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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28
For L

| hereby announce my candidacy for the
nomination of Member of the House of Repre-.
sentatlves of the State of Montana, on the
Republican Ticket, subject to the will of the
electors Of the Republican Party, as expressed
at the primary election to be held On Tuesday.
August 20, 1916. Ihave been a resident of the
county for about twenty years, a Republican
all of the time, and promise, if nominated, to
use every proper means to be elected, and If
elected, will strive to serve the people of the
County and of the State to the best of my
ability, SAMUEL A. SOLID,
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28
20 R S

l hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the Office OF sheriff of Teton county, subject
to the will of the democratic voters of the
county. am a freeholder in Teton county,
have been a resident of Lewis & Clark, Cas-
cade and Teton counties for thirty five years,
and during that time have always been aihliat-
ed with the democratic party. If nominated
and elected | will endeavor to discharge the
duties OF the office honestly and faithfully.
j. M, WEAVER
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

L hereby announce thar l am a candidate for
county superintendent of Schools, subject to
the will OF the democratic voters as it viii be
expressed IN the primary, August 18th next.
am a Montanan and a resident of the
county a number of years. | have had lO4
years experience in school work and promise
IL nominated and elected TO make the schools
effective and up to date. and will use my every
energy to do SO.
MARY E %PETTIGREw
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

hereby announce the fact that 7 am n can.
dldate Tor the office of County superintendent
OF scnools. Tor Teton County. subject to the
VIII OF the Democratic electors at the primary
years experience in school work and am fa-
mlllar with all its phases from the kindergarten
TO the nigh school. / respectfully solicit the
support of the electors and if nominated and
elected | promise an efficient and economical
administration.
MRS.0 MARIE A, BOWMAN
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28

am a candidate for reelection to the Office
OF Representative from Teton county, All
matters pertaining TO the welfare of our coun-
" Will have my careful attention, as in the
past, / respectfully solicit the support of the
republican electors at the primary election on
August ~ 1916. JOHN W. COBURN
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28

am a candidate for the office of Sheriff of
Ieton County ano will be grateful for the sup
port OF the Republican voters at the primary
election on August 18th, i assure the people
or tins county thrt l will be ~vigilent in en-
forcing. the laws and that | viii administer
the duties OF the Office in a businesslike way.
JOHN ZIMMERMAN
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

l hereby announce that l an a candidate for
the nomination on the Democratic Ticket to
the office of County Attorney. If nominated
and elected | will endeavor faithfully and i'm.
partially to perform the duties of the Office as
l have during my present term.
JOIN j. GREENE
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28

DR.. E. l.. Jones of Bole, can
didate for county superintend-
ent of schools on the democratic
ticket, was a Cut Bank visitor
yesterday in the interest of his
campaign. DR.. Jones, who
has had 10 years experience IN
public and normal school work
is a man of intelligence and
pleasing personality. He gave
an address last evening at the
Commercial Club rooms to the
members of the Women's DEM
ocratic club.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28
Splash Of the Lakes

Splash Of the Lakes
Olkle's new ferry boat the
Nina" with Ebert Dixie as com
mander will leave her home dock
on her maiden voyage at 8 A. NJ.
Monday bound for various ports of
Hay Lake. The cargo consists
principally of school children.
The Long Lake Equity meeting
at Sec. Harders Saturday evening
was all telephone talk" Every
body seemed to he in favor of it
The meetings have been changed
from Saturday evening to Sunday
afternoon
Chester Teterud of Cut Bank
spent a few days visiting relatives
and friends in the Lake country.
n. L. Dixie and son Ebert are
spending a few weeks at Occur
D'Alene Idaho.
A dance at the Teterud ranch
Saturday evening: Everybody in
vited. Ladies are requested to
bring refreshments.
Miss Carrie Green, teacher of
the Hay Lake school has resigned
and will return to Idaho.
A tea party was given by Mrs.
G. w. Peterson at her home last
Wednesday. Among the guests
present were Mrs. l. B. Harder,
Mrs. G. w. Bailey and daughter
Grace and Mrs. I. Jackhon.
A valuable horse belonging to
A. il. Holland died last week.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28
FOR

lam a candidate for reelection as Repre-.
sentative IRON Teton county and respectfully
ash that my candidacy be given favorable con-
sideratlon by the Republican electors at the
coming primary, | pledge my ernest efforts in
behalf or our county interests IN the event of
my reelection,
CHAS. S. MCDONALD
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28
Z 0 r S Il E

l hereby announce my candidacy for the
nomination for sheriff, on the Republican
ticket. subject to the Will of the Republican
voters at the primary election to be held on
Tuesday, August 20, 1915.
DICK DEAN
Dupuyer, Mont.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28

