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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
BIG SPRINGS. TEXAS.

Big Springs, Texas. Feb. 27.-Frank
CaubIe DR.. G. T. Hall and W. +. Mil
stead. Of Hill county. made a trip 10
Dir Cauble's ranch in his new Ca
c-llac car While enrOute they sighted
two coyotes and giving chase succeed
60 in running down the ANNALS ana
killing them.
W L Smith has moved his family
here from Amarillo He is in the q s
mail service.
L G. Mansfield, Of Hiusboro is here
on q visit TO bis brother, G P Mans
Airs. n A Sullivan has gone to Put
nam
Miss Mabel Fielder Of Deming, n.
AZ is here visiting friends.
Jack Kuykendau is in Midland.
The members of the Bridge club
were entertained by Miss Zadee Fisher.
Attorney 7. T. Grisham is in Austin.
Conductor Conner, Of the 7. & P,
has returned from Deming, n. Nj,
where he has a claim
K H RawIey, a former resident Of
this witty, has been promoted 70 the
POSITION Of treasurer for the receivers
OF the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient
Ry.
D. J. Arneu, who has been in the
copperSmith's department at the I. q
p. shops, has been transferred to El
RaBo- He is succeeded by IL johnson,
Of aSmithFAles Texas
J. r Copeland. ". E CaTnrike and
p F. Baker visited san Angelo in Mr..
". R cole is in the city from san
Angelo He intends to move his i'm
Element business from that point to
Districe judge Beau was called to
his home at SWeetWater on account OF
the illness OF his wife.
Alr. and Mrs. J A Baggett are at
home from a visit in Dallas and Fort
Worth.
MISS Lillian Hurt is visiting relatives
in Midland
Mrs. Nat Shick has joined her hus-
band here from TT. Worth.
J. E Morris has been called to east
Texas by the Illness Of relative
A r. Biggs, Of Duncan, Okla. is here
looking after property interests
A. E Sullivan has gone to Austin to
spend month with relatives
Mrs J, O. Grove, OF FL Paso, IS IN
the city visiting relatives
Clint Owens has arrived here from
Ozona with his family, and viii make
Big Springs his home.
Mrs. " s. Davies and children are
at home from visit in New orleans
and Austin
DE-, j. II. Hurt, after spending sew
eTa1 weeks with relatives at his old
nome in Kentucky, has returned to
the city.
Mrs f F. Gary is visiting her two
children, Miss Belle and Mccall who
are attending Baylor university
At the Z NJ c. A the Big Springs
branch Of the Needle Work guild Of
america was organized Miss Verbena
Barnes was chosen president and Mrs.
p. G. Stokes secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. A J. Galemore entertained the
Wiling Workers
DR.. Harry Grafka. Of the .. S. Live
stock Inspection service. with head
quarters in this city has been transit
ferred 10 Corpus Christi.
Mrs. R P. Patty is visiting her sis
ser in Baird.
Mrs: A e Pool entertained the Forty !
Two dub
Mrs. c. Hogan, after a visit with her 4
SISTER, AIRS G. r. -Elkinss has returned I
70 her home in Spur.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Wood and Mr. /
Woods mother are visiting relatives /
in =LoganspOrt- Ind
Mrs. D. D. Darling entertained the I
members Of the Priscilla club.
z A Lenten Tea was given at the home I
of Mrs. " r Dawes.
Mr.. and Mrs. z z. Brindley have re- /
turned to their home in Fort Worth /
sitter visit with friends in the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27

Away go the corns, bunions. caIouses.
ness and all foot trouble. Follow the
millions OF happy TIZ feet and you viii
then realize that TIZ works on a new
principle, draws out all the poisons
only remedy that does the work. Don't
forget this fact. and don't under any
circumstances accept a substitute. Be
good to your feet and demand TIZ. All
orug stores, department or general
stores have il at % cents a box, and
for those who don't know what real
loot comfort is write to Walter Luther
Dodge q Co. 1928 s. Wabash Ave. Chi
caSo, III, for a free trial package to-
day.-Adyertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
MORENCL AR1z


