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WE MAKE LOANS ON REAL ES-
 tate for any amounts. Taylor .ta . Company Insurance, Real Estate.
 Phone 1032. 1.a,5tt.5 4-20-tf
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FOR RI0NT-2 OR & ROOMS FUR- nished or unfurnished for light
 housekeeping. Every convenience. 1923 Pine street. Phone 1926 or IA 93. 7-25-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-02

o ahos VIII be sold to satisfy oS Fium Bayou Drainage ant and the purchaser o the
 G. E,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-02

l HAVE FOR SALE THE HOME OF Il. V. Bahl4u, No. HIS West 10th Avenue, two lots, ) rooms, hall, bath, all modern improvements. EdWin LoosIey. Phone l64S.
 a.z..= 1-27-6t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A four room cottage within four blocks of Post Office, having natural gas connection; :;
 house is in splendid condition and in desirable nelghborhood. Will sell part of furn ture at bargain. If interested, address C. F., care of Graphic. iss-& 7-31-6t
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SALESMEN TO TAKE ORDERS FOR cut rate groceries. Outfit free. Ex- perlence unnecessary. $30 weekly. Standard Mercantile Co.,, Hippo
 drome Bldg, Cleveland If.
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FOR RENT-2 FURNISHED FRONT
 rooms for light housekeeping. All modern conveniences. Phone 1123: 312 Oak. 7-2S Ct.
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Best in Quality. Best in Service. Best in Price.

the Kimball were not all of Be, some other instrument Id have surpassed it in Ice of music experts and pur- bers. But none has reached
 number made and sold by
 Kimball Company. The lball is therefore supreme,
 more Kimhall Pianos and ans are being selected by ers every year than in any Eeding year. The wisdom of
 people in the aggregate is briably correct, and those } folldM that choice choose ely.
 kimbalI Pianos
 h large variety.
 Ee carry a large stock of Ee world-renoWned insLru- nts at prices and flexible hs of payment which meets requirements of practically Try income and financial abil- and we will be pleased to w them to you.
 Fall or write. You'll find if pleasure to do business witH
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LOST-SlNGLE ENTRY LEDGER between Judge Vances office and a point on East Barraque Reward if returned to s. l.. Bobo or this office. 7-25-3t
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FOTEL DIRECTORY

0TEL DIRECTORY NEW EDINBURG HOTEL. j. W. McDane, Prop. Hates $2.00 Per Day. WHAYNE HOTEL 'aa attention given commercial
 men.
 Rison, Ark. M, NEW HOTEL KILGORH. op,lo-date Modern Hotel Kates 1 $2.Oo and up. d. Il, kilgore, Prop.
 Fordyce, ArA Ia hs.lNGsLAND \. HOTEL r M' Knickerbocker, Prop. Aingsland, Ark. IRE B0GGS HOUSE Miss stephens. peph, Ark. 14ss rearl Boggs. Prop. z. .NuNNALLY HOTEL. sslrclal Mems Home
 Waldo. Ark.
 HINTON II. HOTEL.
 e4rst class hotel
 Stamps, Ark. lMuLKEY HOTEL "ales $2.00 Der day
 uewlsville. Ark. |on'l nM'INsDENHALL HOUSE. |e s s,.. Tree cool sample rooms in .wlth cold air system. woo Per Day.
 McNeil. Ark. F
  laDoNAN HOTEL. Si <
 Magnolia, Ark. st ". W sorrels, Prop. X. <. A4'es s2.oo Per day. ! ! Hss3..ss is..-,ss nsf
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WAN'fhD TO BlIY-l SECONDHAND automobiles. State lowest price
 when answering. Address w. B."
 care Graphic. 7266t
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WAN1'ED-TO BUY OR LEASE A small farm within one mile of Pine Bluff. State full particulars in an- sWeT. Address "X" care Grabhic.
 7-23-3t1
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WANTED-ON DRIVERS, TIlliB1R
 cutters and section men. Good wages to good men, Address. Bliss
 Cook Oak Co.,, Blissville, Ark. 7=25bt
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Presbyterian Church Notes.

