davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-08
{ 3p{en MS 9,1fferfddt.s a.nr
(Ms 9, 2eutlass SsllrnqI)

Ii Der 8eiuh Sesh SenAden, R9sid reid
Itnn5lerS bot @etblnatgn Z NeatpegI
lbeim &aiier 6runs. SSoiepb lpl argeb-
lidb aus DEM @rn,ioe erfnfgt leif, Ole
E11fiinftige Stellung Golens In lgge-
Nadt 81 aieben.s Refapnt uhers DieleI
n t9elegenDeit NtgbI6ef NUT biasMa
indjje, ibtnBs @sofef ftidM bfebet eiu
5beil oes ruiiiiden Meid)es 1ueroen
miro. Dies lhat Ser &eihsfan5ler IN
leiner befan11ten Meidstaggreoe, III
Der er Sic acknowledgement
9cntldlanos in groben nmrii1e,n felt
legte, al1soriidli6 berporgegoben.
yhm 1per0en aber meOer SeIterz
reid : ltngarn nodb 9eutiblano ooer
beioe 5liammen Dos bisberiae ruff
Idle Holen ablorbiren, Da es beioen
8eid)eu 'lid)t er1piinidt 1ei1 fam,
nod mebr idotper sM aiiimilirenoe 8e-
acknowledgements III ibren Stoatsz
berban6 auiSllneEmen. @l1Ber1em iii
Goler ols Hufferltaat 5fpiiden Nl,bs
lano l11b Dem tueltlid)en europa fiir
Die Siderbeit Der 3entrnln1Gd5te bel
%tpertbooler, benn ais @beI oieier
5taaten. Gon oieiem @eiidtgpunft
aus betradttetts amJiiiirioe' toolllo ei1le @ssiites
Oerberitellung oes @onigreid)s @olem
Ole bette 2aillne Der dipebeuOen .lsras
&c cin. W
Mnm iteHt iih alleroingg Sic Sra.
ge ein, tpeldes0ie @rersen bieles
3ltfltnftsltaaRs fem tperoen. @eber
GreuBell nod Deiterreih peroen ge-
Apiut iein, ibre iebigen polnilden 8e-
iisllngen ali5Hgeben. Sos 1teue- $50
len mi!roe ql1o MIR 6enienigen gbeiI
oes ebemaligem &0nigreids umfai.
len, Ser bisber inter r,liIiider Serr-
geitanben bat. gs lit nun NIT
%ansunebmen, sob ole anti-
eelltide Maitation, oie oer prer,bi-
if)en 8eb0roen int Sen 9ltmarfen
id)on ieit Sabren 10 bel gu ldaffen.
gen1abt bat, einel lleler1 madtiaen.
sSntpuls erDadten spiirbe, iobal6 Sic
oortigen Golen in Dem ilel.en aio;iuig-
reide gemiiiermaBen ein a~reifbares
3tel ibrer SoaoerbeItreblugen fi,loen
lperoen. IS miro obne 3ipeiiel ldtper
bier einen Illsipeg 51 fin6en,
Ser Die @olen III NreuBe1r tuie in
: 11ngarn 5nfrieoenfelt.
limo Dies mag alld ser 3lpef bes Be-
getpeien lem, ben Ser oeutide
aanaler IN 5d)0rbruntt genladt bat.
CAB 1eutidlal1o elm freieg 9olen
berI telen min, gcbt ans ser bisberi-
gen &eripaltlng oes 2anSes fIar her.
Dor. Die gr0ffnllng Ser llninerlitdt
ii @aridnl1 nr6 Der llnterriht iii
polnilden Sprad)e in Sen Nolfs-
laiien 0elltlidy erfeunerl, baB
man Solen bon MuBlanb trcnnen,
nid)t brett or DelltIdIano an
.1lieoern apiu. Su Elm g~etpiies Mb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-08

