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Local Items
A sooial tlii ii co will bo given in the
Ayres ball this (Fridny) ovoning.
Andrew Peterson is doinpc "oxtra"
work (ib conduotor for tho Sioux City
Traction company.
Blinker George Hnnse and family
woro down from Emerson Snndny vis
iting at tho A T Hiiuho home.
Mrs W S Weston, of Hartingtou,
was a visitor tlio past week at the
home of her sister, Mrs Don Forbos.
Suuiuel Gribble unil wife, who wero
delayed hero by tho snow storm laBt
week, left Tuesday for their home in
Goodwin, S D.
D M MeiBwauger is building n 16x22
foot addition, on the north of tho pool
hall building which ho rooontly pur
chased, for uso as a drug store.
Cecil Prather, a tulegrnph lineman
working hero on repair work, fell from
a poln last Saturday and out a gash in
his leg. Dr Stinson dressed his inju
ries. Miss Myrtle Powell wns united in
marriago on March 11 to O E Gordon,
at Arkansas City, Ark. Tho bride
formerly resided here with her mother,
Mrs Elsio Powell.
Mrs Inez Lillio and children, who
spent the winter at tho home of Mrs
Lillie's parents, Dr D 0 Stinsou and
wifo, at Leeds, Iu, roturued last week
to their home at Maxbuss, N D.
Bernard Mitchell, tho youngest son
of W O Mitoholl ami wife, got his
finger caught in tho gearing of an
emery fly wheel Sunday and lost tho
nail and flesh off tho end of his finger.
Lyman White came up from Wood
bine, Iu, Tuesday to do some repair
ing on his lako property. Mrs White
accompanied him for a few days visit
with her parents, Mr and Mrs Henry
Woods.
Mrs Helen E Weeks arrivod here
Wednesday morning from Rosebud, 8
D, and will visit her daughter, Miss
Alida Weeks, a few days; She ex
pects to tako up her residence at Ce
dar Rapids, la, again.
A horso ridden by ono of tho foro
men of the telephone repair gangs
working hero last Friday, .stepped on
a brokon phone wire that hud fallen
across tho street car tiack and was
knocked down by the shock of 500
volts carriod by the trolly wire. It
us u couple of Louis befoiu the ani
mal recovered.
An earnest and urgent nppoal has
been mudo by tho board of church ox
tension in behalf of our Lutheran
brothern iu Nebraska, Iudiana, Ohio
and other states whoso homes were de
stroyed and ohurches ruined by tho
recent tornado and flood. A special
I offering will bo taken this coming
buuduy (tho ViOth i n fit) for their relief.
E H Gribble has called a meeting
of tho Dakota County Good Roads as
sociation for Saturday, April 19, at
Dakota City, and requests all interest
ed in the good roads proposition to b?
thero. Tho seoretary of the state as
sociation will be here and will deliver
the state road book promised all mem
bers of tho association. Now ofllcers
will bo elected for the coming year.
Tom Gribble Buffered a badly burn
ed faoe Monday evening while solder
ing a gasoline can at the G F Broy
hill stoie. They hud emptied the
gasoline out of the can, but had loft
tho cup screwed on, and when tho hot
soldering iron was appliod thero was
an explosion that "did things" to tho
can. Mr Gribbiot faoe and eyes were
badly burned uud lie was harried to a
Sioux City hospital for treatment.
Ilis injuries will not. be as serious as
at first feared, and with good care ho
will soon be out agaiu .
An entertainment and concert of a
very high order will be given in tho M
E ohuroh Monday evening, April 28th,
by Prof Thuiiues, of Boston, assisted
by Mrs Ethel Smith-MoMichaol,
daughter of Rev Joel A Smith, an
evangelist of national reputation and
a former pastor at this place, who is
now conducting u serieB of meetings
at Ponder, Neb, Prof Thonnos is a
graduate of Boston Consovatory and
post graduate under tho world re
nowned Madam Sohumaun-IIeinko,
who pronounces Prof Thonnes ono of
Amorioa's six greatest stagers. The
comploto program will bo anununoed
next week.
