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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
TWO ITEMS OTSHOWN in
RIO GRANDE INVENTORY
Jose AyaId and Sidney ROseHe Are Almost Fixtures OF
old Line, For Each Has Been In lis Employ
Continuously For More Than 80 Years.

Sidney. rs hc Il best known. not only
also collects them. lie looks after the
operation ~ his train. but a. there are
no other trains To be- met along the
right nf way he has no orders 10 give.
excerpt that his train must reach its DIES
tination by the schedule time. and III 10
doesn't we'll. there's ne love lost. some
thing happens. aud Sidney looks un aud
frcis like amy other conductor while the
engineer works out the problem Of the
moment.
Also. when starting time comes Rio
.tirande Ne. | must h. on it, way. and
nothing doing for the passenger who
H. tardy for his week end visit % the
coast. III it's u barrel ~ fish at the
Point Isabel end hat must 20 10 Browns.
willie. Sidney may hold up for a minute,
but Point Isabel fish shippers have long
since learned that It's best IA have the
fish all ready or the chances are il will
stay ~ ia shipping point.
Regardless ~ what people may Sly
about the old l,io Grandc it, operators
are SticklcrS for good time. and il us "a
all possible. they are going ~ make II
to destination uH the minute.
Asked AZ 10 how long he had been ia
the service. Sidney th0nghtfully replied
that hr didn't remember. but that NJ
knew that he WAS a Young boy when h.
became connected with the I.io Grandc
After 4 number ~ wears ia various posi-
tiunS h. became conductor ~ pcrhap,
the most remarkable railroad ia Texas.
and has held that position through all
the various revolutions NJ the l.io
Grande.
Altogether. the two chief figures in the
operation AZ the l:in ,irandc railroad
are remarkable IN The extreme. Hun
drcslS. YES thousands. IT people who have
Travelled between Brownsville and Point
isabel will recall times when they vented
their wrath and impaticnce on the tw,
heads hat have tailored with a wreck
for years. but the only answer that ever
came was the calm aud gcntlcmanly
answer that only men experienced IN
public service know how a. give.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
ROOSEVELT COME cos LOS REYES

Madrid. JUMBO ~. III rcy Alfonso y Ia
i.'ima Victoria ohSrpuiaron aver cn II
palacio dr IA Gramia. \ ruarcnta millas
IL Madrid. IA cNpreSidcntc Roosevelt. Los
otros inyiiado> cram Il amhaiador ameri.
rano Willard. I'll hiia ~ Roosevelt Mrs.
LungN orth. kermit n Su rspu>a , N "a
pitln Norton T.. Wood
~ rA \ "A r%oruncl NicioS conoriduS
puc> cSlnNirruu %iuutu~ rn VA ctrrmuniaS
funrralrs del rl Eduardo WI WV Lon.
dreS. Roosevelt admira dchidamcntc
los prucrdimirniu~ d-rrncrntirrS dcl rry
Alfonso NWrlmtr laS arcs hnraS que ia
10 Ia rc,r priun W IcS uNo hublar ~ vari
ADDS asuntoS dr IL historic dc Espana,
an la cuJl al Curunrl ~ ha puc@iO muy
fucrte para la OCCASION
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
la ENFEEMEDAD AMENAZA 4 LOS
AMERICANOS.

