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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30

nfijah got ~ FAR a. the door, then
turned. He saw sabina looking hcpo+
lsssly out Of the window
-sabina.' he said. softly. Il didn't
mean that. don't want to hurt youz
feelings. / want to make you happy.
Haven't shown you how much
think OF your"
Yes" she replied. "1vs hundred
dollars worth, with interest"
Elijah slammed the door ~ he went
out. At the gate be met Jsthro Jones'
who was turning In
GOOD morning. Elijah" Jetnro said
chssrfuIly. Trying to cut me outr
HUH" growled Elijah. hurrying on.
90 It came that when Sabina opened
the door for Jethro her eyes were ROD
ana her face was pale. Jethro's prompt
inquiry as to what was wrong was
answered By q tumuItuous account OF
the whole affair.
/ And so you expected your turkeys
to pay the INTEREST,"" Jethro smiled
~Yeyes," faltered Sabina.
well, excuse the language. but
darn Elijah's skin and his skin game
tool I wish there was a way for you
to trip him up"
Jsth-c's sympathy led him on to
other statements and remarks having
nothing 10 90 with the turkeys or the
mortgage or Elijah Green. but he did
not find sabina any more responsive
than she had been to Elijah. In fact
she was not even as responsive she
pointed out to Jethro that II she mar
ried him people would say he simply
took her out OF pity because she had
lost her home. Jethro went away
marveling greatly at the unreasoning
powers OF women.
Next day he hurried up the walk to
Sabina's door. while she was putting
away her breakfast things prepara-
tory to going to the schooIhouse.
i've got 1t, Sabina!" he exclaimed.
i've got the idea. Now. you let me
sell your turkeys for you. and don't
interfere with me at ALL and I'll make
them bring the money you want"
To this. after much persuasion. Sa-
bina agreed. She went to her school
with lighter heart than she had had
for some time. 1t was true that Jeth-
70 was going to do this because OF his
friendship for her-but then there
were friendships and friendships. she
told herself.
Acting under Jethro'e instructions.
Sabina did not sell a turkey until
week before Thanksgiving. People
who called and asked for one were
told that she was not yet ready to
sell.
When Jethro Jones got Elijah Green
to change FIVE hundred dollars in bank
notes into gold coin for him. Elijah
asked:
Like gold better than greenbacks.
Jethro7"
Yep" Jethro answered. Gold is
always money. you know"
Elijah. at his request. gave him
fifty ten-dollar pieces.
What are you going to do with ity"
he asked.
well, I'm going to invest 1t in tur-
keys" Jethro answered. I've bought
Sabina Pencils flock. and thought
Of buying up whole lot here and
there and making little speculation
on the Thanksgiving rush.
That's the way to make money,
Jethro," Elijah smiled. How much
did you pay Sabina for her turkeys?"
well. I've really taken them on
commission" Jethro explained i've
got them over at our place now. In
the back yard. Maybe you'd like to
pick out nice fat one for your
folks"
Elijah was willing. and accompa-
MED Jethro. Into the back yard they
went. and walked among the turkeys.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30
italians Repulse Turks.

Tripoli--The Italians report that
the Turks were repulsed Wednesday
in three outpost attacks with 20 killed.
Five aeroplanes. returning to camp.
reported that there had been no
change in the Turkish position. They
succeeded in dropping bombs inside
the Turkish camp, which was destroy
ed. At the same time the Italian
armored cruiser Carlo Alberto bonn
barded the village of Amrus and the
fort of Henni, miles from Tripoli.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30

Washington. d. c. Hearing on the
motion to make permanent the injunc-
lions Of the Commerce court in the
trsnscontinental rate cases will be held
by the Court on Tuesday. December 8.
The motion will be granted and final
decree will be entered by the court.
All parties in interest will be notified
officially OF the hearing. II Is regard
ed as desirable by all parties that the
injunetions be made permanent. in or
der that the constitutionality Of the
long and short haul provision may be
placed before the Supreme court.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30

Nome-The first ice movement in
the Boring sea this season has moved
down from the Arctic and drifted into
the roadstesd. The foes did not re-
main long and soon were carried out
to sea by the tide. The oldest pioneer
can recall no season in which the ice
has been so late. The foes are NOV
ing southwark and it is believed the
roadstead will soon be closed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30

