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Nol tn-'.I* " " ; ' ? " ° " I e " ' : : . s ; , , ; n g | f i n i -vin ou imphwementof road.uzdb ueme nt walls~ ' t h e w o r kwillRev. w. 'p_ Swd dud ;}Dof Q-
_liar ua the euunty Kel! WbtihtldlfNo ti a1| hereby given sim2M '§"i§.."° '"'§' .é'i`."f|.°L°§' £:ldhecoUI¥l1!so1Il?;#abject of'lI . " . . m- . . . L mah ! wi ll ? \ ' € " ° hn w .S~=»;}==; *Q
nglishL.E.Nelsons p a tHYinBmrdofCountyCommiulonanuf I-. nr before I2 o'¢lock H.,of2hp"Sunda:r maming: "ATn z c C mgp - I M. al. 3 ° g»§==;¢w est°;.3T,
, d m l 0 " " h "WaahinginnCounty.Neuman,hrlllai-.11dw of February ,1921,and tion of Dispenxational Tmth."Sub-:ID A..P i o.ll'-'Thk w
Mi uW, H. Harrison nturned Tuesday on LM mn du of February, 1921,1ez1mu lf the ¢ve|11n|¢\':on; *'Gud'| Noeveningsez-nee.emust be uc ompanled by 4 c anJ K * °ziran-ml ln hom |. wee weeks visit vim a son so the lowest and bent bidder a y early20011y a b l e w s z u m mofsin."Choir praCll£¢Reeder andfamily arelg quaChu. and family at Des Bloina.eontm:L fortheconstructionM-a;=§°°'~c _§; 8 c,;_,§' jg; '\;:,hlng¢,n Friday evening.Itnic for nznull-p-6xbut awe grtting
rn de-Th, W ¢mqp; Club me! int Friday ¢m:tlnn or repsntion of lil bridges, f; nl, g g mzubeforfeitrtli vB_ ]'g_°bh_ Minister.along nicely.
18 50 with Hn. Wm. AdamsQl¢u1v¢r|..q and approaches l.!i¢n'l.o, theu7''(gd,fuses'u.........ml-»¢v¢In was mverfroml-__. -f ....1...:.\. lhlu anrerocl £500 lm:» £0 the 001Ili! in the bire.._ -__ - _
THEALL ms PEOPLE
GENERAL ANI) LOCALNEW 5 AND COMMENT
|,~;Nebraslggw sw sw'nm,¢ of Linc oln is nuhitituti
lu! p la n.Th A i u mduan-R:ball lea Paper
an \uAc:uu~.l{1*¥ nf\l PDITNM l*\[3RDA¢ -IZA. JANIIADY.20. WZ!hated the High aenooi mlm
C.Hr. and Hrs. John Spangler
,u s n g e n to Omlh l S ala d s ;
llr. mdHrs. C.Boone of
folka nviaiilngatthehom
th# h ttc nparent.: M . and
C. H. Gnu.Mr. md Mn. J osEmerson
main, werevisitingSunday
Ilenrun Jungbluthk.
An eight pound boy na bey
day,January7, to .Mn and
801.11 Svenpld.
min Violet Hall of Fromoz
PRESSER'SMUSICALMAGAZINE
THEETUDB0
The Delight. DI Counllrss Music al Homes
The IITUDII fppplics every need of thc musical hpme except thaablilly t~ png or aE:;g and it helps its readers to improve that ability
every day of the year.It is 1 :nl guidl w the highcrt engioyment
in music study.Tl- I E B E S TOF MU S I C A L ; N' o ' E S TM E NTS
Tm: ETUDE | )lRlXG EVERY YEAR Co1~muz~:s=
M U S IC ( s t s r e t h l e n l t e r n t e : ) , Z¢ 0 ; i e o e n t a r ¢ n g e | | i n n I2 5 c$ 3 . 9 0
l»0 0!S( 20 val ue s at $ l. $% )n in s 1 re mu bk i eh ct io l In E li n;£5 00
.'g g g m
£ ¢ t | I T H B £ 1 ' U U £ ¥ | r s : n | i d - m r---_L 0 0
f n f t n l h i l r e n n c l t~-1-------$ 8 3 3 0
T i mL ` T U D Ec o n t a i n st h eg i s to fi n n u m e r a b l eI e s s o n sf r o m
f a m c u st e a c h e r sa n dv i r t u o s o aw h o s es 4 : n i c e st h u sg i v e ni no n ey e - a r
r e c k u n m ia zt h e i rr c g u i ar a t eo fi n c o m ew o u l da m o u n tt oa tl e a s t
$0000.00_
$2.00 a Year~254: a Copy
THEO_ PRESSER co., 1112 Chestnut s¢., Phila., Pa.
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i nf t ebiw e~; . . . : ; . : x . : '. ' . . ' ; ; ~ . . . .~~~
a yn ow o kt h eb e ns om ee l e c i d c
l i n z h zp l e n tt oh a v ei tr e p m l r e d .
T h el a d i e so f t h eB a p t i s tG u i l dm e t
i n tW e d p e s d e ya f t c r n o o nw i t hM r s .
J .C . _B a i l e ya n ds u p r i s e dM r s .
W o o d sa n dh e rd a u g h t e r ,H r s .C .C .
P r i m - c z .A f t e ras o c i a lh o n ;en i c e
m e hw a sa e : m Ll i n .W a n d sw a s
r e s e n t e da.v e n i rs p o o na m !M r s .
o m "eMMp z m .
etmctilree.matcriaiforsane. |11
kinds of hauling, lisa: :nd theful!
completion of some needy fou use, to
be built by Yfeahlngton county during
the period of onc year from January
lst, 1921, to the lat day of January,
1922.Slit! bids and the afonnnkl c rm-
lion.connmctionandrepantlon
shall be ln acconce with the plane
and euoclficatlons hcxxetofore adopted
or f a | to onrmd give bonds ln meianer or form ls]
|c1|ui|1:d by theCdunty. in casethc.
contract beawardedto him.The
number and kindof bridge:to bc
built and the proposed lortlionwill!
bc in ac c orénm wiihthe airmen of'
ghe County BoardofsaidC<\uni;
fwm time go time; allbid! willbe
opcncd at thehourabovestated
an-I the Boerd zescrvee the right to
rcjcct any md nlfbidn, io :wand con-
tacts gov di!¥ercn|. kinda and classes»» -_ .|:l..........| "mlr¢¢rInH\:ll=.nl
uxn E n wo oD ' s E N'I £ RTA ! N CALHOUN DEPOT DEDICATED
hir.m d Mn .Underwood,Super-`Editor Frank Adams,nf the Fm.
intendent and Linton of the Cu.11\¢lI Caihoun Chronicle, makes the follow-
»1.
- n ' n u n s
Mrs. Anna. Cook Martin was | vic-tim of n vat? filunant sqrprim when
on last Sagarvday 'ivmiiag 1 bevy of
lady friend!walked into har home
and prepund 5 tent to bl rudy at
the time of har srrlw from work.
The wa nt was a very qp e u b la
nurpria. mdtl1e evening nru muc hbijéind by ua.
Than lnflictfng tlmamselvea on the
lady were an follow:-Hn_ Mary C.
Debel, Mrs. Minn!! Van Deuleq and
the l l l l l u Funny .L||'ltry.Frinces
Gross. Ilia Joiguon, Mnry Cook. Elin.
~r the new atructure so as to give
:hem about a _10 n.gelllng for a
kitchen and dining room and on lad
Friday Invited as mm? men as would
volunteei to help niove the dist and
Plrilife of their hospitality for din-
er' to come me help.
About a dozen men or as many aa
could work conveniently reponded
during the day and evening moved
~ t 200 yards of dirt.Mr. Undei-
woo da ay a th atb y tho lad.off Une
week they will have moved about 260
rude of din and lt will thou be about
ready for the mason: to put in the
cement floor.
They expgez to use the old dining
room for a chapel. a place that la
alway s nladedina home of this kind
and when completed is supposed that
the minister: of the dlfeqent church-
oa of the city will respond to ealle
to hold services than if It does not
oonllict with their own aervioea.
Sup'£ and Matmu Underwood dew
ly appreciate the work of the follow-
ing men, W. K. Jones,John Hyde,
Clyde Berger, John Smith, I. N. War-
rick, Frxk Dudgeon, w. J. Kcopman
wi th m and team, Gilford Dixon.
Frank Shafer, Rev. Sheldon, Chu_ A.
Thomas, Christensen Lbr Co.man.
In lhe evening fresh r4.°4:ruit.s were
added;E. Tysonand somilanhall.
Shany ooxe,Dr_Hemphill,Hugh
W filhh Henry Ruwo,Oscar Gaye]
and h i t non Ly¥e Guyor.
..imc as to just how they wttllltl ~r cation of their new deplt at Cnihoun
l
..-..........The diy sound! met on Int Tues»
day efming lad there being no quo-
rum present uliourned until Int ul-
ning Witlwtrt dw# any banana.Th"
resignation of light cmnmiuionerllc-
Cmley uns remi nd b ut lnld ou r .
On hm evening they qiin met and
after dineuwlnz irarlou: points of ln-
Leres: docldld to do nuthin! with the
A BIRTHDAY PARTY ' 5 ' é "INSTALLATION OP 'rn
!FFICERS OF RZBEKAH AND
On the 14th. Inst., nboot fifteen Of ODD FELLOW!! ORGANI-
Lhe oltl soldiers,their wives la d ZATIONS.daugfhtera gathered at the home of'Dr. J . v.llmehmm to remind hisn|On Tuesday eveniuz Jon. 18.
lhlt he had reached another milestone }oiut installation of ofhcers d the
cn |ife'| }oumgy The evenlng waslbgkgh lad Odd Fellow: lodges
spent. as madly I1 at such gather~.},¢|d at the lodge rrooma.im and nt a. lata hmm Hrs. Hhwh-|The installing 'omccrn were .\_
man served | .nicl lunch after which Hgnng,Gr md i l l l i l f for insilll
u I bade the veteran and doctor I tion and Hre_Henry Handle.
good night *ind wished thlt he might Dope.President.
pus many more°sueh joyful ~The Kumand Rebokxlu und'*-
irml Fellows had lqeen invited over .~
plane ,,,,¢,.,¢.¢
The following Rebekah omear; we
mi l l e d ;Mn .Mary m u .
Noble Gun d;M l u H¢l~=»Hakes
Vim Gund; Hn. Lent Thom, Sec '
Mn_ Ruth Chdmtlanasn, Tau p
A|n'm2|eKqen. Chlpldn; Mu.
G1ny and Hn. blinds Hiller, Ri;
m d Left Su pp o mn :M i n | .
Black and Mn. P, Slider. Imidt
Outside Gumdtanr;H n .w~
Schmidt.Condurtor;Hrs.la tll~
Hansen, Warden..The Odd Efeilours [bullied the fo
lowing principal clinc h:W
Seluifemnau, Habla -G1md:H~
Wright. Vice Gund: Dua H~
For many months the public m1nd
hu_been studying on the
outcome of the city'| Bunc h! c on-
diticm and thoughtful ones have ahah*
cn their heads and prophesied |
there must be nn end, e stop »o
where..
Blair a clase of c ithallI ~for fadvmindedness and genemelti'
cannot be surpassed anywhem .
with burden :her burden. being land*
e d a n th e mi t i n a e f e to any th ! !
ninety per ment are 'ready to n i t !
halt.l
Some have as yet nn stopped £0
figure up where we stand md tothe!
an !\fil.h!9_.¢i!':ei;!_§z1r¥!l £!"'_$_"'
ed from various sources that may
pmfm Interesting and instn-netlw~e_ In
this we will :ive round numbezj and
n o t t r y t o b e e u c t b u t i n n l l t h l a g l
me will be appmximntely right..
Starting with uw light ho
unwnting t0$31.0U0, city lull $1 ,
sewer 390900. and taking th t .
mate of the cost af paving appreci-
mnting ac c ording to th e erqinafs
estimate 3400.000 makes n total 'iiobligations zo pay of over 8602.000
e n d t h i e u z d n s t lt o w n w i th m y l i -
eaaned valuation of app:oxinutely
$140,000.
Thule debts have been auumed by
the public at n thne when the ihltretunh could be en}oyed for tludnon-
for the new Calhoun depot were held
Tuesday evening of this week, and
judgilipg from the very enjoyable
and felicitous event it pmved to be
the dday in observing the formal
opening of the building had served
to add anticipation in realization, and
in this case realiutlon exceeded an~
ticlpation.An official car attached to the
northbound evening train brought
General Inspector J. A. 0'Brien, Div.
Supt. E. c. Blundcll,Div.Freight
and Passenger Agent E. J. Calfand
and Traveiing Enrlneer Lynch, .while
alhoun and vic inity was well rep-
-. nted by an audience which con-
siderable more than occupied the scat-
Ing equipment of um waiting' roomHenryRohwer was in c harrge of
the program. intnnducing as the Brat
speaker May or Vaughan, who made
a few remarks appropriate m the oe-
c u i m.He was followed by J .H.
Finch, who appeared with a large
yrreath of mace on his arm. and af-
ter a splendid tadk dealing with the
subject of faithfulness he. on behalfof the citizens of Ft. Calhonn';-pff5-
aentd Station Agent Lf.W.Marr
wife with the wreath,as-a_tem
tim la!of thc falthftdneea ze the
n i l company and the pub]ic of
Mr. and Mrs. Marr during their 17
yearn of service hem.Mr.Marr
responded with the simple but plain-
l l
I I
BLAIR
Pmf_R..A.Emerson of
University.u m a . N .Y . h u
visiting his Iistlr und bmtha~in
Mr. ma Hrs. Sorenson of c ut
fl! lrtr ut.PM. E me n on vu f o nu e ri y
¥
~ent been put of! until times were
Ormal the public. to mr the lout,g ould have saved one lui!of the
oney whllch would hxve meant lo
urh ze the tu:-payer who through
g -\ obligations incurred by the wer
would heve than hui enough to
EI
r
'I'1'
nd.
W u it | . . | o o d bullneu move?
» .any fair-minded man in Hllir
1 that the ventum at that time
~owed any budnell acumen and;=i ain while the luv may hrve dven
duh: no alddle such a burdeniumu: consent or leave on the peo-
e. does that nuke it morally right?
., These end other potent reuons
ve Brougl-ni. eboht tlié'eall¥orn-ouQthe city mumgenhip plum..A
~`-lal election for this ,purpose will
,held on Friday, Feb. lth.\
The public at llrge have become
~r~.ati5&|d wth! the any the 4:ity'|
men hu been cnrried on and are
ing this y to melre n change
~tl Le expreub themselves.
T h e m plnmearrleg with lt the
ught d a. stronger md more emai-
.t form of g01"ern5|i"lenL Ita plen is
ge elect Hr: men of business lhility
a board and they lnturnm :deck
mmm' and the idea is to c enter
im this man the olhc e of light and
tuner commissioner and mayor than
flu n g him the authority that in
needed to carry on the bu:ln.e¢a_ of
..
r
wlih wmlinn runuc?
lilair's Finances ln h,§Deplnrable Condition.
ma s u m; mu ho me fo i kg .
Hr. andHn. HermanJun
auwed to Omnlxa Tuesday,
Siu. Drusilla 3'IcCann md4
1h" M n m d,Maa.. Geo.Smithm d
kb ut\ 'ardeli Ruckev spent from Wednes-
i n u g h -5 5z i n t i lS u n l l l yw i t hr c " 1 a ! . i \ e ai n
_ ...
by ghé County Board and now on tile
ln the offic e of the County Cerk of
WuhingtnnCounty,Nc br nk us hlil
be ut a specified sum per iineal font
01 uorw w uluumvnw \.v"..,........- _.. _full power to throw out bianket, col
lcctivs or giefactive bids.Pxry Q Debcl, County Cleric.
50~-in¢... Quik wan shnnnirrltIn Ul1'i|.ns|n ra5hDonald. Of Tllilmin- """'lr.... n.. ¢nnl\"l1rl1ll!llP! at a slleti-Iu y | | a u u u- . -. .-S a t u r d a y .. s . . l m i l n C i n I eo f t h e C o n l r e
a °,;' " W "visitor 'l'|\un\hy- gg;',T'_,"|§`iiAZii"};,,,hr ' ugII. n. Cammm ||\d.Qu. §__°d*¥ mlnuieluna .nt a apecllled num per
~ heldtheirmeeuni
atthehome of Mrs.Chadie Am
drawsassisted brMrs.WillWhit
fmd.Le1\Is.Krajlcekrcturzued to Guy
bull, Wyomlm- Thundsy morrdng af
tera twou1~¢k.1visiiwith 111.
were Omaha bwneu visitors Thun-
xhy.R. J. Schencit' andDr.Cameron
were in feknmnh Thursday.
L. D. Iluniic spent aevreol days in
Omnhn Inst. week.James Johnson, ofCrnlg.spam
Zinn! foot for pilinginplaceof
substructure:ataspecifiedsum
gg: foot (boardmeasure)for caps,
my b rac es mm!other woodused
inmbalrudureandapproaches;at
a npeciflml sum pencubicfootin
allenforlone. Inzf clt.cementor
* _
'On account of the present epidemic
of smell pox it has seemed wise to
postpone our specialGospelmeet~
ima until Jun. 30, by that time the
epuiernlc ought to be under control.
Luz un lmlp in mind lhat they have
.\.4_-.....lmf. Mm. amy awww.as na;ah HMrs.Lets Marshallmd BeitsoI waermnn reinives.r---Peterson ieft \\'edn¢-mday fmt Grrth-'Misa Mildvfl 5""\fU'°r\ zawe a par- concrrtc work; at n 'P"°m°dsu:| """ been given *-\P» °!1i3»POB1.pom:|z.- .».._uf wulmmny evening for a number per Imoai footfor$"b'"'"at".Th'" will five Us more time to preap ec ih eds u mp e rp o u n df o ro t h e rp a r efvn t h e m .L e t u a d o t h i sw i t h
' \ -....\--..\.:.....allHe Center, Iowa to attend me nm-e n lo f Hn .12¢~n=ie Rhodes.She
er.:wellknownhereanB#Ich
Gray.Ihnc ing club No. 2 held n dance
at theCity Hall Thursday evcninsz
Janunry 6.Then was n large at
tendmceandall reponed avery
of young foks.' Mr s a n dMrs.MalvernAc kr pu n
came up from .Blniz .Wednesday and
ure ai the pmvntul Denny Ackonnan
home woat of Lawn.
Mr. andMrs.ClaudeClements
we nBlair visitorsFridny.
Mrs.Wo-oder expects to lcavc thi#
mnbedaln in plnce.Repairs to bent
n npedhod sum per unit quantity in
place.All bids on steelandwood
nlmctunes to be made sepwiite. The
priceper thousand 'fer hauling; andputting old lumber _inplace.u w'
priceperzhousnndrequiredinze-
emir wnrlc nidinnlacef fSLIDL \
|)\£\)0l. IDU neun ktrlilluqpThere will be`tho regular sc 4 2:cs
nextSunday.Sunday schoolat10.
morning worship at 11, youngpoo
plo's service at 6130,andthc sow;andpreaching se.'ice at 130.The
subjec t for the morning servic e n:ll
L;"` _ itra]' ; . uir:hlntcrinl
I
r"'E.`E.T»=:Dei;'" "
m m mM EB~
l o~s m m c m,
17716C r ; 1 a : "S u p r e m er
lhousasedin Things," and for thewensnz.".»\.thousandinMan WhoLeft GodOutofHB1B e f f f f g p d M O V ? , O I e a . s " : n gf h a "
any m /7d H ava na ci ga r.
lf'7¢u»- d'eo/er can? suppbf yvu wr/eur
I. LEWIS CIGAD MTG. CQ N°;f°r}"N~'
Rw.oe C°°" ""' visiting " """"' Im win and mm fvlénds there.withhisfrindpnrentsMr.andTha ,m.m1| nox has not aprcml a
Hn. PI. M. Cook nf Benson. Nebr.
and Ra-beknh lodlres hrld a joint m-
stlllntion of offic er: for the coming
yeaq\A.G.Ludwig:tnnnacted busi»
ness In Omaha en Tunday.
Mr-w. I-Ivorelt French andchildren
a nvisitingseveral'day s at the
cation.Mrs. Py§ea ratumrd Tjnunwiay froma two month: stay at Grand Island
\pit.h her gnuddauzhwrMn .Jess
llun g ltaShownsau.compawed
hams by. Mr. and Mn. Peng Petersen
\o|1n md nlm :nenttheirholidzsys
_ - - -.. .._tionsheletoforendoptedibythe
County Board of '5\'a,shingLnn Com:
13 and now onme intheCounty
Clerk's office cfWmshingtofnCoun
U- atIkiair. Nebraska.
Bidsshallbcseparateoneach
.am.........¢ \.:..,| -...| ..:....nr l.r;,|,,,.,,
The good work begun on the {¥:\t
Sunday of the y earwas cmztinuml
the 1mendSunday:two added b:=
iv.ttcratlhvmorningservice um!
onn byprimary obedience at the e
. - _ : _ _ .. »l » A
nccr'Int without referenc;~ua tI1c|Sunday morning will be "The Per-
°' ~ri for the
For many months the public mind
l1u_been studying on the " ".
outc ome of the c ity'| tlnanc ial con-
dition and thoughtful ones have ahah*
on their hoods and prophesied |
there must be an end, e stop »o
where..
Blair a claee of c itholll ~for falilimlndedness and geoeroelti'
cannot be surpassed anywhero .
with burden :her burden. being lofadl
e d o n th e mi t i n a e f e to nay th ! !
ni lxe ty pe r e mtu er e a d y to ca!!ehu i.2'
Some have as yet nn stopped £0
figure up where we stand and tothe!
so \!fil.h!9_.¢l!e.!._&!L£¥'U'!' £!"'_$_"'
ed from various aourcea that may
pmve Interesting and instructiv I n
this we will :ive round numbezj and
n o ti r y t o b e e x a o tb u t l n a ll t h l a g l
me will be approximately right..
Starting with uw light an
arnounting to$31,0U0, city hall $1 ,
:over 390900, and taking the .
mate of the cost of paving approxi-
mating ac c ording to th e erqinafs
estimate $430,000 makes n total 'iiobligations to pay of over 8602.000
a n d th i e a g d n s t lt o wn wi th m y a o -
eoaned velultlon of approxlnutely
$140,000.