Morenci, Ariz, Feb. 27-Dr s,5 Ms
fo,In nave left for few DAYS, So
~ ". P. Weller, OF the D. c. general
few %ae er9 i, ms 1. VIE. are spending a
Frank RathbUn. mini1a o-,--5-,.ar 70,
the Detroit Copper COMPANY has re-
turned from a business trim 10 ri Paso
1gI 6eY; q \; Sanders, Of the Methodist
camp securing data, preIiToiyylll',.,- to tF7e
possibility Of establishing n church.
l. r Minor has disposed of his
property on C hill to James Cooking
"R 10 viii III take possession March l.
fing relatives at Columbus. " NJ. for
). A Westerman has been appointed
serseant or Troop a." Arizona Ma
9onaI Guard, succeeding J. j. Rascoe
Jr-, who was elected TO the Office OF
second lieutenant, recently
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
. CLOUDCROFR. N H =

CIoudcroft, n. NJ, Feb 27.-AIr. and
Mrs. J. W Belk. Of Russia Canyon,
were in the city Saturday on business.
Mr. Belk has leased his farm for the
year and If he can find a suitable To-
cation in ClOudcrOft he win make this
their home this year.
] c. Jones has returned from Alamo
gOrdo, having been there for several
days in the interest OF the ClOudcrOft-.
PecOs Valley Electric line.
DR.. Warren was called to Mt Park
to see Mr. and Mrs W John Anderson.
both being sick
Miss ollie Thomson, of Cox Canyon.
received the appointment as teacher for
the James Canyon school beginning
d. P. Clayton is quite III with ton
silitis at his saWmil in Cox Canyon
z v Dykes and wife, Of Kingsland.
Arkansas, are here Mr. Dykes VIII
probably buy property here and make
this his home
J. G. Walker and Miss Ethel Cray OF
ClOudcrOft- were married In FL Paso
Mr.. Walker is a planter and stOckman
OF this county.
Scott B. Williams. Of CIouderoft. ac-
companied by Dr. AdlerSOn, Of Straw
berry Point. Iowa, have left for Ala
mogordo- Mr. Williams viii also visit
FL Paso-
h n Denny was in FL PasO on bus
Lee Wright Of Weed. n NJ. is in
Prof R s White, principal Of the
cIOudcroft
R d. Miller, former agent Of tho
Fl PasO and Southwestern system here,
has been checked out and viii leave
today for Dawson, n NJ where he
VIII take charge Of the cashiers office
for the same company C +. Barrett,
OF Don Louis Arizona succeeds Mr..
KILLER
Harvey Holden and Mr.. and Ms.
Henry Tally were here from Cox Can
yon-
Mrs c L Fite Is making extensiv .
repairs On her hotel building on Gle
rietta Ave
W r Claek, custodian for the CIor =
croft Reserve. is able to be out ags -
after being sick with tonsiIftis.
Professor r 5 Upton, county sci ,,or
superintendent passed through q -
croft visiting county schools
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
CORONA. n. NJ


Corona, n. NJ. Feb. 40. c. Baker
a prominent sheep grower here, has
returned from California. accompanied
by his small son. Jerome. Mrs Baker
and little daughter have gone on to
New York for a few weeks stay.
There was a dance given in Atkinson
the young set. there were several out
of town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Varney entertained at
dinner.
7. NJ Dubois has returned from Santa
Fe, where he took the Scottish Rite
degrees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27

aeAAaAf w LaANe A.A-A EAA4a
Cheyenne. WyO., Feb. 27.-ThrOugh
the oversight OF the enrolling clerk the
Dill allowius hotels to sell liquor with
meals on sunday viii not become a
law The enrolling clerk failed TO en-
rol the bill or have it signed by the
presiding officers of the senate and
house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
HER PICHTRE

This photograph makes me 7,,,-
years older" she said To Whir h -
photographer replied well, tn - -
won't need to be taken again &c :, $50 -
time H-Fliegende Blaetter 9l--0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27
The Joy of Get
ting HOme---HZ
A Ten Minute TIZ Foot Bath and Your
Feet Are Like New.

Send for Free Trial Package Today.
These are not supposed to be your
rect You may be a mere man. But
your feet or any ones else feet in q.
TIZ foot bath are care-free feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27

Maria, Tex, Feb 27.-Nrs- Walter
Ellison is in san Antonio visiting rel.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
Cash for Produce.
Bring us your poultry, eggs,
cream, hides and furs. Highest
market price, Holly Produce Co.
informal Farewell.

