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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

BUSINESS MEN OHGANIZE-Richmond. Nov.
15--The first steps were taken last night IN the
formation Of the proposed Merchants Protective
Association. ]. Stiefvater was elected president.
On Tuesday night the association will affiliate
with the State organization
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16

Opening dinner Nordhoff Grill Satur-
day evening, s to $50. Reserve tables
now. Pine. near Van Ness.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-05-24
REDART.

Miss Fife Mariner left Tues
day morning last for Baltimore
where she will spend some time
bcfOrcsreturning her sister, Grace
accompanied her to Baltimore
where she will spend several
weeks before returning to her
home in New York.
Mrs.L ID. Marchant and two
daughters, Ruby and Bessie and
son, Master Theodore were the
guests at Centerville, the home
Of Mrs. w. b. Dixon, Sunday.
Rev. Richard Ferguson was
with us at Shiloh Sunday morn
ing and delivered and able ser
mon. We are always glad tc
welcome him in our midst.
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. John FIunley is quite sick at
this writing, but under the skill
full treatment Of Dr.. Brown we
hope to see her out soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Mariner
were the pleasant guests of Mrs.
A. G. Wolfe Monday.
Brown Eyes.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-05-24
RLAKES.
Blue Bells.

Anumber of young people OF
this vicinity attened the service
Sunday night last at Macedonia
Baptist Church, conducted By
Rev. &. ii. Williams, pastor OF
Providence Methodist Church.
Miss Della Forrest and a gen
tleman friend were seen in this
vicinity Sunday last. Come
again.
The Children's Day service
held at Mathews Chapel Sunday
last proved great success. The
children reclted well, marching
by the school, singing by the
choir. The music was beauti-
fully rendered by Miss Lewis, as
sisted by Miss Adams. a beauti-
full Trio was sung by Mr.. John
Landon and wife, assisted by
their governess, Miss Star. The
best of all, the last, was the col
lection, whichamountcd to $I3.IO,
which Will be cheerfully given to
orphans.
Mr.. Cassie Williams was seen
riding through this place Sunday
last.
Mr.. De'lie Lloyd has accepted
a position al Mr.. Wesley Bassett's
saw mill.
Mr.. Curtis Edwards, a student
Of the Mathews High School, was
visiting his prcntal home Satur-
day and Sunday last.
Mrs. Emma Culpepper will in
4 few DAYS return TO her home in
Norfolk to the regret of her many
friends. March Hare.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-05-24
GWYWNS ISLAND.

Some of our popular young
men left here Friday for Norfolk
where they will engage in bust
ness. Business being dull they
returned to their homes Sunday.
Miss Mary Forrest spent Sat
urday evening with Miss Edith
Sparrow. The evening being a
fine one it passed away too
quickly.
Rev. Mr.. Guy preached a fine
sermon to a large and attentive
audience Sunday night. AL
seemed to like him.
go On Bob"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-05-24
County
GoTT@spon0epcea
RE z.

Mr.. and Mrs. !. p, Miller were
the guests of Mrs. w. NJ. Miller
on Monday last.
Miss Sallye Hunley who has
been visiting in Nor folk for sew
eral weeks viii return TO her
I~o1ae in the very near future.
Miss Bette Hunley and Mrs. ].
Nv. HunleY were the guests OF
rs. Walter Foster. of Blakes-
wn, on Sunday last.
iiss Maggie Miller was the
Il of Miss Hattie Owens from
y until Saturday.
Thomas I.unlcy is expect
so 10 Norfolk the last Of
veek to purchase new saw
'Irs. A. r.. Blake spent Mon
evening last with Mrs. w, H.
Pell.
Little Alice Lewis, of Cobbs
keek is spending some time With
grandparents on East River.
Tss Hattie Ovens was the
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-05-24
ZIG STUMP.

