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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-06
ga GroiIe, oen 6. Gebtuar 1920.

Let our object be, our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing Of God,
may that country itself become IA
vast and splendid monument, not
of oppression and terror, but of wis
anm, OF peace, and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever.
Daniel Webster.
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7ns bent die 9nniin.

SUe utA1 ut ~uHjtB' StL Otu
nculjhen MohIen SIR Gan3j9lrSto0t
Dcror0neteu &crionmlung nltr-
Sen in 1872 @e5irfeu in5geiamult So,
eco Stimmeu obQcgc5en. Iopou
eutijeleu oti Sic 0cutiA rationale
NortcI 1851 Stimu2rl @Nudhlt
# H~bqeor0nctc; EoIen 1901 Stim-
men, J 2Ibacoronetc; O|ereinjAte io5i-
oloeh1ofrottitc @ortei 26.S5l 5tin.
men. % AbJeor0nctc; GeHtrlm@pdr
tel tt.27l Stimmcn s A~6lc0rOncte;
2Cutid0cnofrotiid}e @ortei 12.032
1ttmucn. 99lbleoroncte; 22irthid)oit
Ijde &arcjujQung 1901 Stlnmcn.
10 2~169coroncte. 6 lino oIio 81
oeutid1e ~AbQcoronctc 9cQea gauge >
Holeu 1cnlhlt. lSoa bt6auptet2n 0oh
0ir 0n[an2
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@eridlmennnnn bis anm EO0e!

Mcil unicr alOrreIdcr 0rlcB IN
frcnt0em @a0e ip.clte mo Ginger
0erui5Qruppcn feline @eIcgcnbclt
bot. Elm patriotiihcs SdoidrH ms
Irodcne 8u bringGn, iino mmmelr
nod ii155tgtouicn0 S0r8e iiir NJ,
lleberiithrrmg @cinllcuer uah Nine
rifn hcitcllt nOr0Cn.
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8crq iencr QantSfn rntScft, onj,

0in0cr 'trQ ats Nrdijocutid1oit@cau
0iNat Sic 'tdrfitcnHu@iidtcn bat fam
or lid rn0 iIincr Eortct on3 1robtc
Ecrhit'it 0arnu %Guidrciben Sir
boten lie Noiieu pon oeut Rrpoll'
fjon3rouid 3u erniittern per.
ffnnhrn
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Qicmano, Der ertlarcno AMI Ocu

iicden &an0c5Dotcr mirfcn fonntc,
miro in iciu 3immcr 9eIaiien. Gomlt
miiiien mir natiirIih oui cine Au-
oicu3 pcr5ihten, Oem inter unIcrcm
@lif uIr0c er 81 ciuem GI9blot
eritorren. So ihreibt etn college, ul0
mir ictln0ircn Mort fur 980rt,
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0~t NuT,eidDuunocn oes irnbcrcn

l~tol"3iId'en NotIhoitor@ III @oIbing
TO- rioIQe ioa @jIiou nit lclncr
&r-cc uoljtjf ol@itlieBlid) oas 3jcI.
nc"io'-' hobcu, Sic curopI;ihcu
81 Ir tt 81 crobcrn Grpcrtcr bate
CT 6 r'r uld1t onIu1Qcn f0ntcr.
Miner f. non Sort 5t oerordnqeu.
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3nr 3cit lGRt 6molano ino: dc

Nitt Geplltotioncn auimaridircn.
Ole iIr Sic Helaiilmg Der Siirtcn III
W0uItanti1opel cintrcten, Nuf 0ieie
Weiie iltd)t Is Die Ebotiadlc 81 pcr
itlcicrL 0aB Die beorohljdc Nui
iton04bcrclunQ III &Icinmicu ibnI
mcitgcbcnoc 3ugeItdnonilie nbno
+bt,+
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-06
7o3 f~rnns6Iiih cnoliidc Nbfom-