Ncracruz. iunio ln.-El cncmieO mas
iemibic que cstan cncontrando aqui las
tropaS amcricanas g. In disentcria. que
ahora - ha vuelto cpidcmica I'm II hos
pitiI militar, III cuidado del mayor VIII
liams, hay >ctenta y einco pacientes. dc
los cuales treinta con diSentcria. Uno de
cllos ACADIA dc morir.
a dcspccho de las precaucioncS mas
cstIictas Ia discnteria Sc cxtionde. T0daS
las c%ocinas \ depoSitoS de proyiSioncs
han sido embellishments cubicrtaS con
redcS mctalica> porqRc ia di,cntcria &
debe n infection traida por las moScaS.
Por otra parte cmpiczan a ararcccr
rraInlcs cantidaIcs dc mosquitoes \ con
eiluS Ia malaria. Esia playa III han tent
do que sufrir cspccialmcntc los buqueS
e~stacionados en- Tampico. III Des Moines
que pcrmanccio algum tempe anclado
en- II rio rcgrcso aqui coiA>c>enta a. MAJ
laria abor,lo. III cruccro helc> llcrmionc
tuyo ochcnta \ sictc caSos dc malaria y
sris lie sus tripnlantrS murirun. Tndo>
los harcos cstan protcgido con red meta
lica contra los mosquitoes pero estoS publ
cron invadir los buqucs cuando hubo ne
ccsidad dc guitar cSaS rrdcS para II zaia-
rranclio dc cnmlate.
Los casos dc yirucla van diSminuycndo
\ 81 numero ai.ora nada ticnc dc extra
ordinario.
ii los buaucs ~permanrcrn aqui haSta
81 mes dc a.osio ~ dc trmcr que los cicc
to- de- la malaria - hagan Scniir dnra
mente. auquc So han adnptlh" l"S mct"-
dos mas eticaccs para conIurarla So
csta hacienda una guerra sin cuartcl al
mosquito.
Los crnceros americana Z inglc> ChcS
ter \ Hermionc han >llidu dc rrgrr>u para
sus rcspectiNaS bases
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
N0TICIAS VARIAS
Los DINIDENDOS DE IA CONl'A
MA DE StEL.

Paris. JUNO 10. ror ycz PluI,Fl ga
muchos amos aver ~ crltlcaron a>l'rra
mciic los maneioS dc los DIRECTORIES de
la Compania del Canal ~ Sucz al ue"rr
tar un di,i'Icndo dc solo un ~ por cirn-
Ia. .Algunus de los accioui>taN prcgumta-
ron la razon ,c que q dividend" no fuc
RI mayor.
III antique ministro lr noes IA React
ones, Charles .Ionntrt. ahnra pre- SIdcntc
dc la compania. diio que los dcrccho> dcl
Canal - habian rrluridn ia un lie pur
cicnto In tinclada. para poncrSc ~ niycl
de Panama, y que aicnas dcbido ~ cal
ado cada dia malur 'ir i0> hrpnr> era
ncccSarin c>tar rofunuIlauin roh>tan
tcmcntc 81 canal dr SUI.
Los accionistaS prptcStaron dc q;r cn
la junta de- dircc.orrs hnhirra trrinti
personals cen cnorm,, -Illriu>. " guc >u
numcro dcberia scr rcduciio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
IA HrELGA GENERAL IN ITALIA

Roma iunio 10-.Nyer fuc proclama
da IA hu,lga, como protcsta contra laS mt
didaS ~ repression que II gohicrno ha to-
mado \ que dicron por rcSultado Ia mucr
te DC sictc ohrcroS en- las dcmostracio
me- a. Ancona. n domingo ultimo. Ia
mucrtc L. utro nhrcro aver ca Fiorcnci.
ina cnarlecido ~ animoS.
III gnbicrnn c>ta muy %intranquilo por.
que - tcInc que IA huclga c~ta sicn.
do apoNado ma solo por los sociali>taS Il
un pnr II nirlido radical. - ha %crilicl.
IA duramrutc il gohicrno pur hahrr IN
pctido las manifc> tacioueS animilitar
I>ta> 81 dia del actual. ~ primer minis
trp runtrstu 4 les carguS dicirndu que ~.
~ rn Ancnna hlhiaH ururridu dr>orlcn
q que nadic ,rutia mas que 81 IA pcrdi.
ia dc vidaS n que los p%olicios we habi.
an di>parldo Snhrr IA mullitud Scrinu
cISiieadoS.
I'm Roma So produio anochc otro gra.
" d@c,nrlrn. Mil ~hucigui>taS Sr propusi-
crun mnrrhar Snhrc II Quirinal N ~ cs.
.rrrillron con un muro dc trupa> que I'LL.
impidio n paSo. Dc>pucs de Narias de-
tstl=lN ~ diff ~ iNtNtNllilbIt - ftNliI
So peTn murhuS snlhldoS N murhns uh
rcros qucdaron iastimadoS. eSpcrialmcutr
cuaudo Ia manifestation preiendio rc
hacrrsc n tuyo qHr SER di>uciin otra vcz
pnr ia iurrza. En IlS ciudldcS cn que sr
cStan producicndo las manifestations ~
IA prnhibido Ia prcnsa.
he mrchoS otroS luearcS dc Italia
Hogan notirin dc drSurlrncS. I'm GcnO
"a los Manifestations ohligaron M com
crcio q ccrrar suS c>tahlecimicntOS. En-
Turin los huciriStaS 50 %apndrraron dn
dos rarrn~ cnntrnirndO tahacu lc III pro
piclad dcl goLicruo regaron IA cuHicn
80 por 81 suclo y IT, %prcEdieron fuego ar
r- dr SCR disp r~adnS nor IA rahallcria
I'm Ncnccia fanhien ~ nrGdnjcrun rs
rios lluer> entire los uhrrru~ y Ia pulicia
I'm EpreJmo. dcspucS &c obligar 4 los &C.
uncertainties \ rrrrar los obr'rnS atirg
rui ln> trmvi urhanns n %nhligaron n
los cnpisados a SIspcuGcr 81 Seryicio.
Roma. JUNO H. les i~rSnrirncS ron
iiuunn ~, Y np>ar Nv hahfrse suspended
1nochc IL hnclra general d. ohrcroS. En-
Bari oncr hurlgi>taS qurdaron y en- Ma
Tnir> y qurrin mncrtn. tres NAV ma
htridos \ dirci>ieir mas q mcnos NAL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
II ronMENrA rEonInIcIoNIsTA

