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The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
Cured His RUPTU RE

l was badly ruptured while lifting a trunk
several years ago. Doctors said my hope Of
cure was an operation. Trusses did me no
good. Finally | got hold of somet thing that
quickly and completely cured me. Years
have passed and the rupture has never re-
turned. although l am doing hard work as
a carpenter. There was no operation, no
lost time, trouble. / have nothing to
sell, but will give full information about
how you may find a complete cure without
operation. if you write TO me. Eugene NJ.
PuIlen. Carpenter. 46i G Marcellus Avenue
ManRsquan, \. ]. Better cut out this notice
and show it to any others who are ruptured
you may save a life or at least stop the
misery of rupture and the worry and danger
Of an OperatiOn.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
SIX-YEAR-OLD BOY
SHOOTS BROTHER

HAGERSTOWN. Md. Nov. 3.-The
6-year-Old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stumbaugh. of Greencastle, acci-
dentally shot and seriously wounded
his baby brother with a shotgun
which he found in a room while they
were playing.
The shot entered the child's neck
near the spine, making q serious
flesh wound.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
Packers Plead Innocence
Of Lever Act Violations

NEW YORK. Nov. al. Ogden Ar
mOur and F. Edison White. president
and viCe-president of Armour and
Company, pleaded not guilty today
to charges of violating the Lever
Act in connection with mutton deals.
The packer officials appeared in
person and left $1,000 bonds for their
release until November II, when they
will be permitted to change their
pleas il they desire.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
Chesapeake and Ohio Head
Dies at West Virginia Home

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 3.-George
w. Stevens, president of the Chesa
peake and Ohio railroad, died this
morning of apoplexy at White Sui
phur Springs ". Va. Stevens was
born in Ohio in 1851. He was one
of the most prominent men in Vir-
ginia and was identified with all of
the leading organizations of the city
and State.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
COL. G. H. SHELTON'S
FUNERAL TOMORROW

lnterment of the remains of the
late Col. George H. Shelton, a. f. F
veteran, who commanded the first
American regiment to be decorated
by foreign government, will take
place in Arlington Cemetery tomor-
row afternoon. Church services will
be held at o'clock. probably in St.
Thomas Church.
Col shelton. who died of blood
poisoning at Walter Reid Hospital
Tuesday night. led the 1O4th Regi-
ment of the 26th Division. and was
promoted to brigadier general.
Col. Shelton leaves a wife and
daughter Mrs. BerniCe Barnett Shell
ton and Miss Helen Shelton.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
THIEF SCALES WALL
TO ROB HOTEL GUEST

HAGERSTOWN. Md, Nov. 8
EmulatinE the methods of a Balti-
more hotel thief 4 thief of this city
early yesterday morning scaled the
wall Of the st. Charles Hotel to the
second story and entering the win
dow of a room occupied by Samuel
NeakIe robbed him of Sl4O in bills.
a diamond ring valued at $40 and a
Re slyer.
When Yeakle awoke he found his
clothing scattered around and his
money and vaIuables missing.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
British Voters Repudiating
Coal Strike Settlement

LONDON. Nov. 3.-Opposition to
the governments coal strike settle
ment was making headway today
with 121,3SS votes recorded against
it to 1O2,7O4 for it.
A hopeful sign, from the govern
ment standpoint, was the vote n
Wales, where 42,304 voted for settle
ment, 77,425 against.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
Hog Cholera Spreads.

HAGERSTOWN, MD, Nov. g..
Cholera continues to spread among
fat hogs in this section, and num-
bers OF them are dying. In order
to save their hogs from the disease
many persons are killing them in
advance Of the regular time for
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
Mt. Pleasant Branch, 18th and Park Ro
FIOuers
FREE
To the Ladies

Some. more of those
fresh, pretty flowers
from F. F. Leapley's
9o5 G St N. w., who
furnished our custom
ers last year at Store
No. 7, ttth and G SIS
N. W., opening, and
We expect your visit
here Thursday if it's
only to look the store
over and accept a
flower.
Peoples Drug Stores.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
Three-fourths of Scotland Dry.