Thazue debts have been aeaumed by
the public at o time when the listretunh could be en}oyed for tholnon-
ey expended, at 1 time when adolla
had. according to careful estimaonly thirty-B\e per cent of iunealo
normal pomhasing power.Th ae
ligation:were piled on an unauspoet
ing public when the whole nation.
in the throes of a mad delirium
money pen dly nd it miutjae \
f ° f ¢ ¢ o » _~
poor will be a burden almost unbel
ab le , a n d th o o o \ h o me p o s tth llc t
ive time of llfe.those who hav
reached old age cannot meet.1
mans' instances thi! tax will be con
ilscatory. being more than the valu
of the nrvpfrw Had this improve
~ent been put of! until limos were
1 Ormal the public. to mr the lout.,
g ould have and one lui!of tho
onry whllch would hnve mo n t l o
urh zo the tu:-pay er who throufh
g ~\ obligation! incurred by the war
would hsvo than hui enough to
EI
r
'I'1'
nd.
Wu it |...| 'ood bullneu mo w?
» .any fair-minded man in Hllir
1 that the ventura at that time
.1 owud any budnell acumen and
i nin whilé the Ill' may hrvo dvon
rixht no alddle such a burden
ithouz oomont or have on thu poo-
e. does that nuke it morally right?
., Then md other potent reuons
ZFz
ve Brougl-ni. nboht tlié'call¥orn-ou
tl the city mmmgenhip plum..A
=-lal election for this .purpose will
,held on Friday, Feb. dth.\
The public at llrge have become
f r~.ati5&|d wth! the *ly the 4:ity'|
men hu been cnrriod on and are
ing this y to mnlre n change
~tl Lo oxproub themselves.
T h e m plnmurrleg with lt the
ught d a. stronger md more emai-
.t form of g01"ern5|i"lenL Ita plnn is
jo elect Hr: men of business lhility
a board and they lnturnm :deck
mmm' and thc ide a is to :enm
m this man the olhc e of light and
tuner commissioner and znnyor than
flu n g him the authority that in
storied to carry on the bu:ln.e¢a_ of
Ule city ln an zconomlal and buglnoas
Hire mmner.In so doin!the citytill h e the pinot by doing . W
jilh much high priced help and plac-
lnz the directing of tho whole under
fha one mon.lti n wn r i h lh e tr y i n g if it does
r
l; ~t pr ove utis fdo ry in n o ml-
.» n \ » w v w 1 ¢ m n » ° 1 § .ioln vbld oln eluq be h urt. li"
cannot iam! sho expense that th
present manummnz hail dune.iz in
up to the voter Other I0\\1u1a2l! try-
in: it. md ali mmm it._ .nn improve-
| mlnt.lf o ther mm c an pr ofit by
it, why not Blair?
i t 'w ||
Blair's Finances ln h,§Deplnrable Condition
:nt so flmlnk you from the bottom of rn
lend heart."which Mrs.Marr prompt!
Ilghl eonunlndumrh mixmtlon until
§ csmmittes should coder with Yum.
Uh r x mn f lr mu v i th th e g e n lla -
mnn dxlx mornin; he wi lh d nw h u
redgution.We u v : h o i n f o m ld
5' Une of the eomxdlmm uns cluma
lKrause the line-.lnm for the :ily rd-
.¢....| this ninrninu u m years u m fR(|uenzly vunuuB ld r while w l l l l d h x n c u n h
work fo r thi!hudz nivh xml no
doubt il 'dl :y mnmhued Qy | num-
ber of ou r d tiu nl.A l th i : wl r th z m n ' h h l n .
Su r q u un h u hd u h h h a r Np th n r
l a r u v n n l n a n . h i w a l k ' n l \
I
words oi' encoug|¢¢ment to the good
work.They wen Mendames, Tyson,
Kooprnan. Triplett. Guyer and Krdf
CROW ELL HOME ;U n i x - : n u n s a u r r u u u s
a - u !.
lim. up at the Crowell Home moale
brave ear):month's birthdays of the
members of the Home on ono oc u-aion.Thls month the following mem-
bers were fasted and honored: Mrs.
Farley . Hr Copeland.M i n Sallie
Smith and Miss Knee.hfrsl Farley
has the honor of having* resided on
this old earth for ninety-four year;
»~d;m,,¢»
Hr, Blundell was tho next. speakm
ard after highly complimentary :tau
ments regarding the 37 years o
loyal and eflldent service Hr.Ala:
has #VCU the company, he told hp#
Cll!w\u\.qq¢ Us hn depot.,In tl:
'soot!-n¢'¢»fa»:¢¢s'v'1l'~~v|
planned that the buildingnwaa zo \
the usual little one-waiting-mon
cubby-holeo|'|'»ce affair, but Mr, Blu:
dell thousphl. we were entitllui I
s o me t h i n f mm.Consequently I
made a trip to St, Paul. laid the ca:
before ihe General Manager,wl
agreed with Mr, ,Illundell and umle
ed the plana. which hadmlready bet
='a-1.-=.--.-»°=h o m en fh o rp a r vn t sM r .a n d!» l r s . l ` l _ ; _ _ " " " " " '|uluutucusAllluu u u§ | §BCA) \\
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g l l i u *, p v n u n g ' j "- -. .
I r i q ; r \1 .\°x . . . 1 n . .| l ~lnhnRmnrld!u a - -u..a...--..Al It \ m il l r h n ow r n t l'MJR uH 5 5 8D u e l" `H o w s ;r nn9m rmT e l u m a hI - r i d n ya n d0 5 1 1 9 1 1t h e h
'
h,m i ni n`
d u p :t e rf } ° = ~ =f f 'n zj " .s r r a n d p n n m uM r ,a n dM n .G i 1 i i m \ F
b n 'p m n t n. l l ra n dH n .JHl u l lS u n d a ye \ w i n gM ra n dM n
: E r__¢.|¢nnvv1n"'Y'~
FEEDS LOWESTLuunJ h0 nm-1Laymond Bavec went up Sunday an-i'Hran d lin .Ro y am o f F r e -.¢x innz a»1u~ spent m day.mo-1a n ; ;" g g r n s m m ? fThe Womans Club aregoingto
Mr. andme 3n.glue n box mein! 'Ihursd:\;.c\enin|;
rI .."Rf basket 5,11 tram will journv'at the buick halt.The pmeeedu to be
go Cedlr BillfflFridayevening u)\l."C¢l £0 hdp lIl8kD up the dfnth of
.... c'fwtureNur!e.Theurchesirn
Jm§`»vm¢m of Rx. cnhoun'mu pleulnf. ¢£|1¢r.¢¢.1m. Ente:-prln Bl|.h',Na Jn. 154-4g|,,d,|_)..
Dmes 'l`hurad.|y.Aman; the half down Uiglonl :hot
Mn . F H.C\| rLdg¢ md Hin Mnry by (J ah u m a o n his f u m n u rIN YEARS A
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t
5
d a ri ft h ew c a t h r rwallp r i m a .a e t o I u m i a h m u s i c .1__ _. _ _M n .Pe t e rS ve n g u r do fU m mbaM .~ M r s .H e n r yC o o p e r s p e n t"vi si t in g S !\fB l" l \ d ay s l l t h e \ 10 IlI¢ 9 *t h cp ': : | w g g k W i l l ar c l n l i vt sa tT c ` ~~~~
I n n mFisrnmemrd..I1| -
Thege PRICES
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nun clcepty lppltclnws ulrunul; a.The young Ladies Business Club
ol the First Methodist church in Oma-
ha added to the enjoyment of the oc-
casion by sendingdairthday gifts for
the honored ones and the day was one
lmlgg to be rcmembercd by the reci-
d1°awl1, changed to give Calhoun xtdepot which in point of cost ls thlrtl
in the Nebrfulta division, Mr. Blun
dcll stated that in puttin!!up the
building the idea of Calhoun some
day ,installing n water system was
considered, and when the time comes
s " ; » c r t x c c n e n ;
Landis and J.
confessed that
in thiny-revcn
nround to the
|J¢rlUIu|.ullLt Us sumhl. Finch.The \nl.tAf|
it was the nrsntimf
years he had stopped
music c f the dreamy
waltz and thc mystic maze of thc
polka and t\to-step,and white Mr.
_ - - ' f u n - -- -_e ve n i n g , " Th e T e s t n r T h e H s fn d n "
O n t h e t i n t w e a l l m y n o t , a g r e e . b u t
I t h i n k w e w t l l o n t h e sec on d.W e
a l i h a ve o u r o w n i d e a s . b u t t h e t r u t h
w i t !s t a n d t h e te s t o f in ve s t i g a t i o n
Y o u w i l l a r c c i a t z t h e h i s r e -- . . . . . s . . . l -' I l l . . . .l h f n r ( `
. . | 1 l I l P ~
end in Omaha.tag snscncn ru:mu Dana: arg #vowJohn Mc Kenzie, formerly with The the "'°"*¢°" l f caught or "*'°*»
Enterprise. but now of Loognn Iowa please notify E. R. Webb,Phlh dtk
called on the Rhoarlcs fsmlly reccntty. ggi-» "PL Flying from SL Paul,
nn.Karl Koltermus, the Rf'°l'°" Store The color of the wanderer was so
'"'"T un "d'f°"""5 s pnce gut sale similar to tw of the other pigeons
" " " " " "knnun..c. n. (`o<Lseyd EIelT!H u m a nDepartmentXmmah vnlnm SSW.n were2~Q,The an-~¢ Qwwu mn hrp mo5
~~~-~_- _ Um mad u mm um :Mr 11~».:;,~y
Bran
Shorts
$1.75 per hundred
~ss"iP ents.for such an improvement the hi. & OI l.:u1¢Ii5 hunt got an mpc rnemnluc nenteu vu |:|\uI:|.»--»-~-- --p g 5 3;N1 3 1 3,.can be dependeei upon to assist in kinks out of his underpinning. hear them
0 l l E LRT C0 [Vx DII..*i bringing it about.ghelieve 'Ira it was some exhibition of Choir pnctice on Friday ew
Ge o. Lu k resident of the Plat Mr. D'BHen, the next speaker. also' the terpsichorean nrt these two wor-atiho negular time and place.
n peau Bank of Hemmn. Ind dee-|1n| l:| P"M tribute to the iine recon! of Mnithy and dignltied gentlemen put up, ottltnfn ' g f meat at seven--..-_-|..-... .\... nr.. .=....-. unl\iln npnthia dom! burn.ih¢1&f many ords of approciatil
am! vxamue mnunwn .,.~... .few days lu! weekwith hershutMn. l-'nd Kroughandfamilyat
Blah.GeneBu|'lic attendfvd the (unernl
of m-M s. muy at mm Wednes-
day..c. u. uuumm; alwnded Ihr Imple-
evrnlng ac the Allen smnhlwmr.
Mrs. Smith served n dcllclom lllrrla.The followingwerepnu-nc:llr.Mn. H. ~ llnnwn, Mr and Mn. Fred
Rnlzeliaon.Mr. andMm.Gonlon
Lou5, Raymondllevcennd.J. H.
Johnmn.
0fi;l§l&E;oii&r§ ll rLOUR
--.._..._Ml........1. .lxmff
Ground Corn.1.50""
Cnnu nrlfmv nn~ss"
una u u t I n "f " " " " ' "_ - " n k ""?f.' O f coope ra tion be tw e e n Zhi!lIl.'|-bu t l l ii sno u m .mu ;mms ];t|||.|¢|T|\u "" = " j " " "},di ;g f M "H y d e l a 5 "g u d ~H QTl. 'kl Tl 1.l h, dl e d a t hi s hol l\ C i n T9 3'n 1 11 _t t {p e r f o m l g l *:}0ir \1..|Icr i. c 0 |r n ' r s A R " ~
£ 1 l m a h m s t S u n d l i f a ft e r a l o n g i l l n e s s .1 1 1 !md .f '" '" " " " - l " i 'E . ° 1 'E _ " E ` . l ' .Il l " ; . .N ::; . | . r? ¢ » : g: » n m u l¢ ! m .| . 0 . .i f t h e n :i l n o pneven tang'¥ " ° " i f ; " ' " " ° ° ' ° ' l f r o m 't h e s e d i g g l n a "C l I EUIUUIIUuuul Uggu v v
0il Meal Mr Latta was nearly To yran= of agwn|
at the time of his dra*h and was well
known in and around Herman and
Blair.
His wife and three children sur-
vive him.Ile 'Hml a brothenol the
late Congressman James P. I..a1.ta.
Deceased was a Mason and the Her-
man Cnmmanderylwent up in a body
to attend the funeral Inst Tuesday.
hir. and 2»ln_Holi Aiien and Mr.
and Mrs. Lou Lntia also attended the
funeral.
HIGH SCHOOL. HAl'PEN}NGS
Spelling tens in the various aub-
jccts liiwc been given the past week,
Those receiving grades between 90
and 100 will have fcur por cent added
tn their grades.
The Literary Soc iety urogram for
Iast Thursday ww in the felm_ of a
slebatc;"Resoived:'null men have
mom lntdlec t than women."
The basket ball game,xnhich our
girls playoel with Dana Friday aven-
ing, proved to be rather zmnuccessfulfor our loam.It was an inzereningl
nm; well piayed game,though the
score wsu 30 so 'I in favor of Dana.
A :rent mam students are absent
ods nf mnway P\l\m|;c:1wn\. un: www M m :n u n ;u ~ . .» » u v " ,-- . . _f o r e x ;h e s a i d ,a r d t h e r o a d s a r e f o r g i v e t h e R m - f i e n d .A b o u t 1 0 1\ E | ' i C ¢ ! o u r a p c c i n i 1 : 0 5 9 2 1 m ¢ ¢ ¥ i f k ? 'w i n Im c r e i y t h e s e w a n t a o f t h e p u h l i c . ' o ' c l o c k t h e " o r c h e s t r a "p l a y e d " l l o m e b e f i i i a m :w e e k f r c m S u n d a y e s v e n i n m l a " » 1 § 5 " L 1 L " 1 ° £ 5 ' " § ' ; ; l ; h °, r S | : : g 3 _
T h e i r o n 1 y s | | ! i n g f m m m o d i t y i s t r . m =S w c f t H o m e , "a n d t h e m e r r b m a k e n J a n u a r y s o *,__m i n 'a t 7 3 9 a t t h e C i t y H a l l
p o r i a g i o n a m t n a l i s p o s e o f t h a s t o t h e r u t h f r r v ; r e t f u l i y t o o k t h e h i n t .A c o r d i a l i n \ i l . u l . i o n t o a l l e n d o u r E v e r y " _ " l _ i c e m m i s i n r l t t t l i o a t :
m u t u a l a d v a n t a g e o f b o t h u s e r ' " " ' |C a i h o u n n o w n l a p r e c h t e s i n ! h : ¢ ~ . : = e r \ i c e s i s e x t e n d e d t v a l l R u m d l m p o n n n t b u s i n e s s o n h a n d .
y e l l e r i s t h e a i m o f t h e r a i l : m u l ., d e p o t m o r e t h a n e v e r .a n d t r u s t s i h a l i C h a u n c e y M _F o r e m a n .I ' a = - t o r .
T h e s p e e c h - m a k i n g :w a s c o n c l u d e d t h e o m c i a l a p m s e n t w c r e a s w e l l \ .
w i t h a n e n t i i t t l o t a l k I n v M r s .M n r r ,p l c 5 . . 1 e d w i t h t h e e f f o r t i n s h o w i t H n C I I R I S T I A N C H U R C H N O T E S
in which llhc related sevrmi humor-\\c were io have them with usous incidents thi; had occuned dur-.'Last Saturday we :let up anothir
ing their years of newire hen-.Mrvhodlst Church Notes.|!=101-'e in the chunrh so from I.hia.time
The social part of thy:affair \I|.~\|_ _ . . - - p
opened by the serving; of punch and|We are again enjoy.ing freedom\|\.8.f£'\1l and dgnra,and while wait:om our forced retreat We shall
1suuldn't for the worid intimate that
the ladies slipped m y countmbmd
goods into the punch.ncvortlzcles.n
and notwith:=tanding.the fart i=
everybozly not "z>vm=>f--irnedialety
and proceeded tb have a no-nu.ine
old fashioned good time,Thvy
were matc rlam aided In this by the
Camphte Girls' glee duh sshlek, be
aides taking part in the program
imléed be |.!|mi to take hp our work
wharv:we were 'forced to lay it
\an there need be no serious trouble
w H.Meytnl.formerly .wpenn-
tendent. of the Uhnir schools has been
'cleclrel to Luke immediate charge of
the Bloomfield schools at a salary of
$3000 per yur.Bloomfiehl in an
school of seventeen ieanhers.Blair
nbtmt koeplmf the chuzch comic fnhle 'hu Uli1'¢Y»
Our Bible school is doin! fine mn-
-idarimr the number kept away by
sickness.We thik the tvorust in now
0\er an-I the attendance at lmth
Bible school and church Hcr\ic1.\s\wlll
and fmmfort to our door..Mm to *mn bf bac k in normnl_
Ihr* fine brotherly ministers who -|The time ia at hand for our 'Easter
willingly :mel ably supplied _during cumpaign-"Every oné win one" in
our absence.Nha slogan between now and Ihater
down.We wish to thank ali thou-
\\hn \\-ith mary tokens brought :hrrr
We wha!! be glad to mrct 5nu alt Fha Bm 3car goal for the IIas=!f~r\
in the roguhnr §u~r~icefof the rhurchiflrive is one million uddell 'Lo -thr
Misa Ruth Sapbcnfiold.\\ho has
been linotype operator on the Lusk,
Wyoming, Standard has resigned her
position there and wili go lo Tecum-
wh. Johnson county, this nate.Her
tmciv,L i1 Sappenfleld has beenforeman on the Chieftiin for the
past sewral years.
|IenryMcncke is buying stu!! pre-
parntory to moving to his farm north
of town in lhr :luring and with an eye
Omaha. Jan. 14.-Joe Stecher, for-
mer heavyweight wrestling champion
of the 1i'or1d who ion his title to Ed
(Stranger) Lewis a. month ggo,ia
suffering from \ stroke of paraiyiiz
in his right ann and shouldmnecor-ding to an announcement made hesi
today by Dr. Lee Edwards who ls
trntig the ex-c hnmpion.
Stecher hu been :\uf!'e1ing Imm_;
mliarht attack of ;mra.!ysis for: the Ian
few months. according to the doctor
but its leriourmess did not become
noticeable until Stcchers return last
month from New York where he lost
his title.Since that time Stneher his
been under the care of physicians.The paralysis, awarding to Ur. Ed-
uanla, is the remit of s he-acllock
clamped on the c hampion mm! time
ego, but did not hccfimo noticeable
until nftn: the match n month a nnt which time Stocker lost his title
to Lewin by the head1ock hold.proper, broke into sum: at i!-:v:1l¢|nMt.Sunda;.. both morning and e church It can be done.will >f"l
throughout the social hour:Juy'r-'ng.l1e'|p?noon mnrhul the etnltf wore .:uthi:|g\A welrome to the public m war-Subject of thug morning sermon next
but dmcizvf; wouhl do,so August »hip with ||\\Now tt1!ogether,4 Sumlm:"IIr~vimnmcnt."A sr:monSchroeder ac-nt home ffr his accoa-:!eonf"l.vt=1 Un."1011.€%i:\n IIiulucation-Evening:the floor was cl<~§1rcd nm! ire P tht Fv:r !:I..llHl»:r,§*;;1;r 'Rc\el:~tiun."Choir practice """'f§,"'".`? to maintain his oilce here in hospi\al`for thrvo 1\ePlt¢irf\n1¢dillrllr
r c xr Y rxfantastic wma on.A\1g1.ut'a muuici - - -_ids? evenmz-lf upon his mtum hen' fmm _ nr 0 _. . u n - u u 1n rn dn il \nr1:\a XL ll. P. Rfibb, 3"n|FLC|-[}|~|~g|gf||§d '|\'e¢lneaisy ~tg Qhg &!|.l\0\ll.l¢¢'llll5t
.
to dim; right he nttanflwi lhe Art
Lear sale of purv bred hfxs recemly
gnd purchased a number of saws.Mr.
Stethefs illness at thin time in at-
tributed divectly by Dr. Edwanil. to
the punishment inflicted by Lewis.f Menckc plans to live on his farm hu!!Stecher was confinml in an Omaha
¢ numuf.an ummI- rw- - --»-------r"!'~lumenn|"f'-I-1 »'~»\7-1-\¢=- nruuh-\L|IIl.[than Allen . . . . .$3.00 per suck3Zlast "°"'»anf u eBaptismGuamllerbh1 U¢'f¢°Il wasan0""h'\~ ':'$..-°i :.,..¢...1- f..:.mh.ntl ~Pnnf~nl\2.90visitor Wednesday..nrt: w gl¥l;|1\\| \| Dun ~---_-.--|1. I.-uuuu0|0|0_ _ _ _RobertWest rflumed homoh¥B"n- gg~ ; ; . o ; ; TI u : ; o ; e lo ; \ o th i n i : '~s~ ~ a1142 ~isi t;00~~| - |
day Lum a visit withrelativesatlOa.[[|a-Mass Benha hetdcrkrugrrisamAu_ _sDu mQ n ng~~Aaa~
Sioux City.1.\"nnValin was up frprn Omaha owner of a boau!.i%'ul new pianomixirh~ m e a l 0o9w g ,a0u u uI
"Ashe purrluaeel last week of A.l{oaper1l.|.....I{ " - . I n n~U~IatBED ROCK PRICES|\.¢.~u,,.ur .ma un. Juhn dn, mm nrv
hm :mm Hmm. M.. wen! gmon A.-iangmn Tuesday 1"1.week!visiL`|l QM Ollie MW home..__ |...,.. -....» ¢,. n....r.-.
