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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-02
UTILITIES LAW CONSTITUTIONAL
Supreme Court Decides That All Acts
OF the Public Utilities Commits
sion Are Constitutional.

Holding that the legislature has
absolute power In all matters OF leg
islauon except az limited by the con
stitution. and that there Is nothing
In the constitution which prohibits
the legislature from cnacting laws to
regulate public utilities corporations.
the supreme court Of the state of Ida
no. In decision handed down Satur-
lay. upholds the constituiionality OF
the public utilities act and the valid
ity Of al the acts performed and ord
ors issued by the commission during
its life
The decision was written by JUS
ticc Sullivan and concurred in by
District Judge Il. a. Walters. but
Chief Justice Ailshie hands down a
dissenting opinion The case under
consideration was the consolidation
Of two similar ones IN which the
Idaho Power q Light Co. sought 70
enter Twin Falls In contravention OF
an order by the commission and the
Beaver River Power CO.. its prede-
cessor. tried 10 enter the field at Poe
atcilo under the same circumstances
By the terms Of the act which ere
atcd the commission, the supreme
court was given power TO review or
ders OF the commission and II Is II
this manner that the case comes be
fore that body.
In each case. upon the understand
ing that a public utilities commission
was about TO be created. the compa
. mics who are the complainanis. 50
cured the passage by the city coun
oils Of the cities which they propose
TO enter. ordinances granting ther
A franchises. However. In the case q
n the Twin Falls franchise. the oontra'
vas not completed by the compan
q until almost two months after ~
. public utilities act had gone into 9
4 feet ~ neither case was actual wor
o. on the piarfs or transmission hegu'
4 says the opinion.
O. IN pleading rs case, the po"'
b. company gives four reasons for
a. claim that 81 is authorized 90 oo
d. gfrrct ard operate the proposed ~
Il, tom without application 20 th" uti
ties commission for permission.
sa,a hrsi that its right under q
franchise granted became contra
% RIGHTS within the protection of q
~ constitution. The court replies IN
~ arch Is q financial conclusio. a.
D. quotes opinions from other states
% gnstorf its point stating as ifs on
- o.jsion that 1T f. we'll settled
s' 6ecieions that the making of GO
~ trac,a between nunicipalitics q
!" eortoratioEs. as In the case 20 b
pr can never be- held 10 abrOgate or 3
'OI vent the exercise Of the state "
IN roilec power w any manner that
NAV consider just and proper. u
aera concluded that such contra
BE- could BE- entered into, every f.ibat
.ze tai power granted 20 the comtiia"
.ve Iy the legislature 10 the public %
"a tiles act could easily be nuil'cd
so. ~, Al naughi By the simple aet
10 making contracts prior 10 thc q
"a the act became effective.
ose future cxerclgc BY the state 0f 10
adj flee power cannot thus be thwai
and prevented. '"--Statesman'
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-02

As the time apr roraches for the first
count I'm the merchants popular vot-
ing contest which f. being conducted
through the Times. interest among
he contestants Is increasing as is cyi
denccd by the number OF ballots that
are being cast. Remember this count
takes place next Friday evening, July
9'h. q; which time $500 IN cash will
tc G.vcn 20 the highest contestant.
and $500 to the next highest rho
ballot box. which will be found a.
this Office, will be closed promptly At
1880 on the evening OF July 10Th. 81
De sure and get your votes In befoss
that time.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-02

