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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
IOWA COUPLE CELEBRATE
FIETIETH ANNIVERSARY

Marshafliown. Ia Dec 90 Mr.. and
Mrs Louis IIartwig of State Center
Christmas da% celebrated the a0th an
niversary OF their Wedding. which took
place in Sandwich, IN. December a.
1851. A peculiar incident of the ceie-
bration WIS that in addition To being
q Wedding anniversary it WAS also the
72d anniversary of MIR Hartwg's birth
and the GStll anniversary OF Mrs. Hart
wigs birth. Il repetition of the cere-
luoily of 80 wears ago WAS performed by
ltev. a. j. Boehn,. Both Mr.. and Mrs
lIartwig Mere born in Neneren. Bruins
Minh. lsnrnl:lllN.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
MAYOR KEEPS HIS
TOWN WIDE AWAKE

Salem. Mass. Dec 3O.-Salem is trem-
bling in its boots. John L. Hurley, twice
mayor of the town, will resume his seq;
in the mayors office January 6.
Mr.. Hurleys record in office is that of q.
man determined to do things. One of his
first acts was to send in "a false fire alarm
to see for himself how the Departments
would respond. Then he sent in riot call
80 test the efficacy of the police. In both
cases he found many nappers and resigna-
tons were demanded. All through his two
terms Mayor Hurley kept the town awake.
and the people liked his msth-A.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
plan CAMPAIGN TO >.
| keep IOWA FARMERS
FROM SELLING LAND
Extensive Advertising schem.
Proposed to Increase the
Rural Population.

l,es Moines. la, Dec. 3l.The state o!
IaNa may engage in aIi extensive
scheme of advertising in order 10 in
crease its rural population and keep
the farmers from going 20 the Dakotas.
oklahoma and Texas in search of cheap
4 lands. The last state census shows Il
/, slight falling Off i'm the population OF
| the STATE. While the cities have gained
1 the rural districts have lost in popula-
tioi. This fact has been a sore spot
! in tho minds of the people. They dis
like seeing their citizens leaving for
l.cther pastures. Country editors have
| ridiculed other states and praised Iowa
| in vain
Advertising Campaign.
! Now the state board of agriculture
has taken the matter up and is consid-
ering the problem of engaging extern
sively in advertising i'm the hope of in
lducing farmers who are thinking of
| leaving of engaging i'm more intensive
| farming and of bringing other farmers
in To take the places OF those who have
left and are still leaving. The board
believes that If farmers could be in
dilced TO farm more intensely and more
scientifically they would make more
money ON less land and with less labor
than by buying up cheap lands In
scale.
Other States Active
Furthermore. the idea of advertising
! is somewhat in self defense. An the
| southern states and Oklahoma the Da-
ltolas, Montana and Wyoming are
i spending big sums of money every year
advertising the attractveness of those
states for agriculture. The idea of big
profits on cheap land is held out In
comparison To small profits OH high
price land in Iowa. The railroads are
assisting i'm advertising those states.
too The state board of agriculture
has taken the matter mp and is trying
to solve the problem ana discover. some
means of advertising the superior quad
ltics of Iowa in order to stem the tide
land increase the population
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
SELF OF GRIP,
WILL BECOME HEALER

Chicago. Jam. . Having cured him
self If grip. iishop iiallows of the
Episcopal church will make his debut
as a healer Thursday when. IN the ves-
try rooms of lis church. he will treat
a number of patients who already have
applied for his services Bishop l'al-
lows then viii prove the curative value
of christian Pyschology,' upon which
subject his theories surprised his com
grcgation Sunday.
This is different from Christian Sci
ence. in that we recognize the existence
of matter" explained Bishop lrallows
Matter must be recognized, and we
win DO it,"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
BARRIERS LEAVE TOWN.
WHIsKER CROP BOOMs

Winstcd Conn. Dec. 81. Fills MI
lage and Ashley Falls. Villages on eithi
er side of North Canaan are without
a BARKER the shops in both places hay
ing closed a few weeks ago for lack of,
patrolnge.
AS a result nearly all the men are.
growing whiskers. The village stores,
have ordered Il new consignment of
sticking plaster for the young fellows
who have girls and who are learning To
shave themselves.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
LOGAN MEN SELL
CHICAGO PROPERTY