C°»"' omm.nlwal. urauum .l uMiss Evl Sm|\1\ spent Sunday andHmmy nl her home at nmr.Rye Graham_|2_
Hrs. F. J, :awp vm \>¢ homns-ss_1° ts.. um" Am mi."ekua aRye Meal__~~-
1
aa;
§§=
100
1Mrs . ||u |§ ||u l l : v uv n u » --- - . -T u e u i x v f m|w e e i fa d l l t w i t h 1 = = = l * \ € 'f" '" 1 '£ ° 'rPancake Flour4 as5lrI Vg_ f \-'f|\H u .Jo h nl u n g ,w n on uw e nm u !' r : \ n k a n da my .,|.Wl 'Jr a ¢ yr e i i l m d t o H e r m a ng w c t i y fo r s o m e t i m e . w a s l i k e n t o a
Idl lM n n l n y: H e r' n owe ek s'r l ni lw i t hh w p i t a !i nOnM a n m yn nw i
- . - . . .! - -cn..... . - ....,.
Puritan Brenkhst Food mn;30€Ask for Prices ontonloté `in
Salt per. sgu. suck..~Feeqsggd on five, tenfand twen-home folks in Omaha.
Mr. andHrs. EdgarHavens and
Hama reiusui. Wednewilg!roma
\his uiih Mn. Hnvenn*parentsnt.
lllmr.Mrs.aldoHancockandMrs.
Hem;Tzuhlren were»h°m»inuin
Omaha Wednraday..
lm ifaucrtt. sexucdn to mme the lu!
uf ihe rink £0 the Mrs. Weedn homo.
llrn. Gilbert Olson spent a couple
of all?) Int wevli in onhm.
M mR. J.Scheimelg underwent nnagmrition Thv -daymorning at ihe
hoépitmlin. Teklmah.HNmlny
l'ri;»1:d| :re glad in learn that lhe is
gg:-um; dang nicely and aspects to
hr home noon.The l)¢¢\..-e of Honor me! Bziur-
dsy rmnlng and among other Lumina"
intiaI*Nl thtir n.r»!y rlerlld olliccrn.
Afler the meeting a number of Nw
\l!\i1¢!§0 an Qpcruuun.a m"Gln uncornpaniul brMr.Kim.:andln .
Camema.L vArkc rsnnrecvirrda time
bot of quiners this anrk fromhis
hrcihrr,Lonniv.whois\isi\i:1g
'fiends at Kansai City.Mr. Ackx-r»
mam has beentreatinghismanyfriends who called at the store and
found any number whocouldnot
numeiho fruit.
Mrs.Groxvnorr is ¥<¢~r;fromhc
homn at Laurai. Nnlr., Iovisinu af!er
the house snmk am! eatingfort h
:i!riten while hu:dauzhler,Mrs.
"rheu|.\q__is in uw mpiun.
A Hamm: aurtioneer %1'Polisshut
:'00d draft. num anbringig .non
N$500npil? athismlm,\hi1c
tmdvrhthat bnve1vmusmi ino
.rmons inc ! ihniqriginaily cfm. $12.
~m~usnsblock''._"?9t y s a c k l o t s o f H o u r53.40bbl.
Get Our Prlcns on
c~oAL o n a r c o u d o f t h e s r n a l i p o x .b oThe-Su-nior N u m a !Tr a i r o r s ' u n e m : é < > } ° Q § " : o n } ; o : ; 1 n r ; { : fo e ; < 0 u £ : !1 | . u . : : ~ ;\ : | u n \ n ° " " ' ° "1be e n ru'Js .| lu s . -z for Ml m x= » "'. e'ao n,d l r r fl i c n o f W m .S i vv e s r !M r D n r t » "" t " l e _o* _:C r \N 5 W a v r s nriiunce te a c h e r a m l f f r a m l { | r u = \ i l l s Mo _w h e r e h c l o o k ; o f t h e p h y s i c i a n , S l o r n e r W m D o u n a
..».. | _r t._....., g __"N\|\.H i n I l l m n n !l ;l \f. \1 |7 gf F n gl is h ~l n l l e n t n fi l l o p e r a t i o n s l l u l 0 | | , b | Q t g \*¢°('I|l¢!: Qhg ~ p m .
'O t w n a t h i c h o a v i u l t h e r e .I1 w n , fo r n t i c a l ! o n e y e a r .a custom er,We Sell Coal that Suits.Once
always a customer.who hu been i'\ the past week.Duo Fnhm. cms;ul tx show l"~\\ tra 1
-waltz, pnlkas, and othor ole! fa" rtr'
The Flrernzuk Blank Fall \\:¢ well u-ed to be done.Timo and spa" will
putrvized lzsl.Saturrlmy "fr*aninz¢ not ,perm't an to glfc each "tar 'e '
The 1~'zes fnr **" bv: la¢"'.Wnitzer foot" the mention his or lwr nrfstfe 4
mv; bm. man waluer wen: °"on by ellorLa merit, but our duly ax nMrs.Edna Noble and llmnrdlchmrlrler cf r.ol.¢'w0\1h>¢\'¢fllS '\"" 4
E[ r l ! " ' I' III " L " \ r 5 i " T" l \ |~|..
' m l r -1¥-~t r r ~ t D a w ' a .{ r " ' n
n ' n g r f' ' P 'a v P 'i n ~ ' - ! r ! r . ' - e
Tu e sd a y e - # 1 T| ¢r " ' é " i w E ; \ - |
reQ o f n : ° i r ° \ "- f'- 2 - 1 1 l r fm !: !. 'n f
'¢'*n unnff rffv I rf -!:s 't A y n.I
delegntlon 's 1"(JM 'T h e su b je c t f o r t h e s e r m o n n c x i l
h i g h | \ r ' o o ! t r r fh r l v 1 \ r f\ H I t h i s w e e k
='° d S u | | 't S k i n k k r a r d ¥'H n ¢i p a l M i s a
0:td°°°\lunge t h vi r I ; " " " \fu l l c o n -
| h | c t '1 ~ ; : l a s - n a a r d f. u . ° " i n g o n t h e i r
m g n '; \ -s u m e n i s i o n nn t h r t ' n o p l r l
I* f t h e w o r k m a y b e n w l e c l m l .
T h e H r t c r p r l s e f o r , f o b w o r k .
m a k i n g t h e t r i p w e r e R l l n b C o n k l i n .
Te k a r g a h ,M r . a n d M n .W m .V a n
H u n u l B l a i r a n d M r . u n d M r s .H
P .Ch r i s t e n s e n o f w e s t o f H e r m a n .
Th a l a d i e s a n d M r . C o n k l i n w e r e o p -
e r a t e d u p o n a n d w h e n D r . M a n t a l e ft
mm m do i n g n l ce l y _
D j u r c e n .w h o w a s r o n vi c l r d r e -
. e c n t l y o n n c h a r g e o f a u t o n e a l i n g ,
w a s t a k e n t o L i n e o i n b y S h e r i f f M e h -
r c n a o n t h e N t h i m s t .H e i n t o s e r ve
a n i n d e L \ m \ i n a t e t e r m o f n o t m o m
t h a n s e w n n o r m a t h a n o n e y e a r . .The RHDADES COAL & FEED S'l`0RElUhdwnnrnd | hu nc h.wa, are nrenxwg nnnlnu ».-(ima. Cnneron urn a Blairbmi-an not wmted at that pric e.ind: allow us to cloae this hisloriczalfSuthedand|\|\n visitor \\'edn¢|»ds}.-WxidoHlnooriz 'nut down uw Uma-sm ypur job work nl. thellnler
hu W gdnendny to alkali the llnple-pm-g ofiiea.|| I
'frm xwvvfnvnrnv..q1.ATR bmnnaata 1luI
..d a a o aeo mfo neo le nmmume an evemhlol ln emu.
we!! just on ilittint turtively ,t eootempcoooaty. over the tall il
of the young man facto; htm.oo're the fallow 2N7 call the
rlhonterf'e gray one or tbnmanaddreeud
. hladngz bla angers maolfeatloa'
almost oneontzdlabie lacltnatioomottnemaelvelinto his palms;ne held mmeett and anrarered
ily :
~by do an me um."what are you doin! ln thla camo?
Is It youre!".
No dliterenee whether n is orther at 1|n'!. lf: oo plat! for rtver
to to waah ashore."
auanger ookht to bl pref!! sore~imsdf before he can a thin: like
t. etpeclally when he are it the
the l»lsn~ln»the-FancyYost sold
Ile d!dlt'£ know the Pearlhunter
~t as the river moo knew mm-orwould have eonaldened a tone time
t.Almost any river man alool the
heal:eoutd have told him that~xi would happen.Things did
pen.atm, it probably would haven hut the uma anyhow. A wlltloal
1o.n't have dodged the toll-callouaed
that stabbed anrod the candlet.It caught the lntmder itat in
mouth and pitched him back
lnat the door, which slammed to
wall. and thus saved him from 1°-
clear to the floor.
le was up ln a flash.Hls handppeo toward me hlp.'nut is sl-
s a dangerous motion to make ln
Flatwooda;never more so than
t than and there.frm Pearlhunter1anticipatedmehsmove.HJ:mm reached bla hip the tlnah of
|tl ahead. The two stood on-lag
h other. crouched and tense.
- re came e scream from then-GuyWoman.She had rlaen
m her chair.li te Pearlhunter
» not look. but he saw the eyea ofman he faced turning lrrealstlbly
ard the sound.With the e m
neo a startilog change came overf hla eyea strained:stared:hle
~d nm his hlp and went to nu hee.straightened and ahrank back
Init the oabln door.The Poul-
~ter dared not look around. set he
w hla mother was eomlnx.With
tep he would not have believed ItIhle for her to take aho was be-
~ them. her fare ablaaa with !m»
ous olrnltrz her eyes like the pan-r before the door of her den.She
- shed her weakness as 1 mantle.e intruder covered: hla lips moved.
nlsed her band and pointed todoor.Again he med to speak.
r body nlkenedz her arm
d.Like e man compelled to re-
at before a blaze, he halt tum
d tmchd sway.
e t"ear"lhuttter followed h -lled him up the bloth, through th
|and out to me river roa~~ore it came down from the no 4.
ht angled east and ted away op 4to the vlllage.
»n he hm-fmt back his mo ..
| again In her chalr. the lmperlooth u m over.ment and trembling
looked up at him curiously.H~oght she was about to speak.811
ltated: looked down.
" I haven't seen him for tweo~n. Ile'a the--tho-other ¢?g_o."
111|Pearlhonter Itsrted:glonlckly at her.She was rooting u
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_Le Roy. N.Y '
fro a n ¥..'01'vl|.|.NUlD)
M t h o u g h t r u t h l a n n n g n n u m n o
t i o n t o m l n y p e o p l e . t h q d o n ! n m
1 -
T b B l u !M o sl -
D l d n ' t l h e o g n l u H i m .
G o r d o n m a r r i e d a w i d o w w i t h l l g h t
c h i l d : a n , W i m In n o u n s o f u m e . p r a -
W u l n Y o u n g Ma n m e P oo l l b l l l -
i l n M S i t u a t i o n .
" C h l r | t * 8 . " s a i d s s h a r p vo i c e d w o m
a n t o tu-r h u s b a n d l n t h e s m o k i n ;
o o m p n n m e n t . " d o y o u k n o w t h l t y o u
Th c s e w h o s u r p r i s e y o u w i t h o n e
n u u o r d l n a r y e p l g r a m a n d n o m o r e .
pr o b a h l s b c r r o w t d i t .
I
sen -|.|.evenlng he found In the une: when
ho Itred o litilue boy weeping bitterly.
"Wlnfs the matter. ilttie man!" ln-
qoired Gordon. caressing him." P u lon!mr way." mobbod the
youngster."Then come home with me.l'lI#fe you mmethln; ua eat and tnko
care of you."Accordingly, our kindhearted friend
look lhe little fellow home, and slid
to his wife:"See dear. I hue brought you this
child.I found him nil lime lo thettreet.Une more or len 1xont lmlke
at |.a . |n"H - e ve r h e n r d o f l l . " r e p l i e d C h a m . :
in n s u b d u e d t o n e .
m<;r~e :inn being delecu-d ln the :ct of
doing a good deed.
A mn may be qulm generous md
:till heme u sigh every time he mlkml
ll contribution.
m ~|I I 1 ..1 : h e w e r e o u r o w n . "*°\\'h;,» you atupld :.D o r r t y o u k n o w
m m !I f ;o u r l ' e r c l l " - - C o l u m b u s
Il l vp a l c h .
remember it vu a pllr ot slippers I
presented to you me Christmas beforeare werl'm|rfied that led xo our union!
You remember how nlceky they tittzd.dad:you?Well.Chanel.one any
when we were coin: lo a plcmc, youhad your feet upon a nut.. and when
you weren': looking I took ml: meer
ure.But for that pelr of allppen I
ma ."A young.unmarried mm.zlttlnlnaar by irllh a girl. immedlatgly re-
moréii his feet fromjhe sent.
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t Caught the lntnzdor Flat In u n
a w w .
nd forih.the dngrrs o i her thinlndn lacing and unlaelng nervously.
The breeze from the door vu got-rlng the rnndle.lla c futllfd the
our lo c lose lt.Aa he brouxht llround.n scraped ¢m m packet
had of In along :he floor.Ho plckrd
t up and, after closing the door. caned it to the candle.It was not bil'r than the length and width of a
~n'| hro thumbl. and sms wrappedrs 'brown paper.He enrolled lt. The
rn glance lu me fold: ren up-art andhit of cloth dropped upon the table.
rrtmlhi a ourtled exc lamation from
1101 It ns l red mask.
The IronGruW oman left herlulr and come to the able.The two
-r them tlood statin; down upon un
hll. of flaming cloth.
ills
Thextra
pro '
Allill
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modolo
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D'l'0DI. xl
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in dclinru.""All right, doctor." uid the mmslznedlsn"It you and it 1'll girl
Il.df."
For Gmdipatbu, Bflionmen, BurRWM! tnnblu, uh Garfield Ta.-A~
Lazy men bump up unlnsl u lot |crlticism but they usually ilve lon
and contented Ilxjes.
be g un:
" W h o w a s t h e d n t m a n ? "
" A d a m . "t h e y a l !a n s w e r e d
c h u r n ;
The W ai wi th Lldiu..
"Me :Kd my wife had right smsof a jovyelj day before yesterday.
dnrinx of which I alspped ha-r ilu
related a reddent of tha Bunddl
a i m n¢i|;bh0!hou|.l
'I hope the trouble ls all :mooover by nail?" returned nn ncquatn
ance."HI Ddrt of n u.I always was
fnrglrlng non ot gent.But wifeatlil going around with a corn kai
wrapped up ln her apron.Aw, we
you know how miles are that-awasonar -:nwwIrnn I-uh y and im~
tleut. as It werq"--linnnn Clay Bt
Tea. ilermnn. lnmnuy L1 nld to |
akin to lore-but 1 mm ln IWg donna
are ll' he is c rux.
|E ve r g m n e W u l l l e n t .F i n a l l y a I
IF21 e"th e y a l l sh ou t ed .
W h o w a s t h e me s h e s !m a n ? "
Mose s."
A t u m .N a t Rooordod.
A m i n i s t e r w l l e x a m i n i n g t h e c h
d r e n o t A S u n d a y sc ho ol i n t h
Cuticun dootheo Itchlng l-cup
On retiring muy rub :pon of dadm!! and itching with Cnllcurn Gin
ment.Next morning dmmpoo wi
Cuueurn Soup nm hot wnrer.'%Llal:
them your every-dn: mlm preps u
and have a. clear skin md loft. 'hi~
h u m . - m v .
~H Qppo ple w u ho ur la n d In a m nh -- Ja m e s "'I lw rv w a sn't a ny."u i e r t o d
I. 11111 _ _ __\ 'f '§ ; _
i l l i n g t o D l vi d u .
" Y u , "sa i d t h e e m i n e n t spe ci aln o t h e p o o r m m w h o In d c u r e d u ~
'I
'~smsBE\.; |& -- :¢ l\ nu nw ll
an-.un an IMA n l l vz u u h. r a n -.a z- 1': :z °; »." - 7 » _ - -r e a - .;°..:===."a'=:.Inump -_.r if
Boil Eur Postum
fun, fi&een minutes whenyouuse
Posnm CERBAL
n m m a m m a m n k o nLicious Havorwhichmanypfd-'er
toooffee. Postum is more eco'namica1and'headthFudthaneoH%e
`\ Another Fcrm,I.nstant Posmm.
Hamm by adding bntwater uaateaspoonful inthe cup, Thedrink. may bemade strong orm i l d h o s u i t ~ t a s t e
ao c m s zvm w n l i i s m n o m xn m s
m y m m e m l a u m o e u m
. : ' ~~, M r
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~H s
|I II
" I JH!Gertrude Olmstead
. , . . .. . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . .
6/ak
B l u e Mo o n
¢A Tde of the Flatwoods
. ..Y.,~,w i v
s a u n a I-Continued.
a 0Har cyan opened; lbs lacked up at
sulu: flverlsh quickness.'Pts Ilnd twenty year; without tbl
d.P11 not go back to It nov."
"But, mother, if an Just keen on Ulla
.you*ll-3o1a'1r'-he hnluted an
nm umrd; malty Ee! n fall-'*dlo.""DiO!"lb !seemed to fondlo the
"A mst! du n;- to am"Sh at musing as it sho found a
~tllnchoiy mmfon in me thmllrht.*But I |hmt dll." abc conainnod.
with n hut; glmc a up an hu taco.
"Bly cough la vom today bmw my
lodmal za gone."'Tho 7-nun! mln lilrwd.
'Your dlc tmpuu gonet"w'I took the mn of It swim!!!"
'llolherv'8| went to the cook novo and lifted
the saucer fmm | man jar In urhleh
the roots vm usually umeped.n wu
empty md ary. Then vu | gran ten
dcrnel in his volvo u be cam back
na bent our her clmlr."You m u laura your ellclmpgne1n."hoa| 1d ' i f tb l r o o u a n l o b e
:cud in the flatwoodsg and you mnsleep xonlght in the old cabin up mm
under me cool mn."A rippio of plnné expectation. uf
ha l! u nltno d lateral,bmka thoI n u mme o f th e r a l? h e e - li k e
a hlaz glow hac k at a mruln um
n u r a l l l .
w | | . o n o n .
l r s o v d a - u n s u m m i n w v
b b m b a ,m d u v l u r m s h un o t h w o n a h o u n h m s o a z n w v
h u h m m f. " 7 ¢ s r !h u a ¢ l | - t b l p i l !a l a M b l ! - I l l m l m m t l A) l . l \ Q ! ¢ l o | 9 . u 1 ¢ ! \ | | r l l d l l l o .
't h s n m l l i a t n z a r r u p u d ) ; | _u r -t i l 3 d m a t h ;BI!!n r t -i l u l u l a r s l ho w an d # N bln
l u m b a r l a n a n t u n e r ;u s e u ms o h u t h i m n H 0 0 0 a f V l r l i n l tu u u v a t n - - \ ¢ . a p u 1 m m m au m 5 m l h w a u r n i h u n l n i ntheI n d u s a m » ? ° ? » »W ; b u h
B r D A V I D
ANDERSON
J a !
h w v l t h n u
n a u u m m c n v - n
°*°g= His eyes narrowudg tha lines
of l l moutirdrevr tmu .Drawingthe stems of the three roses through
l bultonhola in his Mouse, an ztrode
urn c an the bnnc ll h ac k to h llm
Rock.The llnmld ay e: M the Iron-GnrWommturnedmann-d him na he
mm: in our the luring pngp lank.pushed ulde tha rumplld cmnln, sud
~tend the tiny clhla nr! the Immu-
b m .There Iru no: po much Qre tnthe eyes.The fever vu going down
with n n mn .T h e u m m hu nu-
water or mother poot-:bother :potjust ahead :han tho :stu mapped to
RSL __hula; the bushes with thc utmolt
nation. he c rept up to um lil! of
me po\l and pnnd fam.A aroma-1 girl-lu on a tht roc k wma; ou:
mm nn oppolita bank. her ban foot
nrlnglnx ln tho unter. an body bentslightlyblckandproppednol m
::=r m ;"u]P;."!" '
4 fr
1 nn vvnn lm.-A
I l i
uliulrhby~|Ve¢ehblepound
Constipation
Is ~eved~ ~
ulje' ehef
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Q u 6 B|:|.u|||l ~ ..;"H01 t~ sm"&2|?!f
: E.'-!=:¢&!A.,|.- \iomorave utllnd
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amz " =1==a=-
fmm s doctor msdgot gf' §>ené5L~I
nwham'| VaatabliCompounadver-tihd in tile :mn-
°.;s °"m§°€ ' *§
gni gd twenty
gn w~ax
c a n - n ° | u n u
rlrd¥!d1.?|-g l! !
survulybatb m t h l l i v t .F
m u m d u rdlnnordis-
t r n l r a -Hc n ln d k u
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P
gn no~wan y~or more and
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Compound m my
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Ic a n h e r . t h a t t h e o n e t h i n g I n h i s i i r o
w o r t h u h l l e m a n t u w a t c h n r m h u i ?
l h d r a t r l l t h e n z .l l u l M r .Y o u n g H o g w a s w r y f u n d
o f P i n : a n d h e d h l n o t w a n t l o w o r k .
a n d l t w a s so m e t i m e b e fo r e h i s
'a u t h o r w o u l d t r u s s m m In h u n t a l o n e .
O n e m o m l n z s h e d c d d e d h e m u s t
: u t a h a r n : a l l b y h l m n e l r o r t h e m i r
t e r m o u l d no on h e ti r e d o f fee-:ling
m m . n o : h e f o u n d 1 h o l e In t h e b n m
!r m r w h e r e w h o w a s n u m l l w r v w a *a
'a "|1
\un~x..1 r
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7//J' 77/V5 or
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~Appropriate Cenrnonlal,
.31 'Then im l auggrstlc n lo christm~some nhipn with irmer."." Th u probably is to assure their
bein; kept In npplu gms onlrr.".
I H H E B E R V S .
W i n n f m Il o n a
: d o n ot moa n.
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~al noel r a t
|4 . \ ||u 'n m n .| , 4 "1 I
.u r Y u u u ;D o g w u l d g vt h i m a n d
li || : || hv i s de w w h at h a d l m| » pe nl 'd. h u\ ...=.
l I'm m : h h e u t t h a r t n l i d u l y . n o t o l l r v , ;
- | 1 . 1 h u w e t h e H p o f A i r .ll a| I'»l n ow .
Gertrude Olmstead~¢ ir\= ~I=\!