Washington, D. C.-The War de-
partment, having decided to detail
only Iieutenants to duty as military
instructors at colleges, has relieved
Captain William T. Patten, Thirteenth
infantry. from duty at the University
Of Washington. after the close of the
present year.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30

Los Angeles-A conflict Of opinion
among the Superior court judges Of
Los Angeles county regarding the
qualifications Of women to act as jur-
ors is delaying the completion Of their
jury lists for the coming year. The
judges hold frequent meetings. the re-
suits of which are not made public,
but it is understood that the question
of including the names of women with
men for jury duty in the Superior
court has received much consideration.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30

Wheat Export basis; BIuestsm.
sac. club. soc: red Russian, Use. val
ley. SOC; forty-fo!d. Sic.
Corn Whole. t37; cracked. yas
ton.
Miiistutfs Bran. s2a per ton; mid
diings. tsi; shorts. t2t; rolled bar
ley. sss4tsd.
Osts No. white. Ssiets2 ton.
Hay-No. Eastern Oregon tim
othy. tismls: No. 1 valley. sibWi7:
alfalfa. tlsMit; clover. Silml2;
grain. ylfal2.
B.risy--Fsed. ss2. boetss per ton;
brewing. nominal.
Fresh Fruits Pears. 1880 90
per box: grapes. boceftl; crsnbcr-
ries. gil. 5oatI2 pcr barrel.
Apples -JonAtbsns. 81. 6o02. 2b per
box: Spitxsnbergs. fide9.so: Bald.
win. 75estti. 80; Red Cheek Pippin.
ti.25st1.7b. Northern Spy. 81 25Go
Its. Winter Banana. t24f3: BELL
flower. t1afi.2f
Potatoes Buying prices: Bur-
banks. ssoeetl 20 per hundred.
Onions Buying prices. ti.i5 sack.
Vegetables -Artichokez. 75c dozen:
beans. 5eti0e: cabbage. Halle per
pound; eaniinower. 5ocaSi per dozen
California. "a per crate; garlic. i0m
i2e per pound. lettuce. 7bce,soe pc,
DOZEN: hotbousc lettuce. ti.25 per
box: pumpkins. i6tiic per pound
sprouts. s19c: squash. iimile pei
pound; tomatoes. b0eec$l per box
-.~-.. a. - ..-L. t..-.l... -
bcets. 81; parsnips. ~
Butter - Oregon creamery butter
solid pack. sic; prints. extra: but
ter fat. lie less than solid pack price.
Poultry Hens. loal2e. springs
tomi2c. ducks. young. i6ml7c
geese. fisMl2c; turkeys, live iSe
zoe: dressed. choice. 22im2fe.
Eggs-Fresh Oregon ranch. soc pc
dozen.
Pork-Fzncy. ss@sc per pound.
Vesl-faney, l2}Wi5c per pound.
Hops-lsl1 crop. 4t@45c. old
nominal.
Wool Eastern Oregon, salec D,
pound: valley. 15Hi7c: mohai
choice, s5@s7c-
Cattle-Choice steers, s5.45d5. 81
good. IS. 3o654.45: fair. s5.l5ol5. 3,
choice COWS. t4-50M4-S5; fair, 81
ABB; common. x2-50m3. 80; ext
choice spsyed heifers, $4.50@4. g.
choice bulls. $4.25@4.50 good. 81
l.25; common, $2@2.5o; choice c,
yes, $7.25@7 .5o; good, s7@7.2
common, Sab; choice stays, $3.50
4.75; good, s4.26q4.bo.
Hogs-Choiee light hogs. s6.75
6.s5; good to choice hogs, $3.50
8.75; fair, $6.26td6. so; common, {
6-26.
Sheep Choice yesrling wethe
coarse wool, $4@5; cnoice yearli
wetherz, east Of mountains, $3.4I
$50; choice twos and threes, $3.2'
1856; choice lambs, $4,000.
good, $4@4.25; valley lambs, $3.7
4; culls, &S@s. so.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30
TIE Week