COUNTY TREAS U REL
l announce myself as n candidate for the
nomination as County Treasurer on the Re
puollcan ticket. | am an expert accountant
and thoroughly familiar with the duties of the
office, Ii elected | promise a competent,
efficient and businesslike administration of
the oft1ce' H. w. TIMOTHY
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28

Bring your laundry to Nc
~Caulay's-Agency for Havre
Steam Laundry.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28

The moving of the Mint
Saloon to conform to the grade
is now completed, final work
on the concrete foundation
being finished early this week
Contractor E. F. Bauman hac
charge of the carpenter work on
the foundation and is now re.
modelling the front and part OF
the interior of the building
The adjoining buildings on the
Rowan property will also be
raised and moved out to grade.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-07-28
FOR

MARY E PETTIGREw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
ATTACK BY RUSSIANS
(Conttnued from First Pa8e.)

Struma have crossed the river al
three points and taken the town or zen
mita from the Bulgarians, While the
Serbs have made additional progress
northwest of Kamaikcalan, ana the
French 10 the northwest of t'lorlna
Sofia reports the capture by the Bul,
garians OF a mountain crest south OF
the village of Popla.
The usual artillery bombardments
and isolated infantry engagements
have taken place on the Austro-ltallan
front. Violent Austrian attacks IN the
Carso region failed, according TO Rome
but the Italian war Office admits the
blowing up OF a part of Mount Cimone
by an Austrian mine and the relln
punishment of the position by the ltal'
ians. Vienna says that 427 prisoners
fell into the hands OF the AuSlrlans
as a result Of this operation, and tnai
an entire Italian company was buried
in the explosion.
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Som1ne Battle RACES.

BERLIN. Sept. "a. tby wireless "a
SayvIlIc y. Y.)-The great battle on inc
SOmElc front. IN France. says To-day )
official statement given out at German,
army headquarters, is again IN lull
swing Anglo-FrcnCh attacks last night
near Courcelctte. Rancourt ana oou,
chavesncs arc said 10 have failed. IN
numerous air battles. the statement
adds, German pilots shot down "a In
tcute aeI oplancs the Germans losing SIN
The text follows:
Army group OF Crown Prince Rup-
prccht' Of Bavaria: The permanent pat
tie on the Somme again Is in fuH SWING
The artillery combat between inc amg J' :
and the Somme has reached eXtraorul'
nary violence. Last night enemy ATTACKS
near Courcelettc, RanCourt and Bou'
chavcSncs fuildc.
Army group of Crown Prince FREQ,
crick william: In the MeuSe olstrlc'
artillery fire 10 the west OF the river
and in separate sectors TO the cast or tht
river Increased. On the whole ilcnl
there was lively fire activity.
There also were numerous aeria! en-
caCemcnts within our lines and begun
the cnemy's lines, resulting faynrAb: )
for us We shot down - aeroplanes. ~
of them on the Sommc front. Lleuten'
ants pocddecke. Wintgcns and Hochen-
dorf especially distinguished themselves
our losses were six acroplanes. =,
Late In the evening OF Seplcm per :.
bombs dropped on Mannheim Killed one
person and caused damage. iioSillI
filters. repeatedly attacked places nent y
our front. Among other towns ATTACKED
wns that OF Lille, where six civilians
,rrrr FILLED and twelve houses damaged
one of our airShips on the niGhl oi
Srntcmber 90, attacked British military
establishments near EourgoSnc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
Conference Year Ends

All Of the Methodist Episcopal minis
tors of the pike district delivered thc!r
farewell sermons Yesterday, marklhH
~, ,.josc Of The present conference gear.
/, * expected that all Of the ministers
viii he returned. should they care to do
so. Methodist ministers of the Pike
district include Rev. Teagnrden. pas
tor Of the Steenrod NJ. +. church rHi-
ION. Rev. &. \. Snider, pastor OF the
Buckley NJ. E. church. Edgwood; Roy.
5 h. Hart, Elm Grove: Rev. R. Q; "hil-
Iins nastor of West Liberty NJ. +.
church and Rev. F. T. HurXthal. pastor
of tho Dallas NJ. +. church. All business
.nS Tho annual reports will he made 10
the conference which conrcnes IN
Wheeling, Tuesday.
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Aeroplanes Active