Right now, while wo can seo just
what tho Missouri river is doing to
the property of our neighbors, as well
as to our own, would it not be a good
plan to organize and try to protect tho
valuablo property that goes tumbling
into tho water overy duy? The rive
is taking tho property of our neigh
bors, and will take our own, if vio lot
it. The fact of tho matter is, the
whole bottom is in danger. Tlio
time to oreanizo and do something is
right now. If tho property of our
neighbors is all oaten up by the Mis
souri can wo oxpoot thorn to help us?
Would it not be cheaper now whilo
thoy can and will help? Some
thing can and must bo done, and be
fore wo ask tlio assistanoo of tho gov
ernment and railroads wo must show
them whut wo can do ourselves. Peo
ple of Dakota preoinot, will you seo
your property washed away and added
to tho island iu thoiniddloof tho rivor,
for which tho present ownors paid al
most nothing? Wake up ond got to
work.
For Hale Cottonwood lumber, $20
per thousand. Thos Cnrran.
Don't forget Breuus coffoo, it is
still in tho lead. Van sells it.
Frank Hiiuho was homo from Emor
eon lust Friday nnd Saturday.
George Burnett, jr, is bauk at work
on tho street cur as luotonuau.
Win Lulus is erecting a largo barn
on bis property in tho went pars of
town.
Rov Joel A Smith wns hero from
Ponder Monday roneviiigold acquniut
Buces. Wm Beorman onmp down from bin
claim near Oolono, S D, Wednesday,
on n short visit.
A baby boy was born to M II Nio
bubr and wifb, of Sioux City, Thurs
day of lost week,
John F Sides, deputy U S marshal,
loft Tuesday evening on it business
trip to Napier, Nob.
John W Hazolgrove was hero Mon
day looking after losses oooHsionod by
the recent snow b tor in.
Wm W Armour returned reoently
from a winter's sojourn iu Florida, at
Tampu Springs, on the west coast,
Vu have a hotter stook of Uardware
eto, than wo over bud, and y u will
And our prices right. Schriever Bros.
GIiub Sundt, Br, has boon summoned
to appear at Oinuha next Monday to
servo us a petit juror iu tho federal
court.
Mrs Chas Long, of Wakefield, sister
of tho Heikos boys, was operated in
at St Joseph's hospital, Sioux City,
Tuosduy. Her condition is quite se
rious, John O Stading this wook purchas
ed the 200 acre faim of John W Hazel
grove, which ho bus farmed under
leaso for tho past fow years. Tho con
sideration was $80,000.
Miss Georgia Jay, according to re
ports in the dailies, won in bor broach
of promiso suit against Evange
list Homer Rodeheuver in Chicago
reoently. Sbo wub awarded $50,000.
Goorgo W MoBottli, ivifo nnd two
children, dopurtcd Monday evening
for Florida to tako up thei- residence.
For tho present thoy will rcsido at
Daytoim until thoy get a houso built
oo their land adjoining tho town of
Espanola.
It required sevon million pounds of
twino to bind Nebraska's crop of
small grain last year. That's quite a
speck of twino alright. It is enough to
bind the entire earth iu it live strand
band at the equator, and then there
would bo u few thousand miles loft
over with whioh to tie a secure knot.
Where's that Nebraska knookor?
Articles of incorporation for the
Crystal Lake Park company wore fllod
here Wodnesditv, with a capital of
$50,000. Thooflloers.oro T F Laoy,
president; Riley Howard, vice-president,
and Joo Marshall, sooretary
trouaurer. The now company plans
many improvements at tho lako, in
cluding a modern hotel, bath house,
dance pavilion, garago and othor
amusement features,
Mr and Mrs S A Stinson entertained
tho St Miohutl's Aid of South Sioux
City, and their husbands, ut their
home in this pluco lust Tuesday even
ing. Forty-live guests wero present
and enjuyod an evening ut curds.
Tho high score prizo for ladies was
won by Mrs G W Ward, and the cou
solation prize by Miss Auua Trib.
The high score prize for gentlemen
was carried off by John N Mullen, und
the consolation prizo by A L Ober.
S A Stinson won the all-out prize. A
A spocial car was run for tho accom
modation of the guests. A muBt deli
cious luncheon was served at the close
of the evening, 'Mrs Geo Burnett, Miss
Beulah Barnett and Miss Olivo Stin
son assisted the hostess in serving.
The snow storm last week, which
wus in tho height of itH glory whon wo
went to press last Thursday fuienoou,
was about the most damaging of any
storm it bus been our lot to witness.
