davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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The Way Out.

z painstaking mother of two chil Sren was attempting to give them . serious idea of her anxiety to mako them good. and to make plain to thsir minds the gravity of the task before her. Overcome with the possibility pf ever attaining her mothers ideal, hree-year.old Frances answered in III earnestness: Don't try to mako 70 good. mother: just shoot us."-tcys DFybody's Magazine.
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ALIENS FOOT=EASE

| The Antseptc powder shaken into the shoes-The Standard R em-
 edy for the Feet for a quarter 41sgzzzM century. 3O,OOO testimonials. Sold TradeMark everywhere. 25c. Sample FREE. (s Address. Allen $. Omsted. Le Roy. \. The Man who put the E F. . In E T.
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Memphis ,, Nashville ?. Birmingham 3-6. New Orleans II. Mobile 6. Atlanta ,. Chattanooga-Montgomery, rain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-29

who the that h Davis Wla months for the
  Of tounamnt with Eng land
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,sf, p'ck x l; lgass: P : of Hannaberry. spent '. !arl dayfin the ecity, on his way to
 lais on a business trip.
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 SOUTHERN LEAGUE

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Works. OR J.

=
Lincoln County Bank,
| Photographs F.!
AT the OLD Studio on north Main
Street, Toledo
am now Permanently Located
: and will do Photograph work at
Reasonable Prices
| E. F. SEIFERT
/ PHOTOGRAPHER
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Ice cream every day at the Bon
boniere.
Bush Davis was up from New
port Wednesday.
The Commercial Hotel has re-
duced meals to 25 cents.
A school meeting is called for
Monday. the 10th. at which will be
elected clerk and a director. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Ring came
up from Kernville this week. MIR.
Ring has purchased the sawmil at
that place.
Gildersleeve & McCauIou are
making rapid progress with the
erection of the Catholic church,
which is being built just east of
the old water tower.
The Leader was in error last
week in stating that the VILLAIN
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10 o'clock in the forenoon of that
day. then and there to show cause,
if any exist, why an order for the
sale of the hereinafter described
real property should not be made.
to-wit:
1he Lot so in Fec. 81. T. 9 S R
9 W; Lots l, l6 and II Of Sec. G,
I. 10 s, R. 8 W. of Willamette
Meridian. Lincoln county, Oregon.
Witness. the Hon. john Fogarty,
Judge OF the County Court CT the
State cf Oregon, for the county of
Lincoln. with the seal of said Court
this 9Th day of June. A. D.,
1913. (SeaO
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Wr W,L,eoJJ !

Mrs. VIM. Wakefield came down
from Eddyville Monday evening for
a visit with Mrs. Chas. HYDE. She
returned Wednesday morning.
Commissioner Wakefield arrived
in Toledo Tuesday afternoon via
the Mill Creek-Big Elk trail. This
trail is being opened up and soon
will undoubtedly be une of cur
main Travelled roads of the county.
Com missioner Wakefield and Mr..
Hodges walked over the trail from
Mr.. Hedges place. making the trip
in two hours.
STATEMENT
Of Lincoln County School Picnic
fund:
Receipts
Nv SllfSPrir tiCn Momport cE m
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D VIM. SCAKII

{. o. HAWKINS
) ~o~~e~ao r~~e@@ma cee~e~ae
w. M
THE TOLED,
Will be in his office in
THURSDAY AND FRI
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one side ahead. then the other. In
the final frame the score stood 18
to 19 with little stick work still
due the married men. and W hich,
as near as can be ascertained, the
singles" would not allow, quitting
with the inning half over. and
thereby forfeiting the game by the
score of 8 to 0. These two teams
will meet again in the near future
TO get revenge. The stars of the
game were DR.. Morris. George
McClusAey was the officia! umpire.
The game Sunday was another
game which is in doubt as to the
final score as the scorekeeper could
not keep up. The best figures avail
ahla i've Toledo a slipht lead.-
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rOfl VOIh no IIdO CllC CUI
epairing the port DIR,

boiler. The Western Sheet Metal
Works has the job.
o. H. Houyann returned Tuesday
evening from Southern California
where he has been the past several
months. Among other places he
visited San Ysidro where A. D. Per-
kins and H. F. Mutton are located.
Prof. and Mrs. A. H. Weber and
family departed Wednesday morn
ing for their home at Brownsville.
where Mr.. Weber will again teach
school this coming Winter. Mr..
Weber taught the Brownsville
schrols five years before coming to
Toledo to teach five years ego.
The people of Toledo regret hav-
ing to lose this estimable family,
but wish them success wherever
they may be
Who Won?
AS near as can be determined by
the evidence at hand the married
men took the single boys into camp
last Friday to the tune of 6 to 0.
Of course more scores than this
were chalked up, but scores do not
always win game. According to
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,eived a registered HOlstein bull.
At the meeting of the City

