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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-05-04
Urged TO Make Race.

Prominent republicans in the
south and southeas. have urged me to
stay in the field, and l shall do so. 1t
has been known for months that /
would be candidate for the nomina-
ton for governor All this talk about
my holding the field for anyone else
was put out to injure my prospects, I
never agreed to hold the field 1
consider that have a right to be q
candidate. | stand on my record"
Lieutenant Governor Taylor said it
was his intention to make It campaign
tour of the entire state during the
latter part of June and the month of
July using his automobile for the
purpose.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-05-04
To Tour State.

i am going to visit every section of
Idaho and acquaint the people with
my views. ] know what Idaho re-
qutres Of it's governor because l have
learned Of the requirements. My rec
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-05-04

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Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-08-30

bargains prices considering the market. We will give prices later and can promise some fine bar gains for fall and Winter.
 Fair Store.
 Work is progressing nicely on the new Lutheran Church in the Clear Water neighborhood. It will probably be finished within a week or ten days.
 MT. and Mrs. c. L. Jones, of Little Rock and MT. and Mrs. R. L. Caldwell, of Marlin Texas, have returned to their homes af- ter a weeks visit here at the home of MT. and Mrs. A. w. Hen- son.
 Miss Fannie Gibson has been spending the past week in Sulphur Rock and Newark visit ing friends. She returned home Tuesday.
 There will be an ice cream sup per at Geo. Hubach's, Saturday night, Sept. 2, benefit of the Ev- Church. Everybody come,
 There will be a general meet ing of the Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association in Beals Hall next Saturday at 2:30 P M. for the purpose of hearing the of the seasons business.
 MissesAlma Patterson and Lois Vim returned Sunday from Nashville, Tenn where they took summer work at Peabody College, Miss Patterson will spend a few days here visiting her grandmother, Mrs.R J w inn
 We are now agents for the Franks Steam Laundry of Little Rock. We will send out a bask- ct every Tuesday. Work retnrn- ed Friday.
 Mrs. Walkers Cafe.
 O'Connor pleasure and com- mercial Motor Cars are assembled | of World-known Standard Parts, medium priced, and sold on a | PAY-AS-YOU-RIDEI plan. Catalog mailed on request. Exceptional agency proposition and exclusively territory for per sons desiring to act as represen- tatives. Inquire of the O'connor Corporation, 6331 South Halsted Street, Chicago, Illinois.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-08-30

rugs.
 Misses Inez and Gladys Waring spent the first of the week in Bradford visiting relatives.
 Give us your orders for jewel ry. Fraser and Bell. MT. and Mrs. T. J. Kinison and MT. and Mrs. I. N. Kelley motor ed to Griffithsville, Sunday af- ternoon.
 E. c. Forbes and family arriv- ed here last Tuesday from Chata- nooga, Tenn, to take possession of their new home.
 For Sale loo Ranks of dry hickory and oak heating wood, and also 100 oak posts, Phone or see Jacob Schmidt, Judsonia, Ark
 Homer Schmidt has left for Kansas City where he will spend the winter visiting friends and relatives.
 The F. w. w. Club met with Miss Ruby Chastain last Sat- urday afternoon, nice crowd being present.
 For Sale One lilly colt, is 5 months old, or will trade for a yearling calf of equal value.
 Walter Gossett.
 Mrs. Grant Minturn and daugh ter, Mary, of Newport, spent Monday here with MT. and Mrs.S. A. Soleman.
 Mrs. J. o. Thomas, of Pine Bluff, has been spending the past week here visiting friends and attending to business.
 Mrs. Albert Glover and child ren returned Sunday night from an extended visit with relatives at Harrison, Ark.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Roth and Misses Naomi Richardson and Flossie and Nj arie Hanson motor ed to Newport, Sunday afternoon.
 Misses Lorena and Opal Drem- CT returned Sunday to their home at Wynne after a weeks visit here with the Misses Hanson.
 MT. and Mrs. R. o. Bossinger returned to Little Rock last Fri day after a weeks visit here at the home of T. L. DeShong. Misses Jessie and Gladys Woodward returned last Friday after a a two weeks visit with friends at Gurdon.
 Miss Bess Hall has returned to Wheatley after spending the sum- mer here with her sister, Mrs. K. E. Mashburn. Misses Mayme Lyon and Lydia Loewer, of Wheately were guests of MT. and Mrs. E. E. Mashburn, last week.
 ! Miss Naomi Richardson who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Roth the past week returned Monday to her home at Wynne.
 The Trne Blue Class of the M. E. Church, South, will give a food and candy sale at A. w. Henson's store Saturday, Sep. 2.
 The regular term of the Oak Dale School will commence on Mondyay, October 9. J. D. Stein- srek will be principal and Miss Alverda Sterling will be assist ant.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Jameson, of 1
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Local and Personal Items.
Phone local news to 33.

