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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-06

Cupid Wins

A very pretty wedding ceremony
was performed on Thursday (Thanks-
giving Day. at $3.50 a. M, by Rev.
George N. Foster Of Madison, fnan-
cial agent of Lawrence college, at his
home, 533 South Warren street He
united in marriage Miss Eva Elsista
Watkins, formerly of Baraboo, and
Sergeant Earl CULLEN, who has charge
of the recruiting office, u. S. army, at
Madison.
The bride was born in the city of
Baraboo and is the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Orick Watkins of
this city The groom is a son of Mr..
and Mrs G. D. CULLEN Of Bloomfield,
Ind, where he was born.
The bride is one of Baraboo's most
popular young ladies and has many
acquaintance and friends here and
in this vicinity. She also numbers
manyb among her friends at Madison,
which place she has for some time
been making her home
1t was her wish that the wedding
be a quiet, simple affair She wore a
dark brown travelling suit and was
unattended. The groom was dressed
in the uniform of his rank
Sergeant CULLEN has been stationed
at Chicago and at Madison, holding
positions of responsibility in charge of
recruiting Offices.
Mr.. and Mrs. CULLEN will make
their home for the present at number
8 North Broom street, Madison, where
they will be pleased to welcome their
friends and acquaintance.
Welded at Waco
A wartime wedding of interest to
Portage people was that of Miss Mar
garet Ethel Maloney Of that city to
Sergeant Harry J. O'Neill of the Sec
ond battalion, 10th U. S. engineers,
Camp Macarthur, which took place
in Waco, Tex, Father Kelly
The bride, a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Maloney, born and reared
in Portage, and with a host of friends
and admirers in her home city, depart
ed November q for Waco, in COM
pany with Mrs. Alex O'Neill of Mil
waukee, mother of the groom.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-06

TRY THIS ON YOUR ECZEMA
Buy a jar of Dry Zenzal if you have
any of the crusty. scaly skin trou-
bic. If you have Weeping Skin or
the watery eruption, get Moist
Zenzal. 75c the Jar.
]. B. DONOVAN & COMPANY
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-06

FOR SALE: Three horsepower Full
Ter G Johnson gasoline engine and IA
inch ensilage cutter. Both bargains
for quick sale. ]. A. Martiny, Bara-
boo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-06
Popular Wants

Is words, one time daily, 15c-
IS words, one time weekly, t5e.
IS words, six times daily, 25c.
rs words, two times weekly, 25c.
IS words, three times daily and ora
Inc weekly, Csc.
Larger advertisements or ada for q
cnger time at proportionate rat
All ads cash in advance.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-06
ELECTION HELD
BY LOCAL ORDER

The G. A. R. members have elected
the following officers:
Commander. S. Workman.
Junior vice-commander- M.
Quiggle.
Senior yice-commander-A. G. Clio
YER
Chaplain-Davis Hackett.
Ouartermaster-Ch Spencer.
Officer of the day. B. Shumway.
Officer of the guard-T. J. Nettle.
Surgeon-Henry Roser.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-06
London Papers Report That the
Submarine Fired on Women and
Children in Open Boats

The British steamer Apapa has been
torpedoed and sunk, according to the
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-06

WANTED: Room and board in the.
city for an old lady. Will pay good
price. Leave name and address at The,
News office.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-06

WANTED: To hear from owner Of
good farm for sale. State cash price,
full particulars. D. F. Bush, Minneap-
oils, Mimi.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-06

WANTED TO BUY: rs tons of
corn fodder; also clover hay. Apply
at City Hotel.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-06

FOR SALE: 900 seasoned white
oak fence posts. Thomas ]. Baxter,
r. r. Barabco. Phone 1623-F4.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-06

LOST: A chain Saturday, November
"a, somewhere between Lynn avenue
and Mrs. Sam Slams. Finder notify
this Office or 225 Lynn avenue. Re-
ward
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-06

WANTED: Immediately, to contract
with six or eight experienced wood
choppers. Mrs. Davidson, Hewlett
farm.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-12-06