We1 iber Calais II b. 1921 plrldlt
rar' moroen. Io@ bciht. Sic Gna
~ Ser bIcrbcu olt6 moitcr6m in
Tolr-3. SeIbitperitduoljf) MIR. nm
Trrrfreih QeQeu cjncu oclltidcu Gin
Fol her See Git itijccn.
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Wcnnn ,luun,ia Stnnbcm Belt

puroe Ben llnguru III @ari9 gcgc3eN
sur @|riiiung Ocs linen a~ll28eb0uoi1.
ten Iric0cnspcrtraQ5. IS lit ange-
6roft, Dies ielt3uitcIlen, 0cnn c@ bate
Sen &cllteu in Nori2 gctau nicr5eha
Wonate nonqeitrcnqtcr" Nrbeit &C.
foitct, Sen llugarn olIe mr. moglidlc'l
mo unmoglidlcn 9c0ingungeu alljlt-
hGnncn.
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9it Nbrednnng
rIft beran,

lIulI, Del OeilFll
mir Gclltih Nmcrifaner audi Gin
@ort mit8uipret en- bnbcn
wcrocn. IS miro babel cine 2cbcn3-
piIitlt uuiercr 3ufunft qcgen.
ilber iein ourd eilen Sr'rn bon
Stimm 3etteln Die fiir : leBter
Sabre uomiucu. aber aid intellect
tlteu mo moraliid @erantmortlid)en
3t cntuur5cIn, uidlt MIR, I'M uuie.
rem eigcnen bclcioiqten @efiiblcn &c.
mtqtbuunq gu oerihofien ionocrn
olld) nm SEN ipdtcr 9ommcnocn ein-
oriugIid) inter sic 4ltqcn SIT hulten.
0aB mon lid uidlt ungeltroft an
0elttIhnncrifoncrthum bergrcj't,
Nur mub oieic 4Solitif conIeQurnt
ourhQcfilhrt mer0cn. @o immcr Gin
Mann unt 0cs Nmte@ miQen Die 206s
Ter foreiiirt. miro linn ein hofnoth-
peinl;hcr TroQcboQcn norgelcqt pcr-
Den, auT 0tru er iiber ieiu Nerhnlten
int leeter &abrfitnft Rohcuihoit ob.
}tIcqen int. Gu2 Qilt uotijrlIal
nldlt MIR fijr Sic Qoiten ser uotjouo.
len Goljtif ionoeru ebcnio wohI nltd}
III Ser Giants mo @cmcinOcpolitit.
ocren 2lmudrtcr e3 nit Sem Cent
id)cubuE ultO Der Gcutid1cuhcpt ME
nit ser Hncftlna Ser perionljhen
Ertjbcit pjclfoh rod itlinmcr TIRE
ben ais Ser &ecliebub in Moihing
tom ielbit IS Miro ms cine @cmrpr
fitr Die 3llfmit ieju mitllet, mcrn
MIR NIT Ser mtbtllppucn NcrQouler.
heit Ser lcGtcn Sabre gcbrotcn miro.
&cocr @&ehicI m1tB etrpo9 &clicrc9
brinQen ola 6 ijd IN Ser &er1an
gcn0eit ou4pr0Qte. Nci ouer &cront-
mortlmd2idpcrc ioutc 6 qer,03
oie2nral lcidt TolIen, ne>te Miduner
NIT Ser @%erejtIdrnit SIT ftitocL rcl;a
Meac SIT mol0cln, rbcu neil 6 ciuc
motcricuc ScIbineritlnolidtcit III.
iit in @cQcn L 31 ocm bcu-
tIden Nulhtnatpu SIT irpueu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-06

Scr 8rloe4qcimohcita Wehoroe iiuN
am SerNit u10 &&inter 1918 in Gan
3en al ACT 4Fcnid,n an EniluCn5l
un6 2'uacncut}i!n0unQ 0citorbcn.
Us hc'i''. 0ob sic 3ohI 0jc2ual rel
groBcr alSFaIlcn miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-06

brjtiIten GfuuOc5 0itrita aud Sic
m~iitben6iten GcutifenireIier 3u ei.
uiocm. 9}ah0eufeu oorit6er oernr.
IoIIc~ Of 8ric1 ur0 Sie1 mirflitl
elm p rofitobIe8 @eIdl0it moren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-06
,Smmcr tpenincr mcrbcnfa Der Bel.

tas1cn. Sic fir Notmcr'@ Nuiu1hr.
Uorlage eintreten. lln0 oid ojcic me
niger bIoien bercjt3 Nctiro0c. g.
Qibt oIio rod Jane" Ne0oftcurc int
Gmcrifa, 8ott iei Gonf!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-06

9}eues. 1icies, DER miro miner be
iirebt ieiu, iit) m0glidit oeutlldl
au55u0rudCu Damit er Don m08lIhlt
&lelen ucritanocH miro
Sdl0OeuhdlIcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-06

Ilio GualanO mil uidlt mebr bon
unS bergen? Nic lit BOD gIeit) Sic
8eit)idte pom Studs un0 Sen lauren
Srn1lben2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-06
Nnf hrrMrltbii6ur mcrNcn oeoru.

mGrtiQ apci Stiide in en0loicn @ic-
oerhoItnQeu QclpieIt; Ser W c II -
eioboueru mo Ser = etteIltu
0ent.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-06
lin i6cr 200 8ro;ent iinS i'm let.

