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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-03-18

Seed wheat, barley and spelts,
for sale at the Elevator & Coal
Co.
Mrs. Avery E. Bozarth Of Clio
Wis. \. NJ. was in Canyon Tues
day.
A. T. Kruse of Carlsbad. \. NJ.
was a business caller in Canyon,
Tuesday,
For Sale, seed wheat, barley
and spells, inquire of the Eleva.
tor & Coal Co.
J. J. Rushing of Plainyiew was
a business caller in Canyon,
Tuesday
J. Hutchinson of Lockney,
Texas, was in Canyon, Tuesday
on business.
Amy f. Bozarth of Clovis, y.
NJ. was transacting business in
Canyon, Monday
r, D. Bane Of Quannah, Texas,
was in Canyon Monday, a bust
ness caller.
r. F. Daniels of Silverton,
Texas, was in Canyon, Tuesday
looking up some business mat,
tiers.
Mrs. Reed and Birdie McNee-
ly of Elida were in Canyon Sun
day stopping at the Hotel Balti-
more.
If YOU want something extra
on Saturdays for Sunday dinner
call us.-we have it. Phone l72.
43tf Dawson Bros.
Rev. B. G. Reavis will con-
duct q series of meetings, com
mencing June 18th at the Christ
ian church.
1t seems very curious not to
see J. D. Key on the streets.
His many friends wonder what
has happened.
Mrs. Myrtle Hotf left Satur-
day afternoon for WaXachaie,
Texas, to visit with her sister,
Grace. this week.
H. H. Bryant and J. c. Haw-
kins OF Elida, y. NJ. were in Can
yon looking up some business
matters Tuesday.
Ellen Donald left on the after
noon train for Waxahachie, Texas
to visit with some friends, eX-
pecting to be gone week.
Mrs. W. f. Lair of Canyon
City, visited W. D. Robinson and
family for few days returning
home Thursday. Lubbock Ava
lane.
1t begans to look as if Cook
might be there is glory
enough for all"-and it also be
gins to look as if the glory bust
ness might have been twice over
one.-Ft. Worth Record.
Miss Ellen Donald left Satur-
day to take in the Fl Worth stock
show and visit friends and rela-
tives in Central Texas for about
ten days. Her visit will include
few days with her father al
Justin, Texas.
On last Saturday morning
Grady Nickson exhibited a 4 Il
bass he caught in the Palo DurC
creek, the sight of which gave {
number Of local sports the fish
ing itch, or some other fish con
/ tageous trouble.
Miss Ina Wightman and Mis-:
| Helms Of Little Rock, Ark, were
in Canyon Wednesdayan Thurs
day, making -four demonstra
tons Of the merits Of White Ores
Flour made by the J. c. Lyslt
! Milling Co. Of Leayenworth, Kan
/ These ladies are artists and cal
show the good qualities Of thi
flour. The White Swan Grocer.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-03-18