Phone local news to 33.
 Cement and Shingles at Forbes. Houses for rent. c. Miller. Miss Betty Owens is very sick. J. L. Powell of Cabot, was in town on business last Friday. Some special bargains at the Winner Store.
 Johnny Hanson is visiting rel atives in San Antonio, Tex. For Sale-One good young SOW with six pigs, B. Cullum. Aubrey Rawlings is visiting in Newark and Sulphur Rock, White goods and slippers at the winner Store.
 J. H. Gibson has purchased a new Ford. He made a trip to New ark Tuesday to try it out. For Sale-Some good feeders, shoats, sows and pigs.
 J. T. Crawford. F. E. Vonberg, of North Geor- gia, has been visiting his sister, Miss Nelle Vonberg.
 For Sale-One 4 room house in good repair. A bargain. $225.
 J. H. Roth. Mrs. c. M, Erganbright and soa, Russell. are Visiting 7rela- tives in North Salem, Ind. Let Kelley bake your cakes while it is hot.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Cullum, of Bald Knob, visited at the home of W. E. Sanders last week. For Sale or Trade-One Queen incubator, 160 egg capacity.
 J. Lamb. MT. and Mrs. L. N. Hoskins re turned Sunday from a two week's S stay in St. Louis.
 E. c. Forbes left today for Nashville, Tenn, on business trip.
 See c. w. Bell at Fraser and Bells Cafe for watch and clock repair ing.
 Miss Mildred Miller, of Grif- fithsville, is spending the week here with friends and relatives. H. B. Fraser has been spend- ing few days with relatives at Denmark.
 We are agents for a fine line of jewelry. Give us your orders.
 Fraser and Bell. Homer Choat spent Sunday and Monday in England, Ark. visit ing with friends.
 For Sale-Good young Jersey COW and Heifer calf. inquire at the Fruit Growers office.
 Miss NettieKate Rachels, of Searcy, spent few days here last week with relatives.
 D. Hassen left Tuesday for Wirt, Okla, Where he will make his home in the future.
 Mrs. s. c. Gilpin and children left Sunday for a two weeks visit at Pleasant Plains.
 Charles Elliott, of Little Rock, spent Monday and Tuesday here with friends.
 We are headquarters for all kinds of school tablets.
 EaStland's.
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Leader Store

WANTED:- YOUNG MEN WITH NERVE. Good pay, short hours, opportueity for travel, ad- vancement; nt;normal physique, good references required. Aviation De- partment. THE O'CONNOR CORPORATION, 6309 s. EggIe- ston, CHICAGO, ILL.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-08-30

bargains prices considering the market. We will give prices later and can promise some fine bar gains for fall and Winter.
 Fair Store.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

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Washington Journal., 1916-08-25
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tSie pobibdberben gdtifer ld6sr Be-
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gu bsrlaFen. 90 fam bic S9Ia4t on
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beutf9sn sruppen Elm 9dIt eebOt.
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gang Baris,, man fab ypisost fr0bIiz
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IG9er3e unb 9a9en, unb bic patrio<
fiIde @eseifsrung, meI9e bsreits etz
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belle 5lammsa. @eneraI 'Spffre unb
am Rdfapfs bstsilieten nnferfubz
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Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