WaShiugto. iuniu I'D. Ia iuuta "a RI.
g~lamcntacion establrcio no, una rrgla o..
rccial para que - considcrcn cn q dc.
bltc cincn bills cunScryadOrcS a. ll al
miniStracinn. ia iunta ~ aHlazo in e..
tablcccr una rcgla Scmciantc para que
81 conSiderc tambien la cmicnda llobSon.
luc quirrv a pruhibicioniSmo nIcional.
Sin embargo. ~ cSprra que IA rcgla
prullbicioniS1a spra tambien rccOmcn-
dada acknowledgements a In Camera.
Los pruhihiciuni>taS AN ia Camlra n
~cguran qrr >cran ncct>ario dos tercio>
dc Ii mayoria para pdSar Ia camienda.
Ia cual e. probable que pnr bora no
pueda obtcncr~c. III diputado Under
wood dice Que II ~ vot0 no ~ tuma ahO-
ra. Va no podra obtcnprsc durante las
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
IN CISMA PRORABi.. IN Eh PAR
1InO rhDUkl~lSTA

New York iunio ~. Amos rirchnl
pGblica hoy una clF!a uut rsrrihir rr.
,lntcmcntr i Theodore t,sCN,li dcnEn
ciandolc u George Perkins, por "taNorV-
ccr Ia protection del monrpJt' priNado
ca las Industries amcIi,IEH," PnchCt
aCusa a Perkins dc opcutr ~ al dercchb
dc los obrcroS dc orgauizar>e. ' dc que
irata dc convcncer al pueblo H. que los
trusts son Institutions utilrS n ~agra
das. Finalmcntc. pidc que - cNila =
Perkins Ia dimi>iOn del rlc>iu dc pre-
sidentc del Comitc Executive lrogr"siS
ia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11

Niagara Falls. iunio Hi g"bicrno
americana Ia Solicitado de los mcdiado-
res que cun~idt rem pur ii IN meditation
~iracasa \ lu~ rumbatc~ rontinuan. pol
ran Sureir complicacioucS tales que obi
.Uen al r@J,rciio americana u marchar 80
hrr IA ciudad ~ Mexico para prutcrr-
luS intcrcScS rNiranicrn3 * IA auarpuia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
iD- ACADEMIES FERROrNENil.E
RIOS nISMINlNEN.

