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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-03

aufgeboben uno Die 8erDaltung Der
leIben ben reip. aompagnien miebcr
ii6ertragen.
SIN Dallas 9iltriftsgeridt bat
Die erite meiblide 4opofatin Srail-
lein 6~ran5isfa 9eramer, ibr grldei-
men gemadt; lie perteioigte cine oes
0iebltabls angeflagte meiBe Srau.
Sn Der Nabe bon Glarfspiae
mnroe Elm iunger Meni6 nanlens
geiderion, Der nit glei6alterigen @e-
fdbrten einen SalIopeenltrei1 aus
iiben moate, 0urd einen SduB 10
iftDer periDulloet, oaB er mabri1ein-
lid on ben Solgen iterben miro. Die
8iiri66en batten iib nod benz 0e-
bolt oes Sarmers CHARLES Griffin
begeben Inn in iugenoli1em l1eber-
mute 0eiien 9uggp 81 entfiibren.
Der 5armer, Der aufpadte, glaubte
es nit Spibbuben 81 tun 81 baben
uno madte prompt bon leirem
S1ieBeiien @ebraltd.
@elegentli6 Der ginfubrung
oes nelten Brdiioenten Der geras
Staats : llniperiitat, Or. u. 6. Sin
Jon, miro am 80. Nopember in Au-
tin elm groBartiger um5ug itattfin-
ben, an Dem li6 800 2ebrer uno $500
Stuoenter, 10 mie cine groBe gltl5abl
Sdiiler oes Snitituts be-
teiligen meroen.
Der 4~0ia6rige 4rbeiter Sobn
Smitb, Der in Der 9e1be bon Gaines
billie mobnt uno iid Dor ettpa 5pei
8oden einen Derroiteten Ragel in
ben SUB trat, lit in 9obiu6t perfal-
len uno imlroe in bodit fritiideln
3ultanoe in oas County : @ef1ngniS
eingeliefert.
- l1ngel9altes &orn lit in 8elton
mdbreno Der Iesten Gage iiir $1.tOh
pro 9llldel ~nerfauft. 9as ioa Der
bofite Breis fem Der lie fir 4orn in
8aeenlaoungen in oieier Staot be.
5ablt lit.
0ur6 Seuer muroen in
&onoo cine groBe S6eitne uno meb-
rere aluBengebauoe, Die S. @. lllnl-
rid geborten, perni6tet. Der anqe-
ridtete S6a0en belduft iid ouf
$4,000. Hidts mar periidert.'
- 86bren0 zines Sogoausilllges,
Der bon mebreren @eihaftsleuten ans
2areoo unternommen mar, fuuroe
Sobn u. appIepbite ungefdbr 40
Meilen noroIid BON Ser Staot ourh
0as llmidIagen 0es Iutomobils auf
Der Stel(e getotet; Die ii6rigen Cell
nebmer wuroen i1mmtIi6 mebr ooer
Deniger i6tuer berlebt.
SSn 8aco berifieo nod) fliraer
4rmfbeit 8unoesridter q. g. &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-03
a,okdles.
8abrideinlides 8etter.
Sir San Mntonio nno l1mgegeno:
-9eute abeno uno Samlrag, flor.