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Wlrnlngl Unlul you see tho name
"Bayer" on package or on uhm: you
are not :elim genuine Aaplrlu prescribed by phyniciana for twenty-our
,Yuri und proved n h ba'millionsTulle Aaplrln only u told In Hu Bayer
pactage for Odds. Headsets Nauru!gin. lllueumatl +~~ Bnrschi. Toolhacbe.
Lumbqo and for Pala.Handy tin
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A LINE 0' CHEER
By John Knndflck Bsngn.
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ll Il m h a d l m ! n a u g h t t h e r m l n m u : v m
l o l w l l w i t h o u t hi s s up p e r ." . \ | | p l a y n m l n q w n r k " L a k e a d n :
wr y 1 |a m . " n u l d h i s ul o t i lu r . "a n a l m v .
?m uu vr yo u t ra m I'l n » n u~ || | \i n; : o l' mi s
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!\nlra1 '5. hut t h e u n !sing h u n l l n w r d
Il i a m o t h s - r In v l m d e r a m e n ) t h r l o vu h .
I-ur h e J w g n n t u w o r k a n d s o o n t h e
h a m w a s fr m - t h a n r u i n . u n d t h t m a s
re r ca l l e d h i m a g n nd d o gg i e .
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l r s o v d a - u n s u m m i n w v
b b m b a ,m d u v l u r m s h un o t h w o n a h o u n h m s o a z n w v
h u h m m f. " 7 ¢ s r !h u a ¢ l | - t b l p i l !a l a M b l ! - I l l m l m m t l A) l . l \ Q ! ¢ l o | 9 . u 1 ¢ ! \ | | r l l d l l l o .
't h s n m l l i a t n z a r r u p u d ) ; | _u r -t i l 3 d m a t h ;BI!!n r t -i l u l u l a r s l ho w an d # N bln
l u m b a r l a n a n t u n e r ;u s e u ms o h u t h i m n H 0 0 0 a f V l r l i n l tu u u v a t n - - \ ¢ . a p u 1 m m m au m 5 m l h w a u r n i h u n l n i ntheI n d u s a m » ? ° ? » »W ; b u h
s a u n a I-Continued.
a 0H a r o n s o p o o o d ; l b s l o o k e d u p a t
sut u: flve rl sh q uic kn es s.
.'P t s t l r o d t w e n t y y e a r ; w i t h o u t t b l
, i o f l i P1 1 no t g o b ac k t o It no v. "
'B ot , mo th er , i f to Jos t k ee n on t hi s
v u .yo u 'l 1 - 3 o 1a '1 t " - i n hes ita ted a t
n o o m i m fd ; d u a l l y E e ! a t fl l | " " " 'd l l "
" D t o t "I l l !see med t o fo o d l o t h e
Y o l o ." A m s t ! t h i n g - t o a m *
S h o a t mt t o i o g a s i t a l t o fo u n d a
mo t a o c h o t y wa n t o n t o m e t x w u l t u t .
* B o t I | h m t d l l . "sh o oo ot io no d.
w i t h n h u t ; g l m c o o p a t h u taco.
" B l y c o u g h t a vo m t o d a y b m w m y
l o d l c t a l t l s o o ' "
T h e m l n : m o n n l n e d .
'Y o u r d e c o m p o s e g o o o t "w
' I t o o k t h o t m a t t t r w l n d l r "
' l l o t h e f f 'Ho we n t t o t h e c o ok n ovo a n d l i ft e d
t h e a u n t o r fr o m | : m t l j a r In t r l t l e h
th e r o o ts vm u su a l l y um e p e d .It a t u
e m p t y m d a r y . Th e n vu o g t a t t e n
d c r o e l i n h i s vo l o e u b e c o m o b a c k
n o b e n t o u r h e r c h o i r .
" Y o u m u h a ve y o u r e l o c l m p g o e
t o | . " l t e a | 1 d ' t f t t t o r o o t l a n t o b e
t o o o d t o t h e f l a t w o o d s g a n d y o u m n
sl e e p t o n lg h t t o t he o l d e n ol a u p m m
u n d e r m e c o o l m n . "
A r t p p t o o t p l a n e d e x p e c t a t i o n . o f
h e t ! u n l i n e d tat cr ol t,b r o k o t h o
I n s t m m e o f t h o r a l ? h o o - l i k e
a m a t g l o w h a c k o r a e o r t s t o m t
n u r a l l l .. H e n a i l e d t h o c o p w i t h c o o l r o t o r ,
m m m a g e d o l p o d o o u t o t t h o l o c k e r
u n d o r t b o t o n l r d d o t h e n d t t a s i n l t
t n t h e p o l t t t d l o o p i n g t o t h e b e n t
I b m h e m m b o r spe ak in g.H a
po k e d h l o h a d h a d i n s i d e t h o c u
a i m . . m d m e n p o o t o d w h a t a l t o I n ~
i o n l a i d :
" h u r t t h o m t u o o d o w h e n m e t v: l
L t n a l l n l t B o o m l t o m l l o u ¢ " l h l l »
u n t t t u r o u r o d o m e n i n t ~
1rood.L"'
H o fe l t u n l o o l t y : h o g t h e r u s t y b l t
of t tt o : po d s wi t h hi s t hu m b .
"I h e l l u va t h i s i t t h o w o o d s . "
' H q b o t n » - I m a n - t t f ; n o t d o o
g e r o o l f '
'b e n g c r o o l t A I f ! !: h o n ot'
m e w i t h a p l t l f o l t m .'Th u a n y t t
g o a l th r o u g h t h e wo od s a n zt ll l
m o l e . a n d l o a ve s u l l t t t e m i t . "
A m in u t e i n te r he u m t n pe d as h ~
cl im be d th e ttltmo a n d pl u n g e d to -
th e d e e p w o o d l .
' r m r o o t o f t h e a l o c a m p o m t n
m u c h n t o o m e d l a a re m e d y t o
co og t tl , b u t lt wa s b y o o m ea n s u bt m
do n t .H o o n e k n o w th is fa c t b e
th a n th e P eo r l h un t o r .
T h e m u t t m u m t h a t f e e d s t m n
te r fn l l l t Fa l l o n R o d 1|k n o vl t
w o t !r u n .F o l l o w i n g o n a l o n g I
cour se t he ? e-or lltu allr pre sent ly c n -
t o 1 t i o : t h r e a d o f n u r t h a t t o l o e d l
tr o m t h e u r e s t - p r ob a b l y t n : o p t l o t .
s o m e l m l l l p o n d t o d d o n y a m o n
the htlln.It 1 | al o ng t ho o p en m lr gt ~
o f s t u m p s o o d p n n d l . m t n e ve r t
th e t h t ck wo o d s. t ha t t l t o o le o l mp o n
gr o wn .Be l t -n i n g fr o m th e w o r m
a n d d u l l n u o f i t s w a t e r t h a t t h e : l n
m a m t i m e m m a p o n d . n t h n t h a
fr o m tt sp r ln g .u n Pe ur t hu o te r t o
l o n o d l t .I t t m l m n so em a i l th a t t~
P n z t l t u n t s r b o n o t o l e u r tt tro ut
d l l l p p e a r u t t o g e t l n r . vr t t e n t h e n n o t
s b r o o k t o t h e fo r e s t l i n e 3 u . | t a h n
A s c ra m b le t hr o u g h o de n s e t r li t t o |
hu rl , an d !h£ '\ '1 ." *1 t .. l¢ y- ¢ tl t i t
t n t h e m i d s t o f a n a r r o w d o t o
po ck e t o d th e h l ll l. a d el ic a te lt tl i y I
th e t or e st .
Th e : m o gls nc ed a t t h e l u
tu rn ed . an d h ur ri ed ly l oo k ed a bo ut f~
} h o o l e o l m p e n f.A l o n g t h e o u t e d
M th o gl | .d r n o t fo r o u t fr o m t~
fr l n g o o l ' h l t o l , h e fo u n d I t - 1 t t o ~
of s o m e d o n n o l t a l k l thr ee o r t oo t'
t h o m n a d ; t o b l o o m . Th o n u t t y : p a
vu s o o o a t t h e i r m o t ! - p r o b a b l y t
t t r n g r o u n d e v r h r o k o n o o t t t e m ng i n o f t h o t f i a t Th r e e ptn tt tl
¢\ tl !'U»c o t th e l r s t e m ! c l o n e t o
go o o d . s h o o k t h e dl r t [ mm t l w lr c l ~
t a r a o f Il a n ; r o o t l . a n d h u r r i e d d ~
th e t i n y o u t l e t ba c k t o W a l t m o .
I t vu o p o n t h e g n vd l y m a r g i n
A D 00 1 o ut th o Pos tl htt at or st opp ed
h u h t h e e l e n m p e n o ro o m .m d
th e m Io o oo t r om t he c lu s t e r: l o w h t
h o h m b e e n c a r r y i n g t h e m .H o l t
dn t nh e d t h o L u k i n d v u l t o r l
th e m an y t o t h e po c k e t s d h is b l ~
w h t - n t h e n u n g o t a t h r w t h t r o m . .
w h t r o u p t h e o t r t l m g n d u n l l y s r o
t u m n c m l l b l a r o u a c t g p n o u a .
T h e m t p u u l e d h t m ..'t'tn -n ew
n o t e s - e o ft l l o i l t t l e t o n t g n n i g h t s
de e p e r l t t c h e f i - t h o t h o oo oh !
l l l r o b u l t o f o d p o u l h l e t o \t h r u
u t r o n t .Th o i w n n h o o t e r h a d |~
h u t o r t h f n o n n d l o t t h e t t o o d o .
eo o tt o oi l y o p th e bo o k .
I
Iammva ble to emendtho Ve;elttknd| | .nd;ou¢tllthnvhild. '--Ima W. Fourth s
.._,. ....-.....\.'tho own the old enhin might
| ua to more In."r can only make un more ontvu his cheery answer. "Ani
you never uw suc h a Viewget from up mm.And you
ak right out of the wins."
thing mme to the fare nt me
|7»Womnn that had ion; been
[er there.Not 1 smite-4 ripe the new n chanc e brea0
ncrnu mn water.you cnnt carry evernhlng."nhtng.And the n m iced
r Jun."1
onld ae: yon coughing to citmb
ne°'¢:roman dmpped her eyes. After
Lknen ll not e plenum fmt so
Phe :on of power. the lnebllty
accustomed things.awa y :
n n shack.Life had brnuxhtlrnn~0nyWoman little enough
Uy ilttle enonxh.Bntxhongh
ever ln bare and nu. no one
I hll ¢\l
Appropriate Cenrnonlal,
~n
Q - '. . . " " " '
~:""
|-dl di Y¢.»I.'3°i ra-P L
Hen |1\¢¢¥|'¢'_e ._some nhipn with elder.".Hon slmmmthl
" Th u probably is to assure their U=I¢!ll»beln; kept In npplu we onirr.".n u m - n u m ; - m a n n
JHI do not mourn.1ma ga n a n a bo ut mr Ionlll flnl.
But t ur n t n a n
What. me mory .n d o t o n n a n y m y a n n u .
. \rut living and told itor sou lu tilt :nur
md cotrh the mt.Mr. Young Dog not down brhittd n
'mtret, hut |:rctty_aoon n spider dan
gllng over hla hull attracted ltln rye
and he Imran lo pin; with lt.
\'»2:e»n the spider drew itself up I0the top nl' the barrel Mr Young Dot:
1ir»co\ertd a ball on the floor and benn to ploy with that. and as hq rotted 1
t around he saw somethin; mn arrowsthe floor and dlsarlpear into the holehll mother had told htm to watch.
He Iooltw at°oun¢ser lr his
mother was tn siglft n then he utdownright beside the holr "If hepoke! out bla had." tmld str. Young*
Don. "PII :et htm ttils ttme."
But he did not watc h long beforehe heard a noise outalde, so he turnedlmund to me what wal going nn. and
down tn-nt his toll ttaht over the hole
In the ttoor.Mr. Young DOI moved n ltttlo and
down arent the tlp end of his tatl Intothe hole- and the out thing hedmow
something ntpped txt:tail mod and 1,
hard.Mr. Young Dm: ylpped and Jumped
and mn for the door. and there he
|
T, Jfar
V§§~1i;1¢
Carbolated
An anti-¢¢P<i°
4f. .f::°f~
¢g_;¢»3§,fg
are children
WE?
h i m . a n d b y t h e d d r a t t h e h o l e n a t
\ l r .R a t .°"L\as t h a t y o u r t n l l f h e as k e d
sti rkl rax u p h i s r a n ;" I llzouxlzt It
w a s n h l t o f r o p e . "
l l r . R a t w a s b a r k l n h i s h o l e b e f o r !
G o m h n a t i o n .
Th e n { l1 f.'T\» is w nve rs n li n u- - ri g hl i y
t h e m e a n s o r c o m m u n i c a t i o n b m w n n
s p i r i t a n d l p l r l l .h u t o ft e n .l n fa ct .
t h o n p e n t i u g o f w h a t a w e r y b w y m y !
an d n o bo d y m e an s : u ft e n. m o. an co m -
bi na ti o n of t h e ln re s wn l sg u in st t h e ab -
se n t . - - A .C l u u o u B r o c k l n t h e M i n n
xl c M o nt h ly .
Culicura Soap
SHAVES~1* ! : 9.9 §_ Nl2 ,€
Feel All Worn Out?
Bu n c ol d, g ri p, o r ot he r in fe ct io us
d n e u e a m d y o u r | l n n | ! . h T D o 5 "m i n h e , lac k mba tnm, feel ul l
n d d .Lo ok t o o u r ~P h y s i u m I g g n th q t k l n l y q o ug s m , m ~ m i e c u o m d u n g :
oo o len e || a nc u m t h u m h r e r ' 5 m » ¢ m l m t h e y
l u n b n o k m d o w n u n d e r t h e a t n i n o f
al u rh a g d u n n e c u l l e d p u m a :i r u mthe blo od.ll yo u r b ac k i n b a d yo urm d i r r e l t l l a r l y , a n d dyou fee! all
n m , m e D o < ln \ '| E l a n y P l l l l .D0¢l 1\'| h ave h e l p e d l h o u l n d l .A s k
y o u r s m a h b o r rA N e b f u b C u o
G. C. D ra ke n r -pautar und cont:ac»to r L l t . . B r u i n !!!¢
lldl'| Catan'rl: Medicine'Th-on w ho uc in n "t1In dow n" e onilf
tion : u l n o u n tha t C a u r r h ha u nt Itha n muc h mor e th a n w h e n ma y n o in5 - y d h u n h .'n un ru t p r ov e s um : t h i) :u n h u n t o c \ l . d 1 u n ¢ . i t l sn sl r w a l l !inliuaueod by m n sm u u o n u oo ma m.H A L ! ! !C A T A H R H u s n z c m l z l l lTome um Blood Purlhor, a nd ne u thrountho blood upon tha muco us surf nca a sUI C b od y . t hu nd u da g u n l nl h mm stl mun u u z n r tn g = = ~. f ° ° ° " - W
n nr. ¢? 'E£ F» -1 a t . Tola dn, Ohh.
._ -.- n . - -- U .»
T M P :D i r l o n n t .
V i o l e t - ° 'M a I| ~ é a n d D l c k a r e d r u d
fu l l y st u c k u p . "M a r g o t - " B u :th e y
ne ve r n i c k u p fo r e ac h o t h e r , t h o u g h . "
'h k i l l G u l d d Te a k e e p ; t h o system
c } a n ,21:-s b l o o d p u r e m d l h c g m a l l
hld lh p od . Bu y fro m yo ur d ru; ;i .| 1. .- Ad v.
1 Ei PEH2\ve
` (.LOInez
MMG1.
Be earnest in ni! your undertnhlnfl
but not lnxmul.
aried
2
m u s m n ra-12 H n .
i i l h f DAYS of old whrn knights
were ImI\\"It wal nut always
safe to go abroad unprulectvrl.Anunrwas generally worn. and the luInlet
was nnuupeamhli-. At the klnfs court
however,It was menu to drnw anronland people ln the nrvnenco ofthe king llwnss Wm! hnrehemled me
n mark of tlwlr knowledge of lhrlr
:ataty.The same he-f ame true In :hs-1mesonce or Indies. and tho ru|\lnm nf
uncovering ba-came zz mark of respecg
that is unhrerunl.
ttogyrighni
i
:
1II11r
11
I l l n m n n m o r !T h i d a n o f y o n
I nW ilh la ug hin cla u
Aud I lll lh o f c he e rDo m :docking b l e !to cumla rt
ma.
And soon t he frie nds mu a nd to ~
I
1Cop yril hti
G n r t r u d o O l m s t e a d , w i n n e r o f 1 fv-
4:-¢r.t nawspnpcr and E l k s ' b n u t y a s m -
tesl.he l d i n Ch ic an o.1|o n s o f t h e
l a w n " m o vl l "b e l u t l e a t o b e I m m
du cc d t o t h a pl t ro n s o f t hu m o ti o n p lo -
xu n h o u se s .M i n O l m a t n d w o va r
z im ma fl al d o f ¢ 0 l \ l D l \ | \ \ | |k i n go n
th a pr ln I n th e be a u ty c on ta ct .
BEAUT Y CHAT S
sm helnleh and watch lt go.
f?/-f h ~.'/ f , ~~9' ~..
Ilan Flatland and Ha ll Bla
Ina!!!-
r!| her face upiifted. her puckurfdpouring forth the ms um had
nt him to the apart.A lunbonnatna (Mm har arm; her :hoes and
king: lu upon tha md mama hal!
lrmful of wild roles.
twig tilppud back into nlaca ua tharthunter atnlned hu face a little
nr.Tha long stopped;tha ¢tr\
H06 bl! ana toward the liraylng
¢.The man latteued ma nga Isla
nth.f
ut the woodland anna Ina done.
alld bacfou tha mek and reached
her atocklnn and ahooa.SuchIThe rough ahoea aha picked up
tonored them.It would be giving
Pearlhunter unoenain praiaa to
iiaply 'tha young man aenaed nuth-
in ;of thla.but was already bull!
gathering together auch at umumeaatr stock of honsehuid awda as tt
wouid be. abantutbiy necessary tn
carry up to the cabin under the ell!!
I! the coming night waa to be spent
uhore.'Nothlng remained but the actual
was ashore. llla mother came 8|at,aa.he had aald.While packing. bl
had planned to help het' up the hill Wthe wrlna and leave her there whit
ha :wept the 01d cabin. alred tt ont.
pat up the cook stove, and othtrwian
made tha place aa awe!! and invitlng
at poutble tor her occupancy.
Just befor!!o n li n :'Lhrblllh t aiumdad rurtaln of like hottaetloat
atopped and gazed onr the tiny cabin."Just one loo# before I go."|110
ma .Ha was aatonlahed at the wistful-
neaa In her tones.
"Whv. mother. you can come back i
1|
L E G _ D E V E L O P M E N T
Tilt! htmutn body should be cofend
evenly with at layer ot soft fun:tissue.But In Iuma canes. there is
an extra amount of the tllnte settledinsomeparts.la d not enough In
ot!1etl.`0ne muon why tome women
have fat hips with a tiender hotly tn
thu! henry or tlght clothes are am-pended from the waist. which br tts
very weight compels this tluuo tomeme further down noun the. UPI
Girls who work long boon in a l t a ;postuona frequently have inrtl mp;
meh wonderful exercise for maltiritt the legs beautltul.Muc h of the
dunce in on the toes.Bwlmmlttg and
Mlklnz.too.will develop the aes;tennis playlnz is excqlgttt na well.
The girl whmte work lgne her ottlng, who does not walk touch. wlil
And that bltltlttg the leg from the
knee down vdlh hot water and mar1\lxlmt~ tt vigoroushr while the lkln
1|ntl!!hot and wet,will help toovercome lack of duvelopmesit or nab
blneaa.tCup5t1;ltt.)
\<
r
r
lisa
4 For Ilver
rut living and told itor sou lu tilt :nur
md cotrh the mt.Mr. Young Dog not down brhittd n
'mtret, hut |:rctty_aoon n spider dan
gllng over hla hull attracted ltln rye
and he Imran lo pin; with lt.
\'»2:e»n the spider drew itself up I0the top nl' the barrel Mr Young Dot:
1ir»co\ertd a ball on the floor and benn to ploy with that. and as hq rotted 1
t around he saw somethin; mn arrowsthe floor and dlsarlpear into the holehll mother had told htm to watch.
He Iooltw at°oun¢ser lr his
mother was tn siglft n then he utdownright beside the holr "If hepoke! out bla had." tmld str. Young*
Don. "PII :et htm ttils ttme."
But he did not watc h long beforehe heard a noise outalde, so he turnedlmund to me what wal going nn. and
down tn-nt his toll ttaht over the hole
In the ttoor.Mr. Young DOI moved n ltttlo and
down arent the tlp end of his tatl Intothe hole- and the out thing hedmow
something ntpped txt:tail mod and 1,
hard.Mr. Young Dm: ylpped and Jumped
and mn for the door. and there he
|Vaseline
c£fB3i£iea
Anandaepdc..»m»$'§i'."*
Aneeesdiyare d.,%'é-3
u u n n m m m
nun. eo._lgg mm wnvul
1_@i'
h i m . a n d b y t h e d d r a t t h e h o l e n a t
\ l r .R a t .°"L\as t h a t y o u r t n l l f h e as k e d
sti rkl rax u p h i s r a n ;" I llzouxlzt It
w a s n h l t o f r o p e . "
l l r . R a t w a s b a r k l n h i s h o l e b e f o r !
G o m h n a t i o n .
Th e n { l1 f.'T\» is w nve rs n li n u- - ri g hl i y
t h e m e a n s o r c o m m u n i c a t i o n b m w n n
s p i r i t a n d l p l r l l .h u t o ft e n .l n fa ct .
t h o n p e n t i u g o f w h a t a w e r y b w y m y !
an d n o bo d y m e an s : u ft e n. m o. an co m -
bi na ti o n of t h e ln re s wn l sg u in st t h e ab -
se n t . - - A .C l u u o u B r o c k l n t h e M i n n
xl c M o nt h ly .
Culicura Soap
SHAVES~1* ! : 9.9 §_ Nl2 ,€
Feel All Worn Out?