\ large attendance was present
sunday morning al the communion
service. -Four new members were ~.
criycd Mrs Henderson, from the
Westminster Presbyterian church, Of
81. Joseph: Mrs. Bertha Markt, from
the Woudyille church: Mrs. 7. A.
Clagcii fom the church Of Raymarc,
and Paul Allen, on his profession Of
faith
Children, bay will bc observed
next SUNDAY morning AT II o'clock.
4 special collection for sabbath
school missions viii bc taken.
The Christian Endeayor Society
elected the following officers for the
coming year: President, Miss Lillian
Price; yice.presiden,, Mr., Ralph
Moore; corresponding secretary, Miss
Byrd reret; recording secretary,
Miss Emma Scott: treasured,
Mr., Hansen Murray: pianist, Miss
Ruth McNully: LIST assistant pianist,
Miss Virginia Netherland: md assist.
ant pianist, Miss Paulina Ruley. The
leader for next Sunday night will be
Mr.. Hansen Murray and the subject
Happy Memories. Ties. |: Lilo.
1.-THE Second Coming Of Christ --
WhenY and How" will be the subject
Of the sermon next Sunday night.
All In any way interested In this sub.
ject are especially invited.
Tie Home phone has been IN.
stalled In the manse.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07
What's the Cause?

A. most Of our people are aware,
the I. u. \ O.. are. and have been
Tor several weeks. busy putting IN a
double track between CurLon and
Forbes. Just below Forbes. and he.
low the rullen place. they have had
a monster digger al work. whose dip.
per holds, nearly If not quite two
cubic yards of dirt. This Is used In
making The new bed, and l. abuu, ~
Zee, away. which the dipper reaches,
and dumps its load.
They already have some am feet of
grade up, and everything has been
moving right along a. nicely a. could
he expected. Monday morning when
the crews went 10 their work. their
eyes We're greeted with a most
strange aud remarkable phenomena.
The grade for nearly its whole lcnyi II
had sunken some six feet. and where
tie dippcr had been AZ work. This
sunken earth had found an outlet by
raising and partly Filling up the place
thai had been eNcavated 10y the dip
per. Another strange feat IRE Il that
the sides Of the grade, which always
slope from the top, Vas left intact,
and seemingly had not been affected
In he least 10y the sinking earth.
The phenomena l. puzzling the
railroad authorities. Engineer Nor
ris has been down looking into the
matter, and his only explanation is
that, many years ago there was a
small lake there, which was partly
supplied by little springs, the lake
was tilled by the railroad In time. but
the springs have little by little kept
flowing, creating an underneath soft.
ness OF the earth, and the great
weight Of the new I'LL caused u to
sink and force the earth along the
line of the under soft surface, finding
its way again toward the surface,
where the clipper had been working.
1t Is certainly a puzzling phenom.
enOn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07
Model Funeral ParlOrs.

DO you know that Oregon, Mo-, has
the only Funeral Parlors IN Holt
coun,yy These parlors are located on
lac lirst floor OF the Gem Theat re-
building, southwest corner Of the
public square. and they are models Of
nea, ness and are equipped with all of
the latest modern equipments neces.
sary for conducting a iirsi.class bust.
ness. The propriclors are T.. =.
Thatcher and u. II. Dawson.
In the front i the oi,icc and rcccp.
lion parlurs. Back of this will he
found the display room, which Is 81
arranged that Il can he at once con-
vertcd into, and used ~ Il private
chapel, Back of this l. the morgue
and also the trimming and wareroom.
The reception room and rllice sbeau-
tiinlly decorated In green. and the
chapel l. handsomely decorated in tan
and white.
This firm carries and keeps on
hand The very latest in all funeral
supplies, and have the most modern
paraphernalia for handling funerals
In 4 satisfactory manner. They have
a tine siyer.gray hcarse, and every
accessory that Is necessary TO he used
In properly conducting "A funeral.
This Is the only firm In Southern
Holt county having licensed EN-
balmer. bodies embalmed for ship
ment 10 all parts of the world. Spe-
cial attention Is given totransient, as
well a. home funerals. Branch agen.
cies at Forbes and New Point.
Els. Thatcher has charge of all EN-
balming and directing, and Is. II.
Dawson has charge Of the office and
chapel. All work will be given their
PERSONAL attention.
All funerals and embalmers will be
under the personal direction Of +. :.
Thatcher, who Is a graduate OF the
Barnes School OF Anatomy, Sanitary
Science and Embalming, of Chicago,
one of the largest embalming schools
In the United States. Mr.. Thatcher
Is also u member OF the Missouri Flu.
neral Directors Association, under
taker for the State Anatomical Board
for Holt county, and carries a State
Embalmers' license. He has also had
six years practical experience In both
city and country work.
This establishment gives Oregon, In
fact, the entire county Of Holt, some.
thing that nothing but the larger
cities lave-exclusive Funeral Par
lnre
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07