The Eastern Star ladies ten.
dered Mrs. W. M. Wiley an infor.
NAL farewell party last Monday,
going to her home in a body and
passing the afternoon most pless.
antly in a social way, and pre-
senting her with souvenir spoon
as gift of appreciation and remem.
brance.
This was the last Of the series
OF parties which has been held for
Mrs. Wiley since her departure
became certainty. Now that it
has actually occurred, her energy
aud ability, her gracionsness and
tact will be constantly missed by
friends. and by every club and
organization in Holly in which
she could wolk or gid in any way.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14

"oranada Times" No More.
On Tuesday last Messrs. May
field and Starbuck purchased the
Granada Times and Bristol Record
Of Emil L. Moli, consolidating the
Times with the Leader at Gran.
ada and continuing the publication
Of the Record at Bristol, Editor
Moll retiring,
Mr.. Aay6eld 10 the president Of
the First National bank at Gran
ada and wss the founder Of the
Leader, but . few months ago.
The Chieftain wishes success to
all parties concerned, and hopes
that the Times Leader may be
power in ito bailiwick.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14

] take ny "stiek," dssr Vsisstias.
To sst yes W little lise.
BY Cspid's rule set the rhyss,
AID huably eek you to bs mise.
Lock sp % tight for Lifs's loaS rua,
"Thsrs'll" bs % ''puil.outs" whss it's
dooe.
But il upon my suit you'd frowa,
just turn ny picture upside dowa.
And see bow psistsrs look
Who's thsy 6st in the ''soup" on Cupid's
Day.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
Reduced Fare 10 Pueblo.

"Aa spportunity will Be sfferdsd every
oss 70 10 70 Pusblo sad return Tor fars
asd q third On the l6eh. l7sh and 18th.
he ticket bsjsS food Ter return % late %
The zlst. The ossasisa Tor tkis 10 the
bif state ooavsntiea Of the hardware ssd
iapisnsas dealers to bs hsld It the Cesa.
rsss Hotel il Pueblo, the 18th, 9lth ssd
2Oth. To secure this rsts one shesid
purchase q regular ose way ticket to
Pusblo sakiaS receipt from the local
sfsst Tor that ticket. This rscsipt after
bsial prsssstsA to the secretary Of the
eosyeasioa cad ssdorssd BY him will %.
ssrs sssurs ticket tes sss.ihird regular
tsFs.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14

PatEon-Teachsr's As0ocaation.
The meeting vas called to order
ct $50 p, n. with Mrs. Knuckey
presiding and IN encouraging
number in attendance.
Mn. Ogden Gang three beauti.
full selections suggestive Of home,
ending with 4 lullaby. DR.. Pratz's
paper on Feeding the School
Child" was excellent, and Mrs. Wi.
lsy's talk on "Dressing the School
Child" met with approval; both
calling forth some interesting sug-
gestion and discussion.
The meeting closed with a Cues.
tion Box.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
ExterrninstnY Peiel. D,zs.

A fairly successful method Of extermin.
ating prairie doGs has been tried here
recently. ln order to avoid Wasting the
oil the burrows were all filled and
tampsd first, then only those opened by
the doss were treated. In that way only
about one hole in five was found to be
occupied and the fresh air supply was cut
of from other holes.
The Agricultural College recommends
two different kinds of oil which may be
used which form ss. which, when the
fresh air supply is cut of, kills the dof..
This is more expensive than poisoned
frain.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
GOOD HOADS MEETING.

The annual meeting aud election
OF officers of the Prowers County
Good Roads association will b
held in the Commercial club rooms,
Lamar. Monday, February 18th,
at 500 P. N.
Everyone interested in the good
roads movement is urged to attend.
and help plan our work for 1918.
SAX G. PoRrER,
President.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
Lecture Course.

Lecture Course.
The ladias Of the Civic club are
making plane whereby Holly will
be supplied with . fine course Of
entertainment next year. Fhe list
Of attractions will be published
later; they are all entertainments Of
merit and with the backing Of the
Civic club success is ensured.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
ATTENTION. ~. W. A.