Nls bann pfin8fen fam unb nit
ibm bic Rriegsenf 6rung Stoliens an
SeItsrrei4, 0a 6g0ho Iid poris pies
Der in siRems 1aufael Der Jreuoe;
Imon ipro9 ANTTihtS anberem als
BON einem4dfea &iidSug-eN
DeutI9sn i@b hon ney Mistsreteb
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BET ten utt6 be @timhilHg
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lamb 9e9snu5sr. yd9li9 srfporfste
man enG Rris8sefftGruneeao 6er lis
'bte6 dits. Mutnm9 @iefe@ Etuge
tonnte man oft b0ren.
@ie6er 9fug Bic Sfimmung um.
EDfd NisbeHogen Der, RuifeH lporen
ni9t au Gnos,. SIN 4uglt paz
rem Die beutf9en Truppen i'm Torf
fbeft big bors RiensifaS 9iindburg tlnS
i'm Ditch Bis IN bag Minsff4e 8ou4
Dernement hineip Dor9eorungen. Sit
PteTt Ssffidtsd dnt 6ieFs. 00tSdNst
init osmg MdngsL On MutitioR 81
.srtIarcB Der bqlb behebenn isin mir
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lanb bieielbe ,$uitit befQlEe, l1ieiii9
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.iiber9 bspabrtJ bate. Do4 ipl4e .Dar1
legungsn Der NIatter fauosn nur Md
BEL Spttmiften @IGubigsy Der grOBts
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

beIoiI6e unb fron30FI9e SoIboten
tputoen iiberou nit 5reube loriiBt
uno BON ben puriIern in 0en gnfes
unb ReTtolraHts trattis wtep
iprod oopon, baB ieBt bic aaU
Grmsen p%ouftGubis fdIq9bereif
uno nun Der Bormdrfd nod eI
loTlo bolb Dor iid eeben ipetbe
RneiptiE6 ipurben Metten unk 60
ten 1bgeI9loKere Dab mad eif
MoNut tein Tein6 meBf ouf frdnSS
f6em goben 5n ftnoeR fein hoe
Oo9 bic nGditsn Mpdrp tTa6teR
feline tpeiteren SOrtf9ritte bsfr6nG
501if6en Mrmee un0 man be9dni dIs
mGBIi9 bic anfnngs nit ID GROCER
'SponnlNgs ertpnrtetet urhtiifen
arisgsbuIetins gu betrittsIn. Die
tdgli9 ftd tpieberbpIenben RuHrttz
ten, boB einige bunbert Mster @9iitz.
sener6bsn erpbert einige &ononen,
cine Rrte9stdfe ufp. erbeutet poer
Glide 100 @efdngene 9emo9t NOR
ben Isien, tonnten bos Mbflouen Der
Segeiiteruns ni9t binoern. potts
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ter bor Der Sir itanb uno tpsgen ber
gu ~erpartenben &GIts ber uabemittdz
ten RlaFe gtobe Sergsq ma9te, ia
bic acknowledgements &o6le unb Sic
3ebMsmittelpreiIe fart in Die S0be,
ainesu. So, es ga6A2eute in poris,
benen Die Rdlte, Die nun berein6ru9,
me6r Sorgen bereitete, als bic @ots
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

GM S9pei5er &orrsfppnoent be-
ri9tet iibsr feline 8eoba9tungen fpGbs
reno zines 21mondtIi4en &ufentbdl&
tss in poris: (
SOFT einen Monat mad Musbru4
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broGtS unb bic pntrioNf9sD8 egsitsy
rungg aoet 81 rttner uia dlIeu pbnfea
fennen gelernt. @s mar fir mid
runms6r duberit intereRant, Die pu>
rifer -5u-bvrbrHtr1r -uub 5u vrfu9ren,
tpie i9 ibre biel 'lsbboftere Natur nit
Der 9spoItsBd RrdaASgsn l3sitipss
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