FOR SALE: Or exchange, large
work and brood mare Will take cattle
OF beef type. 1635F11.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a big
Poland boar or fall pigs, see us before
you buy. Have a good yearling for
sale after December 15. HI. H. Smith.
Baraboo.
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Tho sentinel Record Is authorize [ nrouuVe Charles Praegcr a- u c7n5i' or alderman from Inc tifth ward N 'rci tu tho action pf the demuefH.tr mary
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CoMMlssIoNER's SALE

Notice Is hereby gwen lhat u pufSu- tlitc ot the authority and directions cone iuHed IH ihc dceretI order ut lhr Chan eclN Court Gf Garland CohntN mtdo. snIi
 entered on the -3d day of January. 4 l) I9lG in certain cHus- No G.Uu
 hen peudng therein between Matilda Mcclure and w. F Hawkins Trustee.
 c0mpainauts. and \. Book9 uud Iull
 Rocks, defendants. the undersigned as Commissioner of said CourL VH offer Tor sale at public Neudue to the highest
 bidder. at thc front door Or entrance of
 the County Courthouse, in which said
 Court is held. in the County ut Garland.
 within thc hours prescribed bV law for
 ludical sales. on inc -3a d8E or Fthrr - aiN, A b. lsit the following described real eSt1te. tu-Wit.
 All uf lots numbered tfy-cight J5S, and one hundred and fittN-fWw U5N In
 Melad and BeldW2 Addition tp Hot
 Spfnes Ark. situated i'm thy -'uth bHlt
 nt the southwest gf1rol. pf section thiitt-frur t3N in township south. lwnEc l4 west. iu Garland couut>. state ut .trEJuSaS.
 Tcrm@ of Sale: On a credit of three rnutn-. the purchaser heiHg required tu I execute a bond a~ rcguUri h> Law and the order and decree pt said Court in sa-d cause. with approved security. relr- Ing Interest al tbe rHtr of lu urr cent per 8unuW from date of -Jle until paid, and lien being retained ou the prem iseS sold to secure th. payment of the purchase money
 Given under my hand this lSt day ot February. X p l9l1.
 F. w RoWtES. Comm -~IunoF in t'I4ptgfN.
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AFTERNOON GRAIN LETTER.

f,bicaga. Feb 1-Wheat prices went Dfnhline violently 1t the orenne ndrt mn enormous amount of liquidatton ds a rcsrlt of the German announcement that
 t.igorotle submarine campaign ts anoUt to be launched which it is feared means s,.veraucc Of diplomatic relations. ile .nf Nv support in evidence WaS m the tn - ttfe of short covering and lh lhi@ con t.ti,, if u,ipbt be added that some very large lines of short contracts were opusnt in Statistical and crop news was wltn- aUt influence X fair amount Of gram vas cleared out of eastern ports Ne7lti day but the ciearances from now on Wih bea,. ciose watching. The New York har- har which was declared closed to all out hound vessels last night bV Collector Nialoue was reopened this morning. An .dvaupe in marine insurance rates was natural rates for transatlantic ship ,nent raised from to 10 per cent IT Germauv pursues tue policy she has out lined thrre may be a break between tui0 country and Germany. With such pos sibnitv confronting the trade the 4ueS ron naturally arises, will the mted states The able to continue exports to brllieerents and neutralS as hetel9iofe
 0ninions differ widely on this subject X message from the east quoted T laftN in close touch with the leading buyers aS gvpreesinv the belief that there would pc no interrtintion in, the movement or uheat or other stuff On the other hama tbere ts little doubt but what such items ae nhenomenal insurance rates VIII teua tn check shinments somewhat ana tlt sentimantal effect resulting thefeirom t9 liahle to have a further drastic lh.tut rye nn yafues It Is true that aecofHins V, precedent war always means Aattat4u
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ALT lgN HOTCHNFES Clnl
coMMIssIoNER's SALE

