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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-12-24
CoNSEJOS DE UTJ ITO
AMERICANA 4:
a Tin sobrino espanol.
Querido Sobrino:

Querido Sobrino:
Indudablemente, los ITEM
pos han cambiado: va no hay
mas revoluciones en- Mexico.
Ell Gral Porfrio Diaz, ac-
tual Presiden e, tuvo la for
tuna y la habilid aide servir-
Sc de la revoluciol. para ma
tar la revo!uci6n. y hoy, Me-
xico tiene una paz armada,
que es un contento, y qua
durara mientras 81 Gran Pre-
Sldente, coupe Ia Silla Presi.
!, dencial y nosotros, por el
blen de nuestra patria adop-
tlva de nuestro bolsillo, de
seariamos que fuera inmor-
tai!
Una vez, los sobrinos, es,
panoles pedian dinero a les
tiOS americanos = perd6n,
msxlcanoS. Hoy les p'den
!conseJos muchC mejor para
i0l tioS, y permiteme decirlo,
tamoi6a para los sobrinos.
ri eco de Ia pompoza cele.
os4cida del Centenario de la
ndepandencia' de Mexico, sin
'ada liag6 hast,. Madrid, y
H. con Ia cInalda ingenui-
aaa De tus vein : amos, sue
aAe fla7'a f u .:as, nau-
!sFeS encantadoras Y pala.
COS hermosos. Es verdad
que los hay; peIo tienen sus
Suehos, cuyo coraz6n es ma:
uafO que,una pi Ira de mar.
la0l de Carrara, y tocante
as maleFes her osas, esta1
q 1aia agarrar, y on capace,
tadO espahol.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-12-24

Pero de todos modos, re-
salta el hecho de que N.
Leon no ha tenido literatos
y escritores en- la proportion
de la gran cultura de SUI ma
sa popular, y ESQ Sc debe, co
mo va 10 hemos demostrado
en- diversas ccasiones, a que la
abundancia &c trabajo remu-
merativo en- N. Leon, tuer-
ce la via de los literatos neo
leoneses por otros rumbos,
menos gloriosos, pero mas
humanos, mas seductores y
PRACTICES.
Para los afectos a saber
noticias de la revoluci6n de
Mexico, extractamos de una
correspondence epistolar, 10
siguiente:
Operan en- el Estado de
Chihuahua, por parte del
EGobierno, los batallones 90,
12o Y 200 los regimientos
20 40, 7o y 200, dos
secciones de inganieros yarti
!llcros, y otras fuerzas que
entraron procedentes de So
nora y Durango, cuyo n1me-
ro no Sc puede precisar.
Los insurrectos cuentanS
con l, 100 hombres en- Sta.
Lucia, 1000 en- a.Junta; 1000,
en- Sn. Isidrb; 800 en- Guerre-
ro, 100 en- Sn. Andres, 100
| en- Cusihuiriachic. 400 en- AL.
DANA, 100 en- Tabalsapa, 100
en- la Cruz, y los cue existen
en- Ojinaga, Bat6pilas,. Ma
dera Y otras parties de la
Sierra, cuyo ndmero no Sc
nuede precisar, mas 600 hom
bres en- la Hacienda La Hor-
I.miga.
Algunos aseguran que ell
n1mero de insurrectos de
chihuahua asciende q 10000
aunque de esos, muchos- es.
tan todavia desarmados.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-12-24