JounciI last Monday evening a fire
Iydrant was ordered placed at the
orner near the Adventist church.
/. W. Gill has about completed
earring down the old school house.
Another of Toledo's landmarks
rome.
E. j. Chaple. the photographer,
vas up from Newport last Tuesday
and Wednesday doing work in his
studio here.
E. 4. Seifert, the photographer,
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C. S. Davis of Siletz is here
talking Fair.
N. H. Sherwood was a passenger
for Albany Tuesday morning.
Chas. Damon was down from
Eddyville the first of the week.
The grange picnic at Eddyville is
going to be big thing. Saturday
the 18th.
Attorney W. E. Gwynn is Port
land visitor this week.
R. R. Gwynn went to Portland
this m orning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Pond were
passengers for the Valley Monday
morning.
George Hodges of Salado was at
tending Commissioners Court here
Wednesday.
Miss Ross of Big Elk has ac-
eepteh position as chief clerk in
the Benbeniere.
Superintendent X. C. Egbert of
Siletz was passenger for POI tland
Monday morning.
Commissioner and Mrs. Claus
Ludemann came up from Waldport
,, Wednesday morning.
G. H. Horsfall returned Monday
morning from an assessing trip
through the south part of the
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hoefein moved
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-
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year 81 so
Six Months 10
Th,se Montlis 50
Entered at the ),ostofhce at I oedo, Oregon. as
second-class II all matter.
ADVERTISING RATES
Display, 10 cents per inch per issue,
Local and Reading Notices, &c per line.
Notices-For Sale, Wanted, ETC., five lines or
under 2Sc per issue; soc per month.
Homestead Notices, s.: Timber Notices. $40.
-. - -
John Kentta was ever from ST.
letz yesterday.
c. L. Green was up from New
p1fs yesterday.
IN. Wygant was up from New
prt Wednesday.
Warren Hall of Siletz reeucned
Tussdae evening from a visit to
Portland.
~.~-'Botii, to Mr. ard Mrs. Frank
Mosebar. OIL Olalla. Monday. June
2. 1918, a 9 pound boy.
Roy Walker is having his bun
palow in West Toledo Dainted
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MID A TIOh

In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of Lin
coin. In the matter of the estate
of Henry Korpi, deceased. To
Anna korpi. Gabriel Korpi and
John Kcrpi and all unknown heirs
of said deceased. if any there be,
greeting: In the name Of the
State of Oregon. You are hereby
cited and required to appear in the
County Court of the state of Ore
gon, for the county of Lincoln. at
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do the youngster I
harm. They are
purest materials. il
candy kitchens. ant
in ev;ry way. No
and so satisfying
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C. 6

SALE
Eugene and all points north includi
inclusive; stations south of Eugene
limit June 16.
For illustrated booklet on the Rose
gram call on any S P. Agent, or {
JOHN vi. SCOTT, Gen
For Sale
/ have Town Property, Farms
from 5 acres up, and Timber
Lands for sale. Ii you want Il
Home, or to speculate see me.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
wv. T.. ED0R0w
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c. M. Keeps of Beaver creek was
in the city Wednesday.
Eat Chicken at the Commercial
Hotel next Sunday, 25c.
Grant King, lar ilord of the ST.
letz hotel. was in the city yesterday
z. A. Kessi of Harlan had bust
ness in the county seat Wednesday
Road Supervisor Ralph Hamar
OF Siletz was in the city Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Bensell were
Toledo visitors from Newport We'd
nesday.
Cecil Cosper. postmaster of
Devils Lake, is a county seat visitor
this week.
We are informed that the noon
train will be put on about Monday
June 30th.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
johnson. on OIalla. Sunday, May
oath a girl.
Mrs. VIM. Scarth returned home
Monday evening after an absence
Of several weeks.
Marshal Nye and assistants
Grained and cleaned the city reser-
voir last Saturday.
R. F. Baker and son. Charles
Vanderpool and DR.. Carter drove
up from Newport yesterday morn,
ing.
John Hamar was down from
NortOns the first cf the week look.
ing after his property interests
here.
Emer Horning came up from
Otter Rock Wedneday and has ac.
cepted a position as teamster for
Graham e. Horninp.
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much of our
ause they will
ore good than
made from the
the cleanest of
are guaranteed
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ison of the season was run from
Albany to Newport last Sunday.
The train carried six coaches.
The Oddfellows and Rebekahs of
this city rendered a recertion to
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-o<>
STRAYED
From my pasture I'd of May, one
sorrel mare about 10 years old.
heavy name and tail. white spot in
face. weight about 1h00 lbs. also
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The Ladies Aid will meet next
Tupcdav afrerpoon m;th Mrc poaoL
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z branch line points, June 8 to Is
June 8, 8, II, 13 Final return
Festival and leahet giving full pro-
ldress,