Notice is hereby given that ir pursu- 4nce or the authority and directions con talnod in the dccretal order of the chan CerV court Ot Garland county. male and entered on the Sth daV ot January. A. D. l9lt in certain cause No 6271l then pending therein between Henry Shank. complainant. and Jas. r liogue. commissioner of said court win offer for sale at public Ycpdue Co the hiehes bid der at the front door or entrance of the county court house in winch said court is held. in the county of Ga3 Hand
 State of Arkansas. within the hours p"e- ~cribed bN law for judicial sales, on the l2th day of February. A. D l917 the following described real estate to-wit: A pant Of lot eleven GiA in block One Hundred and Forty-two Gi2l of the C. V of Hot SDrings in the State of ArkNt- sas. towit: Commence on the west lire ol Arbor street at a point thirty-On (21l feet norths4sterlY from the commo corner Of lots ten (lQl and eleven fl1 and ran thence northea sterly along said line uinctN-four tA4l feet to the common corner of lots eleven GID and twelve N2l thence souiheastelly along the di- Vdius line between lots eleven Gb and twelve G2l 150 feet tO Graz street; thence southwesterlv along be dividing line between lots eleven tin and Graz street. one hundred and nine (tGg) feet
 more or less to a p0int thirtv-one feet upwheastCrlv from the common corner If lots len flm and eleven (ifr thence In uorthWesterlv direction parallel with the dividing line between said lots ron f10i and eleven fl13 one hundred and fifty tl5o) feet direct to the place of be-
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coMMlssloNER.s SALE

Nntlc" l~ AereDN giVeO that in pursu- auCu If thg authority #wd direction u0u- tHned il the decret9l r}det of the Chuu- cerN court of Garland county made and entered on thc 22d day of January A. 1 itlt. in a certain cause (Nu. 63O3j then pending therein between Matilda Mcclure and W TT. Hawkins Trustee, complain and Mark l.. Williams. NarcelH Williams and < Johnson. do- fenohtnts the undersigned a~ tommis- sinner of sHid Court will utfei foJ sale at public Nrudue to tho highest bidder. at lhe front dool or entrance of the County Courthouse. in which said Court is held. iu tle County of Garland within Inc hours prescribed hv law for judicial -aleS uu the 23d day of Fehruarv. A. p lHi1. the following described real e-t0te, to- wit.
 Lot one tn in block "J" of OBryaus subdivision uf The southeast quarter of quarter uf the southeast quarter of sec range l9 west. situated in the County of Garland, and state 0f Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale. On a credit of three months, thr purchaser being required t0 execute a Ioud ds requhed. hv law and inc auler aud decree of said Court in sud aaU~r Wth approved security boar ing Interest at tbe rate of 10 uer cent p.r 4Buum from date of sale until paid. and hon being retained on the prem i-.~ sold to secure the payment of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this list da. af FrhruatN. x. D 1917.
 F. W RoWIES
 Comm IS@.DNpT if tHHurpTN.
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LOST ANL FOUND

LOST lu iNrc tueausr Mouda1 uighl ol hciWetH iNu. fh"trr and DeSoe Srilue~. "uo -uuhtu-t With diamond ccu- ttu. reaH uunl+ With a small Sacred Hrart utuuauI Return to Miss iiuni- ways l1@ia CoutuI Reward. -3l-5t LOST Wuuuts deed from E D lieu- ler4Uu pi j.. F. WiHmns Ncurn to tus office and rpceiv. reward l-4l-1t LOST ttWd3N evening black hill book between Princess thcster aud s. tNln,s hotel, containing Hba1j >a5 hath ticket and draft fnr N5' rmder nlease return same to Charles hotat B. ~. Wheeler. and receive ibafh reward.
 1-5u-l v LOST SIe W34 Far4o Travellers "faQHc-. Uo.tHlr-- ra anyone hut myself Return De w. Erunrd. tuEl-y House, and receive levaId I-1N-t tW
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FRIoAY. FEE ? 1atz.