@ir baben ihon tuieoerbolt oa-
raul bingeipieien, oaB Die fog. Wfiib
Ienbriife reparatutbeOiirftig unO fiir
Den ldymeren gerfebr nidt mebr
tauglid lit. Cine Heparatur lit ia
nun llildngit porgenontnen poroen,
aber oas perf1nglide Giittelll uno
Shiitteln Der Bride b1lt an, wenl
cine Strabenbafmcar ooer elm ibpe-
rer @agen oariiber fdbrt. gm Con.
lleritag lit nun elmer Der unteren
Stabltrdger gebrod]en uno Der ga
genberfebr muBte inspenoiert per.
Den. Die Bride lit geaen pierSio
Sabre aft. 9as Sunooment ipliroe
BON benz alien Htuiii erballt uno lit
beute nod gut uno trasfraftia, ober
Die ihmaden g%iienit1be Der Bride
1ino Fir ben 5unebmenoen gerfe9r
aliht aitsreiGeno. Die Bride ioate
ubgetrqgen mo onrd) cine iielre err
ieBt peroer.
Die Wnblfnmpdgne i'm Count
m bot ole Satiahe 5ltr Iebbaften er-
o%rterung gebrndt. ooB trob Ser be-
itanoigen Grbobung oes giieiiments
al6 Die Steuern geItiegen limo. Die
3ablcn, Die oafiir angefiibrt tper6en
uno Die offi5el beitdtigt limo, iill0
1ebr lebrreid3.
9rei i'm Camp @illon Itotio.
nierte SnfmterieNegimente ba4
ben beute friib einen ltebunqsrnarIh
naf) Camp Gambia beiNei-8 raunfels
ongetreten. Gs fino ons j.. MiIIiI.
iippi, has /. @eit 8irginia uno oas
/. Giitrict Columbia 8egiment.
Die 9ireftoren Der Gan Ga
cftto sSieita : Beieafdnft BADEN am
Donneritag lire critic Sibung sipeds
abboltnna Der n1hitj1brigen 6eit-
liffeit aehaIten. @eiprofen fpuroe
bniptidflid Die 5inon5frage uno
ifion beidIoB, mil Dem SamneIn Ser
slottger Sofos lofort 5u b%eginnen.
Ser an Der Becos GtraBe mob
1ienhe @erifaner @noreas Shores
batte fid 81 einem SdIdfden auf oie
gfeben-@eleiie Der s. & q. 90. @ahn
an Der 9nena GiIta Strabe nieber-
gelegt. Gin riidtpdrts fabrenoer
Mangier5lig idnitt Dem Giebenidld.
fer Sfpei Singer al nn0 tuedte i'm in
nnlanftcr @eiic ans Morpbcls gr-
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: c + a 5.

Comptroller 9errea bat iiebelt
S6anfli5enIen uegen 8erlebune bes
Sonntagsgeiebes uno Iidtbefolguilg
Der Seroronung, oaB bic Saloons
9:30 abenos IhIieBen nriiiien, onul-
liert. Bon ben Soloons, Die ourG)
oteie @erfiigung betroffen peroen, be-
tinoet ii6 elmer in Collection, 5pei in
Boirt Siabel, elmer in Brownsville
uno Orei in 2oreoo.
Hidter Meef bonn gunoesqc-
ridt 81 Dallas bot Die MqIIenoer.
malteri6aft iiber Die ct. Qouis, san
6rancisco & Eeras 9aiIroao, bic
Sort 8ortb s. gio @ranoe GoiIuop
nno 8%rotpnipooo, 0ortb & South
TailpaD, Die inter Dem &oaeftipna.
men uSriseo 2inien" befannt iino,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-03
Wabi Mnseigem.
Sir Gonutb : Gidter.

Sic ~Sreie 8refe" lit nutoriiiert.
Germ 9. Gnselfins als republifanildlen
&nnbiodteii fir oa5 Nmt oes Gumntb=
Hifrtcr pou gerar Gpnntp aIs @eaner
aeqen 8idter 9abis in Der 8a6IF am
4. 9obember an5ufiin6igen. or bittet
nm Die llnteritiibltua aIler 9eutiden i'm
Go1n1th.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-03
Gin SeIifateiIen Counter.

Ser 9ermamsiobne : Sane merben
bonn Sonntag ab uno ieoen fer
neren Sonntag i'm Speile5in-
mer 0eIifateIien in elmer Mnspabl
bon oreiBig Biz pier5ig Sorten Ter
riprf
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Sir Gonntg-a% ummiifGr Eresinft
go. a.

