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Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
TOLD INA FEW LINES

Nhaa+ harvest will start next week
irlNNis mart of Delaware; it is two
"e later than usual.
lINa V Presbyterian Church Sunday
moruA Ills the pastor will speak on
oolheN tiles of the Hour. "
TINS rs. k will practically wind up
-ieopeS the peS aApn in Milford as they an
ripensu @S the same time.
we prGpc Ito print the list OF all
those subSSg subo,,tSg for Liberty Bonas
IN anu a. 49, caNord, as soon as tne
ornolal il'' obtained.
Last S,5,,,sub SubuR' 2 Fning at the Bap-
tist Church DnaaN % Wooddall made
to secure fifteen 1bers for that
4 society
: service in Avenue ~ raxt
= sunday viii begin at N-iool,. Snn-
e 5ev School at 1880. - arrange.
mont will continue tor ,n,n9er
s. Evening service at Gao.
IS chris, church, St. John. Aoo,-
II 49, Dav-Holy Communion '&5o
Of eis' Holv Communion ana se%O
is a. 4o.45 a. m. Sunday Schooi'
Sc m: no evening service.
e. Jobn's Church, sunday @ Jul
"a mass at 9 a. M; litany anu pro q,
of ne Sacred Heart sermon ~. a.
SLS ediction at 1880. Mass at J,,. OMei
Station Sta'rC At 1870. All are eoFc''lly
ar Bovce will sell his per55oi
Ill nronarfv ~ on Thursday, July oIn, m,
mas II 5is ~ bome on the Slaughter .ta bta
fe. rosd ,..s For particulars see pos oi,,a
led aTd advertisement in 1ao'nei 0'
~ OF this paper. 49,. 20,
.e1, e1- We print part of the Kent ~. oCT !
~ 'S list Of registrations y the p"Pet H.
IDeI tI ,.S' raot The Sussex County llsl
sen i,sli Eo nrinted in full next week ~,
a .aIe,, 90 First nj District is printed IN lne "'
arv. icle this week 40 7
w, was Next sunday morning at Ihe n !
but t;at church, Rev. THOMAS = +ho
for iii u,;1 tell his hearers, When tne E,
the yTiI1 wtfI End After the Chrls!t,l1Sn C!,1 i
s.nror " ~ service at night he VIII WI >
ovatI on t6e theme "who is GOD!
0-- The m presbyterian sunday s. 8
dats NJ each Sunday at the close =, o
ching nreaching service. NeAt A. ct 81
.snce snlne p t,e%e will be review OF the 81
,ongh rn M in the Gospel of John; 40 peau, l,,n
loust l.. lived IN ct.e All views will be shown
llai1o p 10 tSe0- tTa school stereoptican. All al
n not yited to come.
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
PUBLIC BATH HOA

there is no such re ..eshing eA
as taking a good swim. BuA \
boys have no place TO so where NvN
veniences OF the right sort are tArA
found We
Summer is at hand and only promkc
action on the part of the good citi,
zens interested in the welfare of the
young and rising generation Will
give Milford a bath-house.
| am so deeply impressed with the
fact that the erection and installa-
ton of bathhouse is necessary,
that it Will give me great pleasure
to contribute to the movement.
We have for use Silver Lake.
Haven Lake and MarshalIs Pond. A
location could be selected on one Of
these streams, the inclosure built
and the boys and young men would
seems to be a feeling on the part of
some people to drive the boys who
want to swim of their properties.
The erection of the enclosed bath
house would stop all this feeling and
The boys would know they were well
come. An attendant could be pro
fided for during the three real warm
When the outside world read the
news that Milford was alive to its
responsibilities in doing something
or its men and young boys, l can
afely predict that we would not only
.rouse a genuine spirit OF rivalry
,ut that if Milford adopts the plan
lrst, other towns will copy after us.
Mayor Draper should look into
his plan, appoint a committee to in
estigate and make the necessary
arrangements, and we will all boost
he movement.
Yours very truly
E. NJ. DAVIS.
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
BAYSHORE GRANG