Mr.. Albert Miles has returned
home after long absence, much
to the delight of his many friends.
Mr.. T L. Miles lost a valuable
COW from eating green clover.
Miss Mary HOLIDAY was the
guest Of Miss Edna BROMLEY on
Sunday last.
Most OF our farmers around
here are very busy picking Eng
lish peas, and from the vast guam
tity shipped on Monday from
Hicks wharf, we think the prices
are very apt to so down.
| .itfle Mite
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-05-24
Miss Lewis Passes a CrelitabI(
Examination.

The following is the result of
the examination Of Miss Fannie
Lewis OF Cobbs Creek, daughter
Mr.. / w. Lewis. Mathews has
quite a number of scholars at the
Southern Shorthand Business
University and nearly all have
acquitted themselves honorably.
\ glance at the examination
papers Of Miss Lewis must be
gratifying to her friends and we
heartily congratulate her on the
result:
Examinations in Bookkeeping.
First Examination - How to
calculate interest, 100; Factors.
100; Fractions Common and
decimaD, 100.
Second Examination Demon
mate numbers, 100; Percentage
introductory, o.; Profit and
loss, 100; Trade discount, 100;
Commission, 100.
Third Examination Bills and
statements, 100; Marking goods,
700; Interest, 100; True discount,
rs; Bank discount, 9S; Partial
payments, 100; Equation of &C
counts, 0S.
Shorthand Examination.
First Examination on Rules
md Principles. %; Second En-
animation on Rules and Princi-
pies, %; Third Examination on
Contractions and EXpedients.
%; Fourth Examination on
Word Sigma 90; Typewriting
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-05-24
.TTLE LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Hattie Ware, the obliging
and intelligent little telephone
operator at Gloucester Court
House, is lying at the hotel in
Gloucester with appendicitis.
This is her third attack. She
was much better last night and
her many friends are hoping for
her speedy recovery.
Mrs. w. f. Fitchett visited
Mrs. f. w. Troy, Jr., in Newport
News last week.
Mrs. James P. Banner of Nor
folk, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Virginia Browne, at "SeafOrd."
Not Il thing harmful in One Minute
Cough Cure, but it relieves Il cough
quickly, cuts the phlegm. Healing
and soothing. Sold by S. L. Richard
son.
Joseph Ouennener, the painter,
is now at leisure. He is a first
class workman and any one wish
ing any painting done would do
we'll TO see him. His Post Office
is Moon.
Miss Annie Laurie billiard, who
taught music at the Port Hay
wood Academy, left for a visit in
Norfolk and Richmond, Monday,
before returning to Essex County.
Have you weakness of any kind
stomach, back, or any organs Of the
body? Don't dope yourself with ordi-
nary medicine. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea is the supreme curative
power. IS cents, Tea or Tablets.-Ask
your Druggist.
Mrs. Cecil Billups, of Norfolk,
is at Poplar Grove"
Miss Annie Hudgins, of Hud-
gins, leaves this week for Il trip
to New York.
Miss Ellen Robertson, after
spending the Winter in Richmond
has returned home.
Capt. Jerry Lloyd has caught
four more swapping turtles, weigh
ing over $50 pounds each, the
combined weight of the four being
075 pounds They were caught
in Roy Williams frog pond, near
BlakeS.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is best
for women and children. It's mild &C
tiou and pleasant taste makes il pre-
fer5ble TO violent purgaJivcS, such as
pills, tablets, etc. Get the booklet
and Il sample Of Orino ats. l.. Rich
slrChon.
Mrs, ]. Logan Harrison, Of Nor
folk, /. spending this week with
y III t."
Miss Willie Kirwan is in Balti-
mpre.
Miss Genevicve Petit, princi-
III of the Primary Department,
q the Port HAYWOOD Academy,
las returned to her home in Flu
Gamma County.
/ A CANOE, in good order, just
painted, IS feet long, s feet
wide, for sale. ]. G. MORGAN,
Moon p. O.
Miss Helen Walden, the young
est sister of DR.. A. G. Walden,
who has just graduated at the
OnanCock Academy, returned
with the doctor from his trip to
OAancock, where he witnessed
bet graduation.
1have pulled down my old mill
ant have about 1000 bricks
which l will sell cheap.
w. G.. HUDGINs, Diggs, Va.
llr. T.. z. Miles, OF. Hicks Wharf,
ha a fine line of Timothy, No. I
haf on hand. 1t is Al in quality
AM the price is low.
secondhand hay rake in fine
or er for sale; cheap.
GEO. L. HUNT,
7-2t Port Haywood. Va.
is an art to make a shoe with
gltce and beauty. Practical OK
ptience alone can produce Grace,
Is auty and C0mI0rt. Dolly
Madison.
The Hon. w. A. Jones, will
diver a lecture on the Philippine
lands at Red Mems Hall on
Hday, June 1. The receipts
: finn the lecture will devoted to
! tt Confederate Monument fund.
Cite a number of tickets have
aeady been sold, and as MIR.
Jb9s is conversant with the sub
lit of his speech utherey-rS Il
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-05-24