Nntoni Norelli ltano Dor 9oli3ei-
dlef Collins Inn Ioli5eigeridt. 9eebeu
lbnn batte Elm Ieteftip flint nit bern-
ltcingelbein 9ralt STANDARDIZATION
aufgeltellt, Sic |5uialnnlell nit leinem
befpeiielt lollten, boB 3orel=
Ii obne aicen5 lih b1trd) oer @erfauf
oes @arHbrinltstranfes etrpas Silent
qelo peroient ba6e.. Die sade .lab
5lenllid} faltl aus, aber RoreQis 9ln=
lpast madte ieiltem gtanoe aae gbre
nnoi beitritt init fiibner Stirn, toas
IN BEN 6laieben Bier lei. Ser RidE
ter mics i'm faltlddeluo auf, oie, gti-
fette, no grpb lrnb brett oas befannte
Wortbet aus bier 8uhItaben Sit le-
len itano: Mber oas bradte SEN
maferen Gertbeioiger niht oltBer
I6ahung. gr iagte, BOP ma nidt
llad, Der Slaidenoufifrift aehetr
fonne uno foroerte cinen unmioerlea=
lld]en @elpefs fir Sic @ebaltptunq,
BOB Der Stlbalt Ser GLADDEN. 9ier lei.
Va ipl1rfte Der Goliscidef 1tno es tra=
ten, elmer nad Dem onoeerit, flint
Slal1rpde Dor ous bobe Gid}terpllt.
Seoer eillselne lcgte Sic Sarb aufs
Ser5, blidte bem Gorgelesten f~erseu=
9rao nno obl1e @ilnper5lden in Sic
Nllgen uno ~periiderte inn Gone ser
rellllten ma6rbaitialten gbrlid)feit,-
bel Der nod)n1aligen Nntuort flana
es Iogar mic gefral1fte ltnidmlo,
BOB iie nid}t miiBten, mie @ier
ldnedt. @elm cs 9imonaoe ooer
ISar'aparilla pare, erflarten lie Sem
hod]erltaltntenG berbal1pt, oann fonu-
ten lie Die Grobe allgenbliflid lta-
den. Mber Ben Geidmacf bon gier
fan1tte1 lie gan5 lt1o garnidt!
"a NOR gutter Gatb t6eler, inns Ser
Noli5eidef fragte NIT 3eus: ,@as
ttun2s" Seine llntergebenell erlallb-
ten iid), einen @orid)lag SIT mad1en
Sic glallbter, oab Eoli5iit @altber
@. Sappan lpofl in Ser Sage lei, ein
sadperltanoigel1 : l1rtbeil ab,llqe=
ben. Sappan reallirte geraoe oen
Serfebr zines Mildnpagens I'M Scr=
trltm oeS Srtes, OILS er aerltfcn ultr=
DC. Gr trat nit Dem iclbItbemuBten
Sritt eines pielieitigen, redten Man=
neg, Ser Bic @eIt fenlrt, Dor SEN Rid-
ter, 500 Ben 5hliilIelring al,s ser
Sald)e, an bent l1ebeu groBen ltn6
fleinen Sd)liiiieln alth ser befannte
@afen SLIM Seffnen bon @led,fapieln
fltrrte> uto offnete oie erlte, sic ,rpei-
te, bic brittle, Sic pierte u1o FINITE
Nlalde. Mlls ieoer cinselnen tbat er
cll1en lange1l, fllttgeredrten 3la.
oal1n mildlte CT it'd init Dem breiten
I@a1orilden l%d)nlunSelno Sic idm1os=
Ieltoel1 Slppcn ab lmo perfiin0ete:
uAlle fiitf Ilaider entbaItcn @ier!!"
- moranf Nsore0i SIT $500 strafe
oerocnnert muroe.
Die gloomfieloer red61eu iett oa.
NIT, Dob ibrem le"ltianlell Goli5ilten.
Gllilltett bon iraeno eiuem ll,terneb-
mlunasllltigen Garietc : ggentem ei1
arpBes Inge6ot gellad)t miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-08

abgeidlcuoerten sonrben grcifer ae-
iin0, aber es perben eine gauge
Mn3abl Mnariifsobiefte namfnft ge=
100 es einaeldlosen bat luub ga
Die 3eppeliue ollrd) ibre b1uiiecn
in Guglano lid gepalt unter-
baben, no bie Mngrifisphiefte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-08

6angigfeitsperbdlttjB 81 Sen Sentral-
|had,ten miro in6eilen al,d Ser nel,-
E5nldDaiienOe Staat tretetl nliiilenl Inn
[ibn aui imner ruiiiiden ginfliiiien
All entaiebet1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-08