At various times the press has had
much TO say about American farmers
emigrating to Canada, but less has
been told OF the thousands OF Cam
adams that emigrate to the United
States. In the last six years GIG. 3
Americans have emigrated to Canada'
while 594.919 Canadians have emf
grated 10 the United States. This
shows that for six years our total loss
to Canada has been only 21,193 peo-
pie. an almost insignificant number.
An interesting feature OF this cmi-
grafton is that the number OF people
coming from Canada 10 this country
Is proportionately growing greater
each year. and last year we gained
more than we lost. $4,000 Canadi-
ans came in as against 139, 700
Americans who went TO Canada.
However. this emigration from Can
ada TO this country is partly made up
OF our own people who are coming
back. or Americans who had gone
10 Canada 22.S32 returned IN 1919;
l31.432 returned IN 1871; 3S,317 re-
turned In 1912: 544sS returned In
1913. These hgures show very
rapid increase In returned Ameri-
cans and indicate that before lons
the bulk OF them will have returned
and emigration will be very small.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-02

use his own Judgment In signing the
same, which is as II should be. as he
himself IN the best judge Az to wheth-
er the contract enure to his benefit or
not We understand meeting viii
be held at Falls city this evening and
another at Appleton school house ON
Friday evening.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-02
So. 90 Per Year
Twin Falls Takes Two from Jerome.

There isn't much to be said about
he ball games Saturday and Sunday.
The scores show just about how it
happened. In Saturdays game. Twin
Falls outplayed us in every point of
the game and TO was the way it
ooked from the Grand Stand all the
lime. Linville. the Twin Falls pitch
er, had US pretty much at his mercy
al through the game, our boys max
ing only four scattering hits. His
lelivery is slow ball with rather
vide curves, mixed up with an oc-
casional fast one. They sure look
easy to hit. but our boys couldn't get
hem out of the diamond. While he
struck out only five Jeromites. he
was master OF the situation at all
times. Butler. the catcher, gave him
great support. steadying him when
ever he got a man on base. The rest
of the Twin Falls boys played a good
game, especially the infield. which
starred in many plays, throwing out
our men at first on balls that looked
| ike safe hits.
Ashenfelter had an off day and
this probably accounts for our losing
more than anything else. Whenever
Jack is not at his best. the rest of the
team play accordingly, and Saturday
was just such a game. 1t seems as If
| they all look TO Jack to win their
games for them, and when he has an
10
up the deficiency. OF course Jerome
should have two pitchers who could
be relied upon, so that If one isn't
working right the other can be put in
before the game is lost We had ar
ranged for a pitcher to work Satur-
day, but at the last minute he failed
us, so the burden fell on Jack, even
though he wasn't in shape.
Sundays game was lost principal
ly by bad fielding on the part of Je-
rome. Whenever there was a chance
to throw the game away, we did it,
for no team can win games and pile
up six in the error column. The pc
culiar part OF it was that the errors
we're made on the third out each time
i
, Twin Falls made five scores without
1 one being earned. From that you
( can imagine the support our boys
II gave Richarson who started out and
lasted only four innings. Jack then
r went into the box with the score six
d to nothing against him, and allowed
only one hit in the five innings he
: pitched. Twin made its seventh run
Is errors
l. Ansell, for Twin Falls, pitched q
r mastery game, striking out Is mer
IS and allowing only six scattering hits
l. Our boys started batting rally il
l. the fifth. and with the aid of a cou
W pie of errors on the part of Twill
ir Falls made three runs. That wa
-e the end of our run getting until Jacl
hit a home run over right field. max
AZ ing our total for the game four.
" The feature of Saturdays gam
er was Count Ashenfelter's throw fror
ID left field. catching a runner fror
IS. third base at the plate, and Dick Jay
es cox's one hand catch of hit to righ
at field pulling the ball right out G
ay the clouds.
IT. The features of Sundays game wa
ay Ansell's pitching and Jack Asher
felters home run. Below is the stor
we of the misery:
A =
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-02

xearly 100000 viii be- returned
n wool growers Of Utah. Idaho ana
,cvo,oing ~ conformity 10 ruling
made recently By the interstate com
,,cr,e commission ~ Warrington
the commission held 'hat rates
|h.,aea for the shipment Of WOOL east
f,om these western states we're *
>.,~1ye and that the railroads must
,c,uru the exeess 30 the shipper Fopi
Hundred and nfty wcsier" wool
~,,,wers benefit ~ this decision Eaeh
.,,n receive from $500 10 si11o.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-02