Chicago. llec so The Patio apart
IN, nj building. 56-57 FIFTY first St, has
been sold by Charles +. Luce and
O. +. Peterborough, both of Logan. la,
TO, $4,000. subject To an existing en-
cumberance
I'll" building contains "A apartments
and has an annual gross rental of $40.
500 Mr.. Luce is president of the State
Savings bark NJ Logan. la. While Mr.
Peckemuigh is Il prominent Iowa land
Lon,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
REMEMBRANCE WINS IN
FIGHT AT MOOREHEAE


,i@eMA Ia. lalA :. The Moorehcild
s;.iloon eas. MAS M before Judge John
~ oiNrr las' Week in the Monona
county, iistliet court on an Application
hni y Wit of pei'nlalhen, iniullClion Al =
t"lifiN Collier. of Sioux lily, appeared
Tor th, viaGts OF Mooihcad aud An
,lcrs;om " lSinlh4a 81 omamn for Joseph
Nance, the nMnci Of The saiu,i sNl-
arnee showed that t'le owner had soll
lsllas Oh SundaA and Violated the
iruel law M other fespeois, .IlIde
oll sl;tliit,l ihr writ, rs PRAYED. and
il begin % l"ol, rs il the Mporhrad
s:iIupn N",lid l,tN" 70 so.
I'nl tl& lt:t siN months there ll9|
.pesn Il roMst.rill Wplfafe Al Mo0rhear
nNcl the s.loun question, The hilrlkctr-
,r assaulted The aell edition on the
street lilA gave him whipping and
i<en ttnnbl' mas ollssued. 'i'he poo
pl are much wr"usln ui@nver the sub
iocl and ,li>l0sed 10 500 h;t tn" ilulet
Evw is strictly enforced hereafter
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
KING EDWARD FAVORS
AMERICAN BEAUTIES

London, Dec. 2s.-At the most daA
Ring and delightful OF all the enter
tainments given this week for royalties
King Edward sat between two beauti-
fu! Americans. On his right was Lady
Arthur Paget, who before her mar
riage was Mary Stevens, of New York.
and On his left was the Duchess Of
RoSburghe, who was Mae Goelet, OF
New York. Another New York worn-
an at table who was conspicuous for
her beauty and grace was Lady Cum
ard. who as girl was Maud Burke.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
"BusTER" BROWN
MARRIED AT ONAWA
OFFERS $500 REWARD
FOR DAUGHTERS SLAYER

C.eston, la. Dec. 2s..-A reward OF
$500 was offered To-Day by j. Y. SusanS
for the apprehension of the parties cor
ccriled in the killing of his daughter.
Mrs. Emma Pashek. near Spaulding,
field near her home shot through the
head The coroner's jury was unable
To determine the manner of her death,
and their verdict to that effect was not
satisfactory To the father, who win pay
for the detection of the parties who
size: her Susark, whose home is at
Hosingson, Kan. says he Will not he
satisfied antii after every thing is made
clear
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
LEAGUE MAY lMPEACA
MAYOR OF oTTUMWA

Ottumwa Ia, Dec 2S.--Mayo. Tom
Philips, of Ottunwa is liable to be inn
peached by the Iowa Anti-Saloon league
for the nun-enforcement of the muIcL
law i'm this city The temperance sup
porters have thirty-five cases against
saloons for violation of the law. and
unless the dispensers of Intoxicating
beverages comply with the statutes
very shortly the chief executive of the
city will probably lose his office. tenn
porarily at least. Ottumwa saloons
close at various hours after 10 O'Clock.
have back doors and screens in The wins
dows. claim the league.
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
ON CHRISTMAS DAY
Oto. la. DC. 2S--Wm O'Brien, rail-;
road laLorer attempted TO commit SUICIDE
here Christmas by cutting his throat with
a pocket knife. He is i'm a critical ce.ndi-:
ton and not expected TO recover. lie is
about 40 years old and unmarried.
BUSTER BROWN
MARRIED At oNAWA
Onawa. Ia. Dec. 2s.-Charles F..
brown. gereraliy known as Buster.
Browl the star twirler OF the Phfla-i
delphia National league cllh, was
married here last evening to Miss Nina.
Myers daughter of William r. Myers.
AN old and wealthy resident. There
were about fifty guests present. After
I, short visit at Prairie City with the.
2rooln's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
will go to Philadelphia, where he is
under contract for the season of 1908,
The wedding was the elimination of n
romance Which had it's beginning in,
1902, when Brown Was pitcher for tho
Rock RapidS baseball club
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
COMMITS SUICIDE
AS FAMILY PREPARE
FOR CHRISTMAS TREE