1E7L-1t-'N 'NIG GIC1I-lI- lI-1C1E 1E1C1E1EJC1C1E1r
 This i- read a- fortunate da, ral M.1. tth and JWtcr are tdi m hrHtflo aspect.
 al, T4c rlr t~ pWteulur rromi~ies fot all pu@lur-S lu amy Way coHuoctcd Witt W4rhm'iN .tnd mHru construction Is fu#r- ~hidoW'l in m" sou.h.
 'au7d9 has sicu ur.-4 sing g>trsed. htiF r"funHirtt aeUvitN. Exports afl under D tHi" tnHi I- believed jr ne scrN ufumlsius
 The Cmtad states umy has sway inhns Tor a-iiftiaH oi some sort. WHle this con1gu@Uun prevails. Ae.uu moyc- ment of troops is indicated
 This month m4V be- a tlmc ot serious 5iaS' 'i@l"h- n both hoase7 of c"natces lSu"H} problems msN hp one 0f luc -ub- l'rle iVt heated dlscu-sinu
 Changes lu tHe cabinet are prc-H4sod 3nd these usiF ot attend q hE Upllic.l sensations
 There t~ a sieo read a- indicating that ' tlrn oi hnkeIs will f9eH- attention by reason "i ? S"FrlnmrniW eunuecunu.
 An EhgI'-h tsuolog> predicts sudden dentessl"u oi securities iu London aNd a suwrj-o Tor Che navy this moH5n.
 Increase of infectious di~V8se- aud m, development of new phases of uld m3la dies has been prnan nosiicated A-u.u warning l- given lo avoid excessive fa-
 Religious scaudll- or various -o1ts m#s mark Inc ucNt few weeks which may i~ rNceedmglN uNlne to thr clergy of bot1 i'tttNSitNb ana f.HFNNHF fndfHNe-.
 By the law Of opposie4, over which the stars have certain dominion. as uWor- of famine mutulN. eatiu4 wu become uore aud more subject ot uH- meut and means uf eNtaNoGanre. tudi-positiou or accident so iuug pre- dieted for the King of Enghud may ho imminent at this time
 Persons whose brthdate il - have a forecast ot good fortune Jouney and change may bring success
 Children born ou this day 8re likely to prosper and Co progress through Nte These subjects of Aqusrius have Uranus as their principal ruiing planet
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15151S1SaS2S7
DAILY STOCK LETTER.


 Ne~ Y"k. Feb. ]. Tho announcement ot tA' Htnutipu ot Germany to pars0c Irii'S lI connection WUh submarine W fitte 0F sort construed as likely to hc af variance with tho pledges hclrto- irrr LIN u thr | uited Sttos uuvarnmert md of nc kjni HkcN 10 seriously n- Huge ou the r'4ht4 of neutral nations. provoked state of atGits that was rc- O'eted bF much drastic liquidation and severe declines in tho stock list As Is usually the ease und-r such conditions. selling Was conducted n a basty manner and without ln in1uN instances sober consideration a- to the intrinsic merit of mauN Issues SaNuG@ Were many and outtc varied with very few apparently able to arrive at a satisfactory couclu- sion 14 to what Is likpiv to be the state of affairs u the urar future. II appears. however. that the situation i+ super-erit- ic,l and that events af tremendous im- Iortaucc orv imu'udiue. Consequently, ae WIG hINe advised for quite a period a Udicious .nurse dictatos a well fortified position It strikes uS that co'potat" issues in many instances have reached levels which should 1puoaI to discrim hating investors. ht ot course it. iS Idle to trrn hazard guess tn the face oi tho complex situation as tu Whtt the eN- tent of further declines. if any. is likely tu be Ans untoWard occurrences such fs the sinking of neutral ship more especially one with Americans aboard would nr1hphlv provoke 9 hahlv serious -tntp pf dffdirs
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FoR RENT

BOARD AND ROOM &5.p .r week NO. } canyon Street. MvS rred Bh<eN, t1uu. 1-L-5t
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New York. Feb 1.-The overnight news brought in selling ordrs from all di- lsetlous and the demand for cotton at thc start was negligible. The result was that prices experienced severe decitnF with May contracts at one time showing a denreciatim in value compared with last nights finals of about 5lo points A fHfhcr snarp recovery after the initial selling exhausted itself took place ana fiu.l quotatioas compared with yesterday recorded au approximate declHe tn most positions of about Sl3.0o bale The news dealing with ihe international slt- tiat ion outweighs oll othor 'taiofS or tht ,,,,,,,ent and much concern is evident over tho future export business. when may bc seriously intfered with owing 70 ,;armauN'S announced attitude regarding naval warfare. The status or aIi'lfs la surb that extreme caution IS necessary ir making commitments on either slde is the better part of wisdom and Wash- u .,tnLl acfinn l. being keenIN Matcned.
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What to Do For Bad colds.