Spoka.s high seaes, girls win limit
euet II GrN3aating gUWna y 40 sseh'
~ tinbsr supeut Of washinstou
~ ~ ~ ynaT b estimated % b.
wersk j6t, ~. 900.
~nsnsoonnSstivs Underwood. Of Al
sbn4a. hne dscisssd against the In
itiative and rsfeFssdum.
A fra ship bill In congress may de-
feat ~ conbine against N Atlantic
PpciA< seenner line via the Panama
eennt
Joha D. dsaiss Inst he took any IN
~ sdvnntage Of The Merritt brcthers
ln securing titis b vast mineral ~
posits II u!shigsn.
A signntte sRsggiIng plot has besn
revealed whereby hundrsds Of Chinese
havs boou brpaGht 10 Chicago and
Nsw Yssk from Canada.
Govevncs West. Of Oregon. he's CON-
autsd ~ ssntsncs Of anethsr murder,
and asesvts ~ vii not allow capital
punishasns ~ iong ~ ~ rsmains In
ONES.
I. ". ". distnrbsrs At Aberdeen.
Wash.. Attempted 10 rescue some Of
tssir number from jail. bat we're
roassd by STREAMS Of water from The
Are booo.
A Rcrtisnd justies court decidsd
thst . willow plume IL = necessity Of
life for woman. and . dry goods
hsuas in th~t city 10 unable 70 snfcrce
paymeut for Tie ornament
a Frsneh pswspspsr correspondent
With IN Turks II Tripoii says that
city Il IN : sksts Of seIRs, and that tbs
Italians hsvs not made any material
progress SINGS The wsr started.
lo~ Angeles women hold the balance
Of power In the politics Of that city.
Persia bees the powers 10 interiors
and pssvent shs sggrsssions Of Russia.
Alarm and distrens increase in Seat
tie - tho water supply rapidly disAp-
pears.
James J. Hin extolIs the wonders Of
tbs Pacific Northwest II the Chicago
Land show.
MiIiicns will change hands In Los
Angeles 81 ths coming election n the
Socialists ara defeated.
Chinese ofYicIals confirm the reports
that massacre Of foreign mission.
aries has occurred 1t SiAn Fu.
Food inspectors II Seattle con.
dsmnsd sb2. 900 pounds Of fish. which
was being hold In cold storage there.
Secretary Fisher aayz monopoly and
combination must be rvrognised n
factors In water power development.
A Portland Chinsmsn arrested ir
gambling raid proved that tho ''lot-
tery ticket found IN his possession
wss dairy be bed kept Tor man,
years
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30
Cancer Expert Claims Big Prize

Cologne. Germany DIR. Otto
Schmidt. the well known cancer ex-
pert Of this city, has applied for the
Italian Mariani prize of $40, 900
offered to the discoverer of cancer
serum who can prove that he has been
successful in healing five cases by
means of his remedy. DIR. Schmidt
asserts he is able to prove ne has
made 40 cures.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30

1873 sABINA PENNELL
counted the turkeys in her
f1ock.
Not that she expected to
discover that she had any
more or less than she had
the day before.
But for a month she had
counted those turkeys, 81
timated what they would
bring in the market, and
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30
Mon.rchI.t Attack FalI..

laboratories from Montenegro
says that small group of monarch
lists. believed to be the vanguard of
the main body, has crossed the from
tier and tried to capture that town but
was repulsed-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30
oooosIts Remedy.

Is sleeping in the open air . tried
remedyi"
Yes. and strange to say. It il .
tentative one, too"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30
idaho STATE NEWS

Hottie GrangeviIle electric light
plant has installed system Of arc
street Tampa and incandescent house
lamps in lilo.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30

Moscow The United States depart
ment Of education through its repre-
sentative, Dr. Babcock, it educational
expert and former president Of the
University Of Arizona, completed its
examination Of the University Of
Idaho and announced complete salts
faction
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30

Lewiston- The general offices Of the
Northern Pacific 1t st. Paul have Id
viscd Agent w. J. jordan that = fur
thcr reduction Of - cents hundred
had been made Of fruits and vegeta-
bIss from Snska river points and Lew.
lston into Spokane in effect December
Is. The rate applies chiefly TO less
than carIosd lots, which At this time
are charged for At the rate Of IS cents
hundred.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-11-30