Des Moines, la. Dec IS. Thomas Nell
SON, Il farmer near Atlantic. drank a
strychnine solution IN barn, whittier he
had gone hitch up the horses 10 take
hts family te a Christmas tree celebration
in Town.
After drinking the solution Nelson ilar-
messed the horses and drove to the house.
topping off The seat dead as his wife and
children ran out to Climb into the rig.
Dependency over poor crops ana in
ability 10 purchase presents that the chill.
drcn asked is believed to be the cause.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
MANY ASK PARDON
FOR IOWA MURDERER

separate letters reached Pardon Clerk
,;i.,rctt today. asking parole for .'ran-
els Scercy. of Bentnn county. murderer
sent up for twenty years for killing
Mike Monihan, i'm 1904.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
ARE AFTER COAL
S0IlTA OE R0nMn

Booze Ia. Dec 10 The work OF drilling
for coal has been started on the Oakleaf
land directly north of Madrid. The loca-
ton OF the drill is near tho railroad track
aud close 10 tie railroad tresile about II
quarter of mile north of the saw mill,
city
The men having The work done are oscar
Oaklcaf, H. S. l';trr and Sam Bryant. The
Three gentlemen own land adjoining one
another, lying on both sides of the track
Stoke Stevens and force of men are
operating the drill 1t is believed that the
Scandal and High Bridge veins extend
above Madrid and that the coal is OF this
toned mines.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
BURLINGTON CLOSES
SHOPS AT CRESTOk

erosion. la. Jam / The Burlington
road has closed all shops here except
the roundhouse. throwing several hun
bred men oat of elnploymenl so as 10.
make a satisfactory showing at theI
end OF the year.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02

Tee hilieal clubs among the employees
of large engineering offices are among
he most useful means of keeping men
Interested in their work and acquainted
with the problems that arise in other
departments than their own They are
generally encouraged by the officers
OF such companies on account of this
good iilfluence.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
FIRE CAUSES $4,000
LOSS At WHlTTEMORE

Emmetsburg. la. Dec. 30 Fire caused
a $4,000 loss at Whitiemore IL small
town T. miles east of this place, Christ
mas night The fire consumed one
whole block and four business houses
ON The principal street
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02

The woman writer in Paris knowa as
Daniel Lesuer" presided recently over
the Societe DIES Cans de I.ettres. She
arrived five minutes ahead of time. and
! spoke only five minutes thus smaShing
."'" slaaders on her sex.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
kETchuM WANTS
ANOTHER TERM

Des Moines la. Jan. 2 Railroad
Commissioner ketchum has announced
his candidacy for recollection.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02

". @litslsitHah .pr"l~ losas a6n.aoo
NATIVES sAGiN USE afd ~ Tho same
pc'sitd -a9e 600 tt}la5
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02

Hamburg holds he record for The
number Of its i1fs
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02

Africa leads in gold production
America neXt.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02

Gloves we've til'sl sSen ia England
during the l'i.sa Of Edward H.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02

Business signs are ,::scd in Rio de
x~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02

Spaaisn olives ,ield from % To- >;
pr cent If thcir weight ii oil
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-02
CANAL TO COST s75o.ooo;
= ARGEcr I'M THE cTArl

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-20
Atteberry For Judge.

r. b. A,teberry, Of Cayce, and
one OF Fulton county's most sub
stantial and conservative men. an
uounces this Eeek as a candidate for
the Office Of County Judge.
Mr.. Atieberry isa thoroughbred
Democrat and resided IN this county
since his birth. but has never before
asked his party for a favor vi,h
toe possible exception Of being elect
ed Magistrate for twelve successive
years over his own opposition by his
friends In the Cayce precinct. and
now asks the favorable considera-
tion Of his friends throughout the
county. He needs no introduction
10 the voters Of the county, as all
know him TO be an able. clean man
of high character and has none Of
the professional politician or Office
seeker IN his makeup. lie will be
more than likely 10 make any oppou-
ent he may have 10 get up and nusi-
le 10 beat him.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-20
New Marriage Rules.