n THE III
4 BON BONIERE Il
3, NJ n. ANDERSON, Prop. N
z ChOice CODfe ctiO2,s
"a Summer Dligsh'S III
II Ice CreO1e N
q MUS Shares q
n Trdits, Mats n
" IOD0ccO, LWnch Goods "
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Frank Sharp is doing the work
Eighth Grade examinations are

being hled here for those who
failed in the May examinations.
Giles Olin, Ralph Hamar snd
John Waino of Siletz This week re-
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2zEZlAiAs|E' zZ|A;!ss'll|I'
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FTUI. anu WTS. =. II. WeDeT at
their hall last Tuesday evening.
Mice Cloro Moro ro+,.,ol 30

Anton C. Young Of Elk City was
in the city Tuesday. Mr.. Young
recently sold his farm q miles
above Elk City, the place known as
the Col. Parker place. and will hold
a public auction at the place Tues
day, June 10th. See posters.
Frank Bryant. G Government
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S now permanently located at the
Id photograph gallery at the cor
rr ,,f Hill and Seventh streets. |

Ind is prepared to do all kinds Of
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xNIENNf1
1

Outf1CuS1 PoII Oh tUWI lIIG IIISl UI
the week.
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infested from start to gizz ard fl

always win game. According to
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VIZ. J.. TlaE3AEr |
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here.
Emer Horning came up from
Otter Rock Wedneday and has ac-
cepted position as teamster Tor
Graham e Hnrnino
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ranging a. many games as possible
during the stay o! the team In the
United states along a proposed route
from California 90 New York and
back over the north to Seattle. The
eNact itinerary and gchedule will de-
pend upon the best inducements Of
fercd by the home team manasers
The Advance Agent OF the team
O. now I'm the United States arran
ing the booking for the team and
can be reached boy addressing all
communications 20 Arthur r. Me
Cam. care Briltian a Co. Market
and Mason streets, San Franci1co,
California
Il is desired that all teams wish
ing TO meet the FilipInos state the
number OF games the wish 10 play
and the amount of the guarantee
they are willing TO put mp, or the per
cent of the gate receipt they win
allow th, management of this team
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CRACK FILIPINO
TEAM IS COMING
Will ENGiGE FAST AMERICAN
NOTIFICATIONS N ~ MINER
DIAMOND BATTLES.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May 81
\ crack "All-FiIipiuo" base ban
team composed OF ~ OF the fastest
native ball players in the Philippine.
started May 3rd ON % tour OF Japan
and the United States a series o.
ten gamos, arrauged iu Toxic with
the teams of Keio, Waseda and Mel
il Universities. will keep the team
playing iu Japan until May go, after
which they viii embark ON the $. 5.
Mauchuria leaving Yokohama MAY
30. arriving az san Francisco June
10th ON game viii bc played with
an Oahu Loaguo team while the
Manchuria is In port at Honolulu
The management i- DESTROYS of ar
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Batteries Hardin and Power.
Ware. Malloy and Allen. Umpire
Mckee
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games. has placed the Mobile team
away out IN front IN the Southern
League pennant scramble.
In Rip Watson. the st. Joseph
team has one OF the finest hitters In
the Western League. He played
with the Hastings. Nebraska League
team last season.
Jack and Eddie Onslow. who we're
with the Tigers last season. are not
getting on SLOW" with the Provi-
dence team Both boys are playing
the cd game IN great fashion.
Waterloo and Cedar Rapids, the
two new members of the Central AS
ISOLATION. are travelling far apart In
the association pennant race. Water
loo Is leading and Cedar Rapids Is In
the cellar.
Manager Frank Chance. OF the
Yankees. takes h.a turn on the
coaching lines this season. When
with the ,uUs he was a bench man
.ager strictly. allowing his athletes to
do the coaching.
Al Shaw. Torontos center :ie.deY.
and one of the best long distance
htters iu the International League.
sustained a broken ankle by collid-
ing with First Baseman Schmidt. OF
the Orioles. in a recent came at To-
r0nto
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BASEBALL CHATTER