Pero 81 quieres venir a la
Nueva Espala, es decir, q
Mexico, te dire que Sc puede
hacer todavfa fortuna" pc.
no no creas que en- Mexico
todos los que tropiezan y
caen al suelo, dan con las ma
rices en- una nina de plata 9
de orc, que es 10 cue nos ha'
ce abrir los ojos como Inter
mas.
Verdad es que, en- ell pals
que conquistaron nuestros
valerosos padres, hay mu-
chas minas de orc, de plata,
de cobre, de zinc, etc., que
los Espaholes no pudieron
llevarse a Espaila; pero para
explotarlas, ,es necesaflo te-
ner otra nina de pese1
tas! va comprenderas, que
rido Sobrino, que las nlinas
,estan bajo de terra, y noso- :
tros apenas podemos approve
charnos de 10 que esta en- Ia
superficie, y ESQ.,: con miles dc
enganos y de trabajos, por-
que ahora tambien los indies
tienen los ojos abiertos ".
ic6mo! va los indios no ven.
den mas diamantes, 8 pepi-
tas d. oro por espejitos de
vidrio; venden "Indian Bas'
ketts, y las venden tan ca
ras, como para asustar q ur
Lord Ingles. Bajo la dicta'
dura del Excelentisimo J
Egregio Presidente Diaz,4 to
4 do ha progresado en- Mexico
" tambien los inditcs va tie
nen cara de verse, y en- ma
Mas comerciales nos han su
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-12-24
S~RONICA..

De 10 POGO que hemos al
canzado, a leer del trab0jo
monumental encargado a Ia
docta piuma del distinguido
escritor Dr.. Rafael Cara
Cantd, Sc desprende clara
mente que en- N. Leon no
ha habido literatos, poetas y
escritores, yque baio csc res
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

said seriouslv II have Just seen our Consul. We're
taking him aboard and sailing at under orders tor
Panama. There'll be shore leave for the this
trip. President CASTILLO and the revOlut1OnlstS are
about to to grips ashore. The Consul says that
nothing but miracle save the Government You
have Just time to pay your respects at the palace be-
fore sail.
If CASTILLO had only had sense enough to get
foreign navy whip the Oquinda that diapidated
batteshp of his into shape the Lieutenant grumbled,
he could command the coast and put down the revo-
luton in Jig timel By George, sir If the revolution
lists take her, I'd like to sprinkle the rascas with
machine gun"
"Yes, it is hard on you, Mr.. Seden. The Presi-
dents daughter is certainly charming young lady
Unfortunately naval warfare does not contemplate the
killing of men nowadays One might ram and sink
ship. If had my way Id slip gunner aboard to
help CASTILLO out of the hole first class fighting
like friend Bill Marlin, for instance The com,
mander chuckled. And, speaking of Marlin, you'd
better transfer the rascal to the orpedoboat Ironton
at the isthmus A month or so in a steel oven will
sweat the surplus fight out of him. Come down to the
wardrOOm, Mr. Seden
on, We ould- -incinj rary!' Marlin barely checked
~ shout of defiance He had once seen service in
a torpedoboat in northern waters. He had no desire
to repeat the experiment under the blazing of the
equator with a chance of winding up his with
''stokeT's madness and plunge over the side
The last thought made him catch his breath For
with it coupled a sudden inspiration. Why, his
oppressors had just shown him way to splice new
length the end of his rope whereby he might climb
to temporary safety at least. He sprang up, slapping
his thigh.
"By links! that's the ticket! The old man shanghais
the Consul W lie the rows on, they won't be nobody
ashore to pinch III line them loutOnists
Wen shoot up the Leuten nt's paw in law an make
him produce an then III skip out Oh, amt prize
gunner for nothing I'll make ole Casteller sit up"
On the cruisers gun deck growls of disappointment
had succeeded to gleefu larklng the of sailing
spread. fotila of bumbOats crowded the ports. 1t
all fell in with Martins plan to desert ship
They won't be no trouble slippn ashore-not wen
the bunch knows who's going Off, he grnned. Only
if I'm goin' to bluff ashore want swell 'front.'
He was alone in the cabin He caught up the scrub
bucket empted the side, and slipped into the
Captains stateroom He out, stufing a bundle
of clothes into the bucket.
The Captain an mes about the same ginera stvle
O beauty, excep' I'm better fgger," he chuckled.
Mr. Nosy StewardI get forty-eight days for swipn
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
By Charles Francis BOurke
Drawings by Arthur William Brown