Over 20 inches of wot, clinging snow
fell Wednesday night und Thursday .
All the tolophono and telegiaph poles
and wires wont down Wednesday night.
Tho wires woro laden with snow until
they were as large arouud as a stove
pipe iu some instances, when tho strain
became too groat for tho poles to bear
up. A force of telephone linemen wns
put to work Thursday afternoon re
pairing the lines temporarily, aizty-fivo
men being employed hero for three or
four days. Even yet tho local ex
chaugo is not in first-class- order and
it may bo two or three weeks before it
will bo. Several sheds and flat build
ings were bo loaded with tbo snow that
thoy oollupsed, At tbo furm of O W
Fisher a shed went down, killing four
fat steors and 3 hogs. A machine
shed ut Don Forbes, went down,
damaging tho machinery stored thero
to some extent. Tlio damage to tho
orchards and sliado trees can hardly
he estimated. Homo orchards look
almost as if a cyclone had hit thorn.
By Tuesday of this week the snow had
practically all disappeared, leiiving
tho ground in fine condition for seed
ing. For Stxle
A quantity of flux sood. Enquiro at
Tho Uorald oflloo.
PROGRAM
Tho Homemakers' Olub will meet at
tho homo of Mrs S A Stinson Saturday
afternoon, April 20th, at 2 o'clock.
PlonoSolo Lottlo Holkos
Itoll Oall Answered by somo favorite
recolpo,
Heading of Minutes ,,,,
Pnpor Forcing for Kurly Vegetables...
Mrs Kllzaboth Herweg
Vocal Solo MrsO W Fisher
Discussion "How Houso Gleaning May
1)0 Simplified" Led by Mrs Goorgo
Hates, followed by Mrs Mel Schmled
Piano Solo Mrs Ada Sherman
Paper "How to Interest tho Young
People In the Homo" Mrs Slocuin
Solo Mrs Marvin Armour
Dullness
Mrs 8 A llrldenlmug, Presldont.
Mrs 8 A Stinson, Secretary.
Br or omo citt or Touca I
lccas cocntt. (
Frank J. Ciiinct makes oath that tt tl note
nirtnor r.r hn firm ot K. J. G'lltNir & Co- dolllf
Lmlnpaa la the City of Toledo County and Stale
aforesaid, and that aald nrm will pay the row ot
ONi: HUNDUKD DOLI.AIIS for each and rrcrr
case ot Catarrh that cannot tie cured by tU Me ol
IUl CATABKU . rnANK j cnEKEVi
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MOM. OK 1ION0II.
High School.
Kitrollmnt . .St
No. enses of tnidlnons ...... ... . ., 8
rilmlys Orr, 3 MarKnrot Nlcluilir, S
Kviiilrnliniii.ft Kuby DlerkliiK.
Daisy Knopper. S
Marie ltoy, it
Kny Helices, 7
Keith lSvaiis.fi
Paul Mnion.il
Km ilk Oclsc, 7
itoy Uralmui.4
Helen
i.ioyu Jiriueniutnitii.s
Mario litnrmnn.n
.Snniuol llelkei,
iHiun llelkos. 4
Melon Ornlmtn, ft
Mnruiirot Sahrluvur,6
Hudolph I.lscliku, 4
merman. 0
LollaThoiuasi Ass't Prill.
flrntmiuT Department.
Kiirolltuont SI
No, cases tardiness. ,. 8
IilaBclituldt.fi Oharllo Schmidt. 4
Gladys ArmbrlRht.O Dowoy Hclkes, 7
Htott Nelswaimor, llnyiuond Uenm,7
Helen Harnett, Goorgo Merman, 8
lliirbnrn NoIswniiKor, 2
I,oroUu MoKonnn.Tenclicr.
Intermediate Department.
Enrollment 29
No. eases of tardiness.,..;.... ......... . ..
Kilwnrd Ansnes.O
Alex Quintal, 4
Hnill Ansiu'3, 6
lllanoho ltllvoii, 0.
Ralph Iolinsoil.3
Anna Kvuus, 4
Mario Oleio, t
MelforU Lothrop.