.iid beiinoen, 10 lit Sic Mnllabmc &C.
redtfertigt, ba6 ser lette NIT nidt
me,iser oils Is 3eppelinen altsge=
fitbrte InariIi grobe Gerheerltneer
utter Ml1nitionsfabrifen, 9ofs nno
Sbiffen aneeridytet bat. 6orberno
es audi sepeien lein, DOB Sic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-08

lidel1, usaralona" Moro nidt nlebr
Die Riidiidten al1f bie 3ipilbeoolfe=
rllllg nebmen, 0ie lte bisber nit al
len araften SIT idlone1t lud5ten nno
mool1rh ibnen ma11d,es gl1tes 3iel
ellt9angen lit.
-l,57- SSapan Iegt 5iel6elpuBt Sic
Sdlinge, III pelher China eil1sefan=
gen merpen lou. Sdon lett LANCER
3eit li}S ole 3ripataeloer, Sic Das
lltnlppal1tld9e &apital eriibrisen fonate,
Il CHINA sa11gelegt moroeu. 3rrnl
nidlt geri11gen Ibeile geld)ab 0as
onr6 Die Ernerbatna bon 8runo inns,
g4poen, allf neldem Sapaner angelic
belt weroen. Sest bot Sic iapauiite
Gegierllng Gbilm brett 80 Miaienen
Collars geliebelt, lpas natiirlid fem
Ilnansaeld)aft, iortoern cine politiide
Mftion lpar, inoem bie dpinelilde Ge=
gierllng ibre gilenbabnen ltno ioniti=
ges gigetltblm, bas fir Safan mili=
tarilden 8ertb beiist, nerpfdnoet ullb
aus Dem @laubiger miro id)lieBlidy
Der geliser. Sic d}illeiiide 9legier=
ing .bat oos Moglihite aufgebotcn,
llnl bas @elo aus lunlcrem 2anbe Slt
befommen, in oellel llneigenniitig-
felt es pollites Gertral,en iest. "a
aber @al Street es OILS ieiue Ml,iga-
be betradltet; nibt Sen Ser. Staaten
bilfreid 81 'iei1,. lonoern Sen aniir-
ten, 10 mar bas @elb fiir Gbiila nid,t
SUI erlalesen.: Gus lit Ser Eatriptis-
mus, Sen @all Street rulo bas @eibe
@dltS bctreiben SO Sobalb ser &rieg
noriibrr lit ltno lmiere @eidlaftsmelt
ltb g%e5lplttaelt 3iebt, lire gnfnlerf=
lamfelt China %olt5llipcuben, miro lie
,oieles Sanbelsgehiet bon Ssapan ee=
lperrt finoen. Gus lit eil ciaclltbiin1-
lldber &olmnelltar slt @ilions @e-
Eba1tptllng, BOB ct oent anerifaniiden
@anoel llelle s%lblabgebiete eriblulien
bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-08