ZEN Sabre Die Ntticu oes 3ufcrtr1it
geItieqen. = 9os lit iiiBer Gro it
- fir Sen 3uder Eruit!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-06
Miunt Nlanr SnnncI.
3mlan no.
SunSeaienntur inter Nnflage.

VrQll0 UuQtO@, UtIU]. 2el
Seridwor1mg. DIS @etrug5 uno oet
&~orruptiou bel Der Scuotorenpobl
in 1913 on8ttIagt .famen Slrnoe5-
%lenotor Iruuon >. %gteUberrp uno
1928 IN Ser EolItif Wtidigans onge-
iebcnc 4crloncn uor Oa3 9mn0es
Qiitriftagcrid)t. Gie Midtigteit Der
inooIpjcrteu 6rage, Die Erominen3
Der mciiteu Ser &ngcfInaten mo 81,
impoinnte Gntfoltlma oc3 luriitil6cu
SolCuts lieG eillen Der bcncrfens
mcrtciten 1Sallc IN ocn NcftannnoIen
0e8 GtudtS ohuen. @oh oen 1876
Dou Ben Observation-Disclosures imt
letter NoUem0tr nlBcilagtcn Ser
loncn empIahleu iidJ ncuu DEM
2SohImoltcll oc2 Gc%ridtSbofc3, Der
6du pnn einem lit infolQc Granfheit
5ltriidgeItclt mor0cu. mo cin alloe.
rtr, 0cn 0ie &~orlQoung nidt 5ltqc.
ltclt Der0cn fomte, ioq lifI nod
Sr0aucritu bcacben haGen. Grei.
%un05non5ig plI0iertcn onidtiduI.
dig" ur0 l0t pcrbicltcn iid) idJpei.
8en0 oils lie norggiijbrt nur0ca.
NOfcr Auaiubr- 9Icfurb.
WoI6ington. - Gle @ll5iubr i'm
Gejenlber mar i'm @crte bon Ser
air 9}opcmber NIT $7lt, 100000 qcz
meloctcn nm $140,O00,OO0 3urijd-
Qe1anQcn. m1bret0 Sic Giuillbr aui
1881, 100000 ianf. mas eiller 2b-
nobme pon $tL000,O00 entlpridlt.
cinCm 0icicr Cane pom 6an0clSoc.
partcm2nt per0iiuntlidltcu 9eridte
3ufolQe.
Ger llebcridbuB Der Nu$fltbr uber
0ic GiHithr fir 1919 errcid)tc 0ic
Sunuc non 100000, Elm
bobcr Hefor0. Bic Gsporte betrtQcn
5%uianulen 81, 922. DOC. 900 Bel 25ln-
porter oon So, 90I,0O0O0O Qcaen
cine Nu2iubr BON $6,ti9,000,O0O
uto cine Giuiubr pon $3,O3t00O,.
600 in 1918.
Die @olocinfuhr brtr1ta $77,000,.
900 gcgcn So, 100000 in 1918.
tp06rcno lie @%oIoauSfltbr BON SAL
100000 in 1919 oui $3GS, 100000
III 1919 itica.
HcmcS Ga6cl.
Ncp Sort. - Ger Ga6cloampier
"Golonio" lit oui ieiuem 8cqe bon
Blpnlouth. GnQtan0. nodl Sontos,
@rniilicn, mi: $500 Mcilcu ISABEL
an @oro, 0a5 fir sic &crldngcrung
oeS characterization aabeliuitcm2
pom Sueno5 Hires. 4raeutinien,
nadl Sauto3 mo Rio &c 1<aneiro.
&raiiIicn benutt mer0cn Miro. ME
bier Sobn = Merria, Er0Ii.
Dent ser aobclaclcnihait. brfonnt
aob. CoS 2abeI Miro in 5pei SET,
tioncn acIegt mtroen. Sic erie pom
Sonto@ n0tl Ytontcncoio, llruQilau.
mo C. nit elmer fur5eu 9iuie nab
@ucnos Hires ~pcrbunSat ncroen
miro, mo Die anNcre pom Santos
End Hlo 81 %out.ro.
ROntunr miro Siriaert.
Bottom. - Xitrre Moneonr, ser
blshcrJgc ttnlpor0rc Ejrigtnt 0tS
&oltouer S|nutglouje Grdleiter$.
miro oJtic GUuiil,r @>ituid'ait aid
mlarcHo Ser Hudltcu 0rci Sabre
lcjt,n. 2jt Ertji,cg5 Ser Grteiitr.
Wtituidd'i hobeu NIT Mtryu Ron.
touy uuumtar cln %bsomm,n getroi.
lGf. G~cui5ufolle oer bttauute Yiull.
icc0st Gir,gUIttupoitcn 0cs Srdle.
lttr9 Ddarcu0 0,r SilioH 1870
1921 Un0 1929 btIei0en plro.
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selsp6ou . gaummer 1903.