ATTENTION. -. ". 4.
Esteened Nsighbon: There will
be regular meeting Of the Holly
Leaf Camp 7742. n. w. A., at
Woodman hall. Saturday evening.
Feb. 18th, which you are ur-
gently requested 10 attend.
Besides The installation Of Off.
Gers there will b some special fea-
tures. Don't forget the dats and
bring . nsighbor with you.
CHARLHs W. CRAwFORD,
Consul.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
NEW EPOCH FOR RETAILERS.

Under the new parcels post law
farmer residing on a rural route
desiring STEAK for dinner, can or
Der it by telephone from the city
or town in which his postofice is
located and have it delivered for
five cents. Or he can get it from
any point within fifty miles for
eight cents. As soon as the posi-.
bilities of the new arrangement be-
come generally known the facilities
of the post Office are to be taxed to
the limit in the interest of retail
trade,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
PUBLIC AUCTION

Al ~ Eeyhsrter Steck Rara, o.
Fshsuasy 21th. 1914
Ma ,silt ~ = .k11 II 1ealAt hse..
- sl1ussrzL Nj VI frsa l20u
= l7oo ~ slss - oeitiaa ~.
tiea - 90 Mialsssi jsck. I'D ri.
istsssl. q hi isrn Il miles sosth.
weat q uslly, Cslo., o ihe 4. v. 4.
4. fsssday. Feb. q, 1914 10 A. n.
A. l. fryberter.
Graaaaa, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
SOUP

Valentines that will be really ap.
preciated-Perfume. Books, Candy
Buy them at the Holly.
James Bixler has moved his
family into cozy cottage in the
east end of town.
Frame house wanted; must be in
iood cosditioa. Address L. E. NJ,
Chieftsia Office.
Mrs. l.. B. Cagheld aud Mr.. j.
Conover, both, Of Coolidge we're
married At Syracuse ON the 3lst
uit, Thays hare the best wishes
" sllun sIs niSiital highway. -
1t's not too late! Bright, new
and clever valentines and post.
cards at the Holly Pharmacy.
For Sale-Forty tons Kaffir corn
75 tons of alfalfa hay, 25 tons al
falfa stalks. Apples, 75cts. per bu.
GEORGE MELLIsoN,
janlO-tf Coolidge, Kans.
Mrs. George Wilson Miller of
Wiley arrived the FIRST of the week
for a, short visit with her sister,
Mrs. Joseph vavra.
G. A. johnson. manager of the
Huntington Beach plant of the
Holly Sugar Co., arrived Wednes-
day noon on business interests.
Henry House of Douglass, Ariz.,
is the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. House.
Wanted-Labor of any kind by
man with family, willing to work.
o. w. Clark, Chieftain Office.
Found Child's fur mutt. Own.
or can have same by paying for
this advertisement. Chieftain.
b. G. Lamson, formerly super
intendent of the Holly schools,
was here last Friday on business.
Captain Tom Payne of Denver,
father of Mrs. j. F. Van Wey, ar
rived last Monday and will remain
indefinitely.
Cassius Stanley, the pioneer
citizen who lived here when Holly
was flag station, is carrying his
arm in sling. caused by blood
poisoning, which resulted from a
slight bruise on his hand.
Let US get you up some sta
tionery that will be a credit to
your business-not a detriment.
The price will be practically the
,ame, and you'll have something
you'll be proud of. The Holly
Chieftain Printery.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14

William Moss of LaRose, ILL.,,
son of the late j. G. Moss, has been
sojourning here the past week, and
10 greatly pleased with the out
look.
The sews Of the Holly country is
contained in The Holly Chieftain.
John Trotter Of Hartman, father
Of Mrs. Frank White. is expected
here today from Woodford, Wis.
consin, where be was called by his
brothers illness.
Rev. Father Bastien conducted
services here last Sunday in the
Catholic church.
President w. M. Wiley Of the
A.V. .. B. q |. L. Co.,. and wife
departed last Tuesday afternoon
for their new home in Seattle,
wash. The Civic club, school.
board and a number of citizens aud
pupils of the highschool were at
the depot to bid them farewell.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
Miss Thomas Entertains.

