlS 3Iitpl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

Gincu ebr intcrciilHicn @oriro9,
iucl6em iid cine 0iStiiiiion anit9Ios.
Aiclt acltcrn 9laMmittaa DER brittle
5circtdr ser iapauiidlcn Notihait III
@nibiuaion Niroi6i 2aitp, III 0cr
.@liiiif.glfoocupic" 3imIbcma 0dtie
Scr Scrr Ter aanpi iiir sic Icmo.
frltic in &lpan' aepdbli Sic 9(us.
iii6rlnseu 0cs %ortraacuocu marcn
iclr iciiclno, mo iprab Scr Napaucr
ic6r Ic6bait ino bcaciitert Iic 3lr
h6rcr gcponncn cmcn altcn Ginblid
in idpaniid6c Gcrbdliniiic wcIAc
ibncu biShcr unbctannt porcn.
Kinder Schroi@a
MACH FLETCHER'S
G n $ II O =2IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

Gic ir0iitc NiiQc 0cS am pcrBon,
gcucn 1oiucritag aus 0cnl Scbcn &c
ihicocucu &rn NcurU q. 81 Sicns
uon 9ir 2O33. Sit9otinorc Sirobe,
lplr0c lcitcrH 9lahuIittoa pom Sroll.
erbauic ous dui Dem n5rccumolmt.
6rico6oi4 bcigcictt. Foior $. 9leu-
mann BON ser ocuticb.lli6. Airhc in
6uIlertou Nl0. 6iclt cine cggrciicuoe
Jraucrrcoc. ,3a6lrcidjc 9llnmcuipcn.
0cn ihniidleu oen Sarg Ocs Jooieu.
Nr SicmS Der iiu CT ScbcnSid6r
iiano, cr6Iidte in 9'rencu ods SiAi
Der 9Sclt Gr fam I'M 9ntcr pon s
Eobrcu uoh glmcrifo mo ucr6ciro.
t6eic iid iii So6rc 1888 Seine
s&itiwc, Sro Ebereia SiemS he.
traucrt ibu ue0it 6 aAiOcrn Srml
So6mauo gsiuicrIina SRI Sulio.
Roie 6reoerid. g2iliom ino SSohn
Siens. Ger Gcritorbcnc 6intcrdit
icrncr elm Gufclfino uno ciucn 9rlt
ocr SoMt SicnS 9llS G6rcn6nbr
iunairten sic Nerrcn z.
9Saloidjmiot g q. Stems. Qeon
Stems Stto ShlintiL 3. zhiimn
iuo 0p NiIoman Gie oftipen Nn6r
parcn 6 Nliialic0er Scr
p6clI0 @ointSoae 9lr 100. S. oi g."
Ncrr Sicms nor Elm Nlit0lico 0icicr
yoac
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

lIuter droBem lrdlergeIolge iour
Sc acileul gSahmittaa $. sSo6n AiibI
pon 9fr. 1913. 9lor0.@aD StraBe, Der
am pcraauacuen Wiittiuod i'm sitter
non ~ Sabrcu aus 0em 2c6cu ihieo,
pom Sroierbouic ais ali Dem Bal.
tinore. Srieo6of" SIR ciuigen &llbc
gcbctict. @oitor @m. 6. 9ohcr. bon
Scr ocutic1cu ct Dlottbdi Stride,
Gdc Gentral.9Iucuc mo 6apettc.
2troBc. luo Batter &. @uliicr BON
ser ocutidcn Ct So6onucs Stride
an Scr Colbert StraBc, 1icltcn cinc
nemeinidaitlichc Gronerfcier Ger
Geritorbcuc pilroc in @crbar0Shoicu,
Streis 01ittelironfcn @oucrlL pc6os
rem, Gr fam inI gQtcr bon lG Soh.
rcn noA 9Imcrifo lno lieB iid) III
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GurrcI cIppn0rntrn Z

5uihdcn Der aatadlib enie ocuis
lidIerc GdllOcrnno oauon aiclt olg
tin Nrici 5N tanu urrmag-
Saeddl, sos. pro NioHQt
N0dcntlih, c pT0 Z NpHate.
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.As1YIEII.

Maryland Day. was observed At
EaslvIeu school last Friday afternoon
with appropriate exercises Of read
ings, Rotations and songs.
The following pupils are placed On
the honor roll for the spring term
not having missed one day during
the term: Maryangela Gaple. Kenneth
GapIe, Willie Hoffman, Truman Beard.
Harry Beard, Carroll Hansen and
James Tracey. Those who only
missed one day during the term
we're Laona Ward, Margaret Ruth
GapIe. Harry Hansen. Lester caple.
Sterling capIe, Wesley BoIIInger and
John Bollinger. The attendance for
the whole term was above the aver
age considering the bad weather, as
only two or three missed many days
Of the tenn. making the term aver
age 83 Ia per cent OF the enrolment.
The teacher wishes to thank the pa
irons for their cooperation IN send
ing their children 30 regular, as they
get better results from their school
work. which was proven BY the ex-
animation Just completed last week.
The pupils did good work and quite
number passed. ready for promotion
next year.
The health of the community Is
very good At present, no epidemic or
contagious diseases of any kind. We
are glad to report. The ONLY mis-
fortune we have to encounter 1T pres
ant Is the bad roads. which are al
most past travelling In orr vicinity.
We are longing to see the blessed
sunshine. and the return Of spring
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.I1IllItiII.IlE.