The Bayshore Grange h da
compelled to postpone the Il APC
their play, Fun on the HLlSLk
Train" a week later, and the ~
will now be given in Jester HaA No
ienddie, Wednesday, June 2zth.
The cast, composed of local ia
has practised hard for this enterh :.
ment, and those attending are pro
ised big laugh, as the program !
humorous all through.
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22

Farned runs-ofl Legar' U IhgI@III'
4: Brittingham, / Bases on pans
OF Legar. /; Ingram, 1; Brittinghan' igsi.a-l
Struck out, by Legar, 2 Brittlhs-
ham. 10. Two base hits, Tnomas'
TrmDire. Richards.
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
MARRIED
DERRICKsON-TAYLOR.

41INIIAOLAoOIN- "a 7 LJIl.
Frank H. Derrickson and Miss
Pearl p. Taylor, both of Harrington,
were quietly married at the Milford
NJ. p. Parsonage, Sunday evening,
June 10th, by the pastor, Rev. C. E.
Dryden.
Milford chronicle., 1917-06-22
SyIDER TEAM DEFEATS CAULK CLUB

Greenwood defeated Caulk On the
local grounds Saturday by the score
of a to 5. The Caulk defense crun-
bIed In the third inning, and Green
wood scored six runs, enough 10 WIN WIN
the teams have more games scneu-
niad which promise to be interesting
FoIlowine is the box score:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

TO lead the newborn Russian
freedom backward. whore II
will waste time with q eonstltu-
tlonal king.
Because. II there Ia republic
In Russia. by what possible excuse
shall there be a monarchy In Great
BRITAIN
And II you do not have a mon.
arohy IN Great Britain. how can you
possibly sustain the structure OF
social subsection ON which tho life
of the country Is organizedf Large
numbers OF our sancified Parasites
might even have To 30 Ia work.
Has Enough 10 Answer For
We might see an end 10 tho In
sane system under which an army
OF Idle royal relatives absorb mill.
iona OF tho nations revenues at a
time when tho masses ara being
pinched To tho limit TO keep the ma
ton alive.
Tho privileged and governing
class OF Great Britain has enough
to answer for: II ought to keep its
MINUS on huhhli.
For many years II has ciampcd
down every republican movement
In Europe. II alone kept Italy and
Belgium from becoming republics
long ago. II strove with all it's
might to prevent the proclamation
OF tho French republic. For years
II cherished daily hope 20 see the
French republic overthrow. II
lem It's powerful sympathy TO the
royalists in Russia. II helped the
American college president who
tried To restore monarchy IN China
As 20 Russia. the fact seems 10
be overlooked In this country. but
we can do AZ this crisis n great
deal for Righteousness II We want
/ 20.
The Russians like the United
States and pay great attention 10
It's deliberate thought.
Hold Meetings. No Says
Suppose meetings were held
In q thousand places 20 give
vent 20 a universal Joy, suppose
the press teemsd with good
~lshes--what do you think
that would mean for the men
In Russia who are fighting 10
keep the new movement
Sunlight!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
ENGLISH BOuRBONS
SCHEME AGAINST A
RUSSIAN REPUBLIC
BY cAAs. EDWARD RUSSELL

BY ctAs. EDWARD RUSSELL
Written Especially for This News
paper by the Noted World Stu
dent and Eeonomlst
WARRINGTON. March az
Ono moro great erisls In tho
struggle for democracy In Rus
sla. and II that turns out all
rlaht-hail TO the greatest day
In history
What kind OF = government
10 Russia 10 put upf That 10
the point now. Everything
hinges on that
N II chooses q republic, let
90 with everything you have,
for the fight 10 over and we've
got them on the run every
where.
II II 10 fooled into any OF
this constitutional monarchy
fake, reaction wilma the victory
II 10 now sohemlno. plotting
and undermining 20 Get and a
lot OF tho work will have to he
done over again.
English Urge King
Now. the worst feature about
the Russian situation 10 Great
Britain. All the privileged ard
rcaetlonary classes In Great
Britain arc working overtime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
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tho look OF vitality, health ana
youth.
simply apply q Ban like q sham
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Q-Ban is all ready TO use. IL IL
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IL ls the only guaranteed propara-
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Drug stores, Seattle, and all good
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Try Q-Ban Hair Tonic, q -Ban
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

