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The Sun, 1911-11-23

The front page of 1911-11-23. 553 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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5 INSUREDS - 5 O The Free ia the only insured Sewing Machine cai' ffdF The Free Sewing Machine in addition to lieing ' ? fully warranted ia insured for five year agaiimt breakage tt tt-Mf - Mf tt-Mf wear fire tornalo lightning and water' U' tuan f y( That if your home burns and The H H-J - J H-J Free Kewiug Machine is either destroyed or injured I V will supply new 1'lie Free Sowing Machine withrmt ljf a coat That if in cyclone or your -machine is ren 1? dered unlit for no I will replace it without etieniie to IL x J'"u' '1'bt ilionld Jrifi tliFiiigh accident in moving or nth tw wise break y part or the whole morhine I'will replace "that part nr the niachioe gratia That if ymt tireak a Uu 'needle if you break A lieltor if one wear oat if you lit pht U cough medicine I hive break any attachment' 1 will replace thean parte to you jn ' eref nted write Mr Ifagh " "TGRIM i FOSTER g Price Fijihteri VixesaDRO Kv f -

Stole Mare From Stable :! In Broad Daylight The nerrfogt thief' wn have heard of latrivgtole a mare Ire Ire-longing - longing Ire-longing to Col G L Tanuiuu froth Ben Stricklot'n stable Mon day The Colonel wae very burry Monday and wae away from the etable until eonieoue struck him for a trade and lie' took them down to the eta hie to show them thin mare1 The mare wae gone and no one about the srablu knew when she went out and lie later learned that a man hud been offering1 to sell 'bur very cheap on the principle street ol ! the towno The mare wan brown and had a lump on the right front foot renem tiling a ring bone As wego to Draw he had secured no trace of her - ! ' - Rev J W (Tardineiyof Barb Barb-side - side Barb-side Arrived Tuesday on visit to hie eon James and his

Grorge Butrins baa been laid up for several daya with the -Unable of Job H C Bnrriaa of Black Ork baa purchased the J R Garland farm at that place from C C Caines Mr and Mrs C 8 Brown bare moved to till place from Aihland We welcome them as residents of onr little city sMmmMmnmmnmmi The boy's appetite is often the source of amazement If yon would have such an appetite take Cham Cham-berlain'a - berlain'a Cham-berlain'a Tab) eta They not only create a healthy appetite but stren strengthen - gthen strengthen the stomach and enable it to do Ira work natnrally For sale by all Dealcts

Col (1 If Mctiue of (kmconl is ngnii third trick man at the C 4 £ telegraph office hers and Ben Rn whose pines he takes goes t6 Salt Lick ' ' Mr And Mrs J W Alton have the stpipathy of - their many friends in the continued serious illness of their little daughter Jauniutwho ie- suffering from nephritis a sequelof scarlet fever Her erudition is critical DKw 1111 signal uifuntaiier on theC A Oi has moved into the property on Hawley Avenue recently yncateii by (i: M Thom M'Jrwllftf jtlaif to welcome Mr Roll and family as residents of ITanceburg

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