Reeder Wilks and Mr.. Roses
were Umbarger visitors Sunday.
V. H. Shepard of Amarillo
visited friends in Canyon Mon
day.
If it's quality in meats you
want, we have it. Dawson Bros.
43-tf
A. D. Hodge of Dallas, Texas
was a business caller in Canyon.
Friday.
W. II. Gillian went to Plain
view and Floydada on business
Tuesday.
Get a fat roast and some pump
kin yam potatoes, We have both.
Dawson Bros.
d. NJ. Wisdor of Melrose, y.
NJ. was a sojourner in Canyon,
Wednesday.
Rev. Hawthorne went to Tex
leo Saturday to fill the Presby-
terrain pulpit.
Born-Monday morning March
18th to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wilton
a 10 pound boy.
Mrs. W. S. keiser starts Sat
urday to visit her children in
South Dakota.
Mrs. Walter Lewis of Amaril-
10 was in town Thursday visiting
her mother, Mrs. Fred Gruner.
Give me your fire insurance.
l will take good care of your in
terests. T. p. Turk. 494t
l.. T. Lester of Canyon City,
came in Friday and spent several
DAYS here. Lubbock Avalanch
H. T. Shelnutt left on the eve
ming train Wednesday for Hico to
be absent abOuta month on bust
ness.
The Philathea society of the
NJ. E. Church gave an afternoon
tea at the home of Miss Matte
Holland.
Before building call on or see
". H. Ring, Contractor and build
e.. ONCE at the old Foster black
smith shop. If
". L. Ketcham and wife of
Lubbock were sojourners in
Canyon, Monday stopping at the
Baltimore.
Mrs. Viola Burnett of Amaril-
10, District Manager of West
Texas for the NJ. B. A, was in
Canyon Saturday.
Love; a human instinct, strong
in youth, persistent in maturity
and extinguished only by death
or the divorce court.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Allison and
Mrs. Alice Prater leave today for
Mineral Wells for the benefit OF
Mrs. Allison's health.
T. B. Slaughter of Mo. has
been in Canyon the past week is
busily engaged in looking after
his large ranch near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Keiser,
Mrs. |. r. Griffin, Miss Margret
Griffin, Mrs. Ecker and Miss
Janet Ecker autoed to Amarillo
Friday.
Mrs. r. l.. Green, who has
been visiting at Chillicothe, Mo,
for few weeks, returned Satur-
day. She was accompanied by
her father, Capt. W. Boone Maj
or.
With the present prices OF
hogs that old adage about cast
ing pearls before swine and the
one about a jewel in hogs snout
don't sound quite so loud as they
used to.-Ft. Worth Record.
Chas. O. Merkel Of FIT. Worth,
| Texas, inspector Of cement work
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-03-18

+. +. Dalton Of Dallas, the
civil engineer in charge of the
water sewerage systems of Can
yon was intown Wednesday, and
informs the News that the work
is progressing fine, and that the
contractor was doing excellent
work. and at a fast rate, al
though the ditchipg machine
was out of repair a little this
week on account of the strene-
Gus speed it has been going, a
little less than 2000 feet per day.
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Igry over. Tor some Tins past vice.
PHEe 4 90, AeS ORR distrihutera for ths
Chalmers Motor Company, Win asveT NJ
connect ion Wiih the local concern on July
Chalmers Motor Company Min hasJ
0n.rters IN this city. Mr. Owen has raj
Nide experience In selling both America1
AM imported cars and VISA the drst Tnau
zale@room. We has managed Ne, VI
branches Tor the Winton and AeroesT
companies and later beoams NDerlcsn
represent alive of the Bianchi. an Italian
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Meadow BFOsk the Piacs ann q. p. Whli.
ne, 10 CaplalR American Team.

AtR meeting Of the Polo Association com-
mittee In this city yesterday Il was unAnl-
mCusly deCided that the iniernHti0 al polo
gumes he played this season on the grounds
Of the Meadow , rock club. weftbRv. l.. !.
Harry Payne Whitney was appointed
captain Of the team 10 defend The inler-
national polo cup u T.. Herbert. August
Belmont ard " 4 Hazard we're appointed
committee 20 confer With the Meadow
Hrook Cidb In regard 10 preparing their
ground Tor he accommodates % the pub
liC during he Internal innal polo cup mat chea
This rahlegfam was sent 20 Major Green,
manager II the Nottingham tub. a. Pub
ham. London
Suggest arst game august "a sscoad Eame
August 20 u aErrrshlr 10 yOu. Please cabis
rsui,
u was .igned by " 4 Haynrd az secre-
tary Of he Polo A-sngiht iou. THIS means
that the match. a. nj birmingham last sum
ner Nheu n y WhHneys team from
Meadow Brook. Which included besides
himself be two Waterbury, and nevetouN
Milburn lifted the cup. vii be tho best
tNo oct ct tnree games. and the aTrange-
Of the hTst two Under the original deed
81 Hiit tramed IN iSsG at Newport under
which John Natsona team Won the cun
hat vac for tWent three veara held %
birmingham the contests must he accord
ing 10 he rules of the country IN which the
matthe- are held The main differences
nov tween the American and English
PEELED to stay Onside ~ IN football lineup,
and that the Eame- are ot eight periods Of
seven aud one-half minutes. instead Of
six periods Of ten minutes
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pnliAptLrutA, Iuue o.. some very fine
yoh a. sesn IN the tenth annual tOurna-
n eui Tor the lynne VOID HAIL rup al The
HuntIu gdon VALLEY Country club Noble
TODAY g. lvon Of the lamhfon Golf
Tub toronto canada TUNED 10 q ,ar,i ~
- boiug ont he had a card Of a. hut
coming in h~ serured u which IL ?
over uar for the lat nine holes Ne vas
raired With Walter = Travis Of Gardrn itE .
" hose srore aaE -
". 7 West Of the Country club t0os one
more str0te for the eighteen holes than the
anadtsn. Ne had the hest = ore Tor any
nine holes during the day. With Is
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CREWS N 4 BRUSH.
COrncn and Fem Test Each OtheT'
apeed On the Hudson.