his new cloes an his fancy cutlery, and that's poetic
justice.
Walking little stiffy with one leg he slipped below
Shortly thereafter Gunner Marlin noticed II close
confab with few bosom friends whose battle scared
countenances bore about the general plan OF deco
ration as his own. Then things happened rapidly
"Old GLORY" futtered down with the sunset gun.
The First Lieutenant came off shore with the American
Consul and boatload of consular baggage In the con
fusion of getting under way sound as OF bulky
body falling into the water. 1t YVES capped by shout
of Man overboard.' and rush Of frantic Jackles
the side.
Its Marlinspike. sir. Ho, its pore Bill Marlin"
husky seaman walled E fell off the bridge; least
wise, he tripped over the gun turret- Anyways the
blighter hit rs head the husky man said despef,
ately, ''an he sinked like shot. We amt never go1n
to see our pore ole Bill Marlinspike no rorel'
THE mans crazy. Get out" the First Lieutenant
shouted Drop life buoy aft there and over with the
first cutter! Lively. men! And stop that confounded
howlingI the officer cried irritably The man Il turn
up, like all bad pennies
But Bill Marlin did not turn uP. though the ms,
cutter went the side and the second and the l
cutters, also dozen intimate friends Of Gunner MAJ
Inns, clothes and all The tide was running strong
sea. One by one the boats picked ,.3 the swimmers
most of whom were headed for the shore and reslSel
capture. The ships went about their duties strong
shaken by sObs. On the bridge The First LIeuteh
ant looked rnOrOsey at the COrrnaue-, who answered
his unspoken query with grim smile
Of course gl1nners gunner the officer ren1arAe-'
but what strikes me, the men rather OVerdil -S
thing. One would thnl, real CALAMITY had occtrre1.
Yes noticed that the COTnrnarte- SAID tnouSA--
fully. They are suspiciOuSly hysre-cal-
s the cabin steward, hunting lgl and ; low l3
the Captains best shOre-going uniform and gold mtg q
sword. So the American Consul. r1-nnaggInS - II
baggage for a favorte sole leather suitcase nexplcao
lost in the process of transhiprnent Both Of them con
tinued searching long after the Chicago headed 70 So
But the First Lieutenant, wise IN has seneraIlon -
terviewed the wireless operator; for IL occurred u IL
that President Castellos palace uas equipped El--
wireless telegraph, after the fashion of Central Ale- a.
rulers, who sometimes find 1t convenient TO can ~
help on the shortest possible notice
IN the meantime Gunner Marlin, tucked under I-s =:
sun shield of a banana beat, down shore, VIII -
feet the thwart and Guilty pipe IN his mouth Ia -
witnessed with great interest the trlojlc etorlS "
ShIpmateS 10 rescue him. a,L
When the Chicago's yellow tunnels and Pa,i5 -
basket mast dwindled away in the mist ne knCtaIL;
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

OL4 -a-" H.- ~
conteu-uent-
bunch sure treat
ed me white GOVERN my
retreat and dumping ias
Consuls luggage over
board for a bluff. " Z;
am gong 10 do row,
he pursued with luxunous
;ndairrcc. IN I'm goin 70
taEe t,,l. no the bush. an gs'
me ava,,v. Wen the IA,
tive su-viter amt tannin,
off the skceters, he sgoiH
~ saw 10 me. he says
- I5, =. irynr,ecfos, ysi''-
The r,voIurionists
Tbr hoom Of IA gun and
the exclamation OF tl5
negro boatman rouse .S,,,
Marlin from his dre@., ..,,
of bliss. The shot gan ..,,,
from a little plaIe'.,55
whcre a squad Of eSsi'ea
soldiers Surr0unded :
field piece. which J.. VIZ y
elevated skywart' a. L. =
angle OF forty-tve a'
Ashc looked IN anl31'-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-28
BIDS WANTED