Miss Marian Thomas entertained
number of her friends at a very
charming party last Tuesday even.
ing. Some clever games were
played and delicious refreshments
served. The following young peo-
pie were her guests: Misses Mabel
and Katie Rockwell, Bertha Rowe,
Eunice Burow, Amy Runyan, Ma
rie Oelfke, Cecil Wilson, and Mil
lie Robinson; Messrs. Harlan Jor-
dan, Claude James, Lawrence
Warner, Otto McMurtry, Ed Peck.
ham, Vern Dunn, Floyd Thomas,
Merle Rockwell. and Glenn Pink.
ham.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
HEN Al \ .,I!! THINGS

Epltesno q = Weeks Do,nss
h uoQo1 nd Vicinity.
HsckstAeeu Brown have built
an elevated ~ kte office in their
garags. whie6 oves to be as ham
dy - pouhet shirt.
Manager rge Raymond Of
the local Tsjs bne exchange has
moved iato ti Bryce residence,
diayonally scrt from the Catho
lie church.
o. b. LoGsstt Me we'll known TO-
baooonist. - Men i'll last Friday
with L. grippA mt shows signs of
improvemsst q his writing.
Theodore n th, of the South.
side, left iAst riday for Shelby
county. ILL.,. = sponse to advices
stating that NJ mother was SER
iously III.
Colonel J. sare Of Pueblo
was IN tows III tuesday, shaking
hands viii ffis and strangers.
J. L. Tisaali | 4 Denver, repre-.
senting ths Ea lon. Brantingham
Co. Of Rook ~ ., was in town
last Tussda pg orders for the
new tractor ~! 6tion.
Manages fkafses Maxwell Of the
Lamar Min md Elevator Co.
spent last Hsliay in Holly at
tending 70 h ~ matters.
Big sale oe shs old Boyd's
stand. sAaa Rhodes.
Mn. Jamas .iSisda I'LL
Mrs. j. g. ChristDpher, who was
formerly Miss Jessie Porter and
has s-many friends in Holly, sue.
cessfully underwent an operation
for appendicitis, ct the Mercy hos
pital in Des Moines, Ia, on the 22nd
of January. She has now been
taken to her home in Des Moines
where she is rapidly recovering,
Miss Margaret Nolan enter.
tained the g. &. g. club last We'd.
nesday evening.
Ted Fortney has returned from
the Lamar hospital looking as good
as new. He resumed his work
with the Holly Lumber and Sup
plies Co. the first Of the week.
The senior Christian Endeavor
society of the Presbyterian church
will hold valentine party to-
night at the home Of Mrs. W. j.
Rockwell on West Cheyenne street.
Gregg G. Rhodes have bought
the Boyd stock. You know what
that means.
Ray Appel left the hospital at
Lamar last Wednesday. He went
directly to Granada where he will
visit few days before coming
home.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
Surprise your Friends

For four weeks regularly use Dr..
Kinf's New Life Pills. They stimulate
the liver, improve digestion, remove i'm.
purities Of the blood, pimples and erup.
tions disappear from your face and body
and you tssI better. Begin at once. Buy
them At all drulllsts,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
Or. Kings New Discovery

Soothes irritated throat and lungs, stops
chronic end hacking cough, relieves tick.
inG throat, tastes nice. Take no other;
once used, alwsys used. Buy it At al
drullists,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14

The concert for the benefit Of
the Presbyterian church building
fund, at the Opsra house last ev.
ening. was great success. and
each number was appreciated by a
large audience. Home talent Of
the musical kind in Holly cannot
be excelled. Besides the enjoy
ment afforded, substantial sum
was added to the building fund.
Merchandise will be very cheap
for the next 80 to 60 days. Gregg
and Rhodes are in town.
Rev. G. A. Cage announces that
sfhas nasstiaes wish Ass keiaE Aaid
in the Methodist church by cyan.
gelist Dan Shannon will be con
tinued through next week at least,
and until further notice.
The news a the Holly oosstry is
coslained il The Holly Chiefiajn.
j. G. Hill, the veteran livestock
dealer, shipped 1000 head Of sheep
to Kansas City last Friday at pri.
ces which topped the weeks mar.
ket; the yearlings, which weighed
"a IL lbs. brought $3.50 and the
wethers, weighing 81 lbs, brought
IS. Is. The shipment was a part
Of the herd Of 60OO which Mr.. Hill
has fattened here this winter, and
brought these top prices readily,
owing to their prime condition.
Ed Porter and Miss Alice Bar
rett attended the banquet Of the
Chapter Masons at Lamar last ev.
ening.
G. A. Pinkham and Joe Davis
attended the Bull Moose banquet
at Las Animas last Friday. Neil
McLene and Judge Fee of Lamar
we're among the Prowers county
contingent present.
w. j. johnson, one of the lead
ing business men of Lamar, to.
gether with Neil McLene, Dick
Silver and Cal Downing, we're do
ing Holly last Monday taking in
the sights Of a big town.
The past week saw huge ship.
ments of corn coming and going
from the Holly elevator. Manager
Lague expects to commence actu-
al grinding in few days, unless
his plans fail.
j. g. Given came down from
Rocky Ford on schedule time last
Tuesday to cry the MoelIer sale.
Operator Archie Parker shook
the Hartman dust from his feet on
Feb. l, to assume the duties of
station agent at Prowers.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
A Free Show.