Cornen and Pemn Test Each Others
speed On the Hudson.
POUCHKEEPsIF. y Y. June n The
crews to-day had q taste Of real June weather
and they we're thankful for II while Co
lumba saw ht 10 do practice work on the
five mile stretch between the boathouse
aud the village 81 Hyde Park. the -four
other crews did their work over the course
where they will battle for hon0rs next week.
Coach Ward worked bic two fours out twice
to-day. and In his quarters Il s sVpected
that there via he q shakeup In the varsity
four crew Tomorrow This morning the
second four beat the frat hy four lengths
o night the ser x vas beating the Hrst
again when i raL round on the west side
late this afternoon. lust when the
coaches were preparing 10 send their crews
into their hoathouse= there vas q pretty
half mile brush between Pennsyivgnia
and Cornell The Cornell varsity eight
started 40 stream toward the boathouse
ennsylyania pulled out from the other
crews and started after Cornell. Wall way
from the hoathot ~ Pennsylvania caught
the Corhellians Then both crews bit 40
OTneu boathoNae IN beautiful style. Cor
nell pulled In and went 20 quarters and the
Penn men went up 90 their own bogthOuse.
Coach Ten fYck IL considerably con
IL OHt II the Sgracuse freshman eiaht be-
carss Of h0ls Aahan. . sub, n taking his
nlare. bat Ten kyck saws the crew h Grip
rled without GreGra I've has been On the
whiie Nahan has had comparatively little
work on tho water The SyraCuse crews
were sent down stream for an eight mile
null lose 70 ne vest hank 81 ne river under
stir hreeye. All the other crews had eight
and ten mile ross tonight.
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LONDON MORSE SHOW.
Mare RibDoRs Ndaed 20 American IA.
hthitory' strings.
SP'riH cas' Dsipaieh - rHE SrS

LONDON June ~ There vas a good
attendance a. Olympia to-day when The
second seek 81 the International Hor -
SHOW began In the class for pairs OF
harness no rses Walter Wnanss JokeT ,
Rosador and Pros. erIre won rru nriae
and Judge MOoTe'- rairs finished - und
and third His adv Seaton F1d ord
SeatOn aOt -erond Drire and Our stig ~
ana Pride o Prtdes took third money
In me appointment LASS for sinrie IA 20
ness horses show q 20 a taos heelad ar
race IudRe Moore flourish aon htst
prize Walter Winaus.- Z oudeshoTough Nas
ond ana MoOre.s Whine Nsllarel vas
third
Wired VanderbIlt and Judge Moore we're
among me fourteen who connected Iu the
'oriuthtan ,OaThing race Nhich started
~ 30 o'clock tins afternoon. The rdarhes
followed each other NJ short Intervals
The route was seven miles long from Olym.
pia ~ Ranelagh and hack. The contest.
ants stopped ~ RanelaFh for dinner Tho
race was Nnu ny judge Moore with Olsfon
Second and I a. Vanderbilt third
IN the exhibition 81 tandem ponies ris.
-'ngiou Cock Robin. belong ng 20 I. Minsns
vas hr-i, With the same owner Lugky
Horace third
The Radiant Challenge CUP. Tor gg horses
shown 10 g,F was Nun b. " Minans'z
toher- RU-ld0r
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CREWS OV THE THAMES.