The Clerk was ordered to ad'ef's
bids for the following, same 10 n0
at November meeting 1Slo. ~
mild bridge over Daley Creek Dise'
NJ 2 according to plans and speclhsa-
t;o,s on file in the Chancery Cierh
office. Co.. travel
,,e new road in District No. 4, as lala
o,,t in the petition Of S. n. Eino't' e'-
81 according to plans and sp~eeillcaNols
now on file in the Chancery~Ciefh %
fee n record
To furnish the county with rec0io
hooks for one year ard nine months
To build bridge across Dry orahcn,
D;.tr;ct No. 2, according to plans anu
sn~ec;dcations now on file in the dhah'
Gerry Clerks Office. r.isc,
Tbo hoard reserves the right TO re]ec
onv and all of the above bids,
JNO. S. KING,
Clerk.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-28
P|ersonal|
-

Mrs. B. C. Adams is on a business
trip to her delta farm neal Shaw.
Services at All Saints Episcopal Church
every SUNDAY II A. NJ. and : i. NJ. sea-
free All welcome.
The $3.50. 90 Diamond Ring to be Civ
away at this office Nov. l, is a beauty.
See it at Lickfolds.
HalIam sells large Nc. 8 tomatoes for
10 cents and Ne. : for 7 ID cents. EX-
cellent corn, 10 cents.
! ~
Mrs Moore Moore left Tuesday at
noon for a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Caldwell at Jackson.
q
If we don't save you money, We don't
! ask your patronage.
Mitchell's Variety Store.
%
8. E. Moore has made some changes
n the fixtures and arrangements III his
drug store that aids much to appear
ances.
New lines of goods arriving all the
time. Your moneys worth every
time.
Mitchell's Variety Store.
U :r'. ,u-' e.
4 beautiful lot Of goods suitable for
wedding presents. 2nd Glass Drug
Store. 7Zf ~. [
Heath Bros. have been making some
changes in their already well arranged
and attractive store that emphasizes
their progressiveness.
2 .
DR.. J. A. Crisler of Memphis, n of
the best and most Roted surgeons in
thu South, VI in GreraGa profession
ally Monday evening.
For Rent-Residerce back Of Episcop-
church on Line Street. .s.
mrs. II. a. Chamberlain.
5~-20-10-tf. Phone So:
The Currcr. Events Club vii. meet
at the rasid .nce &c Mrs. &. \. ScrUgg.
tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon at
O'Clock. A full meeting is desired.
&
Moud Citv Paints may cost a trih,
more; but!
.,t2-2-09 SIT. Doa& Hardware Co.
Mr. w. Z. Johnson Of the Kincai
NEG bor!iossd, has accepted q u~ositiol
with the mercantile firm OF William
Bros, in this city.
u
Every dollar paid at Sentinel office
whether it be for subscription, 20
wcrk or advertising counts for votes j
our Dianond Ring Contest and the p
ano contest at Semmes' Drug Store
~
c. ". Eatman has discovered arelr
Iedy that will cure cancer in the pr
mary stage and all skin affections Sue
as eczema, teter, ring worm and a
= KINDS Of SO. es. 10Zl0t
We nave about $500 feet fine luynbe
/ for sale, cheap. Drop-siding, toagu
| ana grooved, window and door casin
; aud framing. Would like 70 sell To
! lot to same rarity: Cheap for cash.
| w. D. SALMON 3 &C.
Mrs. Ess:e Brown, accompanied b
J her little daughter, returned to he
4 home il Greenwood after an eXtenoe
visit 70 her parents, MIR and Mrs. J.. r
Garner.
S. will pay for the Sentinel 70
6 years and get 100000 votes j
diamond Ring Contest.
Mr.. j. C. James of thefusie neigh
borhood was a pleasant visitsr at thi
Office Wednesday. Mr.. James is on
of the promising young men of tn
county He is a successful farmer an
and a progressive citizen.
y
Mr.. j. W. Hill desires the public t
q know that he has accepted the place G
I pharmacist at Moore's drug store an
that he would be glad to welcome HI
friends there. Mr.. Hill has had
long experience in a drug store. He.
! a splendid young mar and deserved
popular in Grenada and Mr.. Moore.
indeed fortunate in having secure
him.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-28
..st i,eatS A!i''