-gora,niteru", ieoeu 9ienstd9' un9
.Toroiteru", ieoen 6retta9. porto
frst, bejne @ohenbldtter 3ulanltlen pt0
,Sdbr mr. pow
goh europa uno Canada. aus
ihlicBtiA gcgeu 8orausbe5a9Inng
portoIrel; beIoe 8o1enous8aoen
40 $500
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-02-06

Staat nerooppelte nid)t mr. Die 9abI
Der Hrbeiter in SEN anlaaer inter
Dem GrHde 0es 9emo6iliiicrunas
bureaus. ion6ern qab aud Wiaionen
ron giarf fir Sic ausitnttuna urS
fo6mntcrioIien alis.
Ter nddjite Griea.
SonHnn. - Ser ~auitruliIfp Gre.
miPt 8. q. 6ug1es, ser fursIid in
H%telbourne iprad. iagte, oaB Ser
dGfite aric9 tUabridcinlid) i'm ga
stiff au5breden mcr0e, mie cine
Ncpeidle Der Central Rctus olrs
SEnHeg meloet.
"Ntr millien nit elmer geniiaeun
l:crtcn Arntee hereit iein, al ia
gen Bis Gierbcr mo nidJt neiter!".
lolI er geiagt toben.
"gStr iinO uln Rotionen uinue
zen, 0cllcn Is nad oicicm Qanoe
6eliiltet."
lIngarns MOnardliiteu Iicsen in Der
Snbl.
8uoapeit. Bel 0cn @abler
limo % &rojent ollcr abgcgebenelr
Stlnmeu iiir MonardliIten a6aeae.
ben Uoroen. Mtan ipcfnliert iett
barber, mcr a0nig merocn miro,
ruo rat AM 0dbsbur1er Erinien.
GproIicn onoerer cltropQiid)er re.
gieren0e @0uIer lno iogor anlerifu
niid)e WillItimilionGre.
Nern. Segitlmlitcn mQllel
Nrillj Stto, oen Gltelten SG)n ocS
iriibercn &oiier3 &arl bon Deter.
reid. llnqorn, ouf BEN &bron erhe-
ben, mic olts 9uoapeit gemeloei
miro. GAP ole Mouordiitcu bel
cen @ablcn cntit)ie0cn geliegt bo-
ben, miro bcit0ti9t.
ltm ein StnGdcn SleiId).
@ien. Gle 8cfamtnQduna
ooB cin b~eid,r0nfter &orrat an
6leiih olti Dem 3entroImartt sum
&crfaui gcItGut uu0 ooB iijr Die Ycr.
l0n Orci llu5eu crlQubt lperOen mir.
Gen, peulriodte sic AniummIun9
GROCER Menid)cmen1en. lin 6
llbr moraeu3 erlaultCn 10000 ger.
loncu Gintritt sum Wiorft, uno 20.
900 uerluGteu. biucin5ufonmcn.
&ieIc mur0cn ohmnodtih uno sic
Nicnge troupeIte olf Ihnen berrm,
md1rcn0 G~oIden0icbc jnr &crpir,
rlng bcItrultn.
Wunt &lauc Snnncl.
G0omouir. Sfmci5. 6ran30ii-
i6c IND jtoIieniid)e &~ngenielre limo
bier eiugctroficn, INN &oritl0icn
sum @uu cineS Glmnel@ 81 t~rciien,
ser inter Dem Miont @lanc t%5ronf.
reid 0ireft nit &tOlien perbin0cn
ioa. 9cjoc 9leliCrunAcn boben iiir
bu9 Eroicft ar0bcre 8eIOinmmen be-
mllilt.
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Tit Sem T(an. Gin arofcs seer