Washington. JUNO ~. Fan II trimcstrc
terminate IN III dc d"icirmhrc ultimn NJ
cuadrr dc academies dr lrrrnrarril puc
81 rcgiSira cn H. iunta "a comcrcio IN.
triproyincial arroia n total dc So per
~uuaS murtri- I11IG hrridI~. cautidad
mcnnr pnc wv igual prripdn AZ 1872.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
IA CONFERENCA De PAz EN- NIAGARA FALLS

Niagara Falls. JUNO 10 Los Delegates
americanos han Sido miormadu> dc IN"
los consiitucionalistaS he NH gun mod"
ac,.p,an nm plan gu pcrmlti = llurri.
elercer la function con itn,f"ral dc n"li
brar nm sucrsor. Subrc este pnnlu les
~mcLiadores \ los americana, csian iniiai
sijcnics. y c%ualquicra de lbs dos lado>
tcndra que ccdcr para roleT continrir
las discusioncs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11

Washington. JUNO III. - han pTodu
eide Observation-Disclosures "a los %fcrroca
rifles que uucn Neracrpz con la capital.
\ - atribuNen a II explosion premature
A. a%leuua, w la> minas colocadaS para
contcncr az possible ayance dc los amcri
canu>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
Ell FINAL DE UNA LARGA CEl:EMO
MA.

Madrid. iunio II I'm III capiila dc In
~cmbaiada i%uplcSa X v%criiicu hoy III cere-
monia rciigiOsa que ACADIA dc Unir a Ker-
R~oeScVvcli con Miss Belle Willard.
l,c,puc~ drl almnrrzn A. hodas liza a yer
inrarSc un garden party. pcrO un fucrtc
aguaccro Ia iupidio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
BODY
OF LAWMAKERS SAW
WILDNIGHT SITTING

sydney. june ~. Wild scenes. culmi.
mating in a pillow fight and fisticuiiS.
marked 4 recent all night sitting Of the
Australian parliament. Because the -
position continued obstruction tactics.
the government decided ON an all night
sitting. and the government whip pro.
vidcd the ministeriali>ts with pillows
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
Ell ANTILLO IN PUERTO.

Tampico. iunin 1. III vapor Antilla
que cunducr wa cargImrntu ~ arnia>
para los cun>tiiuciomali~tas. cntrO nj
puerto aver pare no - aproNimo "A nlngun
mncllc. - cr,4. gu. hny dcScargara.
IN III FERI;OrNHHIL DE VERA
CRUZ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
LOS CONSTITUCIONALISTAS IN
~NEEAIEII.

Washington. JUNO N. Los moyimirn
toS dc Ia trupaS constituciunalisiaS "l
las ~ccrcanins dc Ncracruz prnduciran
scrun ~ cspcra. IA faciiidad ncce>aria
para Ia introduction dc where's cn 81
puerto. que Ia silo rcStringida por los
fclcralcS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
PARA PEDTFIEE 4 EnN~ENI.ir ~
LAS MlIEl.tS.

lnndrcS. JUNO II. Para que laS Suf
ra.isiaS no intervcngan on " proerJm'
de rcccpcioncS que - prep1ra go honor
dc Roosevelt. \ "a cchrn 4 ptr'irr. To- he
TALES del miSmn - guardian ca >frrrin
nero 50 eniien1c pue 81 componc ~ uni
la..a serie SIC f~csteios i-A ades y IT, ,is
IL ~. muehsss Vsgsonlliaadcs rron'lncn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
orIo ATENTAno SrFEAGISTA.

lnndrc~. iunio m. Hoy 81 intcnio de-
truir H. >ilt de L. coronation que cSta
rn w ahadia M Westminster deSde LOO
%,aiirii aiirma que iurrun las sufra
~'>taS.
o. ~illa quesio intacta pcro IN llamada
~pirlra del DrStinor que r>ta 4 los pies
AZ ella. qucdc muS abOllada.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
GUERRA INMlNENTE ENTIRE TUR
QUA GEECIA.

Londrc~. iunio iI.El Times prclice otra
guerra rnIrr trr,ia N rnrquin. cluSada
TOR w intran~iirncia lc in, i%nyrnrS TAR
cus que han rNPui>ado u los grirgus Ne
.Tracia n del Asia Mrnor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
NEINTiCINCO AMOS FOR IN SUEG
lsO.