8tr Tino artoriiiert, Germ g. @.
2neas aIs aanbibat fir gountb : aoms
miHdr Bresinft $40. 4 auf benz republic
fariiden Sidet in Der 3obemberipa6I
an5ufiinoiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-03

f%UVW1<C4
Sun AntuniD, Seg,, 3. Nob- 1916 -
Yrime grlloe Cotton Seeo Oil, So
Gents Der @nllone
Ssep gorf, 3. Sob. - Spot $3.50
bio; gfobember. $12.70 u1o $12.72,
Se5ember, $12.63 nnb $12.65; Salniar,
$12.63 nno $12.64; S~ebruar, $t2.67
lnD $12.72; Mdrse $12.73 ltn0
$12.74; Npril, $12.73 uro $3.50,
Wai, $12.79 uno $12.S1, SUM, $t2.80
ltn0 S12.SS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-03

Sesember, $12.63 nnb $12.65; Saullar,
$12.63 nnb $12.64; Sebruar, $t2.67
luuo $12.72; Mdrs, $12.73 uno
$12.74; gpril, $12.73 lt1o $3.50;
Wlai, $12.79 uno $12.S1, SUM, $3.50
uno $12.88.
Turm-Trp6ufte-
San antonio, Ger, 8. Sob. 1916 II
Butter ...... 25c Der YflinD
Gier (nur friide) so. 1, 32c per Bflno
SO. 2, TIC Der Db0.
9nb1ler ........ 15c-1Sc Der 4sf0.
Surfebs !.......... zoe Der Ifuno
@ei5en .$1.90h per 8nIdlel
&orn ........... $1.1S Der BuideL
Safer .62e Der Bu5del
Sen ............ S14.00 Der gonne
Gentle.
aartoffeln, California. $8-25 uno
eabe aartoffeIn. @bite gam. st.75;
Yltrnpfin gnm. $1.75 unD $500.
Sfptebeln, California, $3.50.
0obnen, Crime, $2.2H her BuideI. z
Somaten. Seras. 4 Scribe. 85c uno
Mabiesden. 4oc i. i 9to. s@anoeI.
gllmenfobI. &c an6 7e per 9fb.
Sob, $3.50 per Crate.
@rilner Tfeffer, Toe II. ST Der 8uSdleI.
Seuerie. 75c uao soc Der Otsenf.
9eteriilie. 35c Der Db6.& WinoeI.
&opfialat, $500 Der Crate.
@elbe Wnr5eln, Acc II. SOC Der 9bo.
ea1talonpes, Stanbnro, 1925 per
Crate; Eonb. 75c Der Crate.
gierpfIansen. $1.25 per guIheI.
Sqlaib. $1.00 per gmffel.
Spi,at. Toe Der Busd1eI.
Ora. $1.00 fir gufheI.
Beeten, 40e Der 1t6. sgiinbeI.
gteerretttasB nrsein. Der gfo. 12At.
Tieb : Marft.
San gntonio. Ser, 8. Hop. 1916
Slide 1885 bis SIS. so.
&alber $3.50 biz $40.
Sdien $40 bis $7.15.
gulen $4.65 bis $4.75.
ct. 9ouis. 8. Sob. 1916 2inb=
bieh. Ternsz@ieh. $3.50 big $500.
Sdfpeine $500 Biz 5000.
SGnte.
Sdtpere uoni GhIadlter ......22 Gfe
geid1fe btm Shladter ........22 gfs
t8riin aefdlaene ....-.....t8h Sta
Telc.
Wolf iino Studs .......2 gsx
GngorasSieeen. per Rfb. ......10 Gts
Trnnras3 ieoen beffibiaf 8 Gt9
gnn . GrIanbnisfheine.
8iQiam 8dener, @ohrhous enst
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Nn NQe ergt6t cine berJi6e Ginlaonng,
Oir Shhir6rn Mo

2Str idb~lie;cn ME.
9sS mhW Gde sm GmpmDs mbmfM 3edmnt Db 81 pn St brth n Sud ST he
men, ga uhnb be 5maiGm mo gdMdas Ym1 ionic zen dwnn Ynmm in ymudammeDfa
Use e0sg Bette mrNL bs Ter ant I'M bass b bRm
MM8e Nrei.
Grsebna erfudem mi mm sur &nmoi6aft
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xEserEt : Bericb1.
NnnnrluDle.
GDttDnIamen- Trp0ufte