NV LONDON. Conn. June "a. Both Yale
and HaTvard's rowing squads were a. prac-
iice on the Thames River course for an
hour this evening. The OaFsmen launching
sheiT shells a. both houses almost stimuli
taneOualy
D. Harvard varsity eight was a few seconds
in advance Of The rival Fights from Broad
view. and the 1918 crimson boat followed
down Ire course ~ Inc wake Of the Vale
boats. Naies eigfts rowed together At a
~ stroke nearly the whole four miles. keep
ing rlose toget her vita her two launches
close astern
Wales freshman eight had Two shakeups
to-day Bomeisler being taken from the
four this morning and dieplaCinE adams
az No. .. the latter taking his seat % how
Ia the four oar This evening hrundred
who waa No I IN the freshman eight vas
relegated 10 the four ~ stroke. and phiihin
VAS advanced from the suhstiiute lit TO
No In the four oar Read, who has held
No . seat In Tho freshman four ~ nov No
IN ne eight oar
Harvard varsity four was shaken M
today. Hooper going from tho sernnd boat
into the first. displaying Waite OWiug 10
he absence OF Elliott Bacon. No IN he
varsity eight. COaCh iim Wray nlied he
vacancy IN The boat to-day Wray saws
BacOn absence u due 10 heavy cold. and
the Oarsman will probably come 10 camp
Z Tomorrow
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TO-Du'SCiRD ron CRti ESCND.
Bro0EIyn Derb, and Hanover stake, the
Attrartlans.

fire fold hrs zen named 90 sI1rf in me
g. an ~taks- Tor thr.r-E f1r-olds ono mite
End o. uIaf-nr The ke.tc ~iabis's 81 sep
ard Grssr.r. Wilt probably b@ On favor.
Nth Dal1aiirn and Pril,. iny.r,sI
10 beat tor III Hanover Sthses. dash
nf 1,e ana holt nIrlonVs. for too-yeas-
old- riurious. Misc N'tt and Danger Mars
have 'h1n'Hz IN e hsudoHu ~ % mile
1nd sihfrsuth TrH TIrk loo Madden
and liill Top loo \ The best
To- the first rnf r. Tor mares o. bout slN .ur-
longs toi'ie tow Jeanne o Arf tnd ROYAL
captive uvurr best IN haudtap Tor
Nldfiau /eus ard either buster NAV divide
h. Htona' Hlatefs will ram boz The last
ra. 70. Bl q mite and fhFne-si eerths the
probable la'tors being Nis- Musou. Ihe
Peer aud NarNrr = The entries follow
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HOCCK DEFEtTS IGNER.
Philadelphia no. OuipOlnis Ls-aI Lad AZ
Olympte T. e.

Tommy Houck the Philadelphia hanta.r,
weight. Who has heen defeating numl,sr
NJ hoyr IN hts Class for the last lev eek
outpointed Young Wagner in Ten round
bout % the Olympr e. IN Harlem last
nixh' Wagner started N IN the opsnins
round ~ rapid pare. swinging right and
let blows on the Philadelphia boy head
and BODY In he neNt three rounds Honrk
vept a. Wagner in uhiriN ind fashion
landing some rood straight jabs 10 the fa,e
and slso ttif hody punches
IN M seventh wagner rushed and missed
seN efal Wild swings 10 the lasi round
Howl tried 10 hnish his man and landed
right ~ IN z 70 The Jaw They roughed ID
and on he bfeak Hourk f0rred WagueT 20
ne fOpce, landing RIGHT and left 10 the
Jaw and mouth. Houck had Warner
groETy whc0 the ight ended
u fhe other ten round bout charlie
Goldman and pscksy Hommsy put up 4
lively crap. Goldman coming or The
winner AZ the m IN
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mrs UEGOROI WORN.
Nins Round, Of BoAIRE Wlthsut slsppinS
90 Rest