Mig Clarke. the old Cleveland
hackstop. batted for .i1l in his first
ten games with the indianapolis club
Jack Nleinbow. the former Yanilee
backstop. Is catching for Cy Youngs
Cleveland team In the new Federal
League.
Clyde Milan the Washington star.
has landed In his old place nj the
head of the list OF base stealers in
the American league.
cobb. of the Tigers. Jackson. OF
the Maps. aud Collins, OF the Ath-
lctics. are engaged In great battle
for the American League batting
honOrs
Pitcher MamauX. former Pitts
bugh rookie, has been showing great
stuff with the Huntington team, of
the Ohio State League.
Jack Slattery. the old major
Lacquer, has been signed by Mana
ger Hugh duffy of the Portland New
England League team. Jack will
cover first base
The two old-timers. Arthur Dew
lin aud John Titus. are playing
swell ball and helping the youuFs
tors of the 30 ton Braves. grab
games for Stallings
Tho Pacific Coast League teams
are going along at merry clip.
with less than POO points separating
the top and bottom OF the league
standing
Winning 20 out of the first 30
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MONNIES READY
FOR CANYONITES
COATES SANS lllS MIN ARR
PREPARED 10 PIr ~ OVER
TIM VISITORS FRIDAY

we hate TO disappoint those
three hundred Canyon rootcrs who
are coming up next Friday after
noon To witness the little sct-to he
tween us aud the Canyon Lcaguors. %
said Manager Coates OF the Mono
grams yesterday afternoon. but our
reputation demands that we puts
rings around the visitors. and we're
going TO deliver large, juicy pack
age.
My men are nj hard practice
daily. and by Decoration bay viii
be- In pcppory condition. and { can
assure local fans that the real ar
ticlc viii be- pdod out"
Later ucvsNrom canyon ycstrr-
day verified the statement that the
baseball fans at that city are com
ing up iu lorco( with yociforous
luugs and mcrnphouos 10 root for
their home aggregation An OF
which indicates confidence. aud
promises something genuinely fast
IN the way OF diamond business.
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Every family a Amarillo should
have an elerlri. ron let us send
you one on free trial II sou don't
want % send 10 back u you keep
Il the cost De- s. SO. and We guar
antce 10 fur lifetime Nwn FIrr-
trio Comput JOB 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-29

Batteries Nealy and Kitchen.
OEles and Reilly Umpire Mathews
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Itching of the skin anywhere on
the body stops instantly when rubbed
with BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT
One or two applications cures per-
manontly. Price 25c. soc and 800
per bottle Sold by L. o. Thompson
a CO.
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TEXAS LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Batteries Bader and Marshall
McCullar. Bobo. Umpire Mullancy
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br " p Harris. Osteopath and
Surgeon. has moved iis office 70 the
new FHpua buildius Rooms o.. rs
ana if. lC5 q
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WESTERN LEAGUE
STANDING on IEAMs

Wichi'a a Tan ka g
SiouN CO, 'H omaha
Denver g. u. Hones o
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All Want Ads must be accom-
lanied by cash
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-11-06

State Treasurer Edwards Makes
Report FOR October on
Lease Receipts.