University Of Idaho Under The d.
rection OF Professor oIin who has re-
Gently been appointed director Of the
unIversity's agricultural extension
work. correspondence course in sgri-
culture Is being conducted from Boise.
The course includes ono lecture =
week. which Is sent TO every rural
school teacher In the state. This IL
the first course Of it's kind ever con-
Quoted In Idaho and great interest is
being taken In the work.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15

bids, and sold cheap About 120
stands of bees, including the
supers, went for from SO to So so
per stand and no honey had been
removed.
VIM. jackson of Manassa, who
just recently came home from a
mission to England, was one of the
speakers in the church last Sun
day.
Among the many visitors from
Manassa who attended the con-
vention Sunday were President E.
S. Christensen and Prof. Soule
and wife.
Providing the weather is favor
able. number of La Jara's lead
ing citizens will be here with their
brass band early Saturday evening
to give us a free concert on the
public square and a short talk in
the interest of sugar beets and the
object of Sugar Beet Day in La
Jara on the 26th. Everybody is
invited. Leave your work an hour
early on Saturday to be on the
ground in time.
At the convention of the young
mems and young ladies' Mutual
Improvement Association. held
here last Sunday, we were favored
with visit from Nephi Anderson,
the great Mormon story teller, and
Mrs. Joseph f. Smith, wife of the
president of the Mormon church
and Mrs Wallace, all of Salt Lake
City, members of the general board
of the Y NJ. NJ. |. A. Their visit
and instructions were much en-
joyed by all who heard them. They
were very favorably impressed with
the great San Luis valley and
spoke highly of our church and
other public buildings. At noon
a nice banquet was served.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15
-. SANFORD -.

A. w. Winters of Texas left for
Antonito Monday morning.
James Patterson has Just COM
pleted an addition to his residence.
Mrs. Hansen went to Alamosa
for short visit Wednesday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Guymon
have a new baby at their home this
week.
VIM and Sephus Stover of Ma
nassa were buying hogs here Tues
day.
Mrs. Estella Nelson left Mon
day morning for her home in
Pennington, N. M.
The new opera house is pro-
gressing nicely. The walls will be
finished this week.
Mr.. Macon of Romeo spent a
few days here visiting the Whitney
family and other friends.
A number of young people from
Manassa and La Jara attended the
dance last Friday night.
Mrs. Annie Otteson and Mrs.
Andsrs Mortensen went over to
Eastdale for a short visit this
week.
VIM. Spencer and son, Morgan,
went up to Creede last week, where
they have a contract with their
teams.
Mrs. John L. Reed loft Wednes-
day evening for a visit with hel
son, Robert, who lives at Pema
Arizona.
Mis-. Hannah Thomas returned
Wednesday morning from pleas
ure trip to Denver and the northern
part of the state.
Ulicce Gutherie, who spent tbs
summer in Oklahoma and Texas
came home this week and is spend.
ing few days in Sanford.
H. A. Jones auction sale came
off a. scheduled on the 18th
Everything was sold except tht
real estate, on which there were NJ
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15
PREMIUM LIST.

All intending exhibitors please
notify Geo. n. Seeley, sec'y, at
once in order that space may be
assigned. Those who apply first
will get the best space.
SUGAR BETS. best display of not less
than 100 lbs.
LIST premium $40 in cash; End = rocking
chair given by Murphy Newcomb Hard
ware Coz 3rd. mans 81 hat given by
Chas. d. Weist
WHEAT. best bundle 100 hrnds.
1st 100 lbs Ben Hur flour given by La Jarn
NJ * f. CO. End. 81 3rd, 81.
OATS. White. best bundle 100 heads.
LIST 100 lbs Ben Hur flour given by La lara
NJ Il +. Co.. Ind. 81; 3rd 81
OATS. Black best bundle 100 heads.
LIST 100 lbs Ben Hur flour given by La lara
NJ * +. Coz 2nd, 81 3rd. 81.
BARLEY, best bundle 100 heads.
LIST, 100 lbs Ben Hur flour given by La lara
NJ. x E. Co.. End, 81; 3rd ST.
BARLEY. Bald. best bundle 100 heads.
LIST, 2: End, 81.
FIELD PEAS. best display on vine.
LIST - lap robe given by J. 2. Mckelvey
2nd, box of cigars given by kenton Bros
3rd. 81
ALFALFA. best display.
LIST, 50; 2nd 81; 3rd. 81 beef roast given by
Weist Bros.
NATIVE GRASSES. best display.
LIST, 81; End 81.
POTATOES. best peck.
LIST, $3.50 pair of shoes given by w. a.
Johnson Mercantile Co.; End. 81.
CABBAGE. best head.
LIST, 50 box of hose given by W. a. John
son Mercantile Co. End. 81.
CAULIFLOWER, best head.
LIST, $50 blanket given by W. A. Johnson
Mercantile Co.; 2nd, 81.
CARROTS. best half dozen.
LIST 81; End 80 cts.
PARSNIPS. best half dozen.
LIST, 81: End. so cts.
TABLE BEETS. best half dozen.
lst ladies' 50 hand bag given by City
Drug Store: Ind. 81.
ONIONS. best peck.
LIST. 81; End. 81.
CELERY. best half-dozen.
LIST, 81: 2nd, 81.
MEXICAN BEANS. on vine.
LIST. 81; End. hand painted plate given by
Seyfer's Pharmacy.
TURNIPS. best peck.
ls.. one gallon SN paint given by Chas.
NagneS: End, ST.
ist. 81 given by d. A. Gibbs; 2nd. so cts.
LIST. years subscription to La lara Enter.
prise; 2nd, 80 cts.
CUCUMBER. best half dozen.
LIST. 81; 2nd. so cts.
LIST; years subscription La Jara Chronicle
2nd so cts.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15