Bu n c ol d, g ri p, o r ot he r in fe ct io us
d n e u e a m d y o u r | l n n | ! . h T D o 5 "m i n h e , lac k mba tnm, feel ul l
n d d .Lo ok t o o u r ~P h y s i u m I g g n th q t k l n l y q o ug s m , m ~ m i e c u o m d u n g :
oo o len e || a nc u m t h u m h r e r ' 5 m » ¢ m l m t h e y
l u n b n o k m d o w n u n d e r t h e a t n i n o f
al u rh a g d u n n e c u l l e d p u m a :i r u mthe blo od.ll yo u r b ac k i n b a d yo urm d i r r e l t l l a r l y , a n d dyou fee! all
n m , m e D o < ln \ '| E l a n y P l l l l .D0¢l 1\'| h ave h e l p e d l h o u l n d l .A s k
y o u r s m a h b o r rA N e b f u b C u o
G. C. D ra ke n r -pautar und cont:ac»to r L l t . . B r u i n !!!¢
lldl'| Catan'rl: Medicine'Th-on w ho uc in n "t1In dow n" e onilf
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t ro s e s h e h a d l e l a u t e to ob s -o n e
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to e onee al.
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st t y ste pp ed t h r o u g h t h e bushes.
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: at e ac h ot he r ac r oo a th e po ol . Th e
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.ran »w=e»=»°»=1S»:_Blair, mb., Jan. 20,5921 BM r, Nel}.In:._20,92-nn, ~.._ ..-mv
Calhoun City Company Addition, in
the city cd Fort Calhoun, Wuhington
county, Nebnaka and all .pegnn:
claiming any inlets!! of my kidd in
said real eaqte or any part thereof.
Defzndnntu.¢
Notice il hereby dvfli that on the
al .
. _ _ . . . . . _ - u - - » - - - - -ve b u n z n f i a l n n d
, m . n a 9 ,w h i c h i n
-u m u c h i s f u r
l e n n i u m w h i c h w a s
: n w I n c o m p a r i s o n
y u m .Th e s e m o r
Blair, Nebraska
COOK WITH G-A-S
c ourt n~ W ~gton c oun ty , Nehru-
i ~~alone
while cities amd
her avenue i nmeat
fun and \¢ r u t
~da have suffend
vt 2; ,in their frenzy
g nm llorcmxl
i and the very beSt lumber at
lowest market prices.
ssnvlcn AND smsmcmm ALWAYS
The only sensible, sanitary
method.Cheaper than any
other way.
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
BL AIR ,NE B R AS K A
part thereof.
You and eac h of y ou are further
notified that you are required to ap-
pesr md snnrgr or otherwise plead
in this case on or before the 'Ith day
of February. 1921.
Henry Rix
kn, naming the above nuned persona
as defendants.
That the objec t and prayefof uid
petition is ur gecure x decree of said
court quieting t.itle in the plnimiu,
and barring the dtrendnnu and Each
of them, from ever c lldming or u-
merting any right. title, lpn or inher-
.......-.w h i l e t o g r o w f r u i t
2 Th i s qu e s ti o n i s
.n t i n g i t s e l f t o h u n »
C|-|llSTEN5E LUMBER CO
Iiving ih wvrna anal
ve some apnea which
Lcd to fruit.Ahnust
lrrwl u m a ho mc ar-
desinhie lméi.lo the
l it c an be mule to
fruit.The lk5{l¢¢of
growing fruit dependll
wine sehection of varih-
~, upon their subse-
The artual lmounl. of
me necessary in give
'hard proper ram is not
:der to encourage home
Cullen of Agricul
~n Sprvice hu just pub
-p nn bulletin dealing
lfous phuc.n of n. good
k at a Farm Bureau of-
the Coilege for Exim
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This Bank haé the facilities, the ex-
perience and the knowledge of the
local conditions to render you the
most eflicientassistance..
voUR ,CHECKING
ACCQUNT
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SOLICITED
II
Three Nur American Lady Counts.
one a Sparta Mode!Iightly boned,
free hipped, the mound 1. low topped
Evening Model.third a const for
gmernl round the house wear.het
ma show them to you.
Mrs. T. C. Hilton.
The Hilliner.
. _ - - - - -- . - . - . » - - - - - - - - -
far the reason that not QDDHHIpeoples
would be benefitrli bar uid chiugr.
as npcstad by Gommhlloner_appoint»fd lo view u m md.>
Boardr adjoumod until January 31,
1921, at 9 a'clock a. rn.
Mnry C. Debel, County Clerk
4 -- u _ _ _
T e l q h ln e o mn i Al n d lg
The growth of the mlcphane gin"
it| inventi on only Q0 #c an qu hu
been nmuing.Tcday me . n u m i -
mately }2,500,000 wlcphones in use
in the United State! and the mus-
COMMISIONERB HEE1'
80,000,0(X) miles o w re ig
epuipmeut c oat the staggering will Henry Mmc kf. Arloraey
of two billions of dollars, about 700,-000 individulia being ow-men of s o LEGAL NOTICE
eln°I£iea.°To Henry D. Wheeler and- Wheel-
r ~in and
LEGAL NOTICESbillion par year.or appm~mately
2M for nd: mn, woman and c hild
in the nation.Thqre are ueuiy
to)
o1 mNL o x & MAKE R I
Attorneys~st»law I
Offices in State Bank Building.I
.(1)1IGRACE BALLARD ;
I-lvfhrr I
E.s¢u1¢m»=m ofBmw.;sp¢mn, ;
}0B$oc 2ndDoor8ognthSuBros.;
I BlaI1,N¢b1ukl 1
Il u e n u m - n | : " .| - | g -
(lumber)80.70
Gus Cnvlf-on (road dragging)6.30
Chrhu Richter (maui work)96.00
CH: Richter (road dragging)101.50
34. 20
F r e d D e W e b e r (s u pp \ ie 9 fo r
poor)30_00J. F . W h i t e c z n e a r )s m ;
ze . G . A l le n ( s t u m p s h e l p l t r ) 2 0 1 . 2 3
F n n k S t r i c k l e l t ( p a t r o l m a n )120.00
M a n i a J a c o b s o n ( w o k u r i S l l t e
r o a d )32.00
O n C l e a v e r ( s h o w c l i n g s n o w )8_00
W i l i a n i l i o l e t o n {a h o v-c l i n g s n o w )
8.00
i " . J . K u t l { m p p l i e a }24.75
i l o y ( Tr e n c h ( w o r k o n S t a t e R o a d )
\.2 2 m
Tr u h l s e n B r o s .(sup plie s"}5.60
Joe s. Cook (soldiers relief)300_00
J. F. White (phone calls)7.15
John I'i!l.g1°rald (road wary)27.00
Nels Neiman (work on State Road)
r 4.00
W m . R a c h ( w o r k o n S t a t e R o a d ) !2 . 0 0
Q |
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.I .i n t h i s c u e o n o r b e fo r e t h e 7 1 1 1 d a y .
o f F d r u n r y , 1 9 2 1 .
W i l l i a m S c h m i d t ,P l a i n t i ff
1.I n t h e i l i a l r i e t C o n n o f W a s h i n g t o n
C o u n i y ,N e b r n k a
H e n r y R i x ,P l a i n t i ff
vs
Jo h n Il l c fo n i h e ,a n d » -Mc C o n i h e ,
h i s w i fe ,r i m a n d r e a l n a m e u n
k n o w n ,u n d a l l t h e h e i r s .devis ee s,
le fa t e e s, p e r s o na l r e p re s e n t a t ive s a n d
a l l o t h e r pe r s o n s in t e r es t e d i n t h e
en t o l e o f Jo h n 1'»IcConihe,dece ase fl;
E l a n C h r k a n d - - C l a r h h i s w i f e t
a n d r e a l n a m e u n k n o w n , a n d ~ I t h e
h d r s .de vi se es ,leg at ee n,pe r s o n a l
re p r e s o n l at i vr . - \ a nd a l l o t h er p e r s o n s
an te :- e st ed i n t he e s ta te o f E ln m C la rk .
u l o c t l l e d ;M a r g A .L u s k a n a - L u s k ,
h e r h u s b a n d , fi n t a n d r e a l n a m e u n -
k n o w n .a n d a l l t h e he i r s ,devisove=.
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'r!=»ilhoadea Coal und me 'Bum
Il i winding._
*Sharples Cream Sepnraton lt The
Amdt IIasndware.
Gnn t Allen in having some pa-
pering Bone out az hln (mn home.
Wanted m Buy:- Corn, oats md
Jonn .|l'l\5l.Il il m.\iCh improved Rf-bgrlgy |§ Thg Rhqgdgg Cod ghd ~
ie! :L two weeks siele DI' bronchitis. Store.
Llunm Heier was 1 p le ul nl ell!-
er at the Enterprise office Wednes-
do..Mm Marie Miller il working as
hello :url nt the Indepenqent tele-
phone olilre.
»H1nry Grahbe and brother ex-
pect to ship out :bout ninety head
of hm,Q. this week.
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For Sale-A large gas range in
good condition Enquire at The Eaten
priae office.
Mrs.Pat Lu ur e is reeovedng
nic ely at the hospiui and hopes to
be homo soon.
The fnrmers out on Cream Ridge
am busy this week ehelling corn,
many of them marketing it.
n h ___. _ _.m\_ _ _t _\ - \ .
Have y ou pa id y o ur mumrlm r r'
The Enterprise?e
fr.. University or Nlbr.,C'llb ,mn
meet atthe home nfiign Hden i m c
Keen. Jan. 28.
lin. Olin Hopevrell Il ¢=1>°=fi1=| a
yisijz this week from 9 deter who Heel
at Stmwn, Nlb_
Around 40 men have about enu-
pl the job of rip -rn npbl ~ all
" Ml u" at the Bidi bridI¢-
The home of M. iz. Tymb mae:
qunrantine at present. the sons Wil-
h r d and Everett being in ety h
with null-pox_
Earnest Lu ur e recently nah!his
grocery business at Finnence ~ he
Ih¢\f5 »ur_
HEENEERPRISE
ORN JL R H O AD B .Publilher
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legidatum norm providing £l.at pri-
nts md mnzmiulpnliy ornod public
utilities dull publish financial sum
menu fmm time an tirrm an the
mlny mmmhdo n ma y dmac t amd
in the fam directed by the omnmis
|\iol\If this blil be mmu n h w
the public will b t lble to dmv its
own nnrsc lulivllI ns to th n¢;d| fm!
:Imaging in h t e l y u !in other
rnatxe n wmi niu to sur h lin es of
bunlnem.
t h e ~ a t B l n i r , N a b . , u n d e r
theA»:tdC¢n| 'nuo!llu~eh3.181D.
.... . . -. . . - .. _ - » - .. - s o " *
a
in spill of the 1.t'l2df.a-¢y townw
tour! ppm; the thing: one nts are
#tm wo high.' h h for exlmple
h m m m f m mule of éorn , q
what and oat, all war time prices
stitl pravnit.Synufs mute with the
uma pm c ent ul' sugar u during
wnr time#in spite of th ;decllnn
at present in lmfur, au-6' tho name
old price tag.Milk nill sell: Ion;
15 cents per quart y et feed il the
sh a p e #it h u been !or months
Yu. the public ul hoping for low-
er prices but they are not wf i
Oni. Nm | in 1 t0\rl1 the size of
Bhir, hu identically the name llghv
plant u Blair, in hc! was fashioned
after the Blllr plant.The m l !of
operating the 0nd plant acwnding to
a uhulated report on the vrriten desk.
is nmuml $2.800 per month.The ln-
come from the Blair punt. is around
S3.600 per month.Amending zo this
if the Bhir plant be propedy man-
aged there should be 3 net profit of
$1,600 or $2.100 per month.Why the
rec ent nixe in iight nun!A city
mannger might be nbie to ascertain
the Ink.
M Us lu Fair;
ll ls unfair to the school board of
this c ity un say that the tnndiliunn
under which the present board re-
aleded Supt. Skinlde and lhe madi-
tiona under which the old board ac-
ted are the name as was stated by
one of we loc al papers last week.
Ld us review the facts.
W lln the last npvinfn election
wa a o ve rwe s a ld th a ts o f a r as
The Enterpdso was consumed the
old school fight was cloned and we
are anrry w even refer to it again
but ln fairness to Mr. Sklnkle and
the board we feel that the'refer
ence is pardonsble.
The old boanfl acted arbitrarily in
the will of the people who had
time and again spoken an various e-
lections ln the only tray Um: they
have to speak by the electing of
men who were anti-Mayen men.
The conditions of the schools alone
brought about 9.|lln slate of affairs
and it was this condition of trouble
witllblll. end that left the commu-
nity stirred to ill highest pitc h.
It will one turmoil after* another,
our nchooln were a failure, s matter
of stale wide xouin .
What has happened!The pqelv
ent board have mabemdally changed
things.This buarcl has in all things
kept clcse to the public and the
public, are feel sure, are satisfied.
Supl.. Bklnkle has came amongst us
and although fh mnny uny s ham-
pered and harassed by the opposi-
anieipditiu 1|
amount o! Ci
ariy tlmae tin
a #Medial 2
unted monum
th preruding
: g m on fum
nu carry a hi;
ie tllln 211:
Get your job work at the Enter-
prise office.`
Il.P.LI.Hansen loaded a can
load of hogs lent Monday.'`
Mrs.Emma Christ and son John
were Omdza visitors Thursday..
Lira. Tucker. who suffefed a par-
alytic atrolre some weeks ago is ne-
coverllig very slowly.
The Rhoadea Coal and Feed Store
unloaded a fine car of Illinois coal
on last Monday and Tuesday.
Let the Blair Home Bakery rlo your
special bdrinz when you have com-
pany or are serving o_o refreshment
committees .ISL!
The Congregational church will
have a supply plwtor on next Sunday
morning, Jan. 23.Servicee at 11
o'clock.5. S. at 10 o'clock.
School is closed in the New Eng-
land distdct on account of the prev-
alc.n¢eof the small-pox. which is in
a light form.One teacher is sick.
A new boy .arrived last Monday' s-
gvening at the home of Mrf and Mrs.
Byron Beard who live nonh of town
and consequently there is great re»
joicing.
Carl Rohwer, Jr, irr just reco\ot'~
ing from u siege of pneumonia con-
tsac tedat the Zdidland College of
Fremont which school he has been
attending."
Claus Meockc has so for improv-
elbfrom his recent illness as to beup and around part of the tinla
which ia good news to his friends
und nelativca., I
Miss Wanda Cook, music instructorin the city schools,has slfilclently
rccoccvcd from a two wcck'n sick
spell to again preside ovq the musl-
.cal efforts of the schools.
All Dolls dnesaed and undressed a
oen half price as long as they last.
Mrs. T. C. Hilton
The Hilllner
The congregation at'the Methodchul.:h listened to :host interoatin~
as!dress last Sunday morning by Rev
w. P. Stoddard, fi D..d Oml
who occupied the pulpit for Rev
Reeder, whose home la under; quann
tlne.Dr. Stoddard la formerly faq:
Grinnell, Iowa and has all the eaz'
marks of a live wiref He is u-ma
perhaps sixty y ears of age. full o
enthusiasm and individuality tha
held his audience until long after
the regular closing hour.The ner
mon was of especial interest
young people and the regrctable pa
of it was that there were so fe
young folks pnsent.In fact the
was plentyaf :room for. the congre
gations of all of Blalr's churché
that morning had they aeen fit
unite and no doubt many who attend
ed no service at all could have bee
seated vcrg comfortably...
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STEW ARTPHARMACY
J. Harold Stewarg,
Manager
WALL PAPER
New patterns jus; ar-
rived.All kinds. all
prlces.\
DRUGS
A complete lln
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TOMORROW _MAY pe COLD
Are you prepared Ko
m p the mu warmihe rim cold morning?
Better 0n\er CodToday.
P e n a n t s a i r t h e B o o k S h o p .41|t l
rM.R.Lippincc tvwas an Omaha
puséxger Saturday evening.
W a n t e d m b u y - § a l e d n l fa l f l h l 5 ' »
2 n d a n d t h i r d c u t t i n g s .
R h n d e i C o a l a n d F e e d S w r r e
W h e n i n l i e d o f dn t - c la . a s j o b
w o r k c a l l l t t h e E n t e r p r i s e o fh c e .
H r s .J.B o w m a n w a s vi s i t i n g
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_. .; . . . . . ; _ ;. _ A - . . . . - . _ ; . - - -_ Z _ . _
smu.1. Bur cmsrup
11. i>n'! always the follow wiih the
largest capital. who is moat success
ful in business.
The small careful mnn.using a.
good system in his business,and
zuanlanz against the little lmks, in
pretty sure tn succeed.
We appreciate the accounts of the
:mail and careful huimlxsa man,pnd
"ill give him the :mme imlis iduni
1en'icc and ronxldcrntion thu!'ac
do the iarger one.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
|
Rurnrs Photos will please you.
Dr. J. V. Htnclunsn, olllce 215 'it
ashinuton Street. Both nboanl ,¢o
The Rhondes Cord ond ?ecd Store
»~grindirg.
Mr.und Mrs.Hownn!Jensen, of
rum. were shopping in Blair Monday.
Buezburner for ssle. Enquire John
Bhoodes' Cool and Feed office.
Hosquemde Ball at E. Offs Hull
exfnington,Nebr.Saturday Eve
nunry, 22.
Roy F.Gordon.
ldrs. Gus Rsthmsnn on baby girl
=ntly visited relatives a friends
Kennsijd.,
Mr. und np. Soren Srengaorcl, of
ear Dale, are the parents of s baby
lr] since Jnn. T.
Wanted to b u y - A second-hand
icycle in good shspe.Dtquire nt
e Enterprise ollice.wOtt Allen, who lass been confined
|his bed with small pox, has been
pretty sick man but is somewhat
p:l{J\.ednt this \|\.riting.
Henry "rnzgem who rnoves to So.
oltota inthe spring, will hold n pub-
c sale on the Oft farm south ol
ennlngton, Tuesday, Jon. 25th.
Chas. Vanbeusen, of Omlha,son
f D. W. VenDeusen of liennsnl, is
~vering from n severe illness at
n Omnhn hospital.He is at member
f the Omaha detective force.
Beginning FEBRUARY lst, 1920,
per cent inte;en will be paid
n certificates of deposit issued
or six months,nine months,and
ne year.The Banking House of
. Castetter.
Wanted:-Cor-ioau of CLOVER
BED.We one authorised by an
_ern Seed House to buy a car
end of elesn Rod Clover seed.There
in the, neighborhood of 3 to 4 cnrs
'|`l.e Z. O. 0. F. and Rebekah lodges
of Blnir will have n joint installation
of otlicers st the lodge rooms Tuesday
evening.Kennnrd lodges and other
visitors nre expected over.
Word received by relatives of Mrs.
I'red Voss Jr., nee Blanche Roch, is
to the eiTec`t that the neuly Weds ore
at home st 53k Moline Ave.,Long
Beach, Calif., and one enjoying the
climate them very much.
Eiton Booth moved his family the
first of the week from tho T.M.
Carter piece _west Colfax street to
the Pwsmt?tly vac ated by L.
N. Porter, so that Mrs. Booth could be
nesr het* father. Mr. Lou' Dulany.
Rock Spdngs is the only satisfse-
tory cosl'for the range.Sold nt The
Rhosdes Cond and Feed Store,
I Have just received n nice line of
Middy Blouses.all wool,sssoned
sisca.Colors, Red and Navy.
Mrs. T. c . Hilton
The Miiliner
The school children who were vac-
cinated in order to get sway from
small iiox are experie lng sll the
tortures of the disease but the pox-
rnsrks.Many of them have consid-
erable fever.sore tl1ront,head1tcl1e,bnckache and about an the ifiisersble
sensations that s kid can have.
011 January I0 time 1'nrmers Mutu-
si Insuntnce company held their nn-
iiusl rneeeitng in Blair and elected Mr.
R.H.Rasmussen ss president for
the eleventh consecutive term.This
insurance company does o wide busi-
ness through the county and has fur-
nished good protection to the rnem-
bers nt n very low cost.
Mr.Walter Davidson,Acting Di-
rector ol the Central Di\i1=ion, Arn-
éricsn Red Cross, with Chicago nf
llesdquerters,writes olliclnls here.
thot he is sending out o secretory
from his olliee, Miss Iva Brown. to
effect n re-organisation of Chapterithin15miles of Blair and ifialhirs here.Miss Bmwn will be in
rouer wiil bring It fair sifted snmplelthe county for some time to meet
our Seed House we will try to the members of the Chapter and
y it.'others interested in the work of the
Aye Bros., Blair. Nebr.Red Cross in Wttshington county.
w e e k .
M m .H o l l y W i l l i a m s o n o f H e r m a n
w a s a g u e s t a t t h e h o m e o f M r s .
T. G _H i l t o n l a s t F r i d a y
T h e A r t L e a c h h o g J u l e w a s w e l l
a t t e n d e d M o n d a y a n d s t o r k b m u g h t
ve r y g o o d pr ic es .
T h e F a r m e r s E l e va t o r sh i p p e d
o u t t i ve o r s i x c a r s o f c o r n l a s t w e e k
i n s p i t e o f t h e p r e vn l i n g l o w p r i c e
o f 4 8 t o 5 0 c e n t s .
W h e n rom;w a n t R o c k S p r i n g :
co a l sa i l a t T h e Rh o a d e s C o a l a n d
F e e d St o r e .A l \ - h y s a s u p p l y o n
" '|r n t l
:fu P- m. Dnily.
c.. S. P. M. 4 o
'Praha North.
s n a i r b n v v v b i 1 1 1 |
7. 2 5 » .
2 : 0 0 p .
3 : 5 5 p .
L 3 0 a .
u 1 % |
2: 5 7 a .
d d l e x c e p t S vn d m r'# . . d a n e x c e p t S u n d a y .
m . d n l l y e x c e p t S u m h y .
r n . S u n d a y o n l y .T n i n l S o u t h .
rn . dm i l f e x ce p t S u n da y .
rn . d a i y e x c e p t S u n d a y
my of the bl
bstsntid dia-ec
convert than
counts.Coun
ow a ée c lu l
was have app
gl1Ll devising
LQ debt.
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WALL PAPER
New patterns jus; ar-
rived.All kinds. all
prlces.\
P AI NTS .v A R N l s H E s
All co lo rs a nd mndé
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DRUGS
A complete ||ne_
Prescfiptlons are our
SPECIALTY
STEW ARTPHARMACY
J. Harold Stewarg,
Manager
W e WIII send w h a t
y o u w a nt b y ma l l.