Joioph Kinmper,
Leono Schmidt, 4
liaroiu Ausues.o
Hudolph Johnson,
Grace ileum,
Maruaret Sherninn,
Glndys Ileerninii,5
Helen Johnson,
Joine Krmnper,
Theodore Kreileilck,4
Uernld null.
jjliutiu rwi uiiimeuo. i
WllII'CU KlUKCI.
Hnzcl M Sutherland, Tcnclior,
Second Primary Department.
Knrollmont "1
No.cui.os tardiness , 14
Helen Krnuipor, 4
Isaac Oooloy. 1
Thomas Howard, 0
.lames (Iridium, 2
Klslo Lorenz,
Clyde Perry. 2
Kvrott Lothrop.
Charles Hall, 8
Dorothy Harnett, 6
Homer Hansen, fi -Clyde
Mathews,
Dorothy Molleath. 0
Claude Perry, 2
Haymond Quintal, 7
Helen sumlt. 4
Harold Antrim, i
lioltoy Oooloy.
Lottto Hlleman.ri
Henry Krmiiwledo.4
I.ydlu Leedom, 4
Kminu Schmidt, 6
Alta Antrim, 6
Haven Hanson, 6
Doris Harnett, 6
Klslo KruuiYUeUe,7
Aunnlilnnchu Kvuns
Kdltli Perry.
Willie Powell,
John Santord,7
Floyd Van Horn, 3
Holon Wulileii, 4
HoinerurnTes, 4
Anna Hnydor, Teacher.
First Primary Department.
Knrollmont
No. cases tard 1 noss
Mlldnd Ileum, S
Walter Seymour, S
Glndys Hull, 8
Wllford Ileum, 2
Arthur Seymour, 4
Kdwurd Oooloy.
Cecil I.eedom,3
Lawrence Hall,
Teddy Graham. 7
Snmiiftl Jones. 8
John Plzey, 7
OluruMuDoimltt, 4
Mildred Fiederlck.3
NovnAltlmus, 2
Pearl Powell, 2
Ilalph Perry,
Krnest Gloso.fi
Hartley Jones
Kdwnid LniiKliory,
Geruld Wllion,2
Kenneth Wuldon.2
Viola Fueston, 0
lCcimoth Lothroo.
' SndloStnclslr, Toneiior
Tho number after ouch pupil's name Indi
cates tho nutnbor of months tho pupil 1ms
attended school without boliw absent or
tardy. The hlghost possible number this
mouth Is 7.
A. 11. Hlch, Prln.
Tho lower six frrudes woro dismissed
Thursday on account of tho storm.
A number of tho IiIkIi school pupils will
take tho state examinations Friday and
Saturday.
Paul Graham and Otto Ochloiklnz wero
In from the country to tako the eighth
grade examinations which woro hold Thurs
day and Friday.
Tho graduating clnss mot and olocted tho
follottlngolllccrg: President, Mario Hoss;
Vice- President. Gladys Orr; Secretary.
Tiousurer, Mario Bloniian.
Paul Graham has entered tho eighth
grade.
Leona and Helen Smith aro now pupils
In tho primary department.
Several of the high school pupils fiom tho
country, woro absent Thursday and Friday.
Those taking tho eighth grado state ex
aminations secured very good grades.
Wanted
.
make Jim estimates und
your l.uildings lurge or
To make jou estimates unil prices
on your l.uildings lurge or small.
Ouu make you plans rnoro practical
than some architects, at half the price
iiBUully charged. W O Rlitcliolt.
Cure Herald,
flcURAW WRITES A BOOK
John J. McOruw, manager of tho OlRiitsf
who Is conceded to bo a past master of tho
gnmo of baseball, has written n book In
which ho sots forth his views on tho guino,
und tells how ho thinks tho different posi
tions ought to bo played. His chapter do
voted to pitching Is Illuminated with pic
tures from photographs showing tho exact
manner of holding tho ball for tho dllTorout
curves. Tho book contains liesldes, all of
tho olllclnl rules for1013,as wellus tho sche
dules of both tho National and American
Leagues, nnd Invaluable statistics on the
championship series of former ycais, bntt
lug Averages, etc. I Ms called "II ASl'l II ALL,
HOW TO PLAY Til 14 GA M K", and Ii Issued
by tno KlchnrdK. Fox Publishing Oonipn
ny, Now York Olty. It will bo mailed to
any address for seven 2-cont stamps.