BUTTER. best pound ranch.
1st. choice of ladies sweater given by W.
a. Johnson Mercantile Co; Ind. 81
CANNED FRUIT best display.
LIST, 81 pair of shoes given by Leroy wilson
2nd. 81; 3ru. 81. Fruit to be returned to
exhibitor.
1st. choice of ladies' shirt waist given by
w. y. Johnson Mercantile Co; 2nd 5Octs.
WHEAT. best half bushel
s. in gold given by La lara Land & In In,
vestment Co. The company to have the
winning wheat
BEST GENERAL DISPLAY of farm pro
duce grown by one person.
SO in gold given by Seeley * Dougan.
The firm to have the winning display.
BEST GENERAL DISPLAY of farm pro
duce grown in the territory tributary to
any one of the following places.
Sanford. Nanassa. Romeo. Bountitul'
Richficld. Capulin. Bowen. Estrella,
Aiamosa. Los Cerritos, Ortiz, La Sauces
list. SIS; End, SO: 3rd. 81
BEST SAMPLE OATS. $50 straws leaves
Bes. sample Wheat, $50 straws. leaves
Given by Roy :. Shahan who gets the
winning samples.
BEST SIX SUGAR BEETS for sugar purposes
LIST s.: 2nd. 50: 3rd 81.
Best Individual Beet for sugar purposes
LIST - 2nd, 81 3rd -
Given by The san Luis Valley sugar
Co. for bcets raised by contractor with
the company.
list ist. SO: md. $: given by Chas. NJ. Oiehy.
BEST 1911 COLT by Turk.
LIST. service. End, $ given by John w.
SCheCtcr
BEST 1911 COLT by King.
l=t, service; End = given by VIM. Neil.
BEST 1911 COLT by Tom.
list, service: 2nd. y given by a. c. Eau
Cett.
BEST 1911 ROADSTER COLT.
% Stetson hat given by Leroy Wilson.
REST 1911 DRAFT COLT.
= in gold given by a. w. Lee.
BEST DRAFT STALLION and five of his
colts, any age.
lst, SO: End. 3 given by w. a. Braiden.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15
TAKE NOTICE.

AS the town of La Jara is max
ing great preparations for Sugar
Beet Day, Sept. 26th, and as we
are looking for a good many visitors
on that day it is requested of each
citizen of La Jara that you will
see that your premises are cleaned
up next week.
If you collect your rubbish and
put it in barrels or piles the town
authorities will see that it is
hauled away.
By c. L. SMITH, Mayor.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15
NOTICE.

We wish to announce to to the
trade that we will do a strictly
cash business commencing Sept
11th. We have at all times an
up-to-date line of fresh. smoked
and salt meats. Market prices paid
for produce, in trade or cash. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
CITY MEAT MARKET.
Weist Bros, Props.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15