San antonio, Eeg,- I'm gts.
@alpeIfon, geitern, 1850 gts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-28

Miss Barbara kirk Smart gowns
made for AN occasions Distinctive
rcmodcling Rooms 6 and 6. Ciusens
Bank building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-28

II Johns Guild win hold tea and
home bake sale at the home OF Mrs.
George ana Miss Martha Valiant, 523
West Copper avenue, Tuesday, NO
ycmbtr Is, from 3 to 6 O'Clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-28

toned stage action and scenery ty the
pIatouahzed action % thousands Or
tl- great ".f-aI doors Do
|.f staged tH-
=r..aEe and .rH#8. ..Ur at lsaU
20 under conditions as nearly as pos
s.tle similar 90 the original
The result OF Mt lrtttH efforts
s. rsa ana stupeu1..# ar. for when
no adequate name ta. =E been i".-a
The -fth of Nation .aHa'Hes
Ho.raHle romance dome u. drama.
comedy tragedy mus. into harmon
u"s ems. ubIe that aaHltaE.'t- tHa. .s
the eve and The ear iu = presentation"
lasting two hours ana t.rN-fEH W.H-
utrs lt epitomzea che Hta "t nation.
This IS something thu al1 aft D'alA
never do The obsolete -a-ca|laa stage
mI'Ies are thrown 900 faf winds. .A4
Griffith carries the ms-nl'i.eHi STORY
from the introduction NJ African e.aE 3
ery right down through ..NI. Mar A.1
reconstruction days tH She fHaI real
union II south and north 'H tine .oNa-
gf love and peace.
Among the listing shed actors lH
The cast are Henry o. NHihtIl. In.
Ian Gish. Mae Marsh Hiram COOPER
Mary Alden Josephine Gr.NeH. htlin
Lewis. Joseph H.Ha#rf f,aout
Walsh. Donald Crisp Howard hthe'
George Sicgmun. Walter Ions Elmer
clifton and Robert Heron Eighteen
thousand people. $1,000 Ear-.- and h'
less than 5000 scenes H.Ht mo Ia1
making ci the big spa Pa. g.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-28

m. - M.
w i'il'',N a Ill. 80 lrse
y "Ngp 49,, ..,t..,,ar
-, 49,, Sum.
Mi4 ~. ~. I.pi'.,7 ~, ,...,t be-,
u'F ilHhl i'o"' a., ann 10
son, george ~. li'''''''''' ~ 49, "a,
mum mere 7iA f,. .,''.t,' ,'rott,e,
VIII 20 I" Los N''7'''7
SON
The explosion Of an Oh stove - 49,
"a fire 10 the san jose rooH1is.iE. iI' si.
az Barelas early yesterday ~, ~ :
was confined TO one IooiIl' ~ Leu
burned ana the MotbWti n 'l hi'' 0 'N''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-28
LACnR sCnIIIC

Contractor aud Carpenter. Special
attention paid 20 all kinds of iobbing
Shup-2t2 West silver. Phone 2iOOtt.
can up In evenings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-28
ANNOUNCEMENT

We desire 10 announce the Casa de
orc j. under new management. Din
ing room open to tic public Deem
Der T.. Phone 6tl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-28

Buy your hoy an crcctor toy Get it
nc the Otwcll Drug Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-28

Rtmcr HOUSE, Si9h south I'irst
street. Nice clean rooms; light
housck cepiuE rooms Phone 22t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-28

Livery and saddle horses. Trimble's
Red Barn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-28

We desire TO publicly express our
appreciation and thanks for the mani
rust interest shown us by ueiEhhot'
ana friends los the sickness aud suhse.
uucut death of Mrs w j. Iirhut wife
ana mother of the undersigned, and
also for tho floral offerings
W j. IIRutT SIR. IS FAMILY,
MIR. AND MRS II a. THOM,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-28
BEBBER, OPTICIAN
Citizens Bank Bldg.
HOW ABOUT FURNITURE?