Every mother realizes. after Eiy-
ing her children California Syrup
OF Figs" that this IL their ideal
laxative. because they love its
pleasant taste. and II thoroughly
cieanses tho tender little stomach.
liver and bowels without gripping.
when cross. irritable. fsyerish or
breath Is bad. stomach sour. look
At the tongue. mother, II coated
give a teaspoonful OF this harmless
fruit laxative" and IN a few hours
all the foul. constipated waste. sour
bile and uadlgested food passes
out of tho bowels. and you have a
we'll. playful child again. When its
little system IL full OF cold, throat
sore. has stomach.ache. diarrhoea
Indigestion. colic--remembcr. q
good inside cleansing" should al.
ways be the first treatment given.
Millions OF mothers keep Cali
fornia Syrup OF Figs" handy: they
know a teaspoonful today saves a
sick child tomorrow. Ask your
druggist for a b0-cent bottle of
California Syrup OF Figs" which
has directions for babies, children
OF all ages and grown.ups printed
on the bottle. Beware OF counter.
feits Eold here. so don't be fooled
Get the genuine. made BY "CRlifor.
nIs Fig Svrt.p rnmuany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
u, S. WANTS LIST OF
THOSE WILLING TO
WORK IN NAVY YARD

The United States civil service
commission proposes To establish
n list Of persons qualified as me-
chanlcs and helpers for employ
ment In navy yards and ordnance
establishments so that when tho
necessity for the employment Of
ouch persons arises The list will
be available.
II Is proposed TO list mechanics.
not already working on govern
ment contracts, who Will be willing
to accept government employment
OF once. and also to list those who
would not accept immediate en-
uloymcnt, but who would accept
IL case the country urgently need
ed their services.
All mechanics and helpers. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
TODD PLANNING
BIGGER PAYROLL


We are considering the enlarge
ment OF our Tacoma and Seattle
ards. and II the plans are adopted
our payroiia will be swelled larger
than they ever have been" declar.
Arw. H. Todd. OF New York. pres.
iGent OF tho biz corporation. which
controls the Seattle Construction
& Dry Dock Co. operating ship
yards in Seattle and Tacoma. Todd
= hero on his first inspection trip
since acquiring control OF the com.
pany.
Todd would no. announce the
nature OF the proposed extensions.
Tut Il IL understood that he contem.
plates adding 20 the equipment for
tho building OF war vessels and
that II IL the plan 20 offer the
yards for the construction OF sub.
marine chasers.
Wednesday night Todd was the
guest of honor AZ dinner held at
the New Washington by c. W.
Wiley. president OF tho Seattle
Construction a Dry Dock Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
"U' engineers Mold
Big OPEN HOUSE

The college of engineering of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
PAIR MASSACRED
BY MEX BANDITS

GALVESTON. Tex. March 40
Passengers on the tanker Topiia.
which recently has arrived al an
American port. relate thrilling
tales OF n reign OF terror IN Mex.
leo and including the staying Of
two British subjects
w. II. T. Buckingham. general
manager for the Aguila on Corpo.
ration on the Isthmus OF Tehaunte
tee. and George Zimmerman. cash.
Ter. both British subjects. were
killed by bandits at Nanchltal
March Q. according 10 these pas.
sengers. Buckingham's body was
hacked to pieces with machetes.
other outrages In the oil fields
+nbove Puerto. Mexico. also are re.
lated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
WANTS SHIPS KEPT
FOR REGULAR TRADE