An automobile excursion to
Antonito Wednesday night was
given in the interests of Sugar
Beet Day. E. J. Murphy, B. l..
Van Nechten, Lee d. Price, ID. f.
Newcomb, w. A. Braiden. John G..
Fullenwider. j. p Mckelvey, Lem
Pemberton and j. p. Mcdaniel
volunteered the use of their
machines to take the crowd which
including the band numbered
about forty. Arriving at Antonito
the band played, a good sized
crowd collected and Mayor Smith
made speech inviting all to come
to La Jara Sugar Beet Day The
citizens of Antonito were taken by
surprise but gave private express
sion of good will, The trip was
made without accident and all
returned in good spirits about 10
o'clock. Dad King is going next
trip or, by gum, bust his speed
ometer.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15

G. E. Miles, an employee of the
Salida electric light company was
here the first of the week about
his electric franchise. The town
fathers will meet Sept. 26 to con-
slider giving him 25 year frar-
chise
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15

Mr.. W S. Gunsalus, a farmer living near
Fleming, Pa, SAYS he has used Chamberlains
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in his
family for fourteen years, and that he has
found it to be an excellent remedy, and takes
pleasure in recommending it. For sale by
City Drug Store.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15

We give cash discount checks on
the money you spend. Seyfer's
Drug Store on the corner.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15
SUGAR BEET DAY
PREMIUM LIST
Liberal Prizes in Merchandise
and Cash.
LA JARA, TUESDAY.
SEPTEMBER 10Th
Meet Your Friends and Have
a Good Time.

PROGRAM.
900 a. IN. Horse and colt show
1000 a. m. Judging of agricul-
tural products.
1l:30 a. m. Dinner.
100 p. IN. Band Concert.
l:3O p. m. Address of welcome
by Mayor G. L. Smith.
1:45 p. m. Address by d. w
Working of the Department
of Agriculture, Washington,
ID. G.
2:3O p. m. Address by w. d.
Hoover. vice president San
Luis Valley Sugar Co Re
sponses by leading citizens
of Manassa, Sanford, La
Jara, Romeo and Capulin.
3:30 p. m. Ball game, S75 purse.
1870 p m. Band concert.
800 p. m. Boxing contest at the
opera house. Eddie Johnson
VS.. Kid Rose.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15
FOR RENT.

Rippey ] section, NW4, Sec. 33,
SW4, Sec. 2S, Twp. 30. R. 9. Ad-
dress, DR.. w. A. Cate, Nelson, Neb.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15
TO THE TRADE.

On and after Sept IL, we will
sell meats, vegetables and all
merchandise for strictly cash.
KENTON BROS.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-09-15
WATER FOR SALE

Two feet of water, Servilletta
Ditch No. 5, for sale. w. d. Car
roll, Antonito, Colorado.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1911-08-17
The Coveted Dollar.

Sweet are the uses, says Plant
City Courier, of the dollar that
remaineth in the city from sea-
son to season, and enjoyeth the
acquaintance of large circle of
friends. How merrily it maketh
the rounds, dispensing watermel-
ones and collie and ice cream.
Yes, sometimes it passeth like a
fieeting shadow through the cof-
fers of the newspaper Office, and
shineth for a few brief moments
like the sun peeping from behind
a storm cleud. The dollar that
remaineth in town is the dollar
that buildeth sidewalks and brick
blocks. 1t is the red corpuscles
of trade. Long may it flourish
and multiply and cease not to en-
JOY healthy circulation in the
land.
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PINE LOG.

Well, Banner readers, Pinelog
is still on the map, and the old
creek runs just where it used to,
that is, when it runs at all. Ev-
erything is moving on smoothly
with us; crops good, and plenty
oflrain now.
Frank and David Taylor we're
sick last week, but are improv-
ing now.
Frank Waller was down from
ChipleY last week; he has been
quite sick, having lost an eye
from an accident, while working
on the hard road.
What do you, Mr.. Editor, and
your readers, think of commu-
nifty, or, rather, some members
of a community, who object to
religious worship in a public
school house?
Sterling Taylor and wife, and
Angus Taylor we're visiting at
Chipley Sunday and Monday.
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CITY MARKET
JIM SKINNER, Mgr.

Ne are still in the meat BUSH
ness in the little building next to
Mrs. s. A. Cooks new store, and
will appreciate your patronage.
We keep everything good to
eaf-Beef. Pork. Pork Sausage.
Fish. ETC., and when YOU get these
things from us you are assured
OF the best.
Prompt Service; and Free De-
livery.
Phone No. 1876.
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Phone No. 1876.
Bio Cut Price Sale

on hats and other goods at the
Misses Richardson's. Don't fail
to see them while in town.