GLASGOW, Nov. 3. - Thirty-six
Scottish districts voted dry" in yes
terday's elections. according to to-
days returns. Ten voted wet" and
one district for limitation of liquor
sales.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
Look Here Washington

We are going to open 8 new
store. and that's Washington
event What 90 you say II we
make it a BIG ONE? There Is a
Big ClocK in tina; new Store. and
when It rings tf.s hours OF Ten,
Twelve. Two. Four and Six. there
is going 20 he q mad rush OF eS-
cited Washingtou;ans 70 cur
counters for we are going 10 give
something away At each OF
these hours our smiling clerks
will hand TO excited people = fun
complete package OF the candy
sensation. Wandel's Liquid Cor
dial Cherries. Not i sample but
a big, anc package. worth 81 80
OF aryhc5y's money.
Jotn the big crowd which will
throng our store and just walt
until the big clock strikes.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04

CgticIe knives esr 5Sc
Nail Polish uo1cp 7pc
Hat Pin HoIdcrp SSc
TrryH~ many different
shape and siscs, ts-ss,
GS- G-SS SIsAo. Pc
sne .- Soc
Military II air Brrsh~A
pair, s15-SS. SIe.eS
sud ~ ~
Buttoa HeSkA Go. &c.
Nail R7Ie~- ccc. spc
nRc -,sc
shoe Horns .---.-- Sssc
Hat BrusLeS, SO
aso 81 -
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04

NIrro1 round OF oval,
SS, S4-Is. Slp
and " g. r.
CouSs- nRc OF coErpsfs
SSc- TSc. and 20
Nail Brushes ---. ~"
Prrfuur BSfue,. S-Ia,
II -. a= and CO.
Pbots Trunc%- E--s1s
go, s1S. 30
,nd So
Powder RoI~- tl-t0,
fI-Ss, Sl.Is, Sc.
HaIr Receiver - al~
S1.e9 md .--- :
Mons Combs =
Tost bb rush UoloeTs,
ovsI shSpc ,
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
Free Candy
When the Big Clock
Strikes

10 O'clock - Seventy ave Foil
Sized Packarc Hiss America
Liquid Cordial Cherries.
L. oIiock-Onc Hundred and
Fifty N'Ss America Liquid
Cordial Cherriea.
2 o.ClcrL One Hundred Miss
America Liquid Cordial Cher
ries.
O'Clock Seycnty-nvr Visa
America Liquid Cordial Cher-
ri~~.
6 oSlook-Opc Hundred Miss
America Liquid Cordial Chr
rtcA
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
Imperial Ivory PyraGn
Toilet Articles 200 OFF

These prices quoted here below are the
prices marked on the tags when you pur-
chase You take 2o1o (or one-hfth) of
this price.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
The Thousands of Prescriptions
On Our Fles Prove

Our Importance in the minds Of the public and
doctors alike proves advantage in successfully
and satsIfactorily compromising all prescriptions
Thousands Of prescriptions on our hles show wide
range of operation a wide characteristic in drugs
a wide advantage obtained by the ILL Briag your
prescriptions
No Extra Cost for Extra Service Here
The Washington herald., 1920-11-04
Fresh
Candies

Mint Nibs. regular price doo
Coo, ID. Observation-Disclosures. foS
Gibson's Fruit Tablets. 10o
regular price, &C ID. ...... foS
WrigIey's Spesrmint Double
mint or Juicy Fruit. Chew ~
ing Gum. , packages lUC
Box Of 20 pseSsxe.- &c
40c Charm Banquet tins: No
assorted NsVors ... LJS
Coo Planters PeanutA 4no
pound NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SVS
Coo Reeds MIX Chcco- 10o
late. pound observation-disclosures. 4Ot
+oc Jelly Gum Drops. Ok
pound ............. oOS
Soc Hershey's Kisses. Coz
pUuud ....-.........-. UJS
Coo Cream CarameIs 40,
pound ........ tUS
40c Fershey's MIX oQo
Chocolate. = 10. cake ... LJS
Peppermint Pat:ies. 6Oo
'Brncks:" regular price Goc 40I
Cream Almonds resu- 4no
lar price, 7O- ........... SJS
Eootans Sweet Chocolate, OK
l. 10. cake. regular price, co. LtS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
:TELEGRAMY kRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re strony ~l-szej.