PARIS. S.rt.'@4 via London. Sept. 20
la:%0 Il. NJ The communication ISSUED
hy the war office this evening says:
Apart from somewhat violent artil-
lcry ducls south of the SoInmc and on
thn sectors OF "hiaumont-rl"ury' on inc
right hand bank of the McuSr. no i'm
rmriant event has been reported on the
whole front.
, ,.,..n RI our acroplancS dropped
III bombs nr lou millimct"rs and four
Of lao millimctcrs on factories IN nc
districts Of Rombach and Thionville
IAlsacr-l .nrainrD captain De Beat
rhnmps and I.mutcnqne paucort. each
plotting machinc: started at i n O'clock loci;
and drorprI Twelve bombs on Essen
Wrs,phalia. They returned safely 10
,hrir starting point after flight OF SOU
"Friday night 4 Zeppelin flew over
he Ga is district H. WAS h hn1Iericy
bombed hy our am IN 'Tcraia IA 1919. .orr LEI
and driven off without having dropped
any prunrtilrS.
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wANTED-E1perien book-keeper for
manufacturing concern. Middle aged
man preferred. Address B-45. care In
telligencer. s-S-tt
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PERSONALS and Briefs

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tenant of
Naynesburg. Pa. spent Inc "e ',.
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. warner
OF West Alexander.
a new concrete bridge is being Greet
ed on Maple Tree lane. Edswood.
Mrs John Costello, who has been Ill
at her homo in Overlook. is improV-
Mrs, William Ward of Fulton sn"nt
Yesterday at Pittsburgh. Pa inc cues.
Miss Louise Nickerson, of Elm Grove:
ia spending some time the guest ol
c, S. Thornburg Of Elm Grove. VINO
has been confined 70 his hoinn VIII IN
attack Of typh11iid1i n lSSf' and NJ Mrs. chss.
Steward both Of Fulton. spent ycster-
Edward l.. Kaufman mas resigned his
posi,Ion at the Edgwood pharmacy ana
will leave in the near future lot NOR
s@ TSc Street car traffic on the West
yirrinia Traction and Electric COM
pany line yesterday was unusually
heavy. IN, 49,. so,,.od In
the Trjad"lphia district high school be-
ginning today, by the members OIL Inc
domestic science Department.
Misses Mary l.. Wager and Carrie
paCue members Of The faculty OF me
West Liberty state NhTllihi S'h'p' WI
spcnt the week end the guest az rem
tiycs' in tho pike district havc Tct"rn"i
to West Liberty. ,4
league was held in the Triadclphia NJ
T.. church. H.. ;v.,
liberty State Normal school. Srcn; the
weekend the guest Of h"l PARENTS III
Triadclphia. ,..u-
The annual picnic Of The Valley GroT"
Sunday school was held Saturday al
tcrnoon. ,r,u,.
burg, are spending few days the
gucsts OF relatives ut Valley Grove.
Mrs, Earl McCrrary Of G.ittl" York.
III is visiting her parents. Mr.. AMI
Nre Ralrh Mccoy Of Tiadcphia..
Mr.. and Mrs. e. y. Hodges Of Iltts-
burgh Pa. arc visiting relatives on the
Sbor, Creek and West Liberty road.
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ramas sunler Sucou1nbs

James Supler. highly respected ana
we'll known resident Of West Alexander
died Yesterday afternoon al 2 o'clock. ~
his home in the Goth year of his age.
T'S '' was due to periionitls. /. For the
nast 20 years, Mr.. Supler had been a
resident Of West Alexander and had al
ways taken and active part In at1a!rs
her Of the Methodist Episcopal church;
He is survived by his wife. The funeral
will probably lac held Tuesday after
noon from the place Of death, With New.
J. G. Deeds: paste, OF Inc i Mftro%.St
viii be in the West Alexander ceme-
tprV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
DuouEsNEs TO PRACTICE.