aanae an Ser Sront. I'm bie8 gu bets
lteben, mub man bic Mobnungspets
bGltniFe Der peniger. bernittelten 8fE
pDlteruna terner. Die gang altSn
Sdufer beffBen ots @drmefpenOsr
. mddtige &pmiuep in benen, iebO9 bic
neitte Mdrms I3um gaorHitstn biRs
ausfliegt. Sn Sen fleineren 8pbnunz
gen finoet man pobl pereinaelt eiief4
ne MiniaturDfen, aber bieie Dermit4
tsln Blob folange 8drme, aIs Pc
brenneno in @lutbiBe erbolten pef4
Den, uno beim @erlOf4en bes Seuers
laiIen tie bic &Glte nur umfo emS<
finDli9er Ipiiren. Oaneben gibt ss
trn9bare feline 9olafOblenDfen ob1e
Mb3ugsrobr, Bel oensn man Big gum
pDGigen @rsIibsn Der 9oI5tobIs bic
Jenfter pffen balten muB, ,qlfO eiHe
duBerit primitive unD mdrgelbafte
art. cine @Obnuns gu bei5en.
Qrs @sibaodtsn ApO Nsuiabr Ogs
eriten Rriegsiabres bsrflpHen nd
rem, ipra9 man nur pom 5riiblins,
Der oie gntfaeiOuns unb oas GnSe
.oes &riegeg briRgen Ioute. Die pariz
LET 4tshe baite IN gef4idteiter Meiie
fir cine folGe Q0fung @timmung
semd9f. Gie BraGte Die ungfaubli@z
item Na9ri9ten iiber 9eutf9lonS:
-Mon pHte bprt feline Muntttpn mebr
bdben; 9ungersnpt, &ebplten uno
Gbnli9e oemordliferenoe 8orgGnge
lieBen ertennsn, baB es nur mod cine
Jrage Der 3eit feir bis bic Sran3o.
fen, ~gnglGn9er; 8elgier linb &ufen
iiegrei@ in Dedtf9lano ein3Dgen.
Rdmentli@ oas 8orbringen Ser Rufs
fen in @ali5ienS Bis su Den &urpat9sn
bob nod einrpal bic Sttmmuns Bis
CUR 8egeiterung. unb uls i'm MGI5,
fura Dor Sftern Der erite 3eppepn
iiber paris eri@ien unb feline 8om4
bengriibe fanbte, betra9teten bic ga
rifer bies mebr als Elm Invertebrates
@reignis, benn als cine @efabr, aI4
NAL nur 0Wdteriuli @aben entffanb
uno QerfoneuperleBungen ni9t Dorz
famen.
Mit benz @ortaden oes Sriiblinss
fab marvpieber uibexaH ernfe Sc
fi9ter. Ser itGffEe 8un6esgenoHe
NIT feinem undeheuren @pl0otenmnz
terial berlor ni9t olIein feline In
Ssftsrrei9 srobertea pofitiOnen, ipp-
bern bic ,9eutihen f4ritten immer
stiefer iii oos fpeitli9e' NuBldnb eta=
sbrineenb, bon gisg, gu, @isg., @er@=
bsns fitAts bic frdt5Dfifhe 9tefe BIZ
sfen Hiidsug Der &ufen als cine ftra-
stesii9e MdBnabmei oat3uftellen, m1r
sgloubte ni9t baran. &ein MenfH
xfpra6 isBt bonn Trieoen; mas tonnte
e au9 angeiidts Der beutf9en Ygf4
tfolse brineen? Sober pariier mar
BON Ser lleberaeusung bur9brunser,
Grantrei9 biirfe Den Rrieg nur nit
,einem ebrenbplen .5riebena abf9Iie>I
Ben. Der Sab oesen salles Teutf9el
bon Der prefe ununtsrbro8en ge4
f9iirt, lOberte mod ftarter aIse ipnit
auf. 6' '2 80 |
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