Good Pasture
I hitvo splendid pusture for about
eighty head of cattle uud horses, ut.
the old Ed T Kouruey furm nuith of
Hubbard.
$4.00 per head for cattle.
$5.00 per head for horses.
John W. Nowinun, Hubbard, Nob.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Albort Audreon and wf., to A N Nel
son, wH of wj-i of swK of seJ-4 :K-2!M..I IKX)
Jnmcs Flynn and wf to John F Ken
nelly, lots 23,24, 25. 20, 27. 28, 2l, !, blk.
8, 1st add. to Jackson 887
Kanulo O McOluro, to S A Mason, s'$of
no H m-v-v. north nnd west of llur
Ungtou depot grounds, and contain
ing il.Ml a 1
Joseph Smith and wf.. to Joslah W. Da
vis, lots 1 and 2. blk. 1. Fidrvlow add.
to Hoinor USO
Hd. T. Kearney and wf..to fi. K. Holler'
nun, sw'i of owli 21-2U-7 2200
llnsinus Anderson and wf.. to It. M.
Woddoll, 0 83ft lots 2,3, 32-28-1) WOOD
Stolln ,lnn and hush., to Louis II.
Armbrlght. Iot3 0. 10. 11. 12. nnd 13. blk
M, Moans' add. to So. Sioux City . .
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Found a Cure for Rheumatism.
"I suffered with rheumatism for two
years and could not get ray right hand
to my mouth for that length of time,"
writes Leo L Ohnpmun, Muploton, la.
"I suffered terrible pain so I could
not sleep or lie still a night Fivo
years ago I bocran using Chamberlain's
Liniment and in two months I was
well and havo uot suffered with rheu
matiHiu since." For sale by till deal
ers. Adv.
LBSSONS IN PICTURES
The front pngo of a recent Issue of Tho
Homestead contained tho plcturoof a farm
er engaged In tho timely work of oiling his
harness and gottlng It ready for spring bus
iness. This little picture, which n wus
made from nn actual photograph, tolls more
und suggests more than tho same spuco
would do were It Klvon to vivid description
Until tlio dnv of rjhoto enirrnvliur a nlcture
like this would have Ixiou cosldered a work
of art, and Its value woulb havo Is-'on esti
mated at a sum possessed only by million
aires. The plcturee are Just nro ns good
now a they over woro, thoy speak ns plain
ly, they are ns worthy of admiration. It Is
of particular Interest that tho pictures that
nppeur on tho llrst pngo of Tho Iowa Home
stead ench week aie from Actual Photo
graphs taken with artistic skill nnd with
the Intent to present somo good thougt.
Thos ploturos alono aro worth inoro than
tho price of Tho Iowa Hoiuestcud subscrip
tion for one yenr, yet thoy may bo obtained
togeteor with tho immense amount of prac
tical Information given In that publication
In connection with Tho Herald for the
small sum of 1 1,25 per year.
Cough Medicine for Children.
Too much caro cannot bo used in se
lecting u cough modicino for childron.
It should bo pleubant to tako, contain
no harmful substance and bo most ef
fectual. Olnmberlain'H Cough Re
medy meets these requirements and Is
n tavonto with tbo mothers of young
children ovorywhero. For ealo by all
dealers. Adv,
AN OLD PROPHECY
IS BEING FULFILLED
Modern Irrigation Is Achieving
Bible Predictions.
faster Ruiaell at Washington Tempi
Discusses Second Text Quoted or
Union Depot Portals Millennium Ii
Beginning, He Aver Greater Blete
Inge to Follow Shortly.
Washington, D
O.. .Tnnfiry 12.
Fnstor It u s h o 1 1
preached this nil on
noon nt tho Tem
ple, corner, 13tb
Street and New
York Avenue, to s
lnrffo confrrcgntlon.
Uc tnado tliornthct
startling dcclara
Uon thnt the Mil
lenntum is nlroudy
hero; thnt chronol
ogy proves thntwa
bnvo been ltvlnpr under somo of Its
blessings for tho past thirty-eight
years; nnd thnt our modern conven
lenres nnd progress nro attrlbutnblo te
the hcBlunlnK of the rolling nwny ol
tlio curse, and the substitution of tin
Divine blessing.