guest Of Miss Beuic iipaiey on
Monday last.
Mr.. Thomas HURLEY was the
guest of Miss Clara Treakle on
Sunday evening last.
Blue Bells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

lnFtoa started this morning at the
courts OF the seattle rsnHta club.
corner Of Maalaan ~ and sumalil
av
Players fnesn Ell parts 81 the
northwest weFo present. ~ glafsfs
aloae having como down from VIC
togia % participate IN the tourney
F r Payne. Mho rwcwnily captured
an ghe hoanfA 81 the Tac0us toaf
usmeaf. silt play here duftnx she
seek aaa hts Nafk Niil be watched
pffh much Interest b. ioxst sa.
ihnsiasfs uhu have rcFer before
had the opportunity OF seeing him
play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

one need not 20 far into history
10 fnd fighters Who have heeu
whipped b. huote or fast tYiuE
ioanE Corbett. Terry MctioYeru.
Martin DUFFY. Juha l.. Sullivan and
many others are Included IN tbs
list
nRtsilhE Nelson says hliaMsif that
bis father and hla friends have
pgeached continuously the rule 81
moderation In everything kiEht
hers icf ne So ihat the Dane has
been siss enough 10 listen 20 elder
heads some sporting writer's claim
ghat Nsisoa can't write hts uwn
name That Il a mistake and an In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
Pacific Squadron

All aboard for tho navy yard
They ara all there the Charleston.
Boston Chicago. Oregon. Aipaic.
Albany. Pteble. PAU Jones. Colds
borough. training ship Philadelphia
ana the army transport Di2 oH the
dry dock n you want an instfuc
tive aud plaasufable trip. take thc
Port Orchard Route boat from Pier
2 10 the navy yard Boats leave at
B 1G. 10 and ~ 30 m. and ] is.
2 80. 4 30. TO y. IN. round trip
Coo
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ny las i coRRErr

n what nattiing Nelson saNa IL
true. the Dane is prcnarisa tnr
fighiing aiege that win equal he
rccorsis made Ia ue0rgo niNou. KID
a.a,isnc or sliv ot The other little
fightois ia the tt,tSA nune hN Mel
ean ssss that be VII tackle every
shing tn the otAar y coues thia
sail and wlatel. and thQre aill De
~ kiek sxsiuei cnlor on anything
else
let me say far the Dane Ia auh.
sianiiate hts plaa. that he takes
the best care IT hiinsof O auA ot
the fighters { have eycf met There
arr few late anppvra, no dflahius
Hud no smoking lac knowa What Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
I'M CORBETT WRITES
ON BATTLING NELSON

men Who have reached the top to
nugilism have been boys who knew
only hard work ana hard knocks
m their early life. Consequently
when the climb up to the top rang
OF the ladder known as WORTHY sue
cess their position a. 80 dazzling
aud brilliant that They try 10 alb
aorb an the pleasures at once. and
the tumble comes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