Notice Is hereby given that the
Board Of Directors OF Culp School
District, No. 10, will receive sealed
bids for the erection OF a frame school
building, 26x'is, In said district, said
bids to he filed with the County Clerk
OF Holt County, At the Court House
In Oregon, Mo-, not later than Satur.
day forenoon, June u. Said bids to
be opened, Saturday afternoon, June
Is, At 2 O'Clock. Plans and speciHca-
tions can be Seen at the COUNTY Clerk y
otfice. The BOARD reserves the right
to reject any and ell bids.
BY order OF the BOARD.
q. s. MOORE, .
G. h. HANDY, President.
Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07

DR. licver. of AmalOnia. was here
for a day last week, shaking hands
with former friends. lie tells of the
alarming condition of Mrs. Claiming
kunkel. Of Anadarko, OK, who was
formerly Lossie Hostetter. For some
lime she las been In "a hospital. where
she lad TO undergo an operation. She
Is nov At her home In Anadarko, but
Is still very sick woman. Her
friends here will earnestly wish for q
speedy recovery.
--oda Greene has been doing some
interior decorative work at the G. T..
Bunker home and one day took his
brother Wick along to help him.
After some time Dorothy, one OF the
twins, who had been watching them,
asked her mother who the other man
was and Mrs. Bunker told her he was
Mr.. Greene's brother. well" said
Dorothy, "brothers, that's funny, |
haven't heard them fussing any"
Homer Myers, of Lawrence, Kan.
sas, has been here, for several days,
visiting his former school chums. He
came on his motorcycle, leaving Law.
renee at O'Clock In the morning, and
arriving here At noon the same day, =
distance OF over 100 miles.
Mrs. Rebecca Young and children,
OF Mound City; Mrs. Nell Rankin and
daughter, Of Tarkio, and Mrs. Grace
Dreher and children, OF New Point,
are I'll the guests OF Mother Emma
Bragg, Of this city.
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BOARDING WITH THE SHERIFF
Continued From Page one

the town eviden, ly the thief took II
into his head 10 return and get his
hat lie dogs then retraced back to
the Bcesley place. thence out on the
road. south past the Geo. Ilinkle
place. and thence through corn and
wheat fields: through brush and tim.
her: along the river 10 the James
Iirvin>' wheat field. and Wen, east
10 the public road. pas, the u. A..
Iiowlrs place. the Burr oak school
hou>e. the Mike May place and then
on Ia Pores, city.
\ large number Of people follow cd
In autos. aud on arrival al Forest
city, the number Of autos IN line
looked like an automobile parade. go.
ing over the proposed scenic route to
~. Joseph.
The dogs on arriving Al Forest
CITY, left the road. went Ia the side.
walk near the Atlantic hotel, crossed
tlc street and followed the sidewalk
10 the railroad track. Here they
crossed the track, and came To about
The middle of tie west cindercd plat.
form, and came Ia "A sudden halt t.
they both pm, up heir heads high In
the air.
Their trainer Immediately no, flied
Shrril,> McNuliy and Gelyin, tia,
the party. whoever II may he. had
evidently taken 4 train IN which III.
rect ion 1t was impossible To say.
cur sicrill and his deputy. George
.Gcl>in, had followed the trail from
he star, IN Mr.. Grlyin'S auto. and
II mas decided Ia put the trainer and
dogs IN ilIc ear and go back 10 Ma
pier, thinking he thief might have
concluded 10 do ibis IN the hope of
catching train out Of Napier for
the west.
Ina little while they We're AT Ma.
pier: the dogs taken oul and in Two
minutes time. their nos"y noses
struck a scent, and away they went.
franiically up the railroad track to-
ward forlesrue, up Ia the Banker
crossing. hen along lhe public road
north, there west To the home of
Charles ;. OI'erU stuart. Here the
dogs went up To the door, and paved
Ia get In. The door was locked; but
the officers having some keys, Sue
ceeded IN gaining entrance, and the
dogs went To different rooms, and To-
Gated a pair Of muddy oyeralls; then
to table Oh which were dishes that
had been covered with a table cloth:
the black dog arose on his hind legs.
and placed his paws upon the table,
and on raising the coverlid, discov.
cred a plate from which some one
had eaten. Mr.. Nofsinger told the
sheriff he was positive some one had
been there and eaten and that the
scent WAS fresh.
Tie officers, Mr.. Nofsinger and the
dogs took the car again. and Mr.. |
Gelvin hurried them over to the
home Of william Stuart, q brother,
and enquired for Bert" lie was
there with his family, but had re-
tired. lie WAS at once placed under
arrest, and was brought to Oregon
about midnight Sunday night, and
placed In jail. On Monday he WAS
arranged before Esquire Lukens, and
on waving examination, he was
placed under bond In the sum of ell
800, which ~ the time OF our going
10 press, he WAS trying to make.
Tuesday, Prosecuting Attorney Al.
kire nled information, and the case
will be on 1t the coming August
term. t"
Both Sheriff McNulty and Deputy |
Gelvin were prompt In answering the
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07