III HHs..9SOWe !tnD SoMnoDenb1 io1tet tNpers
saa suropa ESQ iabrIi9 lei RoranSsaSissc.
8as man iidl in Gnglanb bon Der
3lfauft auf Soften 9entIdr
lan6s beripridt.
Ser 2onooner rDutloof" ldreibt:
Nidt III s%Subr5ebnten, bielleidt l,idt
III @enerationen miro 3eutidlano I'M
Sta1oe iei1, ulls ieinen friiberen
idarfen @ettbetperb mieoer 5l1 bic
ten. l1nier idlimmiter @onfurrelt.
lit aesabM nao bas inouitrIelles gri-
tau,riel erbieIf cine 1lelle g2ebers-
friit", p~oral1sgeiebt natiirlid, baB
mir lns in pirfiqmer 3eiie orgnlli-
1iren uno uniere @ilfsmittel aus5u=
niisen perifeben.
SSn bem A1lfidpung 9eutidlan6s
fonren lpir. ei1e llelb;r natiirIibe 2ebre
III Sa1toelss lnb 6inat5fpirtbidnft
erblifen. @s lit nDtbig, sob MIR 6ieS'
eitliebet, apertt mir oie ponen 6ri;dte
aus Der relle,l bur1 ben @rieg ger.
idafienen 5itl1atiion 5ieben ,polen.
Ild Der oberflablidite 9eobad)ter
mlb 5llgeben, Dob 0euti1Ianbs slllf-
ldspllng Abis s5um @riege elm bebeu-
tetoer NOR; bod 1tlr tpenige piiien,
apelde SdtDierigfeite,l oas 2ano BET
iiberminSen hotte WoM mp,,inere sn Is.
ien. mie ihnen NentidhIonS ,,ns IL
6pn np~rihieSenen GomheTs,,ne;aes No.
ihIoaer Kat. bei 6enen MIR termSap
1eplerer Silfsmittcl fitten Serrld,er
Meiben Iouen. Deutldhlanofidllia ms
III @roBe uno @epolferuma. &c bey
iiegte uns nit leiner SUPERINTENDENT
ftft *GfesM df''Sgg 5fa6IIs eth i,ilo gbemifoY YIsn
iiiliIo .foroert ms fiibl. bera,1S Inn
MdlAinenbali ,uho sber Shiffsfou.
1triiiftion.. - - err -
.,,9Niea ltehtsSE anitt, Ser, ,aufaif,ff2
@er1t mir SEN ghatIaden aeae,1iiGer.
tfeteaiss at bbte,,r mir altfebett. apienpinfd,s
Iano inns, ,aaihldaei1 ,,1lo ,perbranat
fiat. llno s4penI Dir ,bereit. ii11b. ypo1,
htlieren Nabe,pbllbfleru alt. ler1es,,,
oallH miro @ritannien nod 0e,n5&ric.
&c Die Serrlderin iein. 8ir &C.
iiSen Die 9iIfgqueluen - beaiier aIs
iic DelaIAlaS16 Bit Mrfiiaalna NRbe,
q bbpd5 stfnieres @egter habel beflere
Metgeaen; nraetuanSt, @sseu,tapirs ali
nlferen 9oberem SilNnrittellr boGbere
Msetboooel1 bm5uiiiaen, .brNarfEn fbir
nienlals iii sSalflil1ft SEN ocrtid,cu
Establishments s1 fiirdten.
@idtia lit es felf,ulteIen. bns
9eutidIano bel .jei1er inoulfrieller
gmttpidlnng- fih feincr bejouoere,
CUNT Des Mitnas, oes 8poeus. Ser
Mineralien, ser gerae oDer Ser geo.
arapbiiAeAy. Sage erfrerte. Seine
GliiIies tpdtetr feidt, feline Safcu nid,t
Die beIten. Sei11 @ooen tpar 3,rl
9roBen Sbeil nrnss lei apeitem uidli
ID frudytbar, ipie Ser unIriae. Gin
9ritteI 8elit1dIun6s NOR bon Wal:
ooer,1sum6s geiniinpfen bebeft.
S5en1es Mia,eraIiert4iuo~vin @lIlac.
mei,,en bon eeri1tgerer @iite aIs Sic
nlirigen; unlere &obde. lit beiier. ais
bie ieinige. Dautldlhnb hotte ,peife-
rer. .Gransport nus oroRe !@oIonien
itatloen ibm uidt sl,r gc:fiial,aQ. sGs
mlBte Sfiiidj ieiaeu @ea sl1 ~alsiaubi.
iden Wiirffen erstpinaen. Sic bereits
bon britiide1 lilto an6eren Sdublern
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-08
srinfen @olisiitem siers

9eidt in BLOOMFIELD, no @laurodt
leinen 8eld)macf nidt fenneu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-08

l1no alio, fat es iih I'M Grobibi.
tionsltaotdlen 8loomiielo. Seem Ser.
iep, nidt gi-ob-speb, 5%usetrasea:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-08
Sine &p,npaanie.