Gainesville. Texas iunio 10. Claude
Cook. acusado ia hahrr dado mucrtc g
Su Suegro -. n. Hope harc dos amos Ger
"a a. Denton. qlcslo hoN ron,ictr /, con
denslo "A suiiir .sinticimco mos de- re-
c~lusion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11
, POR LA CIUDAD


Austin. JUNO IN In iunta De ban
co.'s del cstado dio hoy authorization para
harrr ucgrcioS III state Bank and Trust
Company. dr Brownsville. con an CAPT
tai dc sc>cuta mil pesos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-11

Mazatlan. JUNO II. Aver, antcs dc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-30

never appealed TO the mob, has never
played to the galleries, but to the con-
science and the Judgment of the poo
pie Ills conservatism has been the
more conspicuous because he has been
surrounded, for large portion Of the
time, by officials who were beating
the tom-toms ana creating false Issues
to deceive the voters of the state. In
all Of the agitation he has kept his
head and pursued the even tenor OF
his way
Strong support.
Nothing moro fully illustrates the
strength and the souudnoss of the
Dunlop campaign than the character
Of the men who are supporting him,
business men and farmers, oil men
aud cattlcmcn, coal miners and coal
operators, section hands and railroad
managers, are all enlisted In his cause
because they nrc all thoroughly con-
viuccd that should Dunlop be nom
mated and elected, as now seems more
than reasonably sure they will get a
Square deal and that will be some
thing new In oklahoma. Such a thing
would be Il positive and welcome IN
noVatiOn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-30
Second Season Will
OPEN HERE TOMORROW
FORT SMITH AND TULSA
WILL BE OPPOSING
CLUBS,
RAIN HALTED Came monday
Nothing Scheduled for Today
Oklahoma City Didn't Win
the Pennant.

There will be no ban game n Tulsa
today in spite Of reports on the streets
yesterday afternoon The next game
will be with Fort Smith tomorrow
afternoon, at which time they VIII
open the second season Tho gnmc viii
start at 4 o'clock ON account Of the
excessive heat, which has been affect
ing the ball players President Purpus
stated last night that from now on
there viii be more pep in the camp
Of the Producers than ever, ana that
the games will be played in much
faster style than heretofore, thereby
allowing the big crowd to get away
in ample time to get their suppers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-06-13

Colorado was among the first state
in the union TO adopt the initiative,
the referendum and the recall and
the very first, We believe, to clothe
women with he electoral franchise
And vet Judge Ben Lindsey tells us
that Colorado has perfected the sci
ence of corrupting men. Its judges.
its supreme court judges, are owned
like office boys" Far be it from US
to even 30 much as intimate that The
initiative, the referendum and the re-
call and woman suffrage are RESPONSE
BILE for the conditions alleged, but GER
tsinly they have not prevented them
II we may believe Judge Lindsey viii
he. az an advocate Of all these reforms
kindly eniighten us as 10 the cause
OF the failure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-06-13
GENTLEMEN FARME rs

Two New York "magnates' hav,
purchased a tract of 10000 acres il
Tennessee, with the intention of es.
Itablishing model dairy and cattle
ranEh They propose to introduce
every scientific modernism known tc
| agriculture and they mean to make
| il pay.
A great many men in active bus;-
mess are looking forward to the tins
when they will have enough put aside
to indulge penchant for their own
fresh vegetables, cattle and poultry
Long before the time of Horace or
Virgil men who knew the polite re
finements of the court or the sophis
ticated cultivation of great cities
sighed for the rural felicities and
wrote with rapture about bees ana
flowers.
The trouble with most gentlemen
lar TUleTS is tltlT Il dDStlitct lduulOIu-
ism Their enthusiasm is that of the
dilettante 1t is a different matter
when man must make his living by
the sale of produce in an open market |
Then his calling demands the undivid-
ed attention of the professional and |
the sOecialist
William NJ. Eyarts bon mot" about |
lis farm at Windsor, Vt, is frequent
y quoted in this connection. Gen
lemen.' he said to his guests, will
-ou have champagne or milk They're
'qualiy expensive There is truth
behind the iocularity, Farming by
me who lives on the ground and takes
lis part in the work may be made a
rofitable occupation; the other kind
f farming. like Yachting or polo or a
OK at the opera. is a luxury for the
ich man to enjoy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-06-13
DUBOIS ADVERTISING SCHEME