ROWAFbTNNAN. June ~ JsHrie. vss
lie big grizzly hear In his training stunts
to-diN We put over a great surprizr on
hs camp ioI oeers BY doing an enormous
loi of vork IT. boxing especially vas
me nosT impressive and strenuous since
he started In condition himself Taking on
Ton ARMSTRONG for three rounds. he fol
Ior 4 with -iN more With sam Berger and
'hornss and during that lime b. did not
top 0n's for his minute rest. bat bet v zen
rourds l'srnatsd With fresh man In each
frafHa
ie'ri'a '0'd he stan Of trainers to-day
20 "fs7d- fo 'fovd mu'h boNinR into tho
a. 90" Hr~k- ST. plan h 20 no, daily
.f0u sla IN utra rodnds aFh torbstt
Nog. ~ Arm-frnrg Berger and Lb
Hro'l'r Ia'k ladriez naures hi Wind
,fg' f'd strength are up ~ eNpeytati0ns
FreltI. improve hia -pr9d
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BEiLS WRIGHT WITBDRlWS.
American Unable 10 10 HlmseF Jus,Ir,
VITA spikes.

SPECIAL CASE DsfDafcA 70 THV srs
LONDON. June ~. After two sets had
been played In the lawn tennis champion.
ship NJ London to-day Reals = wslrht. The
american. retired Ne vas playing with
4 NJ Hendriks. The latter Won the 6rst
ct, - 5 Wright won the assond IN
Heals Wright Withdrew because ha ras
NOT permitted - scar spikes on BIZ shoes
There " an Old rule of the Otean's t'iuh
whereby The referee decides whether The
play ern shall Wear spikes ~ Tubher soIas
ne referee to-day derided that the t,op.
dliion 81 he turf demanded tho rubhera
This ua- because sDikes Il vas helieved
would spoil The turf for tie matches witch
are ~ follow Wright being unused 10
-uhbers found That they impesied hia action
and in yisv n the fart that b. ran tha riak
o. fall which might put him out Of the
ghhmpionship tournament ~ Wimbledon
he vas s0Tatched
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.Irtu.on 10 Drop auto Driving

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Gn'l H''sT mo Dog e-n hi. m. go
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: sAS FEANCIscO. June IA News came
from Phoenix. AriE. to-day that Joe Cans
the former lightweight champion. IL very
near death from tuberculosis Cans IL
, other aspirants for light weight honOra
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Gsaannn NIe.ss Redr,l Ts-nl.h,.

Jack Goodman. the West Side light
weight Who has championship aspiration.
VII boz ten rounds with .loa R@rieil
rugged hTnOklyn DuRiiisi. ~ the FaIrnons
= e, IN The brOnN. tonight There VIII H.
four preliminaTies
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-10-01
WHAT CURES ECZEMA?

We have had SO many inquiries
lately regarding Eczema and other
skin diseases, that We are glad to
make our answer public. After care
full investigation We have found that
a simple wash OF OIL Of Wintergreen,
as compounded in ID. ID. d.. can be re-
lied upon. We would not make this
statement TO our patrons. friends and
neighbors unless we were sure or it
and although there are many so-called
Eczema remedies sold, We ourselves
unhesitatingly recommend %. ID. d.
Prescription.
Because-We know that II gives in
slant relief to that torturing itch.
Because-D. d. d. starts the cure at
the foundation of the trouble.
Because-It cleanses. soothes and
heals the skin.
Because--It enables Nature TO repair
the ravages OF the disease.
Because-The records of ten years
Of complete cures of thousands of the
most serious cases show that d. d. D.
Is today recognized as the absolutely
reliable Eczema cure.
Drop into our store today, just to
talk over your case with us.
w. G. Spring Drug Co,
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-10-01

If you like good stories try reading
the Post. Hamilton.
W. Weiss, at the Fair Store, has
lust received big line of Overalls to
be sold at cut prices.
Down In Antrim county there were
ffLy-six candidates for Coroner, forty
two for drain commissioners and eight
cen for circuit court commissioner,
on the Republican ticket, at the prim-
airy election.
Big line of Hats-latest styles-to
be sold at cut prices Saturday. W..
Weiss, The Fair Store.
lTickling or dry Coughs will quickly
loosen when using DR.. Shops Congh
Remedy Aud lis so thoughly harm
less, that DR.. Shoop tells mothers 10
use nothing else, even for very young
babies. The wholesome green leaves
and tender stems of lung healing
mountainous shrub give the curative
properties to Dr. Shops Cough Rem
edy. It Gains the cough, and heals
the sensitive bronchial membranes.
No opium. no chlorofcrm, nothing
harsh used TO injure or suppress. De-
mand Or Shops. Accept no other.
Sold by James Gidiey.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-10-01
JORDAN RIVER SCHOOL.