SAB idl oa fiir5lid aal ei1em bei-
Ben abeno oti ei1em Miind)erer
Sterfellcr nnb Iraetc mebr aus Mit-
aeIitbl als aus Neuaieroe meme Bier
bebe, ob oenn ibr Sdot audi inn
&rleae lei. uMei Shob2 80
aa1l5e a%ompagnie BON mir 1teht
orauB'n!" entrinat cs iid ieuf5eno
ibrer SrrIt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-08

Madenien iiibrt golfanfriea
uno wiro's idem madeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-08

0es Hraiioenten uneridopfli-
dies &e6en BON ser l1nparteilihfeit
|beItdtist oie @egel, Dob man bon Dem
am meiiten ipridt, tpopon man ONT
|menigiten beiibt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-08

@er sic @e%legenbeit lli6t
iiebt, engliide 8elttpraunei gu bre<
den u1b itatt .oelien oertide @olfg.
iapebr als MiIitartsm1s per1lnglimpit,
lit BLIND, ooer felt iid blind.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-12-22
LOCAL NEWS
NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS
Following our custom there will
be no issue of The States-Graphic
next week.

Go to Mcknight Brothers Brick
Yard for brick. Large stock on hand
and prices reasonable. 4
Notice to Hunters Positively no
hunting allowed on our land Mrs.
Newton Currie and Sons.
Wanted--At highest Cash Price, all
your produce. See us for Flour and
Salt. Brownsville Produce Co. If
]. Sternberger, Jr.. will pay you
more on your hides and furs than any
one else. See him before selling 5
Preaching at Tabernacle Sunday
morning at II o'clock, and at Zion at
2;S0 p. M, by the pastor, Rev. B. J.
Russell.
For Rent:-The Wendell place on
Cherry street For further informa-
ton apply to Miss Minna Wendell,
Brownsville, Tenn. 4
The many friends Of Maj. j. A. Will
der will be glad to know that he is
still improving and is able to take
some exercise in his room.
At Zion Baptist church the Ladies
Aid Society will give box supper on
Tuesday, December &c, 1916, from 5
to 8 p. m. Come and help a noble
cause.
We are prepared to make amorti-
zation loans on real estate in this coun-
tY. you pay one-twentieth year and
the end Of twenty years your loan
is paid UP. Reasonable rates and no
delay. Kinney & Wills. If
The Presbyterian Sunday School will
have its annual Christmas tree at the
High School dormitory Friday night,
December o. All members of the
Sunday school are urged and invited to
attend.
If you haven't yet done your Christ
mas shopping just read the advertise
ments in this paper and you will have
no trouble finding the places in
Brownsville where you can get what
you want. The history of the world
is that the best and most successful
merchants believe in and practice adj
VeftlSlng.
Haywood county has had her first
bad roads of the winter during the
past few days, caused by the melting
of the heavy falls of snow which came
just few days apart. Our people,
however, have no room for complaint,
for no community was ever blessed
with more perfect fall than the one
just passed.
Over twenty thousand bales of cot
ton were ginned in Haywood county
to December 1, this year, as against
a little over fourteen thousand for the
same period last year. "A large part
Of this cotton has aleady been market
ed, but there are some who always
hold for better price, however good
the market may be.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-12-22

For fancy baking try "Our Leader"
Tho bast four in town. If
Clyde HARRISON, who has been on the
sick list, we are glad to say, conva-
lescing.
Robert Anderson will be at home
from Vanderbilt during the Christmas
vacation.
Mrs. Arthur Smith and son, Ar
thur, are guests of DR.. and Mrs John
Thornton.
Miss Birdie Sternberger of Memphis
will spend the Christmas holidays with
home folks.
Go to Mcknight Brothers Brick
yard when in need of brick 4
"Our Leader" is the best patent
flour in town. All leading grocers
sell it. tt
Miss Christine Waterfield will ar
rive this afternoon from the McTeire
School at Mckenzie to spend the hol-
idas with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. G.
A. Waterfeld.
Surprise your family on Christmas
morning with 'Dixie Flyer" Clover
Leaf Roadster. Just one in stock
ready for immediate delivery. Price
$500 f. o. b. Brownsville. c. w.
Pracht e Sons, Sole Agents.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-12-22