The DuQuesnc football team will
start practice Tuesday evening for their
first battle Sunday with the Martins
Ferry a. c. The following players are
requested to meet III the Duquesne club
TUESDAY. at Z p. M. Kindelbcrger. Welt.
Daylc slmes. Raper. Stevenson. Con.
ners. Monahun. farrell: Jochum. F.
Klce. Elig. Pearloy. Neuhardt. f. Klee.
johnson, Kelly. Miller. OLcary. Carney,
ingram, wattins. Schramm and any
other football players in he valley who
would like chance. Call 1035-R Ma.
;ional after o'clock any evening and
ask for Dock Wood.
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wANTEp-Young lady clerk for retail
store, must be neat in appearance,
high school graduate preferred. Address
Lady Clerk. care Intelligencer. s-@2-
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Serbs On Offensive

LONDON. Sept. -. $50 u. m.-The
Srrbans have begun an attack ut Stark
uygroh in tho mountain chain which is
continuation ofthc kalmakoalnn range
IN Macedonia, according to an Athens
Exchange Telegraph despatch. Starkov-
grob is important aS position IN the
'rzouka for that dominates the right
side of the valley from Florina 10 Mona.
stir. the left side OF which Is dominated
by the Eaha Mountain chain.
Tho Serbian advance "n MonaStir can
only begin when tho Tzuuka Bahia po-
SitiunS arc captured.
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p,,sEIans Repulsed,

MERLIN. Sept -. tlSy wireless to
Sayviilc, y. Y.)-Slrong Russian forces
made repeated attacks yesterday on inc
Austro-Gcrman positions north or
Ihorofr between the rivers Scrcth and
S,rirn in (ialicia, says the German OIL
fetal statement issued Today. Rus
slams penetrated IN. German lines near
Alannov but were driven out ny 4
counter attack, leaving more than IQV
prisoners and seven machine guns IN
the hands fthc Tcutnns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
.OUT-THE-PIKE
Booster Day" At Vance

Booster Day was observed yester-
day by tho members of the Mems Bible
class of the Vance Memorial PreSbyter-
ian church al Woodsdalc. The attend
ance was eli, an increase Of SIS over
the preceding Sunday. Mr.. Alfred PAUL.
teacher Of the class. read very inter-
estinE story, telling how men may be
converted to christianity in various
ways.
The attendance OF the McClelland
Bible class of t'larksburE was 2o3 and
the total attendance: of the two classes
to date. is: McClelland. l"02. and Vance
1865. which gives the ClarkSburg class
a lead of 1874. During the past few
days the officials OF the local class have
perfected an organtzaton and IL is OK
pcctcd that the ClarksburG lead will be
overcome In the next few weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
ALL SORTS OF SPORT

The champion Philadelphia National
League team boasts n unique pitching
staff. Alexander their star is one of
the hest hight handed hurlers In the
world: Rixcy Is the tallest left handed
pitcher In the league: Demaree is a
steady pitcher md wcll-known cartoon
est: Mayer is the only real under hand
pitcher inthe organization while Chief
Bender is the only Indian now pitching
In the major leagues and the best bal
player the Red Race ever produced
The Marquis de poiiEnac OF France
who established a college for athletes
al Rheims Is visiting this country in
order 10 study the athletic systems in
camps and schools here He says
France proposes after the war is over
to utilize unused ground for open air
gymnasiums.
Elmer Flick, who. with Larry LaJoie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
Stnbbo1n Battles.

PETROGRAD, Sept. -i-l,uSSiaiis
stubborn battles al various places on
the Russian and Galician battle fronts
from the Fripct marshes to the human
ian frontier. according 10 the Russian
official statement issued To-Day. ri
teen hundred Germans were
iYkrn prisoner in the fighting yest.r-
day on the upper Sercth River
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
BelparB Repulseu

PARIS, Sept. -. 1905 p. m.-Brit1sn
troops yesterday attacked strong hui-
rarian forces north OF koprira, in Greek
Maccdonia, says an official French
statement issued today. The serbians
made progress northwest Of kiMnak-
calan and took some prisoners. North
wcs, of F'lorina the French forces ad-
,anccd IL strong bulgarian attack on
Hill l55.
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rrary Mau,bor Canvass

by committees of the Stone PrcShyiHr-
ian church Of Elm Grove for an every
m",nher visitation" which Will he con-
Quoted next Sunday. Teams of work
ers will cndcavnr to visit every IAN
iIv ronrescntcd in the congregation dur
ing the afternoon. The cCnErcSa' ION
has been divided into six districts and
a committee has been assigned to cach
district.
other PRESBYTERIAN and United PrcshF-
terian churches. will observe October
as "Co-to- church" month. This applies
10 the Vance Memorial Presbyterian and
Roneys Point United Presbyterian
churches also.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
nna Continual

Tho trial Of Harry DarnNnrt and IJud-
Low Dovle, Of near Elm Grove. which
was to have been held last week. was
continued until Tuesday. evening. at
which time it will he held before squire
Scihcr, II will be rcmem bered that
Darnhart sworc out a warrant before
Squire SeibcrI. charging boyle with
throwing stones. Doyle has now sworn
out a warrant for parnhart, charging
him with reckless driving.
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Westminster Anniversary

\ rretty affair will be held nj INC
home of MISS Edna Atkinson IN FIN
minister Child Of tho stone Church sun
dav School. taught by Mrs. Ella Nei4 =
man. will celebrate the sixteenth ami
ycrsary Of it's organization. The class
man has been teacher Of the class since
its inception.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
VIII Submit Report.