10 q. aud The iiueuenot from 2 10
90 - 70 s When II came tu
facins. however. Baiable NaH newer
in n
The race VAS 0nlF gallon for
Supreme Court. sa be- took thn Lead
az the head OF the stretch after
FunnYaIda had SET the pace and
won RallopinE by three ienRiha
The ilugaenut was making his fun
la the stretch nnd was second y hen
he broke down This . SLOWED
Cncifllne A 20 got tho p'see Sal
able Just aid ran third
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Bunch OF Grapes"

REST corrEE MADE IN sE
ATrLE- Alaska mag. Ne. YoFk
nioSs ."
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Justice % Nelson tls writes one OF
the best letters I have essf seer
come from a tighter lie talks oh
current subjects a. much AZ ths
nshtinE saue. aud wuTv u not Tor
HIS noan aud his eariifin~ef ear the
Ordinary observer would not reeag
nis- IN him the characteristics -
vvidrGg Ia mnat fighters
inak Ia Nelson 20 remain At
the top a. long a. am 90 he nFesfs
rrsuoFs have ever dour. ani |
havrnt forgot that Joe Cans IL liy.
ing. and that Herman. Herrera.
Brit and all the others claim that
lhoY eau ship tho Dane.
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necessary % keep himself 90 toe.
and doca nj dsFiate very much
fnnm the straight aud narrow path
a. please his friends
Nearly every fighter Ia the an
mails al the gipe and histozK has
repeated itself continuously has
dropped ~ the waysiae b~taae -
q fast life In hardly ans kpoft or
ENnac dnez the rapid pace Do -
sssuch o. tear down and uudefmlos
one's Iife - n the ashtiax same
With one az two exceptions. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

harth .aeEtsrn Lsaaus
Is Miles for Is Gent,

Around Mercer island. q n6s.
for - cents. on steamer fasass-
30 30. 2 90 and 9 30 daily. -.
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broke dawn Ia the last taee iIc
wan running second IN the stretch
when hts left foreieg gave way and
he had 80 stop ills Jockey. Law
renee, promptly dlamauntai and
led the horse 20 the paddock
where he was shortly afterwards
destroyed. a. there was no chance
20 saws him
Lady's Beauty opened the after
Moons sport bY winning tbs first
race from Peligroao. the faVoriis
with Alta spa. backed down from
20 I 10 ] TO |. IN third places
nlrdls y the fhyarite. F0mprd
home SIR lengths 20 the good 30
the snennd race Goldon LIGHT. al
ways close up. was second, aud
Mimo beat Tbaddsus n aaae for
third place.
Ileraala. backed down from Z 60
/ 20 & q Z. led all the HaY IA the
third race BY -four lengths. aud Noh
80 nearly that distance 81 Win
nifrida got -. place hy half a
length from Tuck Back
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curiosity sectors who desired
vrnifa The horses plaies -,
stripped Of and locks Of hsi, 80 -
clipped Of lo be- kepi rs H,sss. ssii
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TENNIS
PLAY TODAY
AsPiRssrs FoR STATE CHAM.
pIoNsaIe WILL MEET ON
the SEATTLE TENNIS CLUB
couRrs-sicroRlA CRACKS
ARRIVE.

The tennis tournament for the
championship % the state Of Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

Prom he betting In the lat faee
a appeared that ihsre we uaihiVF
90 the lhai rae. bui Salhhie. aa he
was backed down from "a ! % :
90 8. Ia The meantime supreme
Court went back from 10 / to AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

Koosh - ride a winner during the
afternoon
b
Jnsi A. the start 1T the handicap
Huston wheeled and wHH LEFT az the
post A he v hooled he intefferrd
with Hfiileho Ahd destroyed whHi.
ever chance fhs' horse might have
bad "a the race
Graham gave Dusty Miller = very
bad nie Ia the handicap. USING nb
soi1talF no judgment whatever
However. be redeemed himseli
when he brought Supreme Court
home in front ln the last race.
The ladYs diamond and sapphire
pin which WAS loHf the other iaf
between the ears and the track has
not st been recovered II the find
a. viii return the pin 10 . Van
Duaen n fhe track. be Riil feeriYe
liberal reward
Alta Spa received q terrific
blat in tho fret race being backed
from ! ta J down 10 2 10 1. but
never showed speed enough Ia ihe
rsce 10 warrant tho support she rc'
ceiyed
Ioekef Frankie siilifan. with
car Of horses. Including IerldH
and lntarluds. left iHsf night fpf
Butte. 10 attend the meeting
n Dusty miller had Woa Charley
Van Duaeu the ~ JOCKEY. R0uld
have cleaned up d fortune. a. be bot
Isl 600 on him NJ . IA / and IN
tended betting The whole sum back
on Supreme Couu n DUSTY miller
won
After The Huguenot had been
shot there waa a great rush OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