Pho ne o r wrl te us
yo urne e ds .
.1 ..n r.
.
I
ted =\l the Clark Browning home
11 :t u f Herman on l u t Sunday.
31|Nels Lindberg is a vidim oi
the lnwailing disease,small pox
and :home is under quarantine.
Pulmnize home Institution by har
ln; your breed of the Blair Home
Bakery.Nice line of other beknry
¢»=»=1». zdso.1su
On January 14 Thorwald W.J
Pav:fn of Herman md Minn J uli:C|fri>t»z1nn of Hooper were unite:
ir\,n1::rriage,
Mm Mully Storm is taking a shed
vnealmnn from her work at Mrs. T. C
H'Iltnn's mlllinery store before thi
sprim: rush begins.
.\\:\|.:es are dropping along will
other things,The rip-nppem an
now Irvtiing $330 while Inst rear 11
"fr ximewthey were getting $5.30,
The two pnlienls at the Biair has
pital. Mm. Pat Luure and Mn. J u
Convly are getting along nicely am
hope to be home soon.Mr.Joh:
Murlvy went to Omaha Wedneu!a3
for an X-my examination.
Mr.Earnest Geary and son, Nel
Improv 1, mlIN¢bf. J an. l iu:\...l.&. dnumnnrl. Slnh Hlffilbk nndt....\... wg. nf up fdanl nunl 'rhé loud of Count! Cainmiulon-lf§='1`.L`.I.. 1...1.aI|2.'§|§Q.i mmm-Ia uuqv H u w 4m o r d e r e d th e
n i n e !t x l c t l c n
| 8 n e n t f u e
1vi ce.T h e pl
b j e c t t o a r e a
n n e u s e e m z o
Th e c i t y c o u r
n a h o o n o e m d
l t e r s u p p l y n r
w i l l t a k e a n I
.e n t l d f d .A
n n c a l l e d f o r
T h e So ut h ea a
Im p l l l y o f S u
lan will be uma ourlfnahisen
fn.; nnior if ci:c um
I
I Y H
Ino railway eomminion for leave to
sue 5125.000 of preferred =~lM\¢
udodeclntn a ltock divide-nd of $75.-
30.The company owns water rights
nd a dam nite on n river named
Fzer a popuinr polltiul puty.I n
Innt value is estimated an 552900.
he company desires to attend ilu
mm whiuzh urn injured last yur by
oodl.This expense is esthnntod nt
50, 000. but the eompmv am $25,-
Do to ann!! on the work.It glzo de
U I X I n u l l al H n r l l l l nHenry Rix. $34.61, nsfomerl in Vil
!nrr0. Plvporiy in township..
After a careful examination of the
foilowirlg bliln, it was mosod and sec-
onded uma the foliowing claims be al-
iowred and the County Clerk ordered
to draw waranu fo the same.
Gust Mumwn(aalary for Jan.)
\11 90.00
Mary c Debel (xaluy for Jan.)
`._166.66
Kiltie Wheeler,deceased;,Han na
Dunn and --Dunn.her huqhand,
rea!name unknown,and the heirs.
deviseel,!egaLoes,personal repro-
senintites md ali other penona i.n
ieresbed in ihe estate of Martha Dunn
deccaned Caroline Selier and -- Sol
lmr, her husband, real name unknown
ann the heirs, deviuea. legatecs, per
sons!repreaentntivea,and all other
prisons interested in the estate \
Caroline Selier deceased;Martha
I
l l !
yirea zo retire $76.0W of bonds, pay Imam lk-ck (salary for Janna:-y}
La debts at s. but amounting to as
23.000,and extend power trans' C. M. Spiker (road work)1
mission lines to ndghbodng town.: G. ll. Hcybrock (road drnmzing)
...n .. ....., . .wir Amana.In shie 1:
son, nf Sheridan township were Bla!
btninvls ealien on last Tuesday
Ndsnn c alled on his aunt. Min Sa
die Grary who makes her home wit!
Mra_ T. C. Hilton.
The Ford a n whith is beim
i tf n n l off by the boy s of the A
meriran Legion was not disposed o
llI 1 Soturday _a was at first an
nouncod as. we derstand, the boy
haw not as yet ld all of th
numwrs.
llr. and Mrs.Fred Rainier 4:
near W uhinzton were Bidi visitol
Tueraluy.Mm. Rnmnefa father M1
John ilurtey, T8 y ears old is at tt
"Hml'rhospite1 under the care of D
Ibiunloch and the Runners came 1
to see him.
At the lnnuni meeting of th
\\oman's Auxiliary to the\..Amer'can Legion the tollowing offieel!we`i"e elected for another 3enr:Mr
Il..A.Williams,Pres..Mr1\_Le
Ki ln m,Vice Peel.. Guseie June
Sedy. and Mrs.Geo_Btu:e.T m :
Some of Blair's enterprising cit
zona have been tryimz to get place
under quarantine in the hopes of ge
ting free hoard. but the city nuthorties have been wise to the' situatic
and free board has been withheld 1
that some of those who squirmed 1
hard to get bottled up ure just
s`1f"" '..:;3: :;;;.2,;;.,; }me alllaohn Lfohr (Nad alruggjng)m l s u n :L v u | | | s ;"" ' " " " " _"" I B ..\ v . \ u v \ 1 | , u m u n c u u u v u w u ---m n e i n t o t h e p l a n t .i t n o w h a - a i m .n n k m n n ( r o a d i l f l l l i t l l l i l l _ _ . - ' | I ¢ \ i | ¢ ¢ 1 l .1 e s n t . e ¢ a ,P e r s o n a l r e p r e
$125,000 of no
In reporting
lure the Mlnle
Pllttnmmlh 31
Lrlc 'lightm wh
robberies or 1
his wail! wilht IRathmann Garage lnpmrs wurhint!X l . . . " n l ¢ I n n \1 . | . l r i t ~h h l h t t t l ~
u n :|nu||n.|}.|na w n \»H. ..r ".l t R i c h m o n d . i n d i a n a w c l o s e d d o w n Il e a t y C o n t r a c t i n g C o . ( b r i d g e
r..\|.....:..... m - v a !u n r i n l n ac ci de n ts '\ A0 lk ]lununvuaqg F I I td u e t w o b a o l e t
in t e r e s ts t h a t
p l a n t f o r p o n
In d i a n :U m m :
5 s c i e n ii fl e i m
£0 N n t d r i n g
r a t e : h | \ . e p n
Iu y i n g u i d e a
ne ce ss ar y img
R m e n t l y e n
ve l o p e m m t u
fe d e n l p a t r o n
i n g s fo r d a ve
t o 12,000,000
co nt in e st i m
q u a r t e r b l l i i o l
h§'do- ele ctr ic
L
n
la ,=\| l . r y h l vs m a d
§H\.fn v ff.£I,."il"1§"IaL§Ea¢.`£¢ hula !.hecm"£2| term H t h o r i t i e s i c t t h e m l o o s e ,T h e y
s
like the follnw who " mwlld
...uv
I-=L".Li¢»£¢u=¢m M \nNsbranh.
Axuimare, Oklahoma,spite of its
unusual advertising on account cf
the Ilamou murder; has been com-
zwlled ao boost street ca :fans to n
Hansen. Alben iroau druzszlnrn .uwH. W_ Meierhenyy (road dragging)
\45.01
Omaha Printing Co.(supplies)9.2
H. G. Nohrenbergfiroad dragging)Rincholt Blunmuiht has started a l
n\\i b|:l|.|i:=mil.h :ful repan shop ¢o\\:
in the oil pulnp hollae nmr the can
umg Insnrgr.He puzehafed tlu
pmpertgr from the city sometime bael
wth an ey e te ataning in the buni
neu and hu already gotten himsel
£:l.lbll.l\l1€ll in his new place.ll-
Ptpecig to eater ¢-.p¢»¢in1B» to home
nhoelng and wagon repair work 811|
ha¢ a circular saw and lathes in
amlléd :ao that he can turn out any
tlnng in that line.li e il planninl
on getting his timbers for me in re
pai!! from the DeSoto woods wher
unqd suitable can be had in abund
ance.He has plenty of spare fu
=\urir;g this timber until proper!
alI\I»0tlNl and thus can give th
mnuine article.I Mr. Fred Mueller, of Tyson. was i
{0\\'|\ Friday with some friend] nm
th 'Tyeon neixhborho-od,and theall called to see hhu. J. P. Jenlen. !
we if they might persuade her to Lu
s|l. Fred in getting recognition frm
t!1.government as reganls his rleirr
l1ed.lmsone.o! the most!brllliar
tm? records of any of our boys wh
munt ovel=elu.He was in live drive
>»r\ed with brnvery in ell, and we
an badly znhwi 'that he lay in tl
iwpllals ewweu many long week|A"tez' almost two years (mm Vevlu
uw! Auronne fronts, he hmls himse
urzable longer to work and new reml
" the lmpll:\l Ile will make 11
iwme with his friends at Ty son fc
th present and 51:24.Jensen.n
r¢°\l.ly nelected on the bean!1
.1 rector: ol' the A. R. C. . has pmn
lnl the y oung man'| fdends at T:
wh that she will pentonally take a
interest in this boy and see that l
i given an immediate hearing ea I
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for home ul-
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tion who have spared mu puns :ozmake his path any thing but l "bed
of roses"he -hu gone straight 5-
head in the path of duty and has
shown himself big enough to handle
the situation ngudless of ll! these
trying things.He hu worked hun!
and faithiully and best of :II has
gwen un 1 1nl school und he de-
serves all the c r ed it lhll dn be
an to personcities who }'
can be dem
Mflryone is 1
chan!in a
farm. providf
produro good
success in
first. up-on a
Are the comlitlons the same?Go
¢lo\.\rn to f~rh00|, visit the various
|z1"adu, note the earnestneas that is
being shown agd the eoutcfies that
am alranled any patron who drops
in and than think back to Qhe
Curiaun that the patrons of the
quent care.
time and ex]
the home on
greli.In 0
orchards.t!
tur Eexienni
lished a 2
R w r schools have :stood for lo with me ,W
uhue many years and than we be- orchlrd.»}-
iieve um the puronn of the »¢m»\,if¢° <gf§~'=1i'BONQUERUR 0F cnnsnmloll
lutely no comparison that we want
the schools to murh on to as higher
plane of eduntiow standnrd and
Hut we feel _that the 1:00-fl n.-sultan al-
reldy A-.own are enough to wlrnntus to :und behind the boani and the
auperinwdbnt.in their efforts to
make the Blnlr schools second to
none in the stile.
.. . . .. . . -. _.- -
Home Orrhird."
The Cohen of Agriculture has
xlisiributed to fanneqa 5,000 copies
ol' a poultrycirc ular telling how to
well-ez good layers.As a lr sult of
careful observations of layers andnonlayers, the College in able to net
forth certain standard methods
whereby 2004 pmducing hens may
': v uH. P. n»¢~.\i..g¢m.1 work) _1s.r.o
Mabel J . Hush (salary for J an.
and stnmpi)16511
Roland Richter (mow shovellng) 16.00
Grloe Ballard (expense poor?12_oo
Bond# were np'pro\rrl au £ollow|:-
Neum Warrick, Rand Overneir Road
Distrirt No. 8.ll. S. Monke. Junticn of the Peace.
lun nuns y .~......~.....,-_estate of Mary A. Lusk deceased -
Lusk, first ana real name unknown.
wife of C ter Lusk: A. S. Paddock.
first and real name unknown. and --
Paddoek, his wife fini.and real
name u n k n o wn ,and all
the heirs, devinecs. lenboes, personal
repnnentutivea and all other persons
intereztefl in the Mille of A. 8. Poll-
. 4 ! l - _ |. . - A - . . . I " n o u n \ n | f l n \ r n
um slcx Hamann
smu.1. Bur cmsrup
11. i>n'! always the follow wiih the
largest capital. who is moat success
ful in business.
The small careful mnn.using a.
good system in his business,and
zuanlanz against the little lmks, in
pretty sure tn succeed.
We appreciate the accounts of the
:mail and careful huimlxsa man,pnd
"ill give him the :mme imlis iduni
1en'icc and ronxldcrntion thu!'ac
do the iarger one.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
W e WIII send w h a t
y o u w a nt b y ma l l.
Pho ne o r wrl te us
yo urne e ds .
STEW ARTPHARMACY
J. Harold Stewarg,
Manager
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TOMORROW _MAY pe COLD
Are you prepared Ko
m p the mu warmihe rim cold morning?
Better 0n\er CodToday.
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Clrlllul M B onded Drk!
The orgie of individual spending
hu been cqudlod. if not aur.po.u¢d,
during 1311* two your pgriod by the dir
podiion of tho while to phango intodebt. seemding to the records of them u auditufn vflko..B°»4»of'
bf'=~=1~f from a flock.The Fontanclle Township
r i m q u d y which a layer must Shgrman Anderson. Roacl Ovcneer
possess is bvdr \ilr0\' and capacity.Road District No. 17.The circuinr deals with this tml the Jena P.Ivaraen.Road Ovcra-rcr,
anerm! other characteristics of H004 Hold District No. 11.layun.Ask the College for Hxpcri-I ii. H.Niebaum,Road Ovcraocr.
ment Station circular 12, "Hour to Rund District No_.28.
Select Good Layers.".i Road Petition No. 589 was rejected
" L » r
IIOCK DPM Inu uan IH>\i||:|uunnvu nrmceuedz A. Sydney Padvloclr. and -
Paddock. his wife, first and rcal mme
unknown, and nll the 11cirs,devia.en,
leglbecal. personal repruontatirea and
all other persons iuuencated in the es-
tale of A. Sydney Paddock dloeuod.
and ai] of Block Seventy-two £721 511.
|
take one after eac h meal and one at bedtime.The y a c t as a
natural lautive up the Bowels and 3 re llar and healthy con-dition of the Tu m with fre ec iom from nstipation and Sic k
Headache in e result.They are stric tly Vegetable.
S m a l l P I I I S l g a l l D o s e S m a l l P r l o a
Goaulm mud but oignahlrcI ."% - » » é ' J '. » . ¢ . '
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tr l dc d b y m a n y s u c c e s s i ve n e u d u r
i n g t h e e a r l y c e n t u r i e s o f t h e C b r i l
t l a n e n .Tr l j a n In c o r p o r a t e d I t w i t h
t h e p r o vi n c e o f D a c i a . : n d i n t h e n e x t
c e n t u r y t h e G o t h s p o u r e d i n t o l t . t o
b e fo l i o ; n d t n t u r n b y t h e l i u n s . a n d
A n n .a n d t h e l l u l g a r i a n l .
I n t h e s e ve n t h c e n t u r y ¢ 'I'h r l c 1 | n
t r i b e .k n o w n a n th e Beast,set tl ed
t h e r e a n d g n u t o t h e l a n d l t : n a m e .
B e t w é e n r m a n d 1312 st \ \ l l t h t
: r e s t b o n e o f c o n t g n t l o n b e t w e e n w e
O t t u m l n Tu r k s a n d t h e R u u l n n t .
T h e Ru ss i an s lo s t a n d n c l p t n r e d at
i r e t i m e s l n t h a t c e n t u r y .A ft e r t h c
N a p o l e o n i c w a n . i t w a s d e l i n l t e l g a n -
n e x e d t o Russia..a n d i t s t r o n t l e r
p u s h e d m u t m u r d so a s t n in c l u d e
t h e t l c i t a o f t h c D l n u b e .
A s a :p a ul t o f t h a C r l m c t m n r .
M o l d m r i n w a s g i ve n D o b r t l d j g a n d
o t h e r t e r r i t o r y . b u t u n d e r t h e t r n t y
o f Be rl lt t i n 1878,fo l l n w l n g Rusnla°s
m u s t e r ! o f Tu r k e y I n d t h e c o n g r e u
-of B e r l i n .Russia.se cu re d |11 o f t h e
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t h e R u s s i a n re su l ut l uu .
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p o p u l a t i o n o f m a n y tong ues.Th fs
mu l t lp l l c lt y o f l a n gu a g e s i s no t d ue t o
wh o l e s a l e i m m i g r a t i o n a s i n t h e U n l t -
d d S t a t e s . b u t t o n tm l l u r e t o " M e x i -
<: ¢ nl m "n l n r g a p a r t o f t h e In d i a n
po p u l a t i o n .T h e m o m o t m a n y ol'
-t h e r e vo l u t i o n s w h i c h h a ve d i s t u r b e d
th e D l 0 !f€ * i s o f M e x i c o c o n b e l n t c e d
t o t h i s d l vc r s l t y o f t o n g u e s a n d t h e
d l l fu e n c e s l o t h o u g h t a n d Id e a l s t h a t
ne ce ss ar il y fo l l o w .
" F r o m So n o r a t o Y u c a t a n m o n
m m M t ;se p a ra t e dia lec ts u n .
sp o k en . "wr i t e s F re d e r i c k S l t n p l c h I n
a c o m m u n i c a t i o n t o t h e Th l l o n a l G e o -
gr a p hi c so c i et y .
" A l l t h e l n h l b l t a n t i o f t h e 'W ont
G o u t .h o w e ve r .w i t h t h e ex ce pt io n
o f m m e h i l l t r i b e s o f I n d i a n s c a n u t r
-de rs ta nd Sp an is h.
"O t t h e me l n d l nn s l l t c 8 0 0 0 Ya q u l o ,
w i t h t h e i r c r u d e Ba ca t ct o h l l l fo r ts .
th ei r w e ir d c c ro m on la ! m n ai q uc da n ce s
z n d t h e i r w n r l l k a n t l l n u l o . a r e n u l l ;
m o s t c o m p i c u o u l .M a n y a n c n l l n e d
w i t h t h e f c d c n ! a r m y o r e m p l o y e d u
n o c h h a n d s a n d m l n o o r c u l l r o l d l a
b o r r r l .
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0maha Auto Tinn rs
E w a n m- ¢ l ml r h a
l»wh¢ \5»°=Ui1
n m u n u n u m p m u'.mvnnhlpmma1ZI07|'uul§ ..0l1h.lé.
4| Le\|`I>`\n Hill leni al Ullllni.
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Sharma 8| ldlouell Drlt Cu.
ms na 1=.'.1".°.T'5'¢.°"""'5-»\». na.
than ln the hllll.*Hd and hontlie,
are the 'Bronchnn.'The latter are angmnt lot, robhlmr rnnrhrs for food
and animals, nrrylng rawhide drums
md water rnurds. wearing lllldnls of
m m cowskin-2l\In¢ hr their wltn.
Pressed hr hunxnf.they suhslu as
#di on harms as Mer.*'I'hee\e harms. 'the |\hUr£ and sim
ple animals of the 1'roor.f thrive by the
%D i v i d e n d s ~ - ` = ' * * f '
r n e t l t o r l l l l v l n a a n n u m ' m n
a w e . I m o m m nO O G D D Y P A La n s . I l i n u n .O n i ;
KEEP NCAN nANoYIN voua PANT!
'm-nmulmmumwummnu&~ . ' ; =f § = -~-= ° f °- = =
rnlnsuumpniunnuf man;,-;fv°~=f_-g-»__,=-3=~»~°"7'\-!=--
hkYnrGneu'|al~'|'El'Shlrydhnnrwnuhxuwha.
und: no spneloui prospect nor dee
rehi Dillon. no smart maps. Russianopen. nor ny nigh: llte.To bshdd
misery lu '1'lBiI. one must search Itout.In Erivus ohe anno: ucnve iz.
"'1'hln poor, struggling. dingy ell: ofthe plnlns. whbil government otlicel
uuzzen some hum; enemportxed elec-tion headquerten and whole parlia-
ment chamber u fluff! up *Rh bench-
es and cheesecloua in me auditorium
of me second-clan unenler. bonu ot
hu: one beauty. wa :bn-to speak !n
paradox--In forty +~lle» wut for, m
whatever quarter as Erhjnn you mube. un your glance and great Arafat
of elernnl mow: is seen brooding dwumtlyover the man lueau with hll
umect at majestic calm.I l o u u n
Armen!|n's Olrmnwl.or I:ther n s .the Sinai of 1 neo which hu known
bondage and wlldernelnvrlnderlnlzand for centuries A people! imagina
tlum w turned lmnnl hlm.
"The little Erlnn republic hu been
the center ot refuge for Turkish Ar-
menlnnl ever since lhrmuncre of`
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" T h a g n n d spe cta cle u pr e se n te d
t o o u r ey es o t n o u r pe o p l e b e l l !!
g r a d u a l l y e vo k e d In t h e U n i t e d S t a t e !
by th e m1 n ¢ |m ¢ to g e th e r o f t h e d I| !e r ~
e n t m e a o f t h e w o r l d i n u r y l n g p r o -
p o n i o n s .It i s o f t h e g r e a t e s t c o n s e
qu e nc e t o u l t h a t t h e d u a l re s u l t
l h o t t l d b e t h o Ilr ol tt tl on o l ' a h i g h e r
a n d no b l e r t y p e o f m e n i n Am e r ic a ,
e n d n o t d e t e r l n r n t l o n o f t h e n n t l o a .
" T o t h l a e n d t h e pr o c e s s of e vo l u -
ti o n sh o u l d b e o lr e t u l l y s t tt d l e t i . a n d
t h e n co n tr o ll e d b r su i t ab l e l m m l g r n
tl o n l a w s t e n d i n g t o e l i m i n a t e u n d e -
ll r l b l e e t h a l cn l e l en t e n t l . a n d to s t i m
u l a t e t h e ad m ls s io n o f el em en ts a al l m l l a t e d re a d i l y b y our i mo pul nt to n.
a n d t h a t te n d t o r a l u t h e l t a n d n r d
o f m a n h o o d he r e. "
asHow STEEL ls MADE
I n t h o t w o J e n n l l n c e t h e e n d o f
tw n l uu e a in t he W o rl d w ar . th o ¢ :o n n »
ta l e s s u fl e r t u ; m o o t fr o m t h e c o n fl i c t
h a ve b e e n Im p o r t i n g s t e e l t o t h e e x
te n t t h a t t h e i r t l a a n c e l w i l l p e r m i t ;
§Bri1liance Plays Irnponani Pan
~in Smalllccesaories.`
a fu r ~ o f moi st~ ~b en mehot meld lu poured into one mlght
enum an explosion and lou o! llfl.
cellent laborers,peaeefutly lnctlued.mm: of the May an an muted help-
en on American ranches mu planta-
tiohl.|_,
|k
0 J .I |th a in d u st r l n l i n ju r i e s l n li i e t ed Q 1 t h e
w n r .S o m e o f t h e Im p o r t a n t m e t h o d s
e m p i o y e d In t h e m a k i n g o t s t e e l a r e
de sc ri be d i n t h e fo l l o w i n g c o m m u n i
ca t io n t o t h e N a t i o n a l G e o g m n h l t
al vtl e ty . by W l l i ln m Jo s ep h S h o wa l te r :
" A n o p e n h e a r t h tu r na c e l o o k :n
of
mughrfully lhringllks in auggcnlon
an thll lrlmrnd tallend hat with lu
mummy drapsd veil.