L. o. Anderson, expert cabinet
maker. Repairing and finishing.
Phone 37G Home phone 1913.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-28
C. H. CONNER, M. D. D. 0,

Ostroputhic specialist
office stern Rldg. Phone 655-S25.
trent au durable diseases
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-28
Keen Your BowcIs Regular.

II your bowels become constipated,
take a dose OF Chamberlain Tablets
iust after supper and they will correct
the disorder They are mild and gem
tie tn their action. Obtainable every
where.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-08-19
Most Wonderful Plays f@
Ever Saw,

See the Triangle Picture rI.r
which will be shown at inc op =.
house regularly. They arc y. W..
very latest word 10 the pfoou Wv
f motion pictures. They s ~,
you miles and miles OF wonoe..
natural country; peoples you nav NV
read about only 10 books. 81, ,n' -
are not limited by the WON ~ "
depth of a wooden p'ati''n' ~. VI
whole world is their staes ~ !,
their geography is LIMITED on! "
the resources OF thia planet
Triangle plays will be sno ..a,,
the opera house every lu.. n.
and Friday. Next TUESDAY .rh.
Coward" Next Frlday
Stepping Stone
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-08-19
For Sale.

House and lot in Zane!
Avenue. Six rooms, WV w
halls, kitchen, dining si +
bath rooms. Proper, ,,o
splendid condition. Lol ;"
40. Price 81, $50:
For PARTICULARS address
G.. 4. BoUDREAUx'
3Ol6 Bank Street,
New Orleans, II
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Iberia IL st. Mary Sub-Drain.
age District Meets.
j GANEEErTE, Ia. ArI.li-t

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The Rnar'I ~ w.
Drain,ga D,.,rio, N',,'i,,..5ht VI
& 81 Worv nraj,',r. ni,.r5,, :. "a, ~
-, tho offica ~ th., po,ri ,,e - Wy
wbi.b al ~, ',a,,i'a. >.'s'tl - u'
NO rapaivrd WIN ~ ~ !,
hers nrs.nnt' - a. 49,. ~. ="
unra.t ,iI,i,,, =
Ahsent.-,nnc '''' - >.''
vhsSTrasiJa,t s.,.aI ,t..,tt..
I'll. maat,n,r ua i,,i,'-4a - ~. .ti1 700 "
WIS far th9 ,,I,rnnso - - CIV ,''i az
uue,tion nf ,...Ip., 49, nPnu 'l'
ton I,nno.in,, 81, a,..a,'ra -
cent, an ,,.ra 7,nnn ~. f,-,ls a. ~ W. r't5
nr,;,a1o n; , 'iD' -, 'i = ia ~ ~ 90
,Lrate ! tharAnn il w., t'l ~ ite
four thou.,nJ ~ ma ,n3 na,fo, .
vIouslv Ie..iJei n,,,n NJ p ~ a. 81
mitted the folnxip,r .ri',,,in va ,t!l -,
ON beinp Sacnnd.J Lv W. ,1,i;, -! II
animnrIslv ,}nntaI r;, ""' ''
~ barea> y. an nIant;r',, h,i, .,,,,.,
d,v of Anril loir an. III, W ,u' ,'u
Snh. nr,inara ni.tr;,,t ~ aho hc'u III
Ihnria A. 81 Mar nra;,o,sa i,fs. " Va ~
tori>h az - H. 80. ny ~ the
lhrre v,s .uI,mi,tn} ~ ~ ~
nrtv t,yn,,ar. ~ ',,(,, ~ PlnF
~, ,,ni,a, ,"i'os'aiol u III.
E,ft,' nan.s ,'i. ' 49,, VI acit'5e YAK u
arcn va,rs ptt asn, ,oi peIloa ol th,Giy
,,I n.y.Ii INn'nS WIN .he ear !''''
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-08-19
Minutes Of the
FARMERS EDUCATIONAL CLUB.