Ella zoStai areSztowany z An
Urea SalSedo. ktory kilka tygodni
temu popeinii samobojstwo, wy
skakujac Z okna biura departamcn
tn sprawiedliwoSci W Nowyrl
Norku. Pan Post zazadaY. aby
,,czerwony" zosta} osqdzony we
dug prawa kryminalnego, zanim
zostanie deportOwanym.
,.Dcportacya jego uniemolebni-
laby wykonanic prawa kryminai-
rego," m0wit p. Post, ,.jednako-
Noz ten Department. ME posiada
inne2o prawa. jak tylko deporto-
wanie. la ME moge prawnie try
nae iadnego Cudzoziemca W WIG
zienju GAS uieograniczony."
Przesiuchy Sqdowe W sprawie
deportaCyi przeciw Ludwikowi {,
MartenS'emu, agentowi soviet
nikow" w Stanach Zjednoczo--
nych. odbywaly sic wczoraj W
dalszym ciagu pred immigracyj-
nym inSpektorem - Shedd, W
departamencie piracy.
= Awokaci obu stron spodziewali
sic wczoraj zakonczyc rozstrzasa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

czeniem urzedowym, il bedzie E.
nergicznie PROFESSIONAL przeciwko
klauzuli w sojuszu anglo-jaPon--
skim, dotyczacej sic spraw chin
skich, jezeli Anglia i Japonia u
przednio ME p~orozumieja sic z
Chinami. w oSwiadczeniu SVEN
rad chihski powoluje sic ma fakt
Z roku 1917, kiedy Chiny zawiado-
mily Ameryke i Japonie, IL ME u
wazaja sic one obowiazane do
niczego przez porozumienie "a
warte miedzy Lassingem / ISL.
Wystapienie chihskie jest zna-
micnnym znakicm W zewnetrzneJ
polityce chiilskiej.
ZAMACH MA EX-KAJZERA.
Doom, Holandya, 10. czerwca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
GARIBALDI ZAMIERZA
URZADZIc WLOCHOM DRU-
GLE FIUME.

Paryz, Is. czerwca. - Gen. Pep
pino Garibaldi, prawnuk wielkie-
60 patryoty wloskiego, uklada
plan zaiecia Czarnogorza. Plan
Garibaldiego jest W zwiazku z
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wfoskiemi w Al
banii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
I poza mieiscowych delegation

L poza miejseowych delegatow
Dove giosowal przeciw takiemu
planowi, mowiac, &c ,nie jest do
syt surowy ola Chicago. Dele
gaci Chew i Fisk, take z poza
powiatu Cook, gtosowali przeciw
MENU be- zadnego wyjasnienia.
Wszyscy delegaci z powiatu Cook
glosowali przeciw temu projek--
tcwi.
Obecny senat posiada Al czlon-
kow, Z ktorych 10 pochodzi I po-
wiatu Cook. StoSownic do propo-
nowancgo planu, senat zostanie
powiekszony do 81 czlonkow. lccz
rcprczcntacya z Chicago ME 20
stanie wcale powiekszona. Repre-
zentacya pozamiejska zyska SEE
Sciu extra" delegatow. Plan Ia
XII zmniejszylby wp}yw rcprezen-
tacyi Z Chicago. Proporcya jednej
trzecicj scnatu ola powiatu Cook
i dwie-trzecie ola pozamiejsklch
reprczcntacyi Jest ustalona W
propozycyi a przyjetcj ola 1.-TWO
rzenia novel konstytucyi. Repre-
zcntacya. z Chicago zmniejszona
Jest ma podstawic cd 81 do 1913
D-ora,I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

- Kraza uporczywe pogioski o
zamachu ma e~x-cesarza Niemiec,
dokonanego przez Belgijczyka,
ktory dostal sic do zamku "a siat-
'zowanlym paszportem. E~N-cesarz
zostai raniony W policzek, a spra-
zamachu aresztoWany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
dziesieSdolaroWek

p~odrabianie dziesie6dolarowek.
ktore zamieniai ma p~iecdziesiat-
dolarowki. Wiezien ten byi "a
niony IA razy podczas sluzby we
Francyi. Sedzia Thompson wy
dajac wyrok, odciagnai wiezniowi
pc roku wiezienia "a kazda rang,
tax. re zostai on odeslany do fe-
deralnego wiezienia W Atlanta,
Georgia. tylko ma jedcn rok WIG
zicnia. Scdzia powiedziaf oskar-
zonemu. re takie przestepstwo do
maya sic wyroku Z maksymalnq
kare, Il. - lat wiezienia, lecz
sedzia ME mogi zignorowat rekor
du Swietnego zoinicrza. Telenski,
0 kt6rym powiadaja, &c jest Ro-
syaninem, chocial nazwisko ida
jc 81 bye polskicm - zapiSa} sic
do amerykanskiej armii ma po-
czqtku wojny.
Z "ONSTYTUCYJNE KON-
WENCYI re SPRINGFIELDU
Springfield, 18. cserwca. - Chi
cagoska reprezcntacya legislacyJ-
ma W obu Izbach kongresu ma
bye ograniczona. Delegaci z poza
obrebu powiatu Cook zdoSali pre-
prowadzic TAXA restrykcye wczo-
raj. podczas sesyi konstytucyjnej
konwencyi, giosami 43 przeciw
19tu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