Ia accordance sith the decree OF
Pope Plus \. OF Jas, August. Arch
bishop Farley sent a letter 60 the
rectofs Of an Catholic Churches eH-
planning the ncv marriage IA that
sill 20 into effect at Easter
IN the main the decree prohibits
civil marriages iof Catholics. and
declares unions Ia the church after
April 70 invalid. Il either the bride
or bridegroom IS MOI Catholic
The following changes arc made in
the marriage legislation Of The
church
First No marriage viil be valid
unless il is performed b. a Pneii
duly authorized and before Al least
two Witnesses.
Second A marriage performed
bctst 20 tso Catholics, OF betueen a
Catholic and a baptized non-Caiho-
lic. by a civil magistrate. alderman
notary public or Protestant minister.
will be null and void. Hitherto
such marriages Wcre valid.
rhifi-No marriage uill be licit
unless b is performed by the pastor
OF the bride. or by a priest delegai-
ed by him OF the bishop Of the
diocese.
Fourth Those Of the faith sho
are Of manageable age or may con-
template marriage in the future
should secure positive and correct
information as 10 the date and place
OF their baptism.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-20

IA Wright announces this week
his candidacy for Jailer OF Fulton
county. Mr. Wright is a resident
Of this city, but is we'll knosn IN
both ends Of the county. having run
a livery business m both Fulton and
Hickman. While he has always
voted the Democratic ticket. he has
never before asked for an ofhce.
AS 10 his competency. there is no
doubt. ana II elected vail certainly
make a good official
Mr. Wright came 10 Hickman SO
years ago, at which time he vas
sent here by the n. e. a ST. L. rail-
road TO put in the stone work perth
OF their tracks 70 keep them from
going into the river. lie then work
ed 10 Tennessee for some time re-
turning later 10 this city and en-.
barking in the lumber business.
where he has resided most Of the
since. lie has a good, clean record
and is liked by an who knew him.
Ben Wilson has been on the sick
list this week
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-20
EdIsons Cement hou ses.

Thomas A. Edison, IN a letter to
the Chicago Tribune. says Of his
latest invention "I am in re-
ceiPt Of many letters regarding
newspaper articles describing a CEN
ent house which ! am about 10 erect.
The writer's Of most Of the letters
have misread the articles. and
take this occasion 20 explain just
what / propose 10 do nov have
a model, one-iourth the size OF the
house. designated by the New York
architects. This winter ] shall
construct the iron molds and de-
wise machinery. whereby a full
sized house can be cast IN twelve
hours after the molds are IN posi-
ton. Al the end Of six days the
iron molds are removed and the
house will be complete, including
stairs, partitions, mantles, bath, etc
and after drying SIX days will prob
ably be ready for occupancy. To
build this house for 81 900 It is cs-
seniial that il be erected on sandy
soils, as the material excavated for
the cellar is all required 10 build the
house. except, Of course the cement.
The cost Of the iron molds will be
about S2S coo. the cost Of the other
machinery about $4,000. From
this outfit an unlimited number Of
houses can be erected"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-20
What The Kidneys Do.
Their Unoeasing Work Keeps ~
strong and Healthy.

strong dhd ffcdffnu'
All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every
three minutes. The kidneys alter
the blood. They work night and
day. When healthy they remove
about 500 grains OF impure matter
daily. when unhealthy some part OF
this impure matter 10 left IN the
blood. This brings on many dis
eases and sympioms-pain In the
back, headache, nervousness, hot dry
skin. rheumatism, govt. gravel, dis
orders OF the eyesighi and hearing.
dizziness. irregular heart. debility,
drowsiness. dropsy. deposits Ia the
urine. etc. Bot Il you keep the
filters right you will have no trouble
with your kidneys.
K. ] Long. living 10 Hickman,
Ky, SAYS "Doln's Kidney PILLS
arc an that is claimei Tor them and
Il is pleasure for me 70 give them
my endorsement. Kidney trouble
6rst manifested itself in my case in
the form Of a lame back. and when
6rst arose Ia the morning, the
pain vas exceedingly sever. There
vas also a heavy feeling through
my loins as though I vas being drag
ged down by SO much lead / tried
several remedies. but received no
relief until ! procured Doan's KID
ney Pills at Helm & Ellison's drug
store The effect OF this remedy
vas magical Before The contents
Of one had been used. my trouhle
vas banished and I shall never Lose
an opportunity OF speaking in iavlf
Of Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by an dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Mlbum Co. buhalo.
New York. sole agents for the Unit
cd States.
Remember the name -Doan's-
and take no other
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-20
Night Riders at Fulton.