Mrs. Irwin Mayor and son of Mem
phis are the guests of Mrs. Fanny
Sternberger.
Mrs. Stanley of Nashville is here
the guest of her parents Mr., and Mrs.
j. H. Morton.
Leslie Bacherig will leave January
for Lebanon, where he will enter
Castle Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Y. Wilson expect to
spend Christmas with relatives in
Shreveport, La.
Mrs. Fanny Sternberger has return
ed from visit to Mrs. Gabe Felsen-
thai in Louisville.
Miss Bessie Fain left Wednesday
for a protracted visit to friends and
relatives in Texas.
Miss Helen Livingston, who is teach
ing at Leslie, Ark, is expected home to
spend the holidays.
Mrs.F. L. Cuthbert and Mrs Hattie
Taylor spent few days in Memphis
shopping this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deanis Robertson will
spend Christmas with Mr. Robertson's
parents at Friendship
Mr.. and Mrs 0'Neil Bonner are ex-
peeted to spend Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. 0. Bonner.
Mrs. Irving Mayor and son, Alex, of
Memphis, will spend Christmas with
Mrs. Fanny Sternberger.
DR.. and Mrs. John Chambers and
children of Gadsden are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. King.
Mrs. B. s. Walker, after several
months spent with her children has
returned to Brownsville.
Miss Norine Bacherig will leave
Saturday to spend the holidays in
Memphis and Dyersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs, Theo Levi will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Felsen-
thai during the holidays.
Misses Mary Thomas, Ruth Bumpass
Messrs- John Gray and Marion Thorn
ton motored to Jackson Saturday and
were the guests of Miss Milliard Walk
er.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-12-22
!. DEAR SANTA CLAUS

+ Do hurry up! Come to our +
store now. Don't wait. We have =
= large variety of articles for you :
y to inspect, and listen: Don't put :
= off buying any longer The wea- :
: Their is beautiful now-might be +
= different later Just think how +
= anxious and expectant all the girls =
' and boys are and how many ca :
= ger eyes are looking forward to :
: the "Yuletide" joys, and how :
: much you are depended on, and +
+ how important are your tasks. +
: Come to our store and we'll help +
= you. Just think of the number Of +
: things we can offer you: Bicycles, =
= yelocipedes, Erectors, Boys Wag- =
, ons, Saddles, Air Rifles, Real % +
: Winchester Rifles, SO gauge Sin +
= gle Barrel Shot Guns, Foot Balls, +
: Pocket Knives, Boys Axes, =
: Watch Tool Chests. :
= BATN-WEDDINGTON co. :
: P. S.-See our letter on another :
= page. =
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-12-22

Sickly children need WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE. It not only
destroys worms, if there are any, but
it acts as strengthening tonic in the
stomach and bowels. Price 25c per
bottle. Sold by ]. D. Curtis Drug
Co. dec
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-12-22
W. B. Douglas of Asbury was IN
Brownsville Tuesday

Heartburn is a symptom Of indipes-
tom. Take a dose of HERBINE in
such cases. The pain disappears in
stantly. The bowels operate speedily
and you feel fine, vigorous and cheer
1ul. Price Soc. Sold by ]. D. Curtis
Drug Co. A.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-12-22

Mrs. Seymour Simmons Of Louis
vile is the guest Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Sternberger.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-24
SOUTH SCITUATE.

The Joslin Mills are busy with orders.
Fred Whiteman shot a fox last week
Services are held once a month at Trinity
Church.
Frank Goodnough is i'll with an attack
Of pneumonia.
Joseph Smith and family removed TO
Hope this week.
Trinity Guild met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs Err knight.
A. s. Roberts is preparing to remove to
the J. {. Potter place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lowell have moved
o the Henry Parker place.
Postmaster and Mrs. Herbert knight
spent Sunday with relatives in Fiskeville.
Last Friday evening was Ladies' Night
at Commodore Perry Council, American
Mechanics.
A special meeting OF the Scituate Town
Council will be held next Wednesday to
take action on license applications.
MIR. and Mrs Amos Livsey left rrovi-
Aenee last Friday for Winston-S Salem,
n. c., where they will spend The winter
At its meeting in Cdd Fellows Hall
Ashland, last Saturday evening, when the
following officers Were nominated: Noble
Grand-Irving 5. Smith; Vice Grand
Frank Wilbur; Recording Secretary-Gi'
bert w. Pearce. 2. c.; Treasurer-Sias
n Smith; Financial ber,
\, Page, 2. G.
Improvements are still in order at the
Richmond store An addition Of 24x26 Il.
is being added to the north side OF the
building II will be used for barber
hop and a pool table will form new feat
ure, which will no doubt be a source of
pleasure to the young men Of this section
Mr W. II. Joslin has made the store a
very attractive establishment with new
shelving, up. to-date show cases and ladies
shoe department and waiting room. The
ueat market occupies a room by Itself
When the carpenters finish the work they
npw have in hand, il will be one OF the
most complete country stores in Northern
Rhode Island. Richmond store prices are
Al so attractive.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-24