'ft-titrfzif'
B E S S A R A B L M S H A P E D L I K E
A P I T C H E R W I T H O U T
A H A N D L E
Bonmants. since the conclusion of
'the World war.the lsnrest ot the
states ot southeastern Europe. owes
much of this tooteased area to tts recentannexationofBessansbla.pre
stoosiy s pon ot Russia.Besssrsbls.the former Russian
province lylng bettseéfx the Pruth and
the Dnloeter rlrers. and bounded onthesouthbytheDanubesodth!
.Black sea, mlght be likened ln sltspo
to a tall. slim pltcher. without a han-dle.It ta completely bounded by wa-
ter except at a ssry narrow point atthe mouth of the pitcher.The Datas-
ter rlrer toms the eastern boundaf!
gt the province.Flowing out ot the
crown hmde at Galicia. the rlrer runseast in general direction tor ipproxl-
.mately tltty miles.Then tt turns
outheast for ninety miles to Dnlester
t.-;,. an arm ot the Black sea. somenttccnntlleafromOdessa.Ituestfs
prlnclpot port on that Inland body o!
" g t The Prnth rlrer, llosrlng out
M altcla, runs east for about twentymlles. then turns southeast for a hun-
dred and ten miles. and then allghtiywest of sooth to lts contlueneo with
the Danube.Bensarahta is a llttle smaller thanYennont and Hee Ilnmpshtre togeth-
er.Its gmateat length ts 275 mlles.srhtle its gn-stcst wttltlt ts 1.15.tt is
mostly det.except for some well-
srooded oil'shoots of the Carpathian
ot srlld med are falrly famlllar to theshow-zotng American public.The
head hunter. the Pygmy. the Bushmln
and his boomerang. are all old circusacquaintances.But srlthla 700 miles
ot chaste sod classic Loe Anselm.
there dwells a lost trtbs of satan!whose very name le known to but nw
of us: for uns trtbe has never beentamed,°opt1ned.*or even exhlblted.
Yet lt ls older. perhaps. than the As-
tecs; it mar even be the last tlrtngfragment of the American aborlelnes.
"The Serta.these strange t>e°vl»are called. and they lnhahlt e lonely,
evil rock called Tiburon (Shark)ts-
tend that tltu its hostlle heed fromthe hot. empty waters of the Gulf of
Cellfornla.And all down thls const
the name of 'Tlbttrou ls spoken with
a shrug or the shoulders.for these
Serta are thleres and klllen.tt Is
even whispered that long ago thc!
were cenolbals."
eE U GE N I C S A N D O U Rt t v u u t c n x t t o u u t i z v s
Recognltloo by congress that lmml-
gruuon conatlttttos one ot the great-
ost ot the utter-war problems of theUnited States makes timely s sugges-
tlon to regard to controlling tho great
tntlu: ot foreigners to mu country,adsunocd by Dr.Alexander Graham
Bell. in It communication to the lia-
tlonal Geographic society."Why should not co-ngrols proslde
for an ethnlcal survey ot tho people
ol the United States." he asks."We should have detlnlte and fell-
abte lnfonnstlon concerning those for-elgu elements whlch are heuetlclal to
our people and those which are harm-
ful."The problem of tmprorlnz a race
white not tn order that the steel or
leon mu not emu to team:
"As tast as they are ouec the ladlss
are swung out orer the lngot molds
and .the tteuid steel ts run Into themand allowed to cool and take its solid
form.It ls as tr water were pound
into molds and set ln a ee::dos
machine to frees: into btocks oi tes.The only dlUsrso?t'e ts thot the *treeeg
tug' point ot steel ts away above ma
bolllng polnt or water.
"There are two other lmporlanttypes of steel furnaces-the cruclhlo
tumace and the electric furnace.Inboth of them the idea is to seep att
hurtful sues and other tmpnrltlea out
and to regulate the addluoo ot alleysand oxygen destroyers to s nlceta I n
a cruclhle furnace the metal ls plated
lo zrephtte clay pots. covers are put
over them. and the pots sublected tg
nest beat.Silicc Is gradually ab-sorbed out ot the cley tn the pots and
trsnstonned into stllooe bp eocnlnl
into c ontact with the carbon In thosteel.The sllloon ln tts turn absorb!
the errno and thus qoleta the (reth-
lng. foaming contents of the kettle.
"Tho electrio furnace acts ln much
the some stay, tts heat bein; so dues
that there ts no necessity or pottihtthe steel lu covered pots to keep outgnsee and other lmpurltles.An exec'-
tric src.established between hugselectrodesandthesurfaceotthe
slag.produces the heat ln such a
ftnrnacs.Hy serylng the materials
used ln the fonnntlon of the slslt any
lmpurtty can he workedol! and tb lglovlng steel left es pure as crystal.
'Ttte alloys are then tnlxed <|It.lt the
atecl and lt ls made tlt tor any usedesired.It ts dream ol! lnto lsdlse
and poured into lnsot tndds. \»her\
lt hardens. ready to be worked up in-
, .
Zw-f-=»~»- Bhetttd lneluds Articles That
Can Bs Changed at Compara-
s tively Ltttls Expense.
. . . ..A ;1out many trssedles are surc tolotion In e season where color lo dress
ls he rlotous as it ts this year, assertss ftllalull welter ln the Philadelphia
~Rr¢=»n!.Temptations to buy the henna
,1f tl~»\|H with the silver :ru trimtnins.inhlvml ot the more senslhle navy trlco-
tll-~° ulll iced many women to rue an
lltltaululvo choice.One la gotna to get'wry tlrcd or the paprika-colored top
can und the jade erenlnl sown. ea
ccpt "here the wardrobe is so eaten-
alu that one l:\aa` plenty of challscs.
But amnt the colors beautiful?.\t||I you can gl!! sray to these color
!0I\|:1¢»cs. too. tr you are trlae and do
it In the small accessories ot the wardrohv. "here they can be cwly changed
at t~»ttlpfltltltely llttls expense. A navytrlmttnechomise dress, just for ln-
llanw. cnu he made to do duty for two
gntlnly atom-ot dresses it at chant! of|itllI14 and vests ts provided.onalas
sr.rv never more colorful br unique.I¥=\>vnu be the striking note of a
plttllt truck.Lct's suppose you have
l'|\~--It e very plain navy dross on theIimtdfst kind of lines.You cha choose
to \\\lII trlth lt one of the wumputn
lttnur». ot leather pltcltcI strung to|\~thrr with beetitt and showing bead
and straw emhroldery.These ore torymwllnh and can be bought or copied at
Ilclnu There are some other new
Eeuthcr flutter or bright red. blue orpurple. slashed and threaded w It lrt-
demnt lxeatll. end basing lon an-nu
frlmtes. These combined with a resteeto ltmtclit, ceo make the our fmcl: al-
mo~t ~ at lcsst they erm tarlkhtenit up to better edrauteye tltno a lot oftion-l or heed embroidery thot could
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ap pe a rs .In s t e a d o f pa n s o r f n
g m n z .fa t lo a ve s o f b a k l n g br o ad .
t h e r e i s l n m y o s i n ; p w l o f d e r ; l t q »
u l d n s b r i g h t a s t h e m o m e n t o f n
ig h p ow e r z u n g st e u l a m p. s o d n z zl l n g
a t l t c a n b o e x a m i n e d w i t h s a fe t y
l o t h e o r e s o n l y b y th o s e u s i n g r o l
c r o é glasses.Ti n t e d h e r e a n d t h e n
w l l h s t r e a k s o f s o n b l u e a n d d a i n t y
pi n k . l a lo o k ; l l k a m e l t e d l t lt k c a n d y .
" I n p r e p a r i n g a b a tt er y o f o p e n
h e a n h fu r n a c e s f o r a ch ar ge .timely;
g r o u n d do l o m ls o In n h o r e l vd l n ' U B L
Th l a m e l t s l l k e g l a m a n d f i l l s u p a l l
cr a c k s a n d cr e n nl e a ca us ed b y t h e
po w e r fu l h o o : o f t h e p r e c e d i n g c h u r n .
Th e n a . li t t l e ¢ r ol n - r ol l s u p b efo r e t h e
b a t t e r y . a n d a n e l e c t r i c c n n e d u m p s
b o x a fl e r b o x o f s c r a p m e t a l fr o m t h e
c a n i n t o t h e fu m a o e s .OIT s o m e d l :
t a u c e l a p g r e a t s u - e l t a n k l l n e d w i t h
h r e b r l c k a n d f u l l o l l i q u i d p l g m e l n l .
"W h e n t h e : cr a p h as m e lt e d a nd t h e
c o n l e n l s o f th e n u l d r o n a r e cookcci
e n o u g h ;vghen t h e l m p u r i u u h e r e
b e e n d r i ve n o u t a n d r o l l e d l w g y t h e
M U b r o t h is °soosoned.'a s xx we re .
w i l l :th e p r o p e r a m o u n t o f m r b o n .
not he changed.Trurc are jade nlgutn girdlas, :medsholh:stitched in tnitllnm.colun;
hrizm :tuned cotton braids. lrlmmfd
win; painted wooden omlmenu; mu-lum: ml and omnxe bucklrl. and all
Ulilrla of motal bella Zo llfrn up dull
zo those thlnp that connltuto the unword la line lteei."_I
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age to handle.Tha proceu c himprofemeutmutt be Blow where the
forces concgsd!l_s|:t from 1rl|.hln and
nn: not amenubld o cannot frmn with-
out..Under the b u t condllionl It
l nl ..ro l l l le o n ,va n a d i u m .o r \\11:l§ev¢r i s
nec ess ary t o g i n -th e de si re d ch a r -
n c l e r zo t h e re s u lt i n g sn-ei.
" Th e n c o m a t h e l a p p i n g o f t h e f u r
nac e.A n e l e c t r i c c r a m - Il fn a gae nt
l a d l e i n t o gaosltlon.u w u r k m a n ja m s
a c m vr b a r t h r o u g h n c l a y p l u g g e d h o l e
a t t h e b a l e . a n d o u t n a n t h e fr e n
:RHI st r e a m l n l n th e l nd jt h Th e s l u t
ri s e s i n t h e : o p l i k e o n a n w a t e r m u d
o r e d n vr s .¢on¢1»a'!Ing a n th e nulxlsla
Ulf "|i 1 1 a .l h e r v a r e t h e r i b b o n g i r d l e l .nrlde
il l hl l vl o f m a in - :y i n g o n t h e s i de o r i n
th e ml d d h: a t t h e t m n t o r bu c k .G r ! !
a n m s t c b e \ h vo r l t e c o l o r , a n d l h e n .
o i r o u r a e ¢ l 1 " l h e u m a n d he n m m .
P l u m n a vy a n d b c k a a t l n t r u c k s a n
l t w n e d u p w i t h a s h e s o f d a r e d
ch iffo n,t y l n g w i t h l o n g e n d s a t t h e
llllum.E ve n i n g g m r n l . t a u . u s e t h e n
produce senllhle nesulu; but in the
Uniied Bute: we hue. in the newblood lntmdutid from abroad. an lm»
portant means of improvement lh ltwlll act more qulctly, md :het 1| em!-
nently susceptible to control.Ml the
nation: of me world hue been cou-mhutlng element.: to our populaiiong
and we have now, and now oniy. theoppommlty of studying the process of
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the type worn bs me older women.
This tradition ts gone by the board
It keeps company llth Di v! J an nlocker. and a miillon tmdltleua ln the
depthl.The dehntante of this gay and pros
pnmus llrtntm sreari on her held that
which look: well over her face.'Raerule la an exrotlent one do fotlovr
through ith.It alda the old ana therows. the pretty and use plain.
The ld! aallor shape. Glbaonlan in
its severity.la about the only klndthat la not popular.All the hah thathave cluttered faahlon since the la#-
beno ol' wearing formal mvednn on
the head have reappeared this see;-nn.
'l`ht»y present e hewliderlng an-ay. It
la true; but not an unpieaalng one. n
ia distinctly comfortable to Gnd awide nmlt to otte'a c lmié.
The tam li the malt xirliah shape.
and It pe:slsu in fashion.It has
reeled to haul over the back of thecollar ln the Latin .quarter way.It
has plc-my of fulintin. which ll dia-poeed to give breadth amm the heaq
non main=\.and t i f !them wlthbunches of tulle ln cms, two or three
shades. at the hip and tralllng on the
door.'
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In a n IZg r p l l n n b l u e .Th l l b l u e l a a d -
m l r n b i e fn r d o b u t n n t o l .
1 n m, ma ~ t w e e n ~ a n d ~ . '
000 of them are camped withlu nu
borders,_ Al for th ! d l!itseif.lt:former ponulltlon of 4oooo_ has been
doubled bs' ghls Indus.There.star-
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En a h l a a W o m a n tn Q o n van l a n t l y
C h a n g e S t y l i a t G a m u n t a t
1: ta p ar ti cu la rl y may t hi s an na -o n to
rem ode l pas se tr uck s b ec aus e c om bin a-
t l o u a a t d l l l e r e n t t u h r l c a a r e a o m u d
la vo g u e .If y o u a r e 'fo r t u n at e e n o u g h t o h a ve
a ve l ve t g o w n \ \ h l c l 1 Ia s u n l n g o o d
con dl tl nn . hu t wh ic h no t- da a few fre sh
en i n x t o u c h e s . i t m ay w i t h l i t t l e w u r k
b a t n n a f o r m e d I n t o u t : m a n u p t o - d a t e
nro ck Ir th e al tl rt i a |¢ oa nl w it h n wi de
tr o u t a n d h a c k p a n e l w i th p e rh a p s l \ \ u
:G r e s o n t h e a i d e s . t h vy m a y b e u s e d
a s p a n t l s a n d n o t o ve r a vn n t r u t l n g
m a d e o f a r m r d l n n pl a l t e d ge o rg vtt e .
t h e ve l ve t p a m - l a l u - t n ; l o o p e d u p o r
c a u g h t :o a e th e r benentla t h e l w t n a o
tha t t hey do no ! i ly out wh en the \\ ¢°a r»
er w a l k s .
Th e w n l s t m a y l ¢ ? e l w . . . . p w a l e v o t
t h e g w r g e l l v, w h i l e i f t h t ' a l e : w s a r e
wo r n t h i n b e l ow t h e i l l ho w tm 5 m ay h e
m t o n m u l f l l t l s h e d w i t h n t l r vr e d w t h
a
o f t h t ' c n vo I f t h e p a m I n n r v w i d e !
xtt n o un h . a n d lt ' th e w ea n - r In ' t a l l a n d
al t n d e r . t h vy m a y b e A l l o t t e d t o l l n n g
l o o m -
FASBIDNS IN BRIEF
E l a b o r a t e t u c l z i n n a d o r n t h e l o n g
aprlzut glare-et.
Th e r e l a a vo g u e fo r h i g h c o l o n i n
dr a p e d t e l l s .
Th e u p t u r t o d b r i m o f a 'b l a c k va l -
ve ! h a t l a o f b l a c k l a c e . b a n d e d w i t h
Jad a gr ee n r lh bt m.
It l a a c o m p g n m l a e h vt w f e n a c o m -
fn r t a h l e l o w n e c k a n d a m o d l a h h l l t h
on e , fo r n a lu m m l m a c r o an a t h e h a c k
la w i r e d t o s t a n d u p .
Su mo g re en i a wo rn - f tl ne m ys te ri ou s
al i ve t o ne s w h i c h a r e a o d el i g h t fu l o r
a r a t h e r br i g h t ,ye l l nw l a h g r e e n -
t r l m m f d w i t h a n y a q u l r r e l , c h l n c h l t l a
o r g u o l l e .
F r o m P u r i : c o m e : t h e r u r h n n f r e l -
t e t o r r n o l r e r i b b o n a m m g e n l n l o o p s .
A l o n g a i d h a n g s d o w n u t u l l ! - m e
an d at t he q ll se r la p la ce d a Za rg e ml l»
Il n o r y ma e i n na t u r a l c o l o r .
A r i va l o l t h e w o o l sw e a t e r fo r
: p o r t vw a r l a t h u w o o l ja-may ne b r -bl o u se . vu ; lo Ill t h e Il zu r r l fvry a nu g l f
an d t r i mm e d u s ua l l y w it h h a n ds o f a u
gu r a l n c on t ra s ti n g & 0!0 r5 an d r m fl h ls r
n to u c h o f w o o l n r ch en lt le r m
b m l t l r r y .
73 On || ||..t o l l o t s o o o . t h e d e a t h r a t e t l u c t o a t
l u g b e t w e e n M t ; a n d e i g h t y a d a y .
" Th o u g h t h e d o c t o r a n d 1 w e r e b e .
t o o b s e r ve t h e w o r s t p l a n a o f t h
al tu at lo n,ea c h o f u a w a i t e d i o r t h
o t h e r t o a t t n a a t a t r l p t o t h e l g d l
r e g i o n . w h e r e w e w e r e t o l d q t a r r a -
wa s m o a t a c u t e .
" T h e t o w n o f l g d l r .ar l l h l l a Io t a
a n d n u r b p o p u l a t i o n o f 3 0 . 0 0 0 A
me n l nt l i ..O M Ta l a r l .a n d ~ r l
Ye z ll l ll . re vea l ed s om e s q ua l i d a tr e e
wl t h b ut a few pe o pl e s e at e d h er e a n ~
ttxene.a a y e d r o ve tn.Th r o u g h o u
t h o s e t o r t o o u a . s u n b e a t e n b r vr u l . n
ch i l dr e n p l a ye d an d no a ni m a l r o am e d
Th e a i r w a l h e a vy w l t h d r e a d f u l al
le n c e . a u c h a a l u n g s o ve r p l a g u e a n l t
te n co mm un i ti es .
" W a fo u n d t h e ch i l dr e n .a u c h
th e y we re ,lnha talt ing a n o r p l u u a g
wh e r e i n o n e si ck en ed a t pu t r i d l t y '
h o r r i b l e o d o r . a n d w e r e i n fo r m e d t h a
th e r e w e re n e i t h er m e d l c ln e a n o t tl!
ln fe c t n nt n w h e re w i t h t o a l l a y t h e c o n
d l t l o t l o f t h e m a n y i l t t l e a i c k b e a n .
"S l c k ?Ba y.r a t h e r .t h e b e d r l d d
- a w o r d w h i c h m o r e j u s t l y d e t c r i ~ .
tl:-me ti n y .w i t h e r e d o p ,erou e»ll
ormmt urea. upon wh o s e fa c e s t h e a k !
see med st re tc he d i o A d m m h e a d
ti gh t ne ss ;w h e n p e e r l n l ey es at m
te r r or a n d a n gu l a h . a a t i ' de a t lfa p
Th l a u n n r l .oo st um n o f n a vy m p c
d l s h l n o . s t u d d e d w i t h m a l c u ! b u d s ,
a n d r o n des ig ns a m b r o l d l n d In
b u d s , i n p o p u l a r w i t h t h ! y o u n g e r a w
m i n t .
a n d w h o l a y t h a n a t fn m l n e '| c l i m a x
o l ph ys ic al ex ha u st i on .I n t h a n
yo u n g . ge t g r o te s q u e l y -a g e d fac e s . i n
s e e m e d t n w e 1 l o n ; l l k t i m e n f t n ; -
e d y p a c k e d i n t o a i g h t o r t e n c h i l d i s h
J e n n .
" r i s e m u d h u t s w h i c h w e vi a lt e d
p r e n m t e d a n i n va r h h i a t l l c t u r q - n
lmrwn. raveilke Interior. ticking one
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n ¢ ~ \ o r i n n l : m n m n u n t a g n l n h e u o m
w l l h n u t rv¢v|\ ll 1| I at te u tl tm .t h e l a w
m a y l n * u m ! a n a n o ve r l u n l c t h e m f *
roln rrr n h vn l h sk i r t b e i n :u f z x w t l l l l r
cl o t h u r m u i n .Tl w s e i l fl l v l u n l w a r e
o ft e n gnndminiwl n r d r a p e d .l n h i f i .
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the law about hat.: for a cial.Theyoung zlrl ln wnnnféd to well the
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uo n al m s. ln d es c ri b ed in t he 'fo ll o wi n g
c o m m u u l c n d o n t o t h e N a t i o n a l G6 0 -
g r a p h l c s o d e u fr o m l l e l r i l l a C h a l e t .
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pro vl sl on sn re p u b l i c u a n in co n ce iv-
a b l e c o n t r u t t o m e G e o r d m g o ve r n -
U u c f F u ! ! m r s .
I ' e m b e r s a n u m !i n i l u ' m m :n n
ul mn l w a ys .Fo r In s l an w . a n :m i s s i n g
: n f l b vn u t l fu ! f m l h vr N l h a s m a d e i t s
ap pe a ra n ce .T h e c e n l vr p a r t o f th e
hu ! l s o r mm e b l rd 's Im n st . Irl a le sc e nl .
h r u l u m r t e n t h : r s .Th e n a z e a r h ai de
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a t e d . o n e n i g h t a w a c k t o |' n l b l t e d u -
o | L l ¢ > n a l _ g l l m a a n d b e t t e r c l a r a e n t e r
tainment fealurva to the grade school
maplin at Monera.0m:|ha'a total gralnfrrcelptl durln¢
moo were 62.2¥2ltl00 huahcla, and Itaahlpmentaweref»l.i12l.l00 huahcta.