While no trouble with the night
riders is anticipated here. about two
hundred Of this band Of mysterious
midnight workers came nearer 70 cur
little city last night than ever before.
About nine O'Clock last evening
the citizens IN the neighborhood Of
John Caufman's place, four miles
east Of Fulton on the State Line
road we're suddenly aroused by a
band OF horsemen heavily armed
with shot guns and rifles, who for
several minutes, poured a constant
shower Of bullets into the home Of
Bill Atkins, a negro tenant on the
Cautman farm.
After the shooting had subsidized
Mr.. Caufman hurried to the ne
gro's house and found all the win
dovs had been broken by the bull
lets, but no one was injured. Just
as the excitement among the resi-
dents Of that vicinity had ceased
and everything appeared 10 be quiet.
another attack was made on the At
kins home and the building was lit
orally shot to pieces.
Il is said that the negro had re-
ceived several warnings not 10 sell
his tobacco 10 the trust, but paid no
attention to them With the result
that his home was almost destroyed
Saturdays Fulton Leader.
This story is now denied on good
authority, and is said to have been
only about half a dozen men who
vent out 10 thrash the negro or make
him leave the community. He is
accused Of being an undesirable
citizen. Editor Williams was doubt
less misinformed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-20

Folding Harrows for $500, see
Hickman Hardware Co.
The straw lids in the store window
is another sign Of spring,
Leve orders for Easter lowers at
Farmers Hardware store.
Mrs. T. A. Lediord has recover
ed from her recent illness.
FOR SALE Two 4-yer-old
work mules. Apply 10 n L Rice.
Hickman, route /. 40-2p
Il requires Just thirty minutes 10
walk from Berendes' store 10 K. r.
Tylers's residence and back.
Special prices on Van Camp and
Millionaire brand canned goods.
You know their reputation. -Betters-
worth, Prather a Co.
A farmer over In Lewis county re-
Gently sent soc for explicit instruc-
ton on how 10 properly ventilate a
hen house. The reply he got was
"make the cracks bigger"
II you are no Judge Of tailoring.
take our word for II Schvab's word
for il and FIVE thousand dealers
word for It that Schvab's Special
Suits are truly tailored, right In
style and excellent value a; SIS -
Ellison Bros.
No city in the Uuited States the
size Of Hickman is showing as many
attractive window displays as our
merchants Our merchants are an
energetic set Of men, and not only
have the window displays but have
the goods at right prices.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-20
Listen

and remember she nest time you suffer
from nain-causcd b. damp weather when
your head nearly hursts from neuralgia
Try Billiards. Suow Imminent. % viii cure
you. A prominent business man 81 Hemp
stead. Texas. writes n have used your
nnimeut. Previous % using 30 . Wa r.
great sufferer from Rheumatism and Neu.
raiEia. . am pleased GO say that now am
free from these complaints. am sure owe
this g. your ltuimeut."
sold by CowEiis Drug store. Inc. aud
Helm a Ellison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-20
Simple Home Rsdp,

Set from a pfescrp.io- p
cisi The following
Fluid Extract Da1drio1. u,
ounce compoani Eafg1s.
ounce Compouua Syrup q
riila, three ounces
Shake vel iu a bottle a1l |
teaspooniul dose after .le. |
and AZ bedtime
The above if considered
eminent authority. uh3 vrfa
Neu YORK daily paper AS tas
prescription ever vulisa t ri
Backache. Kidney Trouble
Bladder and all forms % "A
diMculiics This urlr
promptly on The e.lmnaug,
Of the Kidneys. enabling 'asu
ter and strain the lrr ard
other uasie matter iron ils
which cause Rhelmai.sn
Some perrous who suffer v,.
Affections may not Zee. a-rf
place much confidence BOZ tll
mixture. yet those uh5 have pol
say the results are simply a
ing. the relief being effected r
the slightest injury to 'as 500
or other organs
Nix some and give GA ra.
certainly comes highly rrco-7
ed. Its the pfetcuPao1
eminent authority siot
reputation. q is said. ga 'si4
de- by H..
A druggist here az bone
asked stated that he could
supply the Ingredient 60 mh
prescription for our ft'as''
recommends b AS harmless.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-20

We hope the readers OF the Cour.
Ter vill bear Ia mind that the post
master General has ruled that 100
newspaper shall be mailed aE second
class matter 20 a rubscntef vho
has not paid up within the year.
This. OF course, vii compel us 10
cut of an names Eho are SIX m1uihs
IN arrears. While We feel that this
Government should permit Us 10
credit whom we please ne must
comply with bis edict md stop al
subscriptions that arc not paid up.
Look Tor the ltiie blue mark on your
paper az once and act accordingly
u you desire the paper 90 continue
Every editor viil be compelled 90
make oath that every paper he is
sending out has been paid tor dur
ing the year, and that means. that.
no matter how many lies be tells, be
cannot peuure himself By swearing
20 one.