francuskich zrodes oficyalnych %
przegrupowaniu wojsk francu-
skich ma granicy wioskiej Z glow
nemi kwaterami W Chambry l An
necy. Move trudnoSci waosklch
wojsk okupacyjnych W Alban'l
wywolaIy pc ca}ych Wioszech sill
ne antyfrancuskie uczucia, co
zn0w re strony francuskiej wy-'
wolaio oficyalne zaprzeczenlc o
udziale Francuzow W sprawach
albanskich.
CHINCZYCY 2 POWODU So
JUSZU ANGLO JAPON-
SKIEGO.
Szanchaj, 10. czerwca. - Rad
chihski zwr6cii sic do rzqdow an
gielskiego i japohskiego Z oswald
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
NC ADOO ME ZYCZY SOBIE
ZOSTAc

San Francisco, Is. czerwca. -
VIM. Mc.Adoo wyslai wczoraj ko-
munikat do delegatow krajowej
demokratyczncj konwencyi, pocho
dzacych Z zachodnich czesci Sta
now Zjednoczonych - z instruk-
eva. by ME siosowali "a MIN pod
Zadnvm warunkiem, DO on zdecy-
dowai SIG uic przyj9c nominacyi
ma prezydcnta.
WiadomoSc ia byla podana ust-
ME przcz zachodnicgo delegate,
ktory otrzymai ia osobiScie cd p.
McAdoo. Delegat ME zyczy sobie
opublikowdc swego nazwiska.
OPLACIL SIZE DOBRY RE-
KORD.
Filadelfia, IS. czerwca. - Do
skona{y rekord wojskowy Anto-
niego Telenskiego, podczas siuzby
poza Oceanem w czasie wojny -
ocali} so cd dlugoletniego termi-
ru wieziennego "a faHszowanie i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

ME dalszych dowod6w; sprawl
wtenczas bedzie odesIana do asy-
Stenta s~ekretarza Post'a. Urzed--
nicy departamentu piracy oznaj--
miajq, re ostateczna decyzya spo-
cznie W reku prezydenta Wilso--
na.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
%Te|egramyz agraniCzne'