Austin, Tex, Oct. 81. State
Treasurer J. NJ. Edwards today
announced during the month OF
October the receipts from land
sales and leases amounted to
$3.50, 655.07. This was divided
into the following funds:
Public schools purchase first
payments, permanent fund,
50, 1864; public school open
accounts available, S24S. 500. So
permanent s3s, 400.S4; public
school rentals, available $3.50
university. open accounts
available 1924. 65; deaf and dumb
asylum open accounts, available
sl1719; lunatic asylum, oper
accounts. available 5000; or
phan asylum. open accounts
available 1892.
This makes total of S2l9. O99.
81 TO the available fund and $40,
/ 555. SO to the permanent fund.
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n. b. Woodbridge, father OF j.
T. Woodbridge. Of this city died
at his home in Greenyille, Texas.
Friday October 81 after a linger-
ing illness Of several weeks.
His remains were laid to rest in
the cemetery at Quinlin. Satur-
day.
Mr.. Woodbridge, of our city
who had been a close attendant
at his bedside for the past two
weeks was present at his death
and burial, and returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Woodbridge started and
got as far on the way az Sweet
water and found that she could
not get to her destination before
the funeral so awaited the
coming Of her husband, and they
returned home together.
Mr.. Woodbridge has the sym
patty Of the people Of this com
munity.
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Howard Cattle Deals

Ms springs Herald
On last Monday Pete Johnson
purchased Of Ernest Knott 100
head Of stock cattle which he has
placed on his famous Big Springs
stock farm four miles east Of
town.
Ernest Knott Ia preparing 70
leave soon for Fort Worth where
he will reside in the future.
The new owners OF the Knott
ranch will take possession next
week. Mr. Knott has secured a
ranch near Fort Worth and has
already shipped $50 cattle to
same. selling 200 stock cattle to
parties mere.
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MONEY REFUNDED
Wl1HA SMllF
Leading Drug Store VIZ Give
Money Back Should lIbeGe
Ever be Case Where
Dodson's Liver Tone
Fails H/

Dodson's Liver T%e vi mild
vegetable Liver rbufc which
operates 80 successfully in cases
OF constipation. torpid liver or
biliousness that il has practically
taken the place OF calomel - the
drug which is sooften dangerous.
The Red Cross Pharmacy who
sells Dodson's Liver Tone,
recommends IL az a reliever OF
constipation. sour stomach.
biliousness and sluggish liver.
Il works gently, surely and
harmlessly. II a bottle should
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-11-06
Wilson Gets a Possum

Washington, Oct. 81. Presi-
dent Wilson received by express
today fine fat possum.
II am an old slave-time
darky," wrote Joe Farrow OF
McFarlan, N. c., the sender. !
heard that some one sent you a
sweet potato the other day.
Here is the o'possum TO go with
il -
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w. II. Vaughn handed US a
dollar Saturday and said the Az
alanche was a good one and to
keep it sliding over his way.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-11-06

w. A. Davis and 0. +. Rush
we're among those who nave
had their names added to the
subscriptionaist Of the Avalanche
this week.
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Your Lumber
Bill Won't Be
Heavy
IF YOU BUY YOUR
LUMBER FROM US.

It is plain to'sse that many
farmers in thsbubbock coun-
try couId'tise some lumber to
.eo6d advantage. Some need
new barns-some corrals'
some fencing material. others
new residences, while there
are multiplied numbers OF
little repair jobs that should
be looked after before they
become too badly dilapidated.
If you need Lumber for
any purpose we can fill the
bill and the price will not be
great either.
Let us figure your bill be-
fore you buy elsewhere.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-11-06

Attorney n. c. Ferguson.
made a business trip to Tahoka
the first Of the week.
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l.. G. Robertson Of near Slaton
was a passenger on the north
bound Santa Fe Tuesday morn
ing. He was enroute TO Enid,
Oklahoma. where he expects to
make his home in the future.
He will engage in the mercantile
business there in partnership
with his son. He has sold his
property in the southeast part
OF the county.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-11-06

eMr fail to give ssasfactIon
fhe Red Cross PharpGcy will re.
fund the price paid without
question. =
The >price Of Dodson's Liver
ToneAs 50 cts. per bottle. BE
surf youA get Dodson's Liver
Tone nd DOT some medicine put
up IN imitation that is not backed
up by a guarantee and that may
contain harmful drugs.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-11-06
HensIey Lands Contract

A. NJ. Hensley last week
landed contracts in Rails for
building two handsome resi-
dences. One for John R. Rails
a brick venired building and one
for W. e. Mclaughlin which is a
frame building Of considerable
size, and both are rather ex-
pensive buildings.
DR.. X. B. Hutchinson made a
business trip TO Slaton Monday
returning the middle Of the week.
He went down TO finish up some
dental work that he had on
hand.