Business is very good at the Clsyville
Mills.
Earl Davis has removed to the Cspwell
cottage.
Mrs. Dana Webster was in Providence on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Proal is in Newport Hospital for
treatment.
Services will be held at the church next
Sunday as usual.
Willard Wells is in Providence for
several days say.
william Burlington has been working in
J. A. Rounds store.
Lafayette Lodge held regular meeting
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Wilbour has been in
Phenix several days this week.
Mrs. Sarah Stansheld has returned from
visit to friends in Baltic, Conn.
MIR. and Mrs. J, A, Round have returned
from a stay at Washington, ID. c
The funeral Of Mrs. Almira Keech Law
ton was he'd at the Clayville Church on
Monday. Rev G.. b. Cutler ofhciated.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-24
Town of Johnston.
Application for the First and Second
Class Liquor Licenses

November 10 1916
Applications for First and Second Class
Liquor Licenses. TO sell pure, spurious
malt and Intoxicating liquors, have been
made by the following named persons;
FIRST CLAss
John II. CoyIe and John W. Wallace, Rail
r ad Building, Putnam Avenue.
Foster & Gibson. Lstraverse Building, Put
NUN Avenue.
SECOND CLASS
Aitchison. william. Aitchison Building
Thornton.
Fellows, Rufus j., sunnyside Inn. Killingly
street.
Ferri. Giovanni. Burrows Building. Thornton
Foster ellison, l Railroad Building. Put
nam Avenue.
Jacovone, vincenzo, Jacovone Building, cor
Atwood and Scituate Avenues
McCurdy, James b., Junction House, Plain
field street
Mofitt. John H. Manton House, Manton.
Read, Frederick ~, ! Hillside Avenue.
Taylor. Frederick VI 5s5 Killingly Street.
Thornley,. Albert, MOswansicut Hotel
Toomey, John r., New Casino, Building
Plainneld Street.
Allpersons interested are notified 10 appear
before the Town Council Of the Town Oi
Johnston. Friday, November, -, 1915, az
O'Clock r. NJ, AZ the Council Chamber al
Thornton and be heard thereon.
SIX. LUTHER,
nov lD-,t Council Clerk
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-24
ROCKLAND.

A new building is being erected at har.
per's Ferry.
three act drama entitled RECON-
pense" was recently given in Keeney's
Hall.
A number from this place attended the
Sunday School Convention in Provider ce
this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian
Church met on "Wednesday with Mrs.
Marv Rounds.
Mrs Mary Hawkins, who recently fell
and broke her hip, was taken to provi.
dence hospital on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Waterman attend
ed the 25th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs
Josiah Waterman. in Olneyville recently.
The mill here is running fine. 1t is
stated that many Of the old help who were
there previous TO the strike, have returned
to their old jobs.
The w. r. c. OF James c. Nichols Post,
9. A. r. held regular session last S,rur-
day evening in G.. A. X. nsll. Mrs.
Hattie Wheaton, State Past President, was
resent and made an address.
The 35th anniversary OF the c. r
society of the Christian Church will be
observed on sunday evening A program
Of excellent speaking and good music will
be given.
1t is understood that there has been no
land bot CHIT 10 this section lately by the
Providence Water Supply Commission
The reason for this abstinence is no,
definitely known, but the inference is that
"the sinews Of war" are getting scarce
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-24
SOUTH FOSTER.
Leon B. Pierce has new Ford car.

Leon b. Pierce has a new Ford car,
Luther w. Cole has a Cadellac touring
car.
James Hopkins and family have removed
to Harrison ST., Providence.
Considerable wood is being cut in this
section. Wood is commanding an e,eel.
lent price.
Mrs. NJ. w. Brown expects 10 have an
auction sale Of household goods at Farm.
hulus W Uersuber an.