0ureau Of Safety Gives Enter
tainmont on Feb. 18th at
jones' Opera HOUSE.
On Saturday night, February Is,
the people of Holly are invited to
be the guests of the Santa Fe at q
free entertainment given by the
Bureau of Safety in the Holly Opl
era houss.
This entertainment will be CIV
On for instruction as we'll as amuse-
ment and for the benefit of the
people a. we'll as the railroads.
There will be good music and
in addition to the Santa Fe views
the regular reels of pictures will
be given free.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
MAIL mAM ron A.v.RR.
AAlaAR. n. r. 0eeaaaass Aea,re

~ laGe Z. q. 3. 0elleaals Asake
0Doo00a0ha11oo ~ RAIL-
Woy a1ail 0osvioo Detween
0oos1y aA1 Il Junta.
Over two ysass go tho nssd Of
. saiIvsy nail clerks services BE-
tvssa hsss ssd L. Junta vas tip
nd - 1t some lsngth BY The
Holly CAisftain. setting forth the
disadvantages Of the pressnt sys-
ten. and now that Chief Clerk
Blackmsr Of the B. N. q. has in
spscted the lins. 1t is believed
that . nail car between La Junta
ard Holly viii sooa b reality.
Tha Win arsatly facilitate the
handling Il ~ large volume of
mail bsee each day ct the Holly
posto6ce' and Postmaster Mur-
ply will breathe . Sigh Of relief
VIXEN his handling Of the seven
pouohss destined tor points along
the Holly -swink line, is done away
with
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
the PRINrER'S VALENTINE.

us Three Ssss.s 80 C>se.l
Oh. fairest osid 10 eli The laai
Fer s<t o. drawn BY psiatss's hssd,
J neil myself te yoS that ysv eaa ~
The oss who dsres - wosshie tAss.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-02-14
For sale or Trade.

One black Jack Z years old, IA
hands high, also grade Psrcheron
stallion, IL years old,
r. B. Irwin,
Aodoo, Kans,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-02

The Anthony Bulletin reports a
shortage not only of cows milk but
also of the milk of human kindness.
A good many young fellows get the
cigarette habit, but the habit gets far
more, points out the Osawatomie
Graphic.
The papers say there are bedbugs
In the penitentiary, notes the Jewell
County Republican, and it adds:
Serves 'em right.
There may not be anything in a
name but the chances are that Miss
tending business college at Hutchfn-
son. is a sharp girl.
"A farmer" is quoted by the North
Shawnee Chief, as being responsible
for this gem: After all that has hap
pened this summer, the sunflowers
look up and smile. After all, the sun
flowers are true Kansans."
An insight to the secret of the 1arg-
er success generally achieved by the
rural youths is conveyed in the follow
ing high school note in the Waldo Ad-
vocate: Most of the country pupils
come to school rain shine.
Some of the old fashioned towards
appear to be still in the flesh at John
son, Stanton county. While Editor
LOOMS of the johnson Progressive
days, his forms were thrown out in
the street and two new cases of type
were turned bottom up on the floor of
his office.
Some of Verd Napier's "Sunbeams"
IN his Blue Mound Sun: A shoe that
tits shouldn't hurt but that's the very
KIND that hurts worst. 80. Few of
the men who stoop to conquer ever
get the kfnk out of their backs
When the average man shoots off his
mouth he doesn't stop to figure on the
recon-. -. One trouble with this
country is that there are not enough
rich uncles and postoffices to go
round The only way in which
too much advertising can hurt your
business is when the advertising is
done by your competitor.