Telephone post cards are no" be-
tex ,4rfoasiy proposed = 1ess1se
~oun b. written On sp,.'' y "s' W.
.,,f sos,eard and mailed iif. ofdi
szry nail. The pOstof'ee o. II 20.
,egses the card would me- 'ai, ~
!, me Telephone he person q "ho q
,be card wzs addressed, ano VINO I
,e,sskoae number appeared in the a."
d,ssa and read the message.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-02
BuckIen's- Agnica gaiye for Cuts,
fturus. sores.

Mr.. r.. s. Loper. Mnriila. n. y,
writes: Il have rcyer had a cut. burn.
wound or g0re 30 would not heal.
Oct r box OF Bucklen's Arnica Salye
today. Keep handy az all times for
burns, sores, cuts. wounds. Prevents
lockjaw. 25c al your druggists.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-02

1Sfe fbe above szs pot into type,
'f b41 of<zslDn ~ attend . MEETING
y fbe 1eftIers Of fbe Grand vjee
s's'fief bsj1 lzsf evesIsg, ~ phItb
v"'s ne Sep (OHfS&ef Nas taken %
~sa eIs1st4f1 ffOB every point 81
-, 4 e,DfiDB W. made ~ a<fepf
~ 1e~ foSfra<t ~blrb. when ya' ~
: ,fff, ese lett ~ = s0sII marsin,
~ ~ line lsfIsz this meeting VS.
~ ~ft%mSf mz1s ~ eopDeI = set-
~ ~ sss1< ~ me result &s1 - =
consequences sz<k s4tfler IA jeft "a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07
IN THE INTEREST
OUR CHILDREN
rAEENTTEACIIEI;>' ASSOCIATION
EXTENDS GENERAL INVITATION
TO All. PARENTS To ATTEND
MEETING.
WELFARE OF BROWNSVILLE
SCHOOL CHILDREN II OBJECT
OF ASSOCIATIONS. WHICH DE
SIRES LARGER MEMBERSHIP

Great interest ~ lreing manifested
throughout the city w tilr meeting ~
The brownsville Parent Teachers a>so
citation. which will hc held THURSDAY
afternoon. Jan y. I'D The grammar ~ciuol
hui ding III = 20 O'Clock. The a~~nciatiun
has mailed out five hundred invitations
Ga a. MANY Brownsville families. aud if
any have been overlooked The presidents
Mrs. James W. Holt. stated today that
il was not Intentional. All parents and
teacher, a., desired uf ~" meeting.
The program for the afternoon Viii IH-
cludc the regular business session NJ The
a>>nriaiinn. after which there will W. a
musical program and refreshments. The
meeting promises 10 hr an interesting
one 1ud one nr cutrrtliru.rnt.
The object At the Parent Teachers e.
ISOLATION IVY the name implies. y an or
ganiZaiiou ~ parents AMI teachers who
meet together once MONTHLY ~ promote
he interests IT the school children and
t. work III harmon, for the children.
The associations have been found tn IT,
uf great benefit all over the country. and
they have resulted ~ a closer relation
ship between tbs teacher aud the par
cnt the ultimate object being the vel
fare uf the pupil.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07
SELL CULTURES MEET.