If ycu want a cough medicine that gives quck and sure action in ea|ng colds coughs or ~oup get Foley's Honey and Tar It heals inflamed or .swollen membranes in throat, chest O. bronchial tubes; breaks up tight coughs, looseas the phlegm makes breathing easier, stops tickling n throat w F. Ttcmas, summeryille. Ga. writes Fo'ey's Honey and Tar is a most efficient remedy for coughs, hoarseness, etc. I have used t with excellent results" A. C. Jen Iuings.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the am nnal meeting of the stockholders of the Hamp Williams Hardware Co., of Hot Springs, Arkansas, will be held in the office of the said company Monday, February ,, 1917. between the hours of 10 o'clock am. and 1 o'clock pm. for the election of directors and the transaction of any other legitimate business that may come before the meeting
 HAMP WILLIAMS, President Clyde Morris Secretary.
 Hot Springs, Ark. Jan. g. 1917.
 l4-30t
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prices, but these complications coming tt q time when foodstuffs are at abnormal levels alters the situation materally and makes the long sale stli extremely daucrous
 Corn. Liquidation was not so drastic in this cereal for the reason that it is on u domestic basis. 4 the low point the. market was of from 1 5-S to I 1-S. but good support was encountered and the close Was firm at a net loss of only 5-S 70 3-l cents. The cash article was aloble here at the same relative basis as yesterday We do not believe develop ments i uthe international situation win have as heasirh am effect on corn as in wheat, as the east k very badly in need of corn, their stocks being very light and white the export demand will probably be cut off, believe the demand in this coun- trV will prevent much of a decline
 Oats: off aix cents from the previous close. but final prices only three cents laWer. With oats on a domestic basis. a- is liable to be the case there is little in centiVe for making purchases except for the wide discount under corn.
 Provisions Opened with little sup- port Stop loss orders carried prices downward with very little changing
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS.

Notice is hereby given that the under ~ieued as administrator of the estate of Peter Suchiuski. for the purpose of pay ing the debts of the said estate win ap- ply 10 the probate court of the county of Garland at it's next term or session not less than twenty days from the date CT ihs notice for an order to sell q cer- tain tract of land described as thc west half of the southwest quarter of tho southwest quarter of section 29 toWu- shin l north of range ls west, in Gan land county Ark
 T. l.. HANLFY. Administrator
 DaVies < DaNIea. AtlurncNs
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Tho Senuurl-Becerd ie auihaft.a IA ,Hloouce uIvo Bueauer as 2 canhd cr recollection as alderman from tH' f.h w5ed subject t9 uha dcmesfa. < .riU1r CS
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LEGAL NOTICES

-.urlus in Garland county. Arkansas Terms "f SaI.. oH credit of tufec months the uulcu8spr Gcm1 ra4u1.d d. Nccuie ? bond 3- truureJ by aps aud tue ordri aud decree ut ~3IB cuaf in said cause W9u approved security Ncal- Ing interest ft tHa Htr ul per- cent per aWuW tom date uf sale uutU pIld and lien being retained uu lhr prem- I-e- sold to secure 1ao payment ui thr purchase money
 Glven under my hJ1d ths4 >tn dlv ut January. X D lgl1
 F w EOWIsS lSatl Commissioner u Chducaiy
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MASONIC.