noh %nNien SIT idlidcu, tits 10 ne
eigene Sohe. 81 rdmlih sic Sol
6aten iib ididcn loIen mcrOen.
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terti9cn una Sic 4rbeiter Sem
Stiifor6citsIohne 5uftimmcn. Ser
Staat nerooppelte nift mr. bic 3ahl
Der Nrbeiter in SEN anlaqen inter
Dem GuHde oes 9emo6iliiicrnnas
bureaus. ionbern aab aud Niaionen
non giarf fir 0ie Ausitottuug urS
fohmotCrioIien nus
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nas iffM
Gu6cint Ieoen 5rello8.

Eyrausoeber: Die Observation-Disclosures
uboIf gauoridn, Srdlloeli'
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@eihdftssGotdl
rorntsru~gebaune. 1913 9iain StroBe.
"a Groie, Wis.
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Sn ieiHcr ~
Decentralization
gul" lelitet lid
nerrn "hefannr.r
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ihIuHeu.

& Gn,itIuB Ser Rrlierlmg Sic
GtlenbabnreporntI in
@trlln. @rCsllu Nouuouer. Sranf.
furt, G1rWita0t. @otlo NM ouOcrcn
@;aNtgn III id'Iit6cu. lit 1Ii Sen itc.
"a Hcrju0cr mcrNtuNen llmfoug Scr
4rhrjt&lcjiuunlcn inioIQc HcS .oo'-
't9cl &2lNcritan0e@ Scr gr6citcr I'm
ter Dem Gjniiub Str fommuniittitcn
Hotf2'orHH 5nrjtufiibrcu ME er.
tIar: Wir1 Gjc Shlicbut9 Ser
S"trtrclIcU II, Sa5 oraiuid'itr Ser.
3eheH Nc@ Gatjret;S uuo oc& greu
fl'ds" Nin,i.eruHuS. SaS bis ieet
aHterH2mmtr wlrSe
Gtc establishment 8erhtcICu ruer
Dem crit N1-0 mieocr 1coiirct uer.
H'u. rcnu Sic &ct1lIniiIe eS rett.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-06-18

land they fought in and for as the
standard bearers of American bust
ness in Europe.
Everywhere France is waking up.
Oil is being substituted for coal on
the French railroads, the ports of
Havre, Bordeaux and st, Nazaire are
being modernized with machinery
from the United States. For years
Paris has been menaced annually by
floods and the French policy of lais-
sez-faire has reigned until now, when
il is said the Frnch Government has
discovered that America met and con-
quered the Mississippi River, which
was far greater problem than the
Seine.
Accordingly, American designers
are being consulted and a drainage
canal is to be constructed. No less
than $50 American firms established
offices in Paris last year and nearly
all have representatives Of one or
more men who wore the uniform of
the United States in the World War.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-06-18

ly s, 1920, CT being the first day OF
the regular July term of the Ohio Cir
cult Court) at about the hour of
1880 p. m, upon a credit of six and
twelve months, the following describ-
ed property:
One building and lot in Centertown
Kentucky, bounded as follows:
Beginning at A. d. Rowe's corner;
thence running a southern direction
with said Rowe's line, to the lands
of Mrs. Lucinda Baker; thence with
said Bakers line in an eastern di-
rection 90 feet to a stone; thence
northward to Main street to stone;
thence West "a feet to the beginning
For further description of said
property see deed book 46, page Gil
Ohio County Clerks office.
The purchaser will be required tc
execute bonds Immediately after sale,
with security to be approved by the
commissioner, bearing interest at the
rate of per cent per annum from
date, and a lien will be retained on
the property sold as additional secu-
rity. Said bonds to have the force
and effect of judgment.
Given under my hand this the End
day of June, 1920.
OTTO c. MARTIN, NJ. G
John T. Rome, Attorney.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-06-18
CLEAR RUN.