MAY nallRdHy. ~ 10 I. surprised
the crowd Ia the fourth raee bY
leading all the way aud winning
from old Mike b. n length Water.
cure. the faForlls, tan third
The firth race wHa the handicap
won 81 4 w naff
Ia the aialh race Fio Manata was
made the tavoriie ~ even money
bat the hest abe could 90 waa 10
run third lIarbor beat Iaebfm a
mack Ia a driving finish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

Donr throw your old clothes
away Have them cleaned 70 teok
like neN a. the rAn,crlnm. Main
fnkS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20
HANDICAP GOES
TO F. v. BARR
WINS FEATURE EvsAr IN FAST
TIME WITH ooHoAlgrg
SECOND =. TIA HuuuENof
BREAKS DOWN AND 10 o.
sTRoNup.

y. W narr proved himself tho
beat syeaf old al the Meadows sac
urday when hs romped home three
lengths 10 The good IN the flnb
Members Handicap. with ktuah
dtting atiil an his back The dis
lance was ono and one eighth milnt
aud narf vas eoucodlng Jumps ~
weight To uXaff horse Ia the race,
Yet ne led ali the wsy AID ran the
distance In the good time IT o.
fiat. Inst one second behind tho
worlds record Gorgalaie finished
like xhiflwind through the
htretoh aud easily secured second
place while ID sheridan. Who tan
an unexeeplionnliY good race. I'm,
ishnd third
The Hu0usnot Killed,
There VAS hig holiday crowd
present and the betting all thfoush
the afternoon vas vrr1 pFtaA. bat
the pleasure Of nearlY eyapous
VAS dampenaa whsn that gallant
old race horse. The iiueusno,.
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TURF GOSSIP

Jockey kooFh proved the asura.
lion Of the afternoon BY riding -four
winners out 81 als mounts lie rode
them al In fanitlesa style keogh
IL development of the Seattle
meeting aud the way he Il fidlnF
nov males him the beat boz nj the
track
O. Sullivan. Graham aud klrsh.
baum we're the only boys besides
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xoosh "a ride a winner during the
Afternoon
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After The Huguenot had been
shot there was a great rush Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

IoekeY Frankie gilllfan. with =
car 81 horses. Including iyeridH
and iuterluds. left iHsf night Tor
Butte 10 attend tie meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-20

Shop early in the week as stocks will
arriving will be sold at the same discount, e
anywhere in the state of Washington, come
No discount on c. 0. d. or telephone orders
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STAR FORM CHART

SEATTLE fsos--S&h day Weather nns Track
~ ~ E9tsrt. ptrsdak faaka. ~ Dake.
ooof FIRST RAcE~F4vr furtonKa Selling Twoycaradn
10 frat.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13

Hance Burrow returned Friday, to his home at Morrilton.
 We pay 25 cts. dozen for eggs on subscription. WOODRUFF Go. NEWS.
 B. l.. Hamilton, the furniture man, went to Little Rock, Satur- day, returning Monday.
 MT. Marvin Kyle, of Loark, ar rived Saturday to spend the holi- days with friends and relatives.
 We have the incest line of Gent s hats and overcoats in town. One grade; the BEST. One price; the LOWEST. Conner S Conner.
 MT. T. N. Taylor, and wife, who left Friday, to attend the confer ence at Wynne, returned home, Monday.
 Proulx' Meat Market will close at O:00 8. m., for all day, on all Sundays and holidays during the winter months.
 Messrs. H. s. Taylor and H. T. Raney were 1n attendance at the Methodist conference at Wynne, the first of the week.
 For coughs, colds, whooping- cough, lung and throat troubles, use Vapor-Cresolene Lamps.
 HowELL's DRUG STORE.
 Let W. W. Raney figure on your house for insurance. He represents one of the best compan- ies writing fire insurance.
 Capt. R. B. Heating left for Little Rock, Monday morning to attend a meeting and grand ball of the officers of the A. s. G.
 Gee! you should see our line of pants and suits, the price is cut away down. Just come and see for yourself. Conner & Conner.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13
A CHEERFUL dIVER.