call from the people AT Forlescuc.
and they took every precau'ion 10
protect the trackage Of the would.le
burglar, by preventing people from
crossing the track, or anything that
would tend to break the scent, I'M, II
the arrival of the hounds.
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w. F. M. S., of M. E. Church


Hostess, Mrs. G. J. Hunt.
Leader, Mrs. 5. q. Ramsay.
Topic: sour Adopted Children"
Roll call: Our Children and Their
Homes. I'D.
Reading, "Old Bareilly," Mrs. e.. l..
Evans.
"The Barafia Girls" Mrs. Ora Ware.
sour Children IT Aligarh," Mrs.
Howell.
"A Baby OF Malaysia Mrs. Ram.
say.
Report from missionary conference,
Mrs. Ora King.
instrumental solo, Mrs. Reed.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07
Friday. June 2. 1919.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Circuit Court

Convene, first Monday in January fourth
Mondays In April and August,
William C. Ellison. circuit Judge.
Henry 7. Alkirc, proceeding attorney.
Edwin \. Durham, g r'uit clerk.
A. X. McSulty. sheriff
Harry N. irwin. stcnolraphcr.
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County Hoard ~ ts-ai,h.

Henry r.. Wright. president.
Philip -rhiu,lh,u"r. vir"-pr">idrnt
Francis I. Da>hili. ~ district
e. l.. Evans, county physician,
Frank T.. Iciiri. secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07

We are authorized Ia announce BENJA-
MIN T.. cKOUsEK ~ Lewis township. ~ u
candidate for the Office Of sheriff. subject to
the decision ~ the Republican Primary Flee
tion. to- lie held Tuesday. August Il, Ipi!.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07

Miss Gusta Uppermsn visited her
nephew, John Filler, who Is patient
At the Sisters Hospital, on Wednes-
day OF this week. Size reports him -
doing very nicely. ST.,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07