T113 vlevntor capacity ll 10,4l.l),IllD
hulheln. and lta mllllnl facllltlea 4.500
barrels of flour daily.1111. Evelyn Pdeaa 3lcEll1ano5, con-
rlcted of murderIng Earl B. Andaman
Jurlct.Aa a public utility cgmot go out of
huslu-Ml when It fools lite It and
must continue at whatever falls thecommunion Axes. pmcoedlnga will bc
lwgun at once to force- reopening oftheStapletontdcphunvexchnmre
whlch han discharged Ita operatora,cloaed Ita doon and rrtlred froth
service.
The law enforcement dlvlalon n! tha
amte ndtnlnlntmtlon.hrrctofnre npfratlng na st xqmrnte unit, hu lawn
trannfmred to the depnnmrot or pub
ltc wotfan adopted 'umlcr the code.
A aotdlma bonus mn prorldlng for$15 for ercry month of acrvlcf. during
ildtly ior ltomlch mama."Eatonlc helpa people to gat well bytakin; up and carrying out the ex-realadult; and gaara that put the stomachmt of order.If you have indignation,
morons. heanburn, belchtng. food za-Eating,or other stomach dlauaal.to an Botanic after each meat.Bicbo::c oataonlyaulnn1rtth;| fom drug-
¥!lt'a guarantee.
IA l w a y s l n S t y l e
Good health ia alt i n II t ~ a n y . » 1 ° $ ' § ° u ~
It Bti mto an y ki nd o f po li ti c s
an da .n y ki nd o £r nli gi on .Go o d \
§I
U
\!.\lllanr-1° md aentmced to so yur:lhe m r .br every nomar.amuor.u moon 1| ous orin the penllenllnry. ls now an trauma mirlne or num, but ii=\§{1j=\§_'§;_"{fj}f m. Pi\m\'| G°1<!'a=o m a
l| §5 |\ \|w n y - - . . . . . ._, _Ja fn e s H l m o n . o n y a n o l d . o f B l h r -w n l n l h r e S t u n l n a n t n f H o l t .
w o o d .re c e nt l y en j o y e d t h e n m f l e x -p e r l e n c e u f r u l i n g s p o r t i o n 9 !e n g -1 , w p a e n a i e , A n d e r s o n o f
nou uua ou un n
|
| wunmwu.
xiii.by l ltr!!! at Blu Ulllquu.
1> M ._,§h l l $ 3 1 1 .
|i J
\" ¥ l
~ j lr. and Mn. Ray Masters mined Mrs. pmd Fnndun an d y tar md
.`A r l l n l t q n . a i l t i f i a l l {1;ueata at the Marion Danny home
~ln! Tzkunnh a couple of days l u !
142°-- ~~
r 5 Oimha Samnky morning °",; mf old baby who live one miiei
:
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21
gaf.;
].
l d u u .ln. Mae Cottrull of Pisgah, Io-
'ara and ilr. I".§3d O h of Missouri
Valley won mlrrlad J m. 5.Mrs.
south of town ar~ew:ry nick with
nnmil-pox.Mr. md Mrs. Roy Hart who have'
been fun k nt th e C hr is Truhlsen
Cu»¢t1'e!| i1 lrdl known hem hlving .home the put wreck Ieft for 'dmrlBeen ?2`,'T.1".§"y flf Tho Sh°"home at Dixon, Nebr. 'Daunudayn 1
f l r .Wooly ind Otto Renuwd of dgg and M m A W.Barge went
/ "Lincoln visited Satulxiny me Sam- mppil; Omaha Ducsdsy °° do nomc1
lay with the lltlers parents, Mr.. . . a lla Pond Rn1uh11 'Bi)w m f l f d . . . ~
--'lm z N' r.= :| u >n 1sr :-
n | n l | l _ | | |n n l l u l n l l I I l. . . . . . .
rec eived four pouuml lent u>him
hy Lennie Ac kemun who ilfnpgnd-
ins the winter in tbl south..T L "
wem placed on exhibitiqn in gh,
Iwlndow at qw God1cy da r e * h i m
iljney attrac t a great ded cg #Ren-
tion.
Jack Sihghaua of Tekxmlh 1514
a Herman visitor Tuesday.F
I The Luiies Aid a n to hold 1
fbulinnl meeting at the J . M Bmw-
:ter home Wednendly 3f¢»¢1"h09n.
They an making prepc rntlonn for 1
birthdny supper in thc near mmrg
.L W.Bnantnn succeeded In am
Qinn h h lnnlluh mn\od intn |n1|rn
:5\\l)braces :nd other wood used
l l l l l l l l l l l l -
~10¢h. ANN
BLAIR RAC
_per lineal foot for tubins:at u.specified sum perpound for other*
materlxls in place Repain to bc a:_a specmed sum per unit quantity In O n J a n u a r y Z l s t .11
pisce.~ ~ 0 31 S UN!!Ind 10011 o p e n e d u p U ¥ | d U I n e w m a r. tnuplntbl hu he mid! SUD!!Tl"lt¢. nf!k u } | n | i r x r f l r u c u l n f i l f l ¥
fied m m per lineal foot for thc!
nuhltructurve; it I. specified sum per
iined foot for piling in place of
subsiruttum;nt.a specified num
per fooQ:mom; mequne)for caps,
in substructure and approaches;ntIn apeciticd sum pen cubic fcot in
piace for stone, brick.cement or
concrete work;ab a specified sum
umm mem. un. .:u, nn._._
lvsnsm
:KET S'l`0RE ~..n
Jll, The Blair Racket Store
lsgement havin# been sold
:_Kn l te r ma n .the nre se nt
)
»I
:|_5;M o n d a y Th e w o r k o f g e t t i n ~i t p r i c e p e r th o u s a n d f o r h a u i i n g m d
g l u t e r e d a n d o t h e r t h i n g s M e n s a -p u t t i n g o l d l u m b e r i n p !n r 0 ,t h e
r y fo f o q c u p a n r y W i l l b e g i n a t o n c e . : p r i c e p e r t h o u s n d re q u nr e d i n nc-
c -- -~-: -»
Notice To Bridge Contnctora
4
Notice is hereby given that the
Bound of County Commissioners ot
Washington County,Nebruskn,ml :
on the 14th day of February, 192t,let
to the lowest and beat bidder a yearly
contract for the construction ond
erection ot: reparation of all bridges
culve and approaches thereto, the
£051 which :lull exceed $500 (ex
cepting cement structures)including
substructure: and approacitea. super-'
structures.materiel for 3l»1M» all
kinds oi' hauling, Ilbor :nd the ful!
completion of some ready fou use. to'
be built by Wuhington county duringvert ot' improvement of road.end
m? be lealed and and sn the office
of the County Clerk of said county
on or before 12 o'clock M.,of the
14Lh.d.l.}of Febntlry.1921,and
must be accompanied by I certified
check for $200, or cash,payable to
the County Clerk of Washington
County,Nebragks,to be forfeited
to the county in case bidder refuses
or falls to enter into a contract
and give bond: in manner or form as
:;ti "1 ' 5 th?Cou'1t5, in case the
cont be awarded to him.The
number and kind of bridges to be
built and the proposed location will
bmin ~ndan-cc with the direction of
The Youllrs Companion Home C u .
endif For 1921.
The Publilhen of The Youtlfn
Companion will.. an alwgzys nz 1155;
sea.-mn, present to every `rubo¢rib¢r
whose sullcriptlon (32,502 l l pllci
for 1921 1 Ciiiendnr for the new
you-.The uhleu are in-inted in
p l ||1 .st r u c tu r e .P r i c e p e r t h o u s a n d i n
st r u c t u r e ,p r i c e p e n t h o u s a n d i n
li n ea l fo o t fo r p i l i n g d r i ve n h \ p l a c e
on repair work; all bids to include
hardware,paint\ delivery of mater-
ial on grounds.All bridges,Culv
erts :nd structures or worlfnhall be
accordhg to the pllll\5 and specilioa-
red ond olive green, und besides Sf'\Qon.ii heretofore adopted by the
ing the Eny a of the current md!tl1*®unty Board of Wgahington Conn
in bold legible type, gin the cal
endar of the swrwednr and Nerud-
ing month in smaller type in the
cy and now on tile ln the County
C!erk'| office of Wndalngton Conn
Ly, at Bldr, Nebraska.
margin.I t is l ri c h : nd PUCUCITI *Binh shall be eeparale on each
piece of Fork clllflrtnl kind end close of bna gu.
' ~ -- »a n~e one ~c -l i o n ,co n z tx u c ti o n a n d r e p a n t i i a n
s h a l l b e i n a c r o r d n n c e w i t h t h e p l u s
a n d s p e c i fi c a t i o n s h e m w fo g e a d o p t e d
b y t h i s C o u n t y B o a r d a n d n e w o n fi l e
i n t h e o ffi c e o f t h e C o u n t y C e r k o f
W u h i n g t o n C o u n t y ,N e b n u k a n m h n i l
b e a t n s p e c i fi e d s u m p e r Zi n e l l f o o t
fox;t h e s u p e r s t r u c t u r e ;a t n n p e d i
r Lou n ~F|2En§
k
4 AT ,Loo fhes
: s m - n o c n v n l c r s .e Bran
cts. 52.25 basket'S L89
sz 69 al 2.10
Heavy alumin um dish pans
14 qt. special 3.75
Nanzntuc k Ray a larhps 3.75
Pau| '| Leader No. 2 lantern 9812
Plain white cups and saucers 254:
'°°°dlnnc r plates 20C
""ple plates ISC
2 qt. Aluminum Perc olator 51.50
R. M. C.and Star brand
Sllkine c rochet c otton ba!!ilc
Stewart's brnxs safety plns
l5c value, c ard Dc
Ladies' l5c white handker-
c hief;Dc
Meng 2 56 whi te h'd 'k'Is ISC
_.o w n e r n n thi s da te .T
10th. year In this store.
We ha d planne d so
thls o cc a si on but ha ve d~
celebrate this, our 10th. =
Instead of throwln ~
we wlll gi v e treme ndo us
of the stqre.
Here ls a list of lte
ol these 10th. ANNWERS »
Tolls! paper.6 rolls lor 2.
PnlmQllve soap,cakhClothrl plnl l5c value, boxI2 qt. gulv, pulls 3~
s o m E F INE 1 , . \ 1 z G E
};;2=°2=- '° the lst du' of """""?"3fmm time no time; all bids will be
"`opened at the hour above stated
" .0pQ ~|\.and the Boandmeservee the right £9
re}e-ct any and :dl bids, to award con-
trabtas for different kinds and cluses
of work to Bllferent contr,lcton;|Llso
full power to throw out blanket, col-
lcctive or defcgtive bids,
Mary C. Debel, County Clerk.
so-4:
A discount nf 20% is
Cut Glass and
BLAIR RA
Friday and Sat
10th. Ann
11 lllr. and ldra. Bruce Dickenson of KQQQTQ \}£fii:l.§L§e}{ home su»{a»;..
Plmmont visited Sunday at Hell!11 }{Rasmussen and daughter
ll.ral1d|'|\.éhliaa Anna weat¢down to Lincoln
The Duion-Jeney Hog Sale held
Saturday Jan.15 by C HU.Cook the first of the week to attend an
'ea.xmnee eonvention_They expect
vraa a decided auceua Many me m " b e gone several days.n m a n over the state mmn.~a.|Bllra.Bennet Nemerkmgef enter-
Dlmer " " ~ by I l. | lv€ | Cu c le Ttlnu l at S un da y di nn er Mm An nlellf l.heCon3l.2[lU0nl1 ehureh.Illliddie;M i n Caroline Waohterf
Hn. J . c . Badger *"* ahopper Visa Beanie Linaenholf and Mlaa
in I-*meant Wednaailay.
Hin Alta Nelson spent the week
md with her parents near Blair.
Mm F rank Wolf and daughter,
lhmie vgero passenger: to Fremont
Sunday naornlng.
Laurence Keenan was taken to
iheN'1c.hdaa Seen Hospital Sunday
mmm; ff m an s njme e hi p.
Mu o n HcKibbou,Earl Spangler,
Ralph Badger, Ernie Meyer Herrnan
Behlapher, and Prof.Brokaw went
lo Albion, Nebr., Saturday morning
io attend a High School Conference.
They netumed Monday armnoon.
Ilia: Thelc a Owena of Omaha han
been visiting several d a n at the
home; of Goa Canlsox'and Herman
lungblnth.The Arlington Basket Ball ieam
journeyed to Ceday Bluffs,Friday.
The local team was defeated 24 ms.
Mr. and Mrs.B. F. Maaterh and
atm Roy autoell so Ornahl Tuesday.
lr a .Maatex remained theie for
aa1e:ral dan vlait with relatives and
frlenda.
The following were paaaen¢a;u to
Fremont Saturday afternoon;M m
C. J. Andaman and daughter Yelva
li n e d Maud and Edna Masta;-s,
and Ma ur .lamea and Wlllla
e m .
Hr. J .Burkett of Omaha visited
laedaeen train!Saturliay with
irimda.Colonel A.B.~Peralng~er and Mra.
atm J arrett.hem of Lodfapole,
Nebr.were marded J a n. 9 at the
Lonne of the latter: ann, W.: B. Jew-
att of Gurley.Colonel Pernlnger
came to western Nebaaka thi\1>'
year.:ago from Lousiana..He is
Laura Fueas.Thunmdaya Omaha paper contain-
ed the marriage llsenee of Mr. John
Reyxllck. of tlria place and Miss
Margaret B l u of Tekamah.Mr.
Reyzlick al the ann of Hr. and Mre
Joe Reyzllck Sr. and has a host of
N e here who ezitend congratula-
tions and belt wiahea.
Misa Thelma Godaey came home
from Omaha Friday having comple-
ted her ala months bualneae course
at the Van Sant wheel in five
month.She will remain heme for a
week and will 'Ll\en,|o to Omaha to
begin work.
The many friends of M:a.R.J.
Sdhenek. are glad to know ehe ia
,petting along nialy from her opera-
tion and wah able io return hon|_e
Friday__Mina Clara Gahrlnger spent Fri-
day at her home in Blair.
Wm.Kramer left Saturday for
Minn N. D. for a visit and to look
after buainess matters.
Mr.and Mrs. Rose Rasmussen
took Sunday dinner at the Rasmus
Nellon l1ome_
Mrs.John King who been
in the Swedish Immanuel hospital
ln Omaha for treatment was opera-
ted on Hpnclay morning.She stood
the operation quite well and herma-
ny frlerlda hope for her a speedy
: e c o \ e r y .
hllaa Florence Williamson waa an
Omaha visitor Wednesday.
Mr. ahd Hrs. Fern Wont wolcomecl
a ten pound baby girl at lhelr home
Thursday Jan. 13
The members of the Womans'
Club took in about ninety dollars at
hus we a re co mple ti ng our
nc o n giv i ng a so uv e ni r o n
Cided o n u be tte r wa y to
miversary.'
awa y mo ne y In a so uv e ni rva rga lns ln a ll depa rtri ents
ns wh i c h wi ll g i v e a n Idea
RY SPECIALS.
Men! 506 merc c rizc d hose
in blac k, c ordovnn. zrey .
navy.. 3 pair
Ladle: He ather fa nc y wool
hose $2.00 value
Ladies 25c blac k hose
5062 Turkish bleached towels
Bo y !heavy flecc c d union
sults 8-10-I2-14 y rs. nt
Ladle; flc ecc d union suits
Ladies bun galow aprons
dark and light., c holco
CANDY S PEC IA LS
51.00
Ll!!2o¢\
29:
1.25L50
98:
Standard chocolate cream
drops lb.
Vnnllln c ream fudge lb.
Pea nut squares lb.Wrnppc d pea nu! kisses Ib.
ned pen nun lb.
Uum 3 pkzs.
Our bestS0¢fanc y choco-
llte c ln d\e| per lb.
25st
256
201:
zoc
ISC
i l k
40C
1
'wz
D O L L S A T I I A L F P R I C E
n effect on ai! Fancy china.
l .
Al u mi n u m w a r e
K E T STORE
day, Juli. 21 and 22
lverssry Sale.
I - - n i.
LOWESTim o\xir of "Hud.|c xbb1e" Qhq of their _box aocihl Thursdy evening.
th :non modorn w=¢h¢l7=1=\!h° Arm- supper dancing nnd m a n
n M n .Perainguf is ~ IJBQBI wma indu1|;ed,in until a late hour.
d M n . W .B.Badger.1I.C. Johnson rcscived n cu of ice
Mi n Lilian shllingfmi 'Uf Ornn-last week from Florence which he
ha spent the week ond with h d had ltvned.It li eleven inches inpl.'lc.nLn.Ithickncxs.He expects nnothc!car
Roy Masters and Glenn Ludwig this wc¢k The Woofl4 Updikc
sutoed to Waterloo Saturday even :mach 1c~@ei\ed two cars also Mr.
ins Jensen is expecting aix cans fromThea n i m son of Ml.and 3512 Sioux City sometime :hu week.
Roy McCoy in very ill at thin writ Wad was received hem Sunday of
UBI the death of Geo. Laila. at his home
Hin Johnnnn. B4-rtclsen spent the in Telmmah.Mr. Lntta is Preaidenl
'week-and with home follu at Wash-of the Platcal State Bank of ihis
ingtom.place and raided hem nl olk time
The Young Laulics Kensington wil!The funernL.wu held Tuesday.
nerve an Qhbo|'.\l.o dinner to thc Mr:i_Esta Speihnen of Blnir 5:
)EARS I
RICES
1.75 per hundred i l l2.00 ""U l m v ; u lWe Uffer the Following'3 (i ro un df fo rn .1 . s o ' ""
i nmnmrl Pmm ind ~"sc"lvn|y.evening.
li n .John Johnson and doughter
of Linwood, visited n few days at
the Elrmrs'}¢ome.|.
Mrs Chlries !"n,§§r visited Frirlny
and Saturday with her daughtq
Dr. and Hn.P. J. Christiansen.
Lee Long \\n.\ n pnnsengm' to Lin-
ooln Sdtunlny morrning.
Henry Reckrneyer and slnugzhteip
Lualia ond Fnnnes.Glenn L11d\~isr.
Glmlys Whitfonl,Agnes (.'lmpmon
ond Edna llnaters nutood to Cedvl
Bluffs Friday evening Io the Ilon
ietb oll game.
The xoplsomore clsuu and several
fn.-shmen held A skating vrlffr on
llrinkman'| lake Wowlnesdny eveninpz.
Af ter xkting,they mont to ilu"
home of Miss Eloise llnnxrraanil
where they enjo;ml :tn oyster supper.
H e r m a n D e p a r t m e n t
ltru. Il. ll. Cumemn \\< on Omn-
ha vialtor 1 few days last week.
Geo.Bec ker of Alta N. D. came
homo mrinig for Mn. Wer t.
Mrs.llnntingfg was taken` tcf tho
Tekamnh hospital |151 week where
sho was operated on :nd is reported
to be matting along nicely.
Quite a number from here nllemi
ed the funeral ol Geo. Latte at Tc
knmah 'I`uesdny.
hit#iiozotlly Iarson "hose homoin near Decatur had the misfortune
to have her r-g'1t leg broken in loo
places.She \\.|:1B riding to school
and lter horse stumbled and i'ell
Sho is well known hero lmvinir
clerked nt rho Von Valin atom at
one time and often viglts hero.
Mr. and Mrs.Ben Wachter are
the parents of a scn bomto lhvrn
January 0.
Dr. Cameron, John Kim: msd" Miss
Tlielmn King were in Omaha Mom
day to be with Mrs. King.
Mrs Lfm Kepler rome up MondayfromOrnnha where she has been inl
tlirio.=;:ltul since 0cl Tlh.When
she 'was |o lmdly hurt in an auto
nccirlont.She is able to get n' |
round u little by the aid of cnstcheinit Monday and 'lm spend the re-|5111 Chris Tnlhiravfm is jo " I
..en ying nmainder of the vtnter swath his sus Visit from hor Pammz Mr. and Mrs!
ter,Mr>=_Chnsthm Huglcman.\A.D.. Hanson who came here froml
Lin H. J. Maller wrnl. "P to T¢'llJ1eir home at Colorado S rin 1Pgaoksmmhone day lttml week to 5¢°lat\end the funeral of their illluftlisl
3 ..:ss Domlh)Larson "ho 'AM in terln-low Mee=Martin H" nwn gthe 310='Pl7l1 'a i li n g Helen Ranmu.s.=en nnd Mr.
Miss Ruth Roberts went to Dma~;\'eggo Hanson were n§arrie<l in Q?
In Wedriesday for » Wttllgl mir. mh=fsn\un1n;,.e 5
' i th relltives.l Ired Engor was o buslncm visitor
ilr. and Mrs.John Lowe spent La Blair Tueuinvthe pant week at the Goo. L°'*f August Lowe iul sister Mr:-\. Hen
liome north of town.Ut Richter were puscngera to Ornn-I
llr.and Mn_A. W.Bu wenfre=lu Toesdsnf.l
'lo Tekommh 'Ihu".io3 :uni ""'""d"'l;Al the Derny Aekem1an`role?
I club dance th!! C\¢I\i1\l lhlunilov eirervthinm Hold nuite well
|sA1<uA1N5 IN l'LUUl{u w u u u v uul um n u v
~as as0il Meal f l *r sack
M
Ethan Allen . . . . . $3.00 pe
Puritan.......2.90 '
Golden West . . . .2.75 "
CornMeal..(ilbs...
12 ~Wheat Graham ..
Rye"Graham .12".
Rye Meal .'-
Pancake Flour .
Puritan Breakfast Food :Tum
Saltper. 50 lb. sack .
J block ..
\\n bbl.12 H
4 4 |¢
5
ss
v
l4a¢0
Prairie and Alfalfa Hay
at BED ROCK PRICES.
30c
701:
70c
65s
50c
30c
75c
I 1
Ask for Prices on ton lots in
Feeds and on five, tenfand twen-=
ty sack lots of Flour.751:
3.40
Get Our Prices on
a
oLAc~ooa
l
We Sell Coal that Suits(0nce.a customer \
always a customer
l The RIIUADES COAL & FEED STOREl
f
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. EIN: of Sr>¢f1».<>f\;1;1if§,;i w times \|r.a m t
nr Minnesota are? visiting the for Mrs Ackerman are moving to Blair
men lisic r, Hn. Chas.Arnold and and!.hoir son Melvcm takes posses-;
funily .J ian of th e f um.|
5111 md Hrs.James Han.were On Wednesday lut E.W.Bundic 1E E
IaL
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