Mr.. and Mrs. - Baird, of Heflin
attended services at Clear Run church
Sunday.
Earl Thomasson, of this neighbor-
hood. visited relatives near South
Carrollton, last weekend.
Miss Mabel Hoagland, of near Blu
ford, was the guest of relatives at
this place Saturday and Sunday.
A large crowd attended the deco
ration by the w. o. w. at Clear Run
and Union Grove cemeteries Sunday
afternoon. - -',l'--
David Meadows died, at his home,
early Sunday morning, and was buri-
ed Monday afternoon at Clear Run.
He was a member of the Clear Run
Baptist Church.
Mr.. Amos Stewart, of whose eye
trouble, mention has been made in
this column several times, had the
member removed at the
Greensboro Hospital Saturday. He
is getting along nicely and is expected
home in a short time.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-06-18
ExTRAvAGANCE OF THE POOR

Perhaps the most unthrifty habit
of all is that of not keeping enough
money on hand to be able to purchase
necessities to advantage, to take up
bargains when offered. to buy cloth
ing out of season, etc." says Nellie
Kelso in the Thrift Magazine. "A
thrifty person will buy heavy winter
underwear late in the winter to be
worn the following winter; will buy
summer underwear early in the fall,
winter overcoats or cloaks in Janu-
airy or February, and will make many
other purchases not just at the time
they are needed, but when there may
be a special sale on them. and keep
them for future use. In the course
of year, this way of buying will
save a remarkable amount of money.
We know many people who have
lived year after year, as renters, be-
cause of the lack of few hundred
dollars as a first payment on a home.
This is rank extravaganza on the part
of poor man. He had better be very
stingy for a while until he has made
start toward paying for a home.
Again, many of the necessities of
the home can be purchased very much
cheaper, If ordered in large quaint
ties. Buying little bits of this and
that is decidedly unthrifty, and many
people do this under the impression
they do not have enough money to
buy in larger quantities.
A schoolgirl who walked three
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'hoeman finally succeeded in convinc-
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Magazine.
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-06-18
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Ohio Circuit Court.

Ohio Circuit Court.
Peoples Savings Bank, ct al, Plain
tiffs.
VS.. Notice of sale.
l.. T. Wright, ct al, Defendants.
By virtue of Judgment and order Of
sale of the Ohio Circuit Court rem
dered in the above styled action at its
May term, 1920, directing me as COM
missioner of said court to sell the
equity of redemption in the herein
after described land, | will offer for
sale at public cutlery, to the highest
and best bidder at the Court House
door in Hartford Kentucky, on Mon
day, July 5th, 1920, at about the hour
of 1880 p. m, upon a credit OF six
and twelve months, the equity of re-
demption in and to the following de-
scribed property situated in Ohio
County, Kentucky, being on the wat
ers of Elm Lick Creek, owned by AL
bert Wright, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a gum on the south
side of the Hartford and Leitchfield
road; thence East with said road to
a stone about ten feet from j. ID.
Clark's orchard fence; thence about
North to a stone in the third hollow
from the Hartford and Leitchfield
road; thence about West to a stone in
l.. T. Wright's line; thence South to
the beginning, containing % acres,
more or less. Deed of record in
deed book 80, page AIS, Ohio County
Clerks office.
The purchaser will be required to
execute bond Immediately after sale
with security to be approved by the
commissioner, payable in equal
amounts in six and twelve months,
bearing interest at the rate of per
cent per annum from date until paid,
and to have the force and effect Of
a judgment. A lien will be retained !
upon the land sold herein as addition
al security.
Given under my hand this the 18th
day of June, 1920.
OTTO @, MARTIN, NJ. c.
J. s. Glenn, Attorney.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-06-18
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Ohio Circuit Court.

Ohio Circuit Court.
Jessie Fogle, Plaintiff.
VS.. Notice of sale.
ALIVE Fogle, Defendant.
Pursuant to judgment and order
OF sale Of the Ohio Circuit Court en-
tered in the above styled action at the
November term, 1919, directing me to
sell the hereinafter described real
estate for the purpose of paying the
Judgment of the plaintiff against the
defendant in the sum of S5O.2O to-
gether with the cost of this action and
the cost of this sale will offer for
sale at public outcry to the highest
and best bidder at the Court House
door, in Hartford, Kentucky, on Mon
day, July 5, 1920, at about the hour
of 1880 p. m, on credit OF SIX
months the following described real
estate, lying and being in OHIO Coun-
ty., viz:
One lot of ground together with
the improvements thereon situated on
the Du Pont Highway adjacent to the
Public road crossing near Simmons
Ohio County, Kentucky.
The purchaser will be required to
execute bond Immediately after sale'
with security to be approved by the
commissioner, and lien will be re-
tanned on the land sold to secure the
payment of same. Said bond to nave
tbe force and effect of judgment
Given under my hand this the INA
day of June, 1920.
OTTO C. MARTIN,
Master Commissioner, o. G. {.
Barnes & Smith, Attorneys.