Arrivsland Departure of Mails at tho
Postofiice, orsao i. Mo.
Fn"rllv" Nnv"m . -, laa.
MAILS DErART,
1i.5 u, M. For Omaha an. intermediate
points, and al points north, east
aud west.
0iiO ~ M. For ~. Joseph aud interm.di late
points.
1900 m. For all points south, east
and west, except Tarkio and
Niili,ca branches.
liJO D. ~, For all poinis north, west aud
east,
A.aOp IN. For Villisra, north, mail Ia all
points north, east south and
west, except intermediate be-
tween Forest city and ~. Joe.
7'3OINm. For all points north south. east
and west.
Pouches will bc exchanged i,ot wreu oregon
aud Forest CITY postoiiice,. ~ follows
Leave Oregon at .;!5. u IN. aud return ~
e!J5 u. M.
Leave Oregon at ts.O 10. M, aud rrtur AT
(lJp. m.
900 ~ IN. tofnhia-- MAILS IRON All points
north. east, sOutb and west.
tOi35 Y, IN, villisca and TarkiO Valley
,n., branches. Mails from north.
80. east. south and west,
Ii35 y. 10. Mall from All poiats north. west
and east.
Oil6 y. IN. Main line X, O.. ~. Zoe. 4 @. u.
Malls from all points. north
south, east ana west.
i0,O5 y. IA. frOm ~ Joseph.
,.,s. RURAL ROUTES.
ESQ y. NJ, Rural Route No, I, ieayes. RE-
trrns ~ %.3) Y. IA.
Gao =. N, Rural Route, No. :, leaves. Re
- turns, t;y8 y. IN.
$3.50 Z. M! Rural Route, No B. leaves. Re
50. turns ut <,aD " M.
e,se .. IN. Rural Route. Ma. !, leaves. Re
turns 81 IN Y. m.
O,ao q. m. Rural Route. M. s. leaves. Re.
"a. turns st-$ 20 y. n.
Malls are made up promptly Is minutss be-
ore departing time. .... u..
"6sil 1, vortescus. Rpi0 and points on the
= d n. In Nebraska Within ~ miles Of this
o0os, should b. mailed bsf0rs s,ls =. u. In
oedss 20 seoch its destinations The same day.
New Point u supplisd ~ Carrier, Route
uuDbsrs w.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07

W" af" authorized Ia announce CALVIN G.
BROWN. of Ninton township, ~ u candidate
Tor I'll" office 81 Assessor, subject to the drri-
sion ~ III. Republican Primary Election. to
be held Tuesday. August u. Ipi..
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REPUBLICAN,.

W. are authorized to announce GEORGE
r. GELNfN. Of Lewis township. ~ "a candi-
date for the Office ~ sherifr, subject to the
decision - the Republican Primary Election
to be held. Tuesday, August q, 49,.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07

We are aut hori,ed To announce PERRY "
RA MsAS, ~ Hickory township. a. - candi-
date Tor the once 81 Assessor. subject To the
decision Of the Republican Primary Election
~ be he'd Tuesday, August II. iT:.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07

I wish ." aunuunc. myself ~ u candidate
from Forbes township for the ofirc ~
toun,y Judge from the south district. sub
l"rt T., the decision ~ the Republican Pti-
mary Election, in br held Tuesday. Augusta,
ipi.. PETER H. RAISER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07
County court

Regular Terms first Mondays In fcbru
ary, May, August and November.
Henry T. wright, prrsidius Judge.
Philip -chlot,haucr. Judg. i,i district.
Francis J. Gaskill. judge ~ district.
Frank l.. Lcllcf. clerk ~ county court
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hereby anDouurc myself M u candidate
Tor Associate Judge ~ county Court. south
District ~ County 81 Holt. Missouri. subject
IT, the decision ~ the Republican Primary
Elertion. to l"' held August H. 49,.
" y. MORGAN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07

Collector ~ Revenue. iIrStrd = Tr,rr.
County Treasurer. Neville Dickson.
Recorder ~ Deeds, John ". iiibbard.
Commissioner ~ -''h"pl> Epri \. i;u.k.
Pubiir Administrators. ~. " 'ummin>.
Superintendent ~ I'"r, -"i"ufn carson
surveyor John ~. r-rri.
Assessor, Perry " Ramsay.
Coroner. Clh> ". Wym,n Maitland.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07

We are authorized to announce sEROrRN
CARSON. ~ Lewis township. a. u candidate
Tor the oiBcr ~ Treasurer. subject Ia III. de-
cislon ~ the Republican Primary Election, Ia
he held Tuesday, August H. 1915.
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Holt county population itip.
state tdN. i,r or 500 valuation
County taN, 10 on fie, valuation.
County road taN, Ia "n fin. valuation.
/ Av.rag. >rhnpI Ia, levy. ~ per ti@ ynlua
|tion
County created 10y nri ~ legislature. .ianu-
AIRY -. isti,
County named Tor Ionrl Rice Holt. ~
Platte County.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07
Probate Court.