Meeting was called to order in
the Domestic Sciene building of
the public school, by President
Oscar Boudreaux.
Roll call showed fifteen mem.
bers present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
Mr.. Boudreaux exhibited some
'ooya bean plants from his farm in
which considerable interest was
shown. In the discussion it was
proven that this plant promised
more than the COW peas are now
doing for our lands, besides
large yield of dry beans with
high cash value. The only dit.
fculty appeared to be getting a
stand, and this seemed to have
been over come by some farmers
by planting very shallow.
Selection of seed corn was then
discussed, and Mr.. NJ. L. Wilson.
Agricultural Agent for the Parish
of Caddo, being present. was ia.
vited to address the club. This
he did In very pleasing and in.
structive manner. telling of the
experim ents over several years at
the experim entail station at Baton
Rouge, aud the results he and
various farmers had obtained il
experiments in the northern part
of the state. His special study of
the subject and the results of ex-
perimeuts prompted him to advise
against the attempt to raise seen
corn in plots, but to make SEED !
selection in the field, from the
whole crop. When harvesting.
by the use of boxes CT bags, to
put aside large quantity of cora /
from which later to selec. seed |
H. advised: Select from a me-
dunn sizod stalk having one to
two we'll formed ears four to five
feet from the ground, aud etrong
bench roots Hanging ears. well
10 the end, Of medium
size, say 8 to 10 iaches long. Corn
thus sele cted should be put in
store separate from the other corn,
aud when selecting seed from this,
take such ears as had best resist.
I'd the weevil, having tight shucx,
[ull deep grain 80 shaped as to
make a solid layer of Cru on the
cob. without space between the
rows Of grain at the cob. This
method he said his experience.
showed, would give a farmer an
excellent quality Of corn in tie
course of three years, no matter
what variety he chose. Mr.. Viii.
son touched upon many points of
interest to farmers, and in CON-
,lusion said that he had never
;een such cooperation as he foul d
q this community. and that he
vas studying it with the view Of !
assisting other localities to do
likewise.
A vote OF thanks was extended to
jr. Wilson for his very able talk.
On motion duly carried, a meet.
rg of the cub was called for one
''clcck p. m. Friday, 18Th. for the
purpose of going in body to the !
Experimental farm ia Iberi, Par !
sh, and a committee of five was
ppointed to provide conveyances !
or the mem bers at the expense of !
he club. The chair appointt d !
he following members on the /
ommitteci W. J. Young, j. c. !
'lausen, F. N. West, 4. Il. Babin, \
nd Q. Boudreaux. i
Committee on dipping Vat re. !!
orted progress. !
The Supervisors advised that i
lie subject to be discussed at the i
ext meeting of the club would be J.
fall blowing" !;
Meeting adj burned. q
A. s. HEBERT, Secretary. 2
FRI u ~ sr1nK De- u
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balance IN bank august l6,
1915 1896 81
L. L. SIGUR. Trea surer.
The Finance Committee ap-
proved bills amounting to $500. O6
which the Council, on motion of
Mr.. George Kramer, seconded by
Mr.. Morris, ordered paid.
Franklin. La. August 1G,xHtss
Mr.. Chas. Lauye, Mayor, City:
DEAR SIR:-Ws, the members of
your Finance Committee. beg to hand
you the following bills checked and
approved for payment;
L NJ Moorman 10 90
Keenze Jewelry Co 10 90
y / Patterson co Is SO
wilson MckeraI, Jr. 249 IS
J + LoustalOt IS 05
Plerce Oil Corporation Is 36
R6bichaux Bros IS
e w Abel 30
Foster Drug Co / 30
Franklin Ice Works, Ltd | S.
John G Lewis & Co 81 90
BrOussard & Pecot S lOl
Jacobs ; 80
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y unC ~ IJ'I-
SAID bonds shall be signed by the Presj.
Gent OF the Board OF Con, missioners of til is
SUP. Drainage District and counter,igned
ny the Secretary, attested by the cyrpo.
rate seal OF this sub Drainage District.
The interest notes Or coupons 81 I'll be ex,
ecuted by the Autographed fac smiie sig
nature OF said President and Secretary.
both principal and interest of -aid bonds
shall be payable at -.
section ). BE it further resolved, that
said bond, except as to number, denom-
nation and date OF maturity, shall be of
the following form.
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City Grocery Co So
Chas PecOt, Sheriff 40
Ahreps 4 OFT Mfg Co II ~
BOudreauX's Shop ) 80
Kyle Lumber Co 33 %
st Mary Hdw Co 20 -
Cum Telephone Co ; ~
NJ Bell Son Ltd 3 50
Franklin Brick Yard : IL
Marvin Norris ) 90
Il L Il vans Coal Co 81 IS
August Fourier %
F B Williams Cyp Co sol
St. Mary Banner llsssTI
& S Bren @.-'fe1v'
Electric Appliance Co ~ Sc
Albert Hanson Lumber Co l26 %
Total. SsO3 O6
Yours very truly,
X. EMMETT O'NIELL,
Finance Committee. |
There being no further business,
on motion, the Couucil adjourned.
CHAS LAUvE,
G. A. AYCOCK, Mayor.
Secretary.
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Blacksmith and wheelwrig II
work done at reasonable priest
c, S. BRENN.
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TREASURER REPORT.
Balance in bank July IS, 1916 5797 20
Received from Secretary, July
~ to August Is, 1916 1918 O8
Total 1910 IS
Disbursements 2274 OF
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LOCAL NEWS