"The Lord loveth a cheerful giv- er," and "It is more blessed to give than to receiye," are faithful sayings, and worthy of all accepta- tion. Give where your gift is needed, where it brings joy and gladness, and your own heart will swell with real pleasure. To lavish gifts upon the rich, the strong, the powerful, in the hope that you may receive in turn, is mean, groveling and pitiful. Don't belittle yourself that way. Give freely only where love prompts, or better yet, go out among Gods poor, hunt out those less favored or less fortunate and do acts that will brighten human lives and the brightness will come back into your own heart by reflection.
 The great and noble characters of the world, the men in all ages who have been admired and loved have been the generous men. The summed, hated and despised crea- lures of the human race have al- ways been the misers, the stingy, grasping boarding, pinching wretches who valued money above human souls, and hugged their wealth in the face of misery. The world shouts and laughs when such men die, but it follows the gener- ous man to his grave with tears and real sorrow.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13

DIED: If you need anything in the Tombstone line, call on or write W. H. Jimerson, McCrory, Ark. He's with Morris Brothers, Memphis, and they make all kind of Tombstones, and monuments, cheap, give them a trial.
 w. H. JEFFERSON.
 It is noticeable a cold seldom comes on when the bowels are free ly open. Neither can It stay if they are open. Kennedy's Laxa- tive Cough Syrup tastes as pleas ant as maple sugar. Free from all opiates. Contains Honey and Tar. Conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold al Howell's Drug Store.
 A man with a sprained ankle will use crutch, rest the ankle and let it get we'll. A man or woman with ali overworked stomach can't use a crutch, but the stomach must have rest just the same. It can be rested toe without starvation. Kodol will dc it. Kodol performs the digestive work of the tired stomach and cor rects the digestive apparatus. Ko- dol fully conforms to the provis- ions of the National Pure Food and Drug Laws. Recommended and sold at Howell's Drug Store.
Woodruff County news., 1906-12-13

Messrs. Bob Smith and Chas. Meehan, of Cotton Plant, were visitors to our city, today, Thurs day.
 If our paper is meeting with your approval as newspaper tell your neighbor wEo is not receiv- ing it. If it is not meeting your appoval tell us and wherein.
 In this world the most beautiful thing is charity which gives with out hope of reward or return, sim ply for the love of giving, and for the love of other human beings.
 The merchant who uses station cry decorated with gargling oil, axle grease or other cheap, adver- Using matter is, to the home print CT, what the mail order house is to the home merchant.
 When a man in search of a home or business location goes to a town and finds everybody full of hope and enthusiasm over the pros poets of the place, he, too, soon becomes imbued with the same spirit, drives down his stakes and goes to work with equal interest. Christmas giving has long been and will probably continue chief characteristic of the days observ- ance. By such means do love and friendship find happy expression. But with it all let us not forget the first great Christmas gift, which came from the Father of Lights with whom there is neither varia- bleness nor shadow of turning-a gift which is ours not only for all time but for all eternity as we'll.
 Anyone who does not want to receive a publication will have no trouble in discontinuing it, if you don't want the paper any longer - provided you owe nothing. Don't continue taking the paper until you are pressed for payment and then "swell up" and say you "never subscribed for it." No publisher wants to force anyone to take his paper, if he does not want it, at the same time he ex- poets those who take his paper to pay for it just the same as any other debt.