0Iegfdmy Lagld0lCzne'
OCkOnczrnle re s'ronIcv l-szei
wiaja mniej mctalu w arkuszach
metalowych, 2 kt6rych jc wycina-
j. i latwiejsze sa do pakowania.
1852, 872 ZGINELO WE FRAN
Cyl PoDCZAS WOJNY.
Paryz, 1890 czerwca. -
Wedlug o%statecznej statystyki O.
f;cyalnej, zestawionej przez fran
cuskie ministeryum wojny, og0l-
ma liczba zolnierzv francuskich,
poIeglych w ostatniej wojnie wy
Inosi 1,362,S72. Z powyzszcj liczby
los 361,S54 Jest zupeinie niezna--
ny.
JAJKo JAKO JEDNosT-
KA ~MONETARNA.
Berlin, Is. czerwca. - w FIa-
lensee, w poblizu Berlina. otwo--
rzono sklep dia handful wymien-
nego, gdzie produkty wiejskiej So
wvmieniane ma artykuiv miej-
skie. Jednostka ola okreSlenia
wartoSci sluza jajka.
EX-KAIZER - zYDEM.
Berlin, Is. czerwca. - Zostaia
cpublikowana w Niemczech ksiaz
ka, W kt6rej autor w sposob nau-
kowv dowodzi, re ex-kajzer jest
zydem i lie "a pare lat ex-kron--
prime bedzie mima} wyglad typo
wego zyda. ksiazka ia jest uzy-
wana jake powazna bron przez an
tysemitow W Rampant wybor--
czej.
~IAPONCZYCY ZAMIERZAJA
URZADZIc WYSTAWE
w 1922 o
Washington, Is. czerwca. -
Dla upamietnien!a zwycieskicgo
z%akohczenia wojny Iaponczycy
proponuja urzadzit w Kioto wicl
ka wystawe pan-azyatycka lub
wszechSwiatowa.
DWULETNIA SLUzBA VOL
SKOWA WE FRANCYI.
Paryz, IS. czerwca. Zredu--
kowanie siuzby wojskowej do
~krGtszego terminu niz diva lata w
obecnych warunkach jest zupeInie
nicmozliwe, powicdzial minister
wojny NJ. Lelcvrc.
Dyskutujac sprawe woJsk fran
cuekich ma wschodzie, NJ. Lefevre
stwierdzii, il obccnie ma bliskim
wschodzie znajduje sic 10000 lot
merry francuskich.
JAPONCZYCY CIESZA S1E
z UPADKU JoHNsON'A.
Tokyo, 10. czerwca. - Wiado-
mosc o upadku .I%ohnson'a byfa
szeroko komentowana W prasie ia
pohskiej, kt6ra prawie re jedno-
mySlnie cicszy sic. re Johnson
ME zostal nominowany. Przyczy-
ma radoSci ~japonskiej Z niepowo-
dzenia Johnsona tkwi w jego po-
lityce antyjapohskiej W Kalifor--
nil.
GARIBALDI ZAMIERZA
URZADZIc WLOCHOM DRU-
GLE FIUME.
Paryz, IS. czerwca. - Gen. Pep
pino Garibaldi, prawnuk wielkie-
60 patryoty wloskiego, uklada
plan zajecia Czarnogorza. Plan
Garibaldiego jest W zwiazku z
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wfoskiemi w Al
banii.
WLOCHY 1 FRANCYA.
Paryz, 1S. czerwca. - Jedno--
c~zesnie z przyjsciem do wladzy
gabinetu Signora Giolitti wypad-
XII dni ostatnich ~rzucaja swiat}o ma
charakter nowvch stosunkow fran
cusko = wfoskich. Prasa francuska
komentuje zachowanie sic Wloch
pred wstapieniem ich do wojny,
kiedv Giolitti staf ma czele neutra
list6w wioskich. Jednoezesnie z
tym otrzymaliSmy wiadomosci z
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-12
ASSESSORS co OUT
MAJORITY REFUGE TO WORK
: WITHOUT INCREASED PAY.
Ask ousrantss Of salary Equal 70 That
Of Year Ago, When Work Wac
0rsatsr - Assessment 81 Personal
Property Only This Ysar-Fsw A..
ssoesru secure 4upplisA

Assessors Of MazShail county, meet
Ing Saturday preparatory 70 taking
up the work for 1890. showed . disin-
olinAtion to proceed unless guaranteed
. wage equal 70 that rsesivsd IN 1919.
Some Of the asssssors rsfussd TO take
out supplies and It II probable the
county board win face The problem OF
making . settlement or hatns me va
candles with other men.
The ate OF wages In this county has
been on . basis of $3.50 day a. q
mailman. and township assessors Az
eraxed. In 1919. 31ss for their work.
The county board checked up the -
ssssorS reports 20 determine the nuxn-
Der Of days the aasessofy actually were
engaged, and che 1919 work resulted IN
better pay than In 1t1A or than would
be rscsivsd this year. This was due 20
the assessment on real propsrty, which
Is naAds svsr1 other year. neoessitating
more time In making personal property
assessments.
Want Pay Equal 20 1919.
The pay received by the assessors IN
1919 amounted to 10 per cent more
than they received In 1913, when only
personal property was assesssd.s Hav-
Ing but personal property TO assAss
this year the pay Of th@aasessors would
amount to about what they received In
1918. or 10 per cent lsee than thstr pay
in 1919. y 4st
This difference IN pay 81 ancestors z
not due 70 any differences IN WACO paid
by In the difference ntime required to
complete the work. >Sss7
The assessors ask that tho board
guarantee them pay ecsal 10 what they
received IN 1919. or the same pay for
less work. Tho action Is taken, II Is
said. because of the increase in all otr-
err lines Of endeavor and the higher
cost Of living.
Board Not Notified.
AZ the county board was not In SEES
sion Saturday it, members were not
immediately advised Of the action OF
the assessors. It is expected the board
will consider tho action Of the asses
sors when 1t meets Wednesday.
city Assessor r. n. Har was not
among the assessors who refused to
take out the supplies. There were
some town and township assessors who
made no complaint and who took the
supplies supposedly to begin work.
The county board should have an In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-12
PUBLIC AUCTION.