The Carbury schools opened
on Monday.
O.. T. Flanery was a business
caller in town Tuesday.
Miss fora Noun is visiting
with Alma Wall this week.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. /. Redahl
of Souris were callers here on
Saturday.
l.. ]. Glomseth came up from
Bottineau Saturday to spend
Sunday on the farm.
Miss Magda Rothe visited
her sister, Mrs. Dan Lundgren,
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. John Henning and
daughter Jorgine were Botti-
neau visitors last Friday.
Miss leila Slower, who will
have charge of the primary de-
partn1ent, arrived Saturday.
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be fair.
Now then, vacant buildings
and few business houses make
bad showing for any locality,
and if one will hesitate a mo-
ment and give this the second
thought, it is sure a plain mat
ter of fact and for the welfare
of the entire community.
Between the three elevators
we sure hope to show the pub
lie a good stiff market. We
buy and sell to please and your
business will he appreciated at
all times. Give us all a trial
by treating yourself and fellow
citizens fair.
Yours for business,
"A. r. Uecker, agent,
National Elevator Co..
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Communication,

1t is about a month since I
opened up the National elevat.
or, which had been closed for
some years, and during the
time | have been in this locali-
ty l have met a number of
prosperous, intelligent farmers,
whose homes are beautiful and
attractive.
I am pleased to note theinter-
est the farmers take in the
Farmers elevator and other
business enterprises in the city
of Carbury. Now that all three
elevators are open for business
on this light crop we sincerely
hope to sac them all do a fair
share of the business, that is,
of course, to get the American
idea, which | know we all have.
That idea is an equalized basis.
W. all proclaim to be Ameri-
cans, and we hope to see the
American and not the Europe
an idea, to take all and down
with the rest. This would not
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Sealed Bids.

Notice is hereby given by the
board of Loon Lake School Dis
trict Nc. Is that sealed bids
will be received up to 2 p. m.,
the second Tuesday of October,
being October 10, 1916, for 26
cords of fire wood to be deliver
ed to the schools in the district
as follows:
Eight cords for each of schools
Nos. 1 and 8. and five cords for
each of schools Nos. 2 and 4.
"a Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Dated Aug. 20, 1916.
By order of the board of Loon
Lake School District No. Is.
S. NJ. Sivertson, clerk.
Aug 1-8.
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M'CLARYGRAMS

The method most commonly used by
people in answering letters would
seem to be letter slide.
Bring up a penny in the way it
should not 60, and when it is old it
shall not depart from thee.
The person who poses as something
better than he really is, makes HIM
self something worse than he really is.
A man of letters is not necessarily
one who has many letters behind his
name, as culture is not a matter Of
degrees.
Business letters are necessary,
friendly letters welcome, and love let
tiers delightful; but for a real Joy
thrill, send us a letter of credit.
He may not realize it, but the good
loser, even in the hour of defeat, by
his indomitable spirit brings the laying
Of q foundation of future success.