This is quoted from a letter OF ma.
ctaetmell. Hannibal, No. Il recently
nsca Foley's Honey and Tar Tor Tue
srsf time. To say l am pleased does
not'half express my feelings. 1t oea's
III rbe.remedies / ever used. | con-
+racted a,bad cold and was threatene'
nth pneumonia. The first doses gave
lot relief and n bottle completeiy
$50 me-" Contains no opiates. So'd
by all druggists.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-28
Of Perfum-.

Insist upon getting spiss1sr,s ,; ss' ts'
;uv 81 the valley. it'ssuss hs ) ' =.
flower. ASK tSs .a ,re 10 21Ffo A
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-28
Saddle Mare For Sale

u, fine saddle mare,5 years NJ WI
work gsn. R. Horton.
10 IA 1U8t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-28
No4;ce to Tax Payers

The city taf books al. are :; t ~; axes.
raadyf0r c~LAuDtEAh4
lo-14tf
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-28

Capt. r. H TT irnef OF Ho.con.n' W"s
a caller at this sfilee Tuesday. -ihS
Captain has Il 90 been a Substantive.
friend of tn, Sentinel. lie no
Only pays + If TIE paper for HIM
self bat also .f9r his three daughters
ore Of W ica, E9es at LancruHn'
). c., ~ at 'Alexandr;2' va,
and one 4 ,Craftsaooea Tern. nc -
a man i~ferharkable vitality ana has las
Deer Il .a;,m,srtart factor IL the -
fairs tGr4s9saa county. HIS MANY
frier h4yfs, him yet many days
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-28
rb,u Three Decaa'

fs&v,s Honey ard Tar has De ea'ar :
Esesiold f%avorite l0r .o ot chest anc
aMT ailments of the tnioae, Sid T.
mugs. Contains no opi"e
I'll druggists.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-28

Show Your interest III ~ no.
and ambition ct 9th - hy p4yir
what you owe til. cntnet *
on or before No.. Is. j LCi' &
so you will help SOME ,adv r.ec1
ested in III s435. cores;
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Household
Paints.


We can supply your wants in
all kinds of paints. stains and
varnishes for household use.
You will surely need some,
when house-cleaping time
comes.
Remember also, that Rogers
Stainfioor finish is the best
ssing for floors, oilcloth,
lineIoeum and all woodwork If
you want a stain ora varnish
finish.
It comes in all sizes from ] pint
to / gallon.
]. d. Brown & Son.
Central Drug Store.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Look.

Ward and Foote have just
received a new line of auto
supplies and are now prepared
to do all kinds of automobile
and machine repairing.
AID
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Dicknan & Co.
Mrs. Guy Everett is in coun
ell Bluffs today.


Gil Bluffs today.
Street Commissioner Myers
is at work this week repairing
the hitching posts and no fool
ing about it either. He was
out today with his coat off and
his sleeves rolled up just going
to them. Besides repairing,
new posts will be installed in
front of the Oxford hotel and
as soon as possible a string of
posts will be put from in front
of the Times office to the cor
ner Fifth and Huron. Several
bad holes on Erie street were
also filled today. Let the good
work keep going.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Christian Church.