The WooIbIne Gornet Band will
hold a box social IN Mr. Albert Cos
neli,s hall. April Il. Music BY the
band. Everybody welcome.
Messrs. jacob Gosnell and William
Fisher spent Sunday evening With
Messrs. Charles and ErYing Cross, the
latter being sick With the grip.
Mr.. George Whittier spent the
weeks end With Mr.. and Mrs. VII
lard Pickett.
Mr. Joseph Fisher and Mrs. Thomas
Fleming spent one day this week
With Mrs. Richard Evans.
Mrs. William Fleming visited Mrs.
Boyd Gosnell
Mrs. Amos Gosnel and daughter,
Grace, spent Saturday With Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Pickett.
Misses Anna and Ethel Grimm and
Frances and Jessie Gosnell visited
Ada Franklin
Mrs. Pearl Isealherwood has return
I'D home after spending very pleas
ant week With Mr.. and Mrs. William
Harrison. of Washington. D. Z.
Miss MARY Kolb. Of Homestead.
spent the weeks end With Mrs. Mae
shipIey.
Mrs. Guy Mumfred. of Baltimore.
spent Saturday With Mrs mary
Mills.
Messrs. Frank and Robert Bran
1enburg and Mahlen Grimm spent
Sunday IN Baltimore.
Mrs. Wallace shuell has returned
To her home after visiting Mr.. aud
Mrs. Frank Iepp. Of Mount AIRY.
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
FOR 1ECEACHE KIDNEYS AID dad De-
SOLD EVERYWHERE.

more last week On business
Miss Anna Keefer has returned
home after spending a week With
relatives IN baltimore.
Congratulations 10 Mr. Bryan Gar
trell. who entered into matfimenY
Thursday.
Miss Ada Fleming / spending some
time at her sisters. Mrs. clifton I'm
don. Hh0 Is in tie sick lIsl.
Ne are having very nnfaxorahle
weather
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IEE.IILIEI.

Dir. Howard Garhfari. Mrs Frank
Dorsey aud Mf + ] HrandenburE
we're IN Baltimore oYer Sunday.
Master Gilbert Fleming continues
on the sick list
Rev. Sites took dinner With Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dorsey on Sunday.
Mr.. and Ira Raymond Heck haze
gone 10 WaYnesborn fa.. 10 live. Mr.
Beck intending IN work IN \ machine
shOp
Mrs. Walter Nolhert visited her
aIsIer-In Law. Mrs. Nellie Fleming. on
Sunday.
Miss MARI Gafheart called N
Amanda DoiseY Sunday.
Mr.. Earl Driver and Mr Mahlan
Grimm attended the Booze sermon
Sunday. BY Sunday
Mrs. Howard GarhearI. xho i in
the hospital. l. improving
Dir. ] I. Mckinney waa IN BaltI=
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Mss Ethel Parker Visited Misses
Berkeley and Ruth Barnes. Sunday.
Mr.. payton Pool and son, Brice.
have been On the sick list
Mrs. Cora Parker and daughter.
Mabel. visited Mr.. and Mrs. irwin
Barnes. of Louisville. Sunday.
Miss Edith Myers. Of Morgan Val
ley Farm, visited her aunt, Mrs.
Nellie Myers. Of Gambler. last week.
Several people around this place
attended the funeral Of Mr.. Allen. 1T
Bethesda. last Monday.
Misses Margaret Dell and Alverta
Powder YiJIied Miss Edith Myers
Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Barnes has returned
to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Jacob Powder. after spending some
time With Eer daughter. Mrs Mar
garet Boone and sister. Miss Rachel
Pool. of Gambler.
Mr.. Lloyd Pool visited Mr. jacob
Powder. Sunday evening
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Il. f. eemnbell. prop. Of meat
market. Il L. Main 81. Vest
minister. says. 4 have used
Doan.s Kidney pills. procured n
Moore.a Drug Store. whenever | have
been in ned Of kidney tonic and
they have always given satisfactory
results. For baekaehe and other
kidney disorders. I consider Doan,s
Kidney pills aneaualed.s
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.IIISHs

There III be m Easter entertain
ment At s. faul.H Lutheran church.
Date not - decided upon.
The lam atead=ReIztersIoNn bus
has not ben IN operation for come
time owing - he terrible condition
Of the turnpike The freight hua be
tween Baltimore aud Manchester
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RUNDOWN WOMAN
Made Strong n 0ur Vinol

Fort Edward. Ny" was in run
down. nervous and weak condition. % ]
ea,,ld not do the homework for nv little
family of three. | had taken cod liver
oil emissions and other remedies win.
mt benefit. A friend told me about
vinol. [ tried It and It soon built up ny
strength and made me : well woman %
I now do all OF my housework. = Mr..
ELMER GLTDDEE.
We guarantee Vinol. our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic, for Ill rundown,
weak and debilitated conditions.
SHAW DRUG COMPANY
Westminster. Nd
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Price 50e. ut all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-gel
Dean.s Kidney Pills-Ihe came that
Mr.. Campbell had TosIer=MIibnrn
Co, Props, Buffalo, \. 7.
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Plenty Of Proof
from People iau knon-From mesl-
minister Citizens.

The greatest skeptle ean hardly
this. Il II impossible 10 produce bet
ter proof Of merit than the testimony
Of residents of Westminster. Of neo=
DIe Who can he seen 1t any time.
Read the following case Of IL.