Tho Pastor said thnt the reign ol
Messlnh for a thousand yenrsnot only
will hind Sntnn nnd hinder his furthci
deception of mankind, but will also
bring light, knowledge, Illumination, tc
every corner of tho enrth. no pointed
out tho beginning of those blessing
ns nlrcndy with us; but they nro only
the fnlnt dnwnlugs of the greater llghl
which will flood the world, when tin
Sun of Righteousness, Emmanuel's
Kingdom, ahull bo manifested.
Tho speaker went on to say thnt lm
rnedliitoly before us Is n tcrrlflc storm
which will convulse tho present ordct
of things social, financial, political
nnd religious. Tlio momentary cbnos
will yield to the rrlnco or Pence, who
will then tnke to nimself Ills grenl
power and reign. lie will sny to tha
billowy wnves of trouble, "Pence, In
still." nnd there will bo u cnlm, even
ns was Illustrated on tho Sea of Qnllloc.
Pnstor Hussell Bhowed thnt tho storm
of trouble which will precedo tlio es
tablishment of Messiah's Kingdom will
bo the natural result of the operation
'of tho laws of Justice. This principle
Always operates nlong tho lino of cnuso
nnd effect. Humanity nro not using the
wonderful blessings of tho present ns
they should. Selfishness prevails
nmongst rich nnd poor. The enrth's
abundant mipply for the needs of. till ia
bringing discontent, bcenuso tho natu
ral heart is full of selfishness.
Gotl will allow selfishness to lend on
to ItH Inevitable result, and tlnm will
demonstrate to mnnklnd tho sinfulness
of sin. selfishness, mennness, nnd tha
beauty of holiness, righteousness, har
mony with -!
"The Desert Shall Blossom.'
The Pnstor then called attention to
Isnlnh 3.1, the llrst verso of which do
dares, "The desert shall rejoice nnd
blossom as the rose." no showed thnt
lrrigntlon Is literally fulfilling this
prophecy nnd bringing nbout mnrvclous
lesults. Our Government Is co-openit-ing
with our Intelligent fellow-citizens
to reclaim what wns once supposed to
be worthless hind. r
A slmllnr work of reclamation is go-
I ing on in Aruhln. Shortly the lnnd of
the "Arnblnn Nights" will reallzo In n
natural wny changes far more won
derful than those of tho fairy tales
which entranced our childish Imagina
tions. The great Snlmrii Desert, nlso,
has been examined by engineers, who
have ascertained thnt much of It lies
below sen level. At comparatively
small cost It ran ho inundated und
brought to n high slnto of cultivation.
Tin; speaker also snld thnt the Scrip
tures prophesy that tho Dead Sen will
one dny bo connected with tho ocean.
I'nslor Hussell then applied Isaiah
35:!! to our day. and declared that he
Is trying to enrry out Its commnnds.
The Scriptures show that before the
world win receive its sliuro of bless
ings, the Church of Christ must first
bo gathered nnd changed to spirit bo
lugs by tho llrst itesurrectlon.
After this has been accomplished,
mankind will receive enrthly blessings
through tho Messianic Kingdom. These,
will surpass anything which humanity
has over dreamed.
Then he showed that Jesus' miracles
were merely Illustrations of the work
of ills Second Advent. During the
Millennium, our Lord nnd nis Church
will remove, not only physical blind
ness, deafness, lameness, etc., but nlso
human weaknesses nnd frailties result
ing from tho fall of Adam. What a
now nspect earth will present when
sin. sickness, sorrow nnd death will
forever have pnssed awnyl
"A Highway Shall Bo There."
Tho context mentions u Highway of
nollnotts to bo established. This will
distinctly differ from tho brond roud
and the nnrrow way. Everything will
be removed thnt will hinder human
progress bnck to perfection.
The rewnrd nt the end of the wny
will bo vey different from that given
to those who now walk the narrow
way of self-sacrifice. Adam was n
jiiiin, not n heavenly being. God
changes not. He modo Adam king
over earth, with dominion over its
creatures. God's purposes are the
same today ns In the beginning.
Christ died to redeem humanity. In
due time, nil will nwnke from the sleep
of denth to nn opportunity to return
to perfection iMitrmn elnp,
Straight at It.
Thuio ifl no ub(i of our "limiting
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by ull deulorb. Adv.
Tho Horold 1 your, $1.
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