Hot Springs Commandery, No 5, K. T., meets every first Mondav
 GEO Fl. BRE.NNER. E. C. Hickman, T L NJ Hot Springs Councll No 23. R. x & NJ. meets every second Monday a'ter
 A. ]. SMITH. w. M Hot Springs cbapter No. AIR. A. M. meets every secdnd and aonrfA Mon,ia.
 Y R~DEMBA Il. r Hot Springs l-odge No @. F Is A An~ Masonic Icinpie. first aDi tlirds ' n.
 Al c. HiCkMA NA.Ie Sumpter Lodge. No 4lg K e@ \. South Hot Snr ngs, near corner Irf'i,,, street and Grand avenue. me x ~,ss.'f ' and fourth Fridays at T.30 m
 F. E. ERAfEY. " N J N searey. sccro-arg
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FOR SALE

EbE SALE Trees for cash. first eIas. EaDTH peach trees. I-ia cents eacb
 t.-N from Gsrtne Greek Nur-rrtse feHHes-e.. Can ag M K MlGuir.- om- -n"p, -aa Th.H St aud pick uHt M0lI Lo1 want l--G-t FOR SALE Very desuabe hotel. ex
 tu~iVe grounds 21oNI5p lett Spring an. Pleasant AupN @IJ Beutun ST. t-a6-tf FOR SALE Very paaap gh.csen ucu-
 4tor+, feed choppers, complete outfit Phone f5@G I--a-tf
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kMIol1rs oR pYrIiLe

Centennial Lodge No 5 Knights os Pythias. meets every Tuesday night at nue. Visiting Pythians cordially inviiea to attend The use of the clGb rooms is also extended to visiting knights
 WILL A. KIRK. c (. l. S Mcconnell. K R. $.
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FOR RENT Five ruom cottage flrush- ed or uutgrnishad. with bath electric lelt~ water aul natural gls two blocks from u3kiuWu race track No. go uender- eHu Aye Phone I4s5. l-1H-lH "
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AsTE RN erAa

Hot Springs Chapter No 69. O. D. x Masonic Temple, th'ld Monday ar s ? m
 MRS. AGNES DEMRY.
 Worthy Matror. Mss BIanche BalIev EecretarY
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-rOp clr,v rPrasIIRrR

Tho SputWe- EtruId i+ authorized fo H@ruuUee Chuflts C. IisI eroor d- d. DuN- isdFt" fu" cjtN treasurer ~uAjeer 10 the tctiuu nt tle city democratic uiiuurN
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Several bedroom suites in "ah and hfdseNe mtpic oue aree office sale. Phone l6tH 4-I-3t FOR SALE Workme horse, city nr9Ec. Telephone 579. l-lo-Im FOR SALE -5oNl1o foot lot with G-rapm cottage. close iu location. also -5o acr.s Improved laim, mue- south of city,
 l-2>-lul rol, SALE. Busch ~ -tc,s ee2aot llx- tunes ooH-i-ft.l, aI show ea-t-. wall case~, shelving. NeaufifW office. ~afs aHe telephone Miss Busch. l5S-. i--a-ti FOR SALE Beauty uaror fixtures No " NemWH"r tl9i taryon St l-i-l u
 FOR SALE.
 Overland car, good order fn use 6 months. model 75. Phone 1+61.
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WoopMAM CIRcLE.

Meets every first and third Fridavs Visiting soFeIeigns fnvitCs to attend
 tiBBIE ONEAT4 Guardian L. Nj MurphN Clerk
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Tho ScalmerBerurI is .aufhoHea r. nuouuee Geotee SheuheHd H- H rtNf. 'atr tHr a'leHmau fram the t0rf' N.Dd fhicet to the democratic prims
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Dr J. r. Merritt. calls answered day or night, Office phone Al, re- denca 426 No 270i5 Centra' aveno-
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L. c. o. M.

Hot Springs Lodge. No 504 / T.srxii Or der of Moose, meets velV Friday even. ing at the Moose Hall, 42gn Central ave- nue. Visiting brothers cordially Invited.
 J W, NJ MCL4ENDOE. Dictator. J. w. SsC1air. Secretary,
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Tre Sentinel EeeorJ is Hthorfr-j t 1nnuunre " X. Davis 5s r't1tItfs lth uari. slblegt to taa actaa at 8, democratic p8mafios.