William Pigott, Northwest mem.
Der OF the National Foreign Trade
council. is In receipt of a telegram
from James A. Farrell. president
O. the United States Steel corpora
ton and chairman OF the council.
suggesting the advisability of u
council meeting before the special
session of congress.
Farrell says that the best inter.
osts of the nation will be served
if ships are not taken from regular
commercial work unless absolutely
necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

I. of w. held open house" yester.
Gay afternoon and several hundred
students and friends of the uni
versity visited the technical labora-
tories of the school. A feature of
the exhibition was the mine ex-
r-osion and rescue work performed
by a crew of trained miners. A
miniature forest. under scientific
management, attracted a good deal
of interest.
The open house" was In charge
Of central committee. consisting
of w Harrison, II. G. Bolton, Phil
G. Johnson. and IA. A. Browning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
STONG SAYS:
"Wh0 Could Beat Us?"
All Brands Flour at Cut Prices

8 bars Crystal White Soap .25e
4 lbs. GranUlated Sugar. . .25c
3 lbs. Hills Cot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

are not already working on govern
ment contracts. are requested to
leave their names and addresses.
stating trade or occupation. with
the Secretary. Eleventh L. s. Civil
Service District. sos Poctoffice
ruilding. Seattle. Washington, tho
persons doing so will not be
obligated to accept employment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

sToNo-pne St. Market West axe Market and Corner Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
SHOW BIRD HOUSES

Saturday Is Bird Day" and Will
be observed for the first time un.
der the joint auspices of the man.
ual training department of the Sc
attic public schools, the Audubon
society. the Seattle public library.
and the Seattle park board, Bird
houses will be on exhibition at the
,'ress Club theatre Saturday after
noon, beginning at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
Minor League Team
Asking for Grover

indianapolis has put in bid for
Roy Grover should he be cast
adrlft by the Athletics. Roy is a
Seattle boy and went to the phila-
delnhi1 club last season from
lutte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

There IL no account In the Bible
of the origin OF writing. Writing is
first distinctly mentioned in the
ifth verse OF the nth chapter OF
Exodus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

When the horses In Nice. France,
are hitchod TO tar-spreading carts,
they wear trousers to protect their
legs from the hot tar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

What is The Double Squeeze
Ask the sporting editor or get The
Star Monday.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
aatRueAs oa,la n

TIE agiret Of tiiia war II %
dsl8rf the free peoples Ut ths world
franl Tie mefaee ana the actual por-
~ u vast misltarg establishment
controlled oY 40 irresponsible Koy.
etnmtnt nich having secretly plan
hed q dpnluafe the world proceed.
" u carft ne ltan out Without RI
Kard either u me sacred obligations
~ treaty III the lOuE-estabIiahed
praetiees ava hong cherished pFin.
eiples ~ international action and
honor which ehoas its own time for
Fke Mar delivered its hloN flereeiy
sna suddenly sI5pped - SO barrier
either 81 law % 81 marcy sWept :
hais continent Within the tide d
blaod not tAe blood 81 soldiers only
A,it lhg blood II innocent women
ana ehliafeu also md IL the help.
les poor ana INV Stands baked
bagt MOI defeated. the enemy ~ four,
tsgthN ~ fha wofld From President
Wilson'S Hepiy 90 tho Pope
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02

sear coal goes iuug way when
burned in C0leA Hot Mast Heaters.
FhFs are tucl satFri Nickerss Sims
Hardware 90 Mrridiaa
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
MY YOUR TIGkETS For
rnE ENTERTAINMENT COURSE