Public Auotion--As I am breaking
up housekeeping will sell my entire
lot of household furnishings at
premises, No. 8 South Ninth street,
Marshalltown, Tuesday. Jan. Is, be-
ginning at o'clock: Sanitary couch
and pad, three section Globe er-
,necke book case, twelve Britannica
library table, Ave good
rockers. settee good sxl2 Wilton vel
vet rug, good sxlo Wilton velvet rug,
several small rugs. four character
sketches leather seat rockers, fumed
oak dining room set consisting OF
flfty-four inch table and largo china
closet. serving table, sdx leathsr-seas
diners, all to match, pedestal. ma
hogany dresser. oak dressers, COM
modes. clock. mirrors, iron bed and
springs, good hair mattress. new metal
circassion walnut finish bed springs,
mattr>ss, pillows, beddins. vac
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-12

uum sweeper. chatting diAh electric
globes. lace curtainA clothes hanpss.
porch swing. good Henry r. Nll~
piano ana bench. Hsrrsok BsfsieerAtsr.
fruit Jars, dishes and cooking vtsnssls,
Terms cash. blanche WAR; owner,
phone White SIS, Col Kendall. euc-
tioneer. phone 1874.
Public AuotIon--HAving sold my
home. will sell my household furnish.
ings on premises 6o7 West Linn stSssA
Marshalltown, wednesday. Jan. IL. as
p. m. as follows: Chtaa closet, side
board. dining table dining chairs.
combination bookcase and writing desk,
couch. leather upholstered rocker. oak
rockers. good organ in walnut case.
office desk chair fern stands, vacuum
sweeper. dressers, commodes. iron bed.
springs. mattress, double-coN bed
spring, clothes rack. guitar. lamps,
ferns, 60-foot hose. fruit Jars. stone
jars, tubs. boiler. dishes. cooking utsn-
sils, step ladder. bowls. pitchers. thirty
gallon steel drum. plush robe. horse
blanket scythe, gas cans, i've. paASsn-
ger, 75-B Overland. with new battery,
extra tire. license paid. car - In good
mechanical condition; hero 10 GOOD
bunch Of goods: don't miss this sale.
Terms cash. A. L. Gillette, owner.
Colonel Kendall. auouonesR. Phone
1872.
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innate knowledge Of the work Of maxi
Ing assessments, 1t is said. as Chair
man Henry c. Goscks was assessor for
twelve years. D.
cslshratss Anniversary.

AZ q fAnaily gathering. including also
! few close friends, held at tho homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Whitehill. at
STATE Center eunday. the soth birth
day anniversary Of Mrs. Margaret
whitehill. mother OF commandant B.
G. Whitshir. Of this city. and w. J.
Whitehill. Of state Confer. was cels-
brsted. Mrs. Whitshill, who 10 one
Of the pioneers Of the county has
three sons and one daughter. all OF
whom wsrs living. They. with their
families, attended the gathering. In
addition to w. ]. and B. g. Whitehill
Tiers were DR.. Nelson NJ. Whiteails
of Boone. and Mrs. L. J. Rice. ofsHubs-
bard. Mrs. Mary Vance, Of this city,
accompanied her daughter. Mrs. B. G.
whitehill, to State Center.
= Mrs. Whitehill was born Gibson at
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southwest Iowa 10 fertile Held coS
<he man with anything TO ssil that has
.,srit. esvsnty.sivs Thousand people n
southwest Iswa read the daily Non.
nareii. II u tho great want "a msdium
az this section. Il = known aar ana
vide 60 produose a. rssuitA II yos
have land or anything s,Se 90 sall or
tssAa ~ N touch with southwese
lava thru Ne NsnpArsll Counail
als1sI Iowa
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NORTH DAKOTA LAND.

For Ssls-North Dakota and Min
nesota lands. choice Improved farms In
southeastern North Dakota and west
en- Minnssota. We grow stock, corn,
clover and Ill kinda Of Smsll SsAan.
c5oee - uAaskstA Lana ven .deAlne1.
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WANTED
FOUND
LOST

Barnett, W.. Jan. 10, 1870. She was
married at Green Mountain In 1859 to
w. III. Whitehill. who died In 1908. The
family homo for many years was q
short distance east Of State Center.
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Classified Advertisements
FOR SALE
TO RENT
TO EXCHANGE
BY GEORGE AeMANUs

Always plenty Of rainfall. We are In
the famous Red River valley. Write
for prices and descriptions AGENTS
wanted. Cox & Staples. wahpcton.
North Dakota.
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= > - : > . =
STOLE NJ.

Stolen--A liberal reward will be paid
TO any one furnishing information
leading TO the where "a bouts OF the
Ford touring car 1916 model. license
number 220S5s and engine number
1881 that was taken on last Tues
day evening ut the Methodist
church. corner Main and Second
streets. r. II. Har. phone White l44&.
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