Fi 4pab ft 3 fsaHgfsbIsr.
2Betdhn ier g6affFenst5H Qlmarba
ftS6nAefhfstdF III 9dlld 1Anfsrenn lefeyn
Hang feline nSfea5 e ,@tstd0ey meAr.
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A'4 SSSsd t saspa s4saBH8s t9s Sos l} Sor
ssRfDiBs sin gikdsffsaep 3anS - ,ts ~
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

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ftrd8ttte es dha1 1870 ,Apra eTpbl
Ii Acknowledgements jjfFq9gg al i45n SaptrsiB dr
l9tA!ftIIU IlI9Q ITO 91lcW 9WT5NpJIT
f1oig uts5G no3 1Gb0fsw6aasu 1gidnnG
.dnu ofItsd9 ,anindp oliHnSW hnR
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

laa-lT / s@..9 gdatsa IdItsl ISunsfsr,
9Stm Reffen).9 .eadms Did. Ra6Otf.
ioiG Elm f9ls6fes s3sugats 8a brit>
geua.9g gls tH aufI S9uIs ginsi DO
geB5tie ai9 isnfier gu soea gefietf,.R
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glauber, parum bift Du oann iissn
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9arAi9ts, meins @ertnpdr SAne1 Gin
/ @ud nit iifbea @iegsluT@ .da u9t
Sg sGsn tanRifp. feiug9 benn 9ssIlrsiste
mid gum @rbre&en". jpii9QaS
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

SSH s9ElEG1 5hJ 10 S2f2LJt5. 1uI 3yoL.
.ids Gin tranaOai6er Snfanteriit NIT
Gdlddtermeiier unb TebelRer tir ppeH
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Bib, bas ipir Del, Ienelii6Mt 8sitidrift
j. She SIuitrpatsbD @ Gsars 9sius1 entneA'
men. 5eiet, NIT htpsIder fprdtbarsn gr'
bitterurs bic 6iiBsraraRepiampfs aus
Qefchten tperben.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-25

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-07
GUNSAULUS TO TALK
IN CITY NEXT WEEK

DR.. Frank w. Gunsaulus, famed as
a minister Of the gospel and lecturer,
will appear next Tuesday evening at
Augustana under auspices of the
lyceum. DR.. Gunsaulus was origin
ally booked for the latter part of No
vember, but owing to sickness in his
family was prevented at the last mo-
ment In order that the patrons of
the local course should not be disap
pointed he sent a worthy substitute,
who proved most interesting with his
Grafton, You, Your World, and Your
Work" However, DR.. Gunsaulus
promises to be one of the features of
the local course, being an extra num-
ber His subject has not been an
nounced, but mediocre lectures are
not on the Chicago mans list.
Eight more numbers are scheduled
for the remainder of the school year,
including the Wennerberg chorus, DIR.
C. W Foss, the college orchestra, Lo-
RADIO Taft, John Kendrick Bangs and
others of the same calibre. Taft, who
will apepar on Jan. u, is sculptor
OF note, and will give a clay talk, H.
Illustrating his discourse with plastic
casts, which he moulds before his au-
dience. DR.. Foss, of course, is a spe-
cial attraction to Augustana students,
while the Wennerberg has always
pleased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-07

will visit his two sisters, Mrs. L. F.
Reher and Miss VERNE Wieneke. From
there he goes to Rock Island to visit
his sister, Mrs u B. Hume, before re-
turning to Greene, Iowa. He was &C
companied to Geneseo by his mother
and brother George, who returned on
Sunday.
Miss Leola Oswald, who has been
visiting Miss Grace Peterson returned
to her home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nye Of Chi
cago are visiting relatives and friends
in Cambridge.
Mrs. d. L. Cookies and son Lee of Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa, are visiting in Cam
bridge.
Miss Mary Farrar Tuesday evening
installed the newly elected members of
the Eastern Star at Orion.
Con Smith after spending a short
time with his grand parents left Tues
day for his home at Milan.
Mrs. F. E. Garrett visited relatives
in Rock Island Tuesday.
| Misses Ellen, Nellie and Irene Pet