Christian Church.
Prayer meeting and choir
practise tonight. Prayer meet
ing at 7:S0.
Our Bible school is making
average record that promises
to be the very best for yeats.
The school can give sl0O to-
ward the new church eaisly.
The house is being removed
from the new church location.
This will clear the ground and
make all anxious for the build
ing.
Baptismal services at the
Sunday evening service. Here
after our Sunday evening SER
vices will commence at s o'clock
Mrs. Spaford sang solo
beautifully Sunday morning.
She has a fine chorus choir.
Perhaps you can join it.
1t is we'll enough to think, on
what God can do for you, but
it is more practical to think of
what you can do for Him.
Worship with US next Lords
Day. M. c. Hutchinson.
w. W. Milliman of Logan
spent the day with Walt in this
city.
Just a few more GARDENERS
left. Better look them over.
w. G.. Fensler
The members of the Kensingtor
Clubwere entertained by Mrs
Guy Mahony at her home on 4tF
street yesterdayafteSnoon. The
usual occupation of sewing and
visiting constituted the enter.
tainment for the afternoon I'M
til five o'clock, When the guests
were invited ia o the dining
room and place, found at one
round table WI :ch was usee
with polished s.. face and clunA
lace doilies. A growing ferl
formed the center piece and ;
cut flower was found at eacl
!. place as a souvenir of the oc
Icasion. A two course suppe,
was served by the hostess
Mrs. Walter McCulla of Chero
kee was the guest Of the club
Notice to Property Owner
You are hereby notified t
clean all rubbish etc, fror
around your lot by April Is
OF it will be done by the Cit,
and charged to the property.
ais
Clarence Kellogg is in Coun
ell Bluffs today.
Mrs. A. II. Livingston j
reported some better today.
The Lieutenant and the Cow
boy a Western Military Dram
with an excellent cast and pro
duction will be seen at the NeN
Theatre on Thursday. Apr. Il
and a line of clever specialize
will be introduced Throughout
the play by we'll known vaude
Vile people. The seat sal
is open now and the prices fc
this engagement will be 25, 81
; so and Is cents.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

All the fans and base-ballites
who are interested will please
meet at C. HOLSTERS electrical
supply Office Saturday evening
April 16.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Ward and Foote now have
the best equipped garage in
Harrison County. Give them
a trial if you want to be con-
WINGED. ala
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Larry Logan and Arthur
Snyder of Logan were in the
city today on business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

F. A. Heath received a car
of fine Nebraska hay today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14


Come one, come all, "a Place
to Eat"
Has moved down the line on
Erie street,
Just the middle of the block
from 5th St. East
The same old side of the same
old street.
With a welcome to all, both old
and new faces
You must all hunt us up, and
find your old places
Just fill up our stools, come
hurry along
If you eat at Goes Joint" "
you can't go wrong.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Maude Adams, one of the
finest actresses on the Ameri-
can stage will be in Omaha
Tuesday and Wednesday next
week at the Brandies Theatre
in What Every Woman knows
There will be a matinee We'd
nesday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

Mrs. Chas Deur was called to
Carroll today by the serious i'll
ness Of her grandmother.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

John Wick of Omaha has been
elected general manager by the
Interstate Collar and Shirt Co.,
of Troy, N. Y. He leaves for
his new home in Troy about
the middle of this month.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
st. Elmo.

The much talked of and posi-
lively the seasons great success
is st. Elmo, which comes to the
Opera House Tuesday April 10.
Mr.. Lee Moses has given spec
.ial attention to the selection of
a cast of players who will give
an excellent performance Of
this great play. Never in the
history of theatricals has there
been more favorable comment
or profound interest manifest
ed than in st. Elmo. Read the
book then see the play and you
cannot help but join in with the
majority and declare st. Elmo
to be wonderful in its entirety.
Rug sale all this week at
Dickman & Co.'S. Saturday is
the big day.
j.. u. BROW \ ~ N 1adOuI
tickets. Ccnct. .,.1s. 4 .tca 81
If you can't help boost Mo
Valley don't knock. Gee every
body hates a knocker.
w. A. Jones received his new
Velie touring car today and it
certainly lisa beauty.
Ro-s Mclaughlin is in Logan
today.
For tIls best paints SET
Geo. 5hiley.
Miss Ruth Goodrich, of Cal
junction, is visiting Miss
Gladys Greene this week.