Merchants organizations and other
commercial bodies are waking mp to
the folly OF patronizing every sort Of
an advertising scheme that comes
along Many such schemes ase worth
less for publicity purposes and others
do not bring benefits in proportion to
the expenditure
The Merchants and Business Mem
Association OF Tulsa at recent
meeting placed itself on record
against "indiscriminate and fake
schemes Of advertising Hereafter
when an advertising proposition Of
any sort. aside from legitimate news
paper adYertising is presented to any
member Of the association IL viii be
submitted to the secretarg Of tha'
body The secretary. in turn. Is tc
report II to a special committee which
has been appointed TO consider such
matters. Unless it meets the aD-
probation Of this committee there Riil
be no business for the publicity pro-
mo,er among members Of the Mer-
chants and Business Mems association.
This plan IL adhered to. will save
time and money for the merchants
AIl-tae So called advertising snaps
are not worthless, hut the majority o.
them. considered as an aid to trade
getting. are not worth patronizins
They sre multiplying IN numbers s.
rapidly as 70 have become a source
OF continuous annoyance. even in
csses where they are no, an expense
Even those who turn them down mEs'
give up much Of their time 10 the en-
terprising solicitors who dilate O.
the merits Of their schemes.
rAsp urchssing psblic is Herl
slightly influenced bs advertising
snaps" Sensible people look to th'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-06-13
LIFE

The poe s exclamation; 20 Lie!
feel thee bounding in my veins, Is
a Joyous one. Persons that can rarely
or never make it, in honesty to them
selves. are among the most unfor-
iunate. They do not live, but exist
for to live implies more than to be.
To live is to be well and stronS-to
arise feeling equal to the ordinary
duties of The day, and to retire hol
overcome by them-to feel life bound
ing in the veins. A medicine that has
made thousands OF people, men ana
women, well and strong, has ac-
complished great work, bcstowing
tho richest blessings, and that medl~
cine is Hoods Sarsaparilla. The
weak. run down, or debilitated from
any cause. should not fail to take IT,
1t builds up the whole system
changes existence into life, and
makes life more abounding We are
clad 10 say these words in us favor
TO the readers of our columns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-06-13
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering il through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good YOU
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co. Toledo. O.. contains no
mercury. and Is taken internally, acting
dire city upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure YOU get the genu-
inc. II is taken internally and made in
Toledo Ohio by r. J. Cheney Co. Tes-
tirnonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. dissolves gravel.
cures diabetes. weak and lame backs.
rheumatism. and all Irregularities OF
the kidneys and bladder in both men
and women. Regulates bladder trou-
hles in children. II not sold by your
druggist. viii be sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF 800. One small bottle is
two months treatment. and seldom
fails to nerfect a cure. Send for tes-
timonials from this and other states.
Or. Z. W. Hall. 1926 Olive Street. st.
Louis. Mo. Sold by druggists.-Adv.
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In the United States there are over
25,000 moving picture theaters at
which there is an average attendance
Of over Is million persons. The Amer
lean people are spending 800 million
dollars year on the movies. 1t is
not one of the billion dollar things, ,"
like tobacco, motor cars, liquor and
SO on, but 1t is an important industry
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the merchants. They read the news
papers in their homes and they do not
go about town seeking novelties in ad
vertising to find out what bargains
are being offered in the stores. BY
the same token the sensible merchants
are doing more newspaper advertis-
ing and spending less money on doubt
full forms of publicity
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All services as usual.
Sunday school st5 a. m.
Bible school 9: 45 a. III.
Jnnior Union, a'p- m.
b. Y p. u. at p. m.
Subject of morning sermon The
Freedom Giving Truth
Rev. +. A. Nelson, OF Brazil. VIII
speak at o'clock
West Side Congregational Church
Corner Eighth and Warner
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The glory of firm capacious mind =
Homer.
What should man do but be
merry Shakespeare.
No good book, or good thing OF any
sort. shows its best face at first.-
Carlyle.
Your enemies caused your down
fall. bur who caused your enemies
Edison.
You can help your fellow man most
by being the noblest and best man u
is POSSIBLE for you to be.-Phiiiipa
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Corner Division and Noble.
Services tomorrow as follows:
Sabbath school GAS a. N.
Morning service Iii a. N.
Junior G. +. p. m.
Senior c. E. 300 p. IN.
Evening service 500 p m.
In the morning church service Rev
.. 0. Whitwell will preach.
In the evening the Children's Day
exercises will be given. A program
or this service has been preparei by
he Sabbath school and viii take the
,lace of the regular evening service
All are invited to attend.
GEO. L. NICHOLS, Pestor.