IN connection with tho business meet
ing of rho Elm Grove board of trade 10
be held this evening in the town hall.
Attorney w. &. CASEY. who represented
the board 1t Charleston. On September
II. before ihr public Srrrtc" commits
sion. will submit his report. y good al
tendance Is desired IN order to hear the
report On the petitions OF the subscrih-
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COURT-WHY NOT NOW?

Saturday by our airmen against rail-
way stations and on enemy communl-
cations Much damage was inflicted.
During an air fight one of our aviators
cOllided with an opponent, who machine
several thousand feet. but its pilot re-
ga incd control and recrossed the line
safely. flying more than thirty miles
with an almost uncomfortable machine.
In ali, five hostile machines were de-
stroyed Saturday and two others were
driven down damaged. Five Of our ma
chimes are missing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
CUPID CLUE vs.. EEHHY 4. G.

The Cupid Club Of South Wheeling
Will meet the fast Henry A. e. team OF
East End Sunday. Oct. l. at TunnrI
Green grounds. The .Henrys took the
championship Of the City for 1l6 ID.
teams in 1915.
The Cupid Club also challenges an.
lS5 lb. team In city or vicinity for
game on any grounds: If accepted cal
19s3-Y Natl. between and p. m.
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Serytce3 Disturbed.

PARIS, Sept. -, y. n.-Ihc services
Rjzet were interrupted This morning by
i Greek student who intcrposed an Oh.
ioctinn TO the congregation praying for
the king and royal family III Greece; A.
the end Of the ceremony the stuaent
rushed into the pulpit ahd oes"N ~
haranguc the congregation. ;,
This led To flrst-cuffs inside, the ed
flee which later were resumed outside
The church, where the congregation lls,-
ened 10 speeches expressing gratltuoe
10 France and then dispersed cheering
France and Greece.
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To Daduce Salaries.

BERLIN, Sept "a. tBy wireless to
Sayvillr. )-BcEinning October /, says
the. Overseas News Agency, the salary
Of ali German officers will be reduced;
The salary of the minister Of war and
the chief army commanders will be
reduced by 1000 marks q month ana
ljnutcnantS by sixty marks. Married Of
ficcrs and those who have parents de-
pendent upon them are allowed special
indcmnitics. The reductions had hecn
asked for by tho Rcichstag In Dcccm-
Der 1915.
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r,arv Driven Back

british ofciriai communication issued
shortly hcfor" midnight says:
south of the Amer" the enemy maze
three alIarks on our lincWrst al Les
!incufs In each cas-" h" was driven PACK
vim losses. Thorc has been consider
All, artillery activity at many places
on our front.
Five bombing raids were carried out
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inst the Thing for d Bilious Attack.

man is about as sick as he ever
rets when he has bad bilious attack,
and it has surprised many man 10
find that by taking Chamherlain's Tab
lets as directed he was as we'll as ever
Two DAYS later, and that he had an
annctite like hired man. Chamber
Iain's Tablets invig0ratc the stomach
and enable it to perform its functions
naturally. they also regulat" the how
els, As IN agreeable laxative they are
Obtainable everywhere.
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uoshInrton hoard Meeting

The Washington country d'strlct
hoard OF education will meet Ne6Ecs-
day. evening in the Fulton school puiIu.
ing in regular monthly session. AZ
ills limo bids for hauling the coal Will
hn opened and tho contract Will IN all
nrnha hi lily be awarded.
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Elm Court Busy Place.

Elm Court. the new addition 10 Elm
Grove. was i busy place saturday anu
SUNDAY. and the promoters OF the pro-
iect we're kept busy showing the var
ious lots which are being Offered Tor
sale, Platoff lIiggs. Of the Stone church
road. Elm Grove, was the winner OF tho
now in progress is attracting great
deal of attention.