DC insure tle succssa 81 the Merld.
lar Entertainment Course. group
Fl our tltlxeua hase guaranteed tho
payneni II any deficiency ii The re-
eeipts for thu winters series This
enterprise =Aaald Be rewarded by
egeryone coming ~ promptly and
buFng season tickets II at do this
there mlii IN sneeeastul season
She committee have me more inter-
ea ID this proposition than any other
citizen and they pay tor thrir tickets
the same IA you. Ia addition 10 guar
antseiug against any loss. rhe pur-
ppae II 10 furnish clean whoiesome
eHtsFtanment Tor the Meridian pub.
M Il i fsaonahis pTiee
AZ ISL tor a. adult tieRoi the aver
aae pf,es tor the rvs entertainments
il soe - L Two tlekcts are boughf
this W eat 20 INV ~ aer
each number u worth from a0e /,
si fer single admission, there Il ,
decided advantage ID getting sea
son ticket
Tickets can ~ purchased this week
~ any OF the tollowinE committed
Gus bennington, 8 a. Gritfiths,
Henry TAYLOR J ] Caldwell, Harry
Iuneth. Aa0rse Parklu John Was.
Fonbr. Snpt George Gould, John y.
Haird. X. n Bell llr button, J G.
iieam, Max Mllncf, A ketehen, J,A.
Fenton. Arthur Garrett, Allen viii
con, Il Al MeDermott, and A r.
Woif0
Course tickets Will sell for 81 or
j 81, 80 rate Tor for Two high school
students viii set st2b rate, and
cbildren 81 rate
The Hetkeley se&tette comes Nov.
emhsr g0th nooth Lowrey. lecturer
December Ith Mildred Morrison co.
netembsr aad The yenitians gsinK,
ersl wlli De here about january IL,
hASn rs TINS entertainment and
q yhe best SERIES ever Kiven 10 Mer.
idisu ShOs your Interest IS getting
so8r season ticket early
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
BAILEY BROTHERS
IN rms DISTRICT COlRT
SECONDHAND sTuNE.
Phone 2io. Meridian.

IN the DISTRICT COURT
or the Third Judicial District Of the
state of Idaho, Ia and for the County
~ Ada.
Martha Kleespie, Plaintiff, W Char
les Ilatt, Emma BAIT his wife, Anna
N Moody. Public administrators OF
Ada County Idaho, and administers
trix OF the estate Of Peter Moves, de-
ceased. Johen L, Clausen, Dorothy
Horn. and the unknown heirs and
unknown dcvisees OF Peter Moves,
deceased ana the unknown owners
81 Lots Twelve t12l and Thirteen
tl3l Ia BLOCK SIX ga OF ireland Nd
iition 10 Hoiae City Idaho. defend
ants
Atlas summons for Publication,
The State OF Idaho sends greetings
10 Charles Bait, Emma BAIT, his
Wife, Anna NJ Moody, Public Ad.
ninistrator OF Ada County Idaho
ana administrators OF the estate OF
! Peter Moves, deceased, Johen Z
| clausen. Dorothy Horn, aud the I'M
I known heirs and unknown deyisees
/ 81 Potter Moves. deceased, aud tins
I unknoWu owners Of Lot Twelve tl2l
I sud Thirteen tt3l iR Mock Six TO-
10 Ireland Addition to Boise city
/ Idaho the above named defendants
! You are hereby notified that com
I plaint has been tiled against sou II
the District Court % the Third Jud
/ fetal District OF the State of Idaho
IN and for tho County OF Ada hy this
above named plaintiff
II This action Is brought To roreclos,
q mortgage, copy Of which Is SCI
7 forth in the complaint herein, which
said complaint is hereby referred &
aud hy such reference Is made part
+ hereof 90 obtain Judgment against
the defendants Charles natt and Em
mR aatt, his Wlfc, for the amount
( OF this note which said mortgage Ma'
! given 20 secure, and Tor decree
0uieting title az against the remain
ing defendants, With Interest, cost,
and attorneys fees tn this action n,
4 n m0Fe particularly set forth in sait
complaint ON ttla herein,
Aud you are hereby directed 90 ap
ieaF and answer the said complaint
within twenty days OF the service d
this summons II served within salr
! Judicial District and within fort,
days " served elsewhere. and yoN ar,
further notified that unless Won 81
anpear and answer said complaint
( within the time herein specified. IN,
Z plaintiff sill take Judgment aEains
( YOU az prayed In said complaint
Witness my hand and the seal 81
said District Court. this 2ath day d
October. iaiT
Seail Stephen Utter. Clerk
Thos 4. Powell, Depaty,
i WM G.. DUNBAR.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
Residence notse. Idaho ss-6t
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
ornenn shnrt Line Trains.