Willie Miller Is absent on account
Of Illness.
The following pupils have been
neither absent or tardy during the
month:-Eleanor Harmon, Jennie
FraDseth, Paul Franseth, Geneva
VanderYenter, Selma Larson, Trina
Larson aud Elmer w ecks.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-10-01
SAFE MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN.

Foey's Honey and Tar is a safe and
effective medicine for children as Ii
does not contain opiates or harmful
drugs. Get only the genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar in the yellow package.
Hite's Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-10-01
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The end OF the first month brings
dread examinations to the pupils and
pay day 10 the teachers.
Hazel Cummins, Edna T0mpkins,
and Mabel Northon OF the class Of
1910 have gone To Ypsilanti.
Julia Cedersten and friend LOttie
Compton were visitors Thursday.
The Physics class began laboratory
work last Thursday.
Jennie Waterman substituted In
the eighth grade Monday aud Tues
day. Ethel Crowel will have charge
OF the work until Miss TOmpsun's re-
turn.
Although our team is light the
coach declares they are doing wonders.
The first game is scheduled for Satur-
day, October l, with CharlevoiX and
will be PLAYED here. Everybody come
out aud get the boys started 10y root
ing for f. j. II. S. Boyne City wants
two games, CharleyOix two, Bellaire
and Mancelona each one. The games
will be announced as they are arrang-
ed for.
Snapshooting is the latest in High
School.
The wiring OF toe High School
building is nearly completed.
The Chemistry class expect to in
itiate the new chemical laboratory
this coming week.
With new chairs and tables aud a
new piano for The music room the
High School Chorus is ready for fine
work.
The grammar grade teachers all re-
port the work we'll begun and progress
being made.
The first grade have made some fine
paintings of maple leaves in their
Nature study and have finished mem
Orlzing "Rock-a-bye Lady"
Several kndergartners and first
graders are out OF school with the
mumps.
The second Teachers General Con-
ference met last Friday. A II teachers
were present except Miss Genie TOmp-
son, who is i'll. The following topics
were discussed;
/. Home study-How much? What?
NJ ISIS Tompson and Miss Ash.
2 Correcting Pupils Oral Language.
Mrs Stanford and Miss White.
3. Teaching Pupils to st udy. Miss
Kelly.
Mr.. Northon informs the reporter
that these are all though full and he'll
fnl.
WEST SIDE SCHOOL NOTES.
Rooms Ill and " united last Fri
day morning and gave program con-
sisting OF instrumental music, read
ings and songs.
The Civics class have been studying
the townships and drawing the map
OF our country.
Pupils Of the upper grades are COM
mencing drill on "Michigans 500"
in addition TO their regular spelling
work.
TwentY-eight pupils are enrolled in
grades two and three.
The pupils of Room III have been
studying tints AID shades in drawing
for the past week.
Fifty-four little people are enrolled
in Miss McKay's room.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-10-01

CUT FLOWERS For SALE. All the
seasons flowers. MRS. ROSE BAT
TERBEE, West Side, Phone 1887.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-10-01

Washington thinks that town that
never bad tail end baseball club
cannot possibly realize the full pleas,
ure Of rising percentage.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-10-01
Indigestion

Stomach trouble is but symptom Of and not
IN itself true disease. We think of Dyspepsia
Heartburn, and Indigestion as real diseases, yet
they are symptoms only of a certain specific
Nerve sickness-nothing else
1t was this fact that first correctly led Dr. Shoop
In the creation of that now very popular Stomach
Remedy-Dr. Shops Restorative Going direct
20 the stomach nerves. alone brought that success
and favor to DR.. Shoop and his Restorative With.
out that original and highly vital principle no
such lasting accomplishments were ever TO be had
For stomach distress. bloating. biliousness bad
breath and sllow complexion, try DR.. Shops
Restorstive--Tabets or Llquid-and see for your
self what it can and will do. We sell and cheer
fully recommend
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-10-01

w. G. Spring Drug Co,