Convrn"> second Monday, Ia February.
May. August and Nov 'mi~r.
u. W. Porter. prubat. Judge.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-07
County Hoard of tdu.sti.n

Earl 4, Rock oregon.
=. 4. cfu>"n. Mound cry.
T.. VI ilruuk>. ufrgpn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-11
CARNEGIE ADMITS WRONG IN
THE STEEL TRUST. BUT !.
PLEADS FOR 'TG-
NORANTS." 7,
(By Unitd Press Leased Wire. J.

(By Unitd Press Leased Wire.)'
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. II.
Carnegie, Iron mas
ter and bestower of Libraries, was
before the committee investigat-
ing the steel trust again today.
Opening with inquiries into the
growth of the Carnegie Steel
company from $250,000,000 in
1897 to $420,000,000 in 1900,
the committee tried to get Car
negie to admit thta such a growth
in his business was unreasonable.
Cornered, Carnegie admitted that
the tseel trust dominates that in
dustry.
Asked why competition had
ceased, he replied:
because the corporation repre-
sentatives are able to sit down
and agree to fix prices ana then
maintain them. This is obvious"
Chairman tSanley asked:
Don't you believe that 1t Is
about time that the punitive arm
of the law should be invoked and
any man violating. natural oom-
petition incarcerated? Don't you
think he should be held up as an
example and warning to fellow
millionaires that they can no
longer be Indifferent to the law?
Isn't it about time that we decid-
ed that ignorance of the law is
no excuse?"
That's good legal view an
swered Carnegie, but I think
from a moral standpoint that
mans conscience is clear when
he can say, I did no WRONG
knowingly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-11
Mail Carriers VIII Fly.

This is an age of great discov-
cries. Progress rides on the air.
Soon we may see Uncle Sans mail
carriers flying in all directions,
transporting mail. People take a
wonderful interest in a discovery
that benefits them. That's why
DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Coughs, Colds and other throat
and lung diseases is the most pop.
ular medicine in America. at
cured me of a dreadful cough, I"
writes Mrs. J. F. Davis, Stickney
Corner, Me-, "after Doctors treat
ment and all other remedies had
failed" For coughs, colds or any
bronchial affection its unequaled.
Price soc and $1.00. Trial bottle
free at Ryner Malstrom Drug Co.,
938 Pacific av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-11
Much-Married Woman
Lands Hubby in Jail

Married November 81, losing his
job on account of his wife, who
later had him arrested for deser-
ton, is the story of C. B. Jolly,
when the Jolly case came up in
court this morning. 1t was i'm
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possible for the police to locate
Mrs. jolly and the case was con-
tinued. The defense declared there
were at least three men included
in the case and that Mrs. Jolly had
said herself that she was married
to them or had been.
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For Sale-Real Estate

MUST be sold, party going away;
new 5-room house. 2 fine view lots,
some bearing trees, walking dis
lance, tideflats, $50 down, SIS per
month. Great place for garden and
chickens. Ed Donahue. Phone Main
2028.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-11

6-ACRE SNAP EXTRAORDINARY
Close in. Old Puyallup line. Splen-
did soil, acre black celery land,
Fine neighborhood. Only $1,000, $500
cash, bal. to suit. i. II. Miller,
203-4 Bank of Commerce.
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BARGAINS.

a., AR, s2,100; terms.
a., Ar, equipped for chickens;
a, AR, "a cleared; $1,000, $3.50
cash.
/ a. n cleared. house, $500: I-2
Ar. plastereG bungalow, fur
Dished, fireplace, $1,460, 800 cash.
Main S922-J, evenings.
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Farm for Sale or Trade

splendid farm of 100 acres, Q
miles from Carley, on Columbia
river. All in cultivation. Large
barn for stock, hay barn, machine
shed, chicken house; fenced with
three wires. Good school house on
farm. A fine, slightly place and very
healthful: Now in crop with splen-
did stand of rye,
klickitat ditch is now building to
supply this district, and when com
pleted land VIII be worth $3.50 to
$3.50 per acre without further i'm
provements. Lays well and Will re-
quire no scrapping or grading to ir-
rigate. Price ,000-$1,0O cash,
time on balance. viii consider trade
for good Tacoma property or acre
here is your chance to move on a
place with this years crop already
In. Crop will pay 1t out on terms we
can offer.
CHAs. c. JONES, aga Fidelity Bldg.