o 81 l.. trains pass Meridian for
Nampa AZ follows;
l70 Connection No n and IS, o.
main line s.21 a. NJ
ia Huntington pasaenEer.7.3 am
t7G Connection No 4 1885 pic
ITS Connection No, s and rs, 4.2e
pm
1870 Connection No, 8. 7,2l pm.
O. 3. II trains pass Meridian for
Boise ~ foiiowas
No III Connection from No. ~
and rs. 44g a. m.
t13 Huntington nassgr 1853 am
f75 Connection No. 4 LAT pm.
fT7 Connection from No, and ~
$50 pm,
lTg Comet from No. 0, westbound
s.4s pm,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
1919
To f.and owners OF the
N.tMt'A a NERIDIAN IRRIGATION
INSTRUCT

Uf~fftta
Notice IS hereby given that ihc
taxes 81 The Nampa 4 Meridian "
risafion District for the year 1911
are moss due and payable 10 tho un-
deFsigned Al his office II Room of
Dewey s SCALES HiHlding. Nanpa
Idaho.
The assessments for the above
year iaeiAae a maintenance ;tas of
&z44 and B0pd interest fax Of
81 50 pr miners iaeh where the.
land has i Hidenbangh wafer right.
i drainage TAX % ~ cents per acre
pn each acre having q Nldenhamgh
Settlers or New York HHter right or
IS ~ Il miners inch per acre or more,
Il storage wntef tas 81 40 cents per
aerefe0t al land having storage
water right from Arrow tock Reser-
Nolf aud i United States construction
charge Df X1.40 per acre Oh all lands
within tho District. having an old
Water right ~ less than II of An inch
per acre
The above tnges viii become de-
ilnqHent November 20. 1911. al
whieh time 4 penalty OF 10 per cent
viii be added provided however.
that IL 0ne-half II said taxes are paid
ON or before said date, the remain
ing anevhalf vii not become dnlin-
queBf until June l7 1918 This
provision applies 10 all taxes eSespt
the United states construction
charge which mHst be paid in full on
Or before November 70. 1917,
Dated, November i, 1917
GEORGE H. MOORE,
2Gtgt Treasurer.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
Nnrt,r In nnNnlrnl,s.

'opla@sttt means r,e .rr,its. :
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-11-02
Catarrhal Deafness Canaot Ne Curea

w t@fNi NRNlte4steMs a. thNF t8haat Nesch
~ diseased Ragsso0 " taR ear thFtF 10
4Aif ees w&S te euFR V3tNfFhat aeafnf re-
s2a ths& 10 ~ constitutional remedy
tstgrtAzi p~afasss Il eauRfa ~ an IN
c~sama esHattG@H ot kNs inNr@Ha HhlHE 4f
ths kUstta6An TWes Nkra shis tube Il
tnasuasa on hAN@ = FNWhtlaa ssAhA nt TINS
pyFfaft hrNttnk aN4 shsN tt 10 eEtlrNYN
siessss p~agntss u the result taless tks
iHhtsAtaattWn tau Ns faauF@S AHa thts thbs
fesieFsa - 40 NAfYaat CuNaitien hearing
80 ~ seatgasea fef@NaW May ease On
sfNssa afs HaNsea ~ aNtAFrA wkiRk 10
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Notice

10 RASCHERs AND FARMERS
We VIII trade you Furniture, Stoves,
HARNESS, anything Ia our store for
yomr Rubber. copper, Rrnss, old
Iron, sheep relts, Calf and Cow
Hides, Iiorse Hides, ---or we will pay
cash.
! tan and sec us alad Rsing LOAD
90 sell or trade with you.