The Self Culture club met with Mrs
n. ~ Marmluu~ at .,nl Washington
street. III r~fl1! a%ftrrnrrr. All members
were present. After the roll call. the
disposition Of old AMI new business aud
\ short session ~ parliamentary work.
'lrr president. Mrs. W. 4. Craig turned
the club over a. the leader for The da,.
Mrs. w. L. Jones. who ~ her artistic
aud original way made the lesson from
Hamlet very interesting.
Mrs. Martin I;c>tcirn'> imprnmptn
synopsis If Hamlet ~ a. what >hr con.
slders the climax. showed hcr talent Tor
telling thing, 10 y brilliant way.
Guests for the afternoon were Mrs.
W II. Cole and Mrs w. Copeland.
The hostess. assisted u, her daughter
served an elegant luncheon during tlt.
social hall hour.
The club viii assist aud cooperate
with the teachers ~ the cit, who urc
conducting 4 lunch counter ~ The Mid
Winter Fair. The proceeds ~ which will
90 towarl the sum required ~ secure ihs
summer normal for brownsville.
Thr club will meet next week with
Mrs. Il. l.. Stcll
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07
CATTLEMEN TAKE ACTION
BrEEAT OF ANIMAL MINISTRY
WILL SEND VETERINARY ~ !;
GEON ~ ASSISTANT.

Local cattle hu,rr> Interested in the
importation " Mexican cattle Yesterday
wired The nltcd States Bureau ~ Ani
NAL Industry that IL was impossible for
one man a. handle ~ the United states
veterinary work 90 the lower harder. ~
quircd when cattle are bring imported.
and asked that nm assistant for Dr. n.
r. Dutro. The United States veterinary
ia charge. The bureau wired promptly
hat u man H. being sent.
n i> stated that the matter AZ au l>
>i,tant lor Dr. Dutro has been author
izc,l for sometime. hut for various rca-
sous The assistant has not been forth
coming. ~ a result If the press ~
work and The lack If time for the N%ctcrim-
m, here. = cons idcrahlr number 81 cal.
de have been he'd rn the Mexican side
awaiting time when nr. Dutrn could Get
around. Ia covers the border ierriturl
from Brownsville 40 the port nf IIilllen
AMI The cattlcmru claim there - >uffir-
lent work VI this port alone d" keep him
busy IA all times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07
BROWNSVILLE CLIMATE
KANSAS CITY HOTEL MAN SHAFTS
Fol; MINERAL WELLS. BIT
LANDS IN BROWNSVILLE.

RrownSyillc'> wonderful winter elm
ate j. what attracted ". l.. Smith. a
Kansas CITY hotel and summer amu>c-
mcnt park man. Ia this city Mr. and
Mrs. Smith arrived ia the city Tuesday
for a STAY of y month ~ -. and 10
speaking last night ~ how he happened
~ come IA Brownsville he said that IN
Gainesville Texas. he told a friend that
~ wi> WI hi, WAY 10 Mineral Wells 4"
spend \ month w -. The friend then
promptly told him thai down III Browns
Vile. 81 thr Mexican border. there was
a glorious winter climate that would
please him greatly. AMI after Mr.. and
Mr.. Smith had listened o. thc qualities
Ut unr climate a~ eNlonmdel hy their
friend. they decided they would >prmd
the time here instead 1T ia Mineral
Wells.
- FAR. Mn. Smith said. hr a. greatly
pleased with the weather here and h. j.
preparing himself a. STAY here "a least
the fun period Nv intended ami possibly
longer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07
RUTLEDGE TEAM WINS.
FEATURE OF LAST NIGHTS GAME
IN TOURNAMENT WAS BOWLING
OF CAPTAINS OF TEAMS.

The John =. Eutldc.c team defeated
the >pcro company team III the Mrr-
chants league game ~ tn lscN ALLEYS
last night. The ~,,cro 'cRm Won IN
first game. but the ~rcnnd and third
were taken IN thr HutlcAgc team. ihr
second hv = >cnrr NJ 49, to 40 and ihr
third I'm y score nf 119 ~ Gi>.
The features of last nights game
were the excellent bowling of the cap
tliu~ ~ the respective teams. Captain
>cllar> NJ the I;utlrlgc team averaged
IL: for the three games and raising the
high individual average NJ the series d,
lG>. Captain IIau>cr ~ the Srrru team
j. second with am average fur The thrr
games III lG7.
Walton ~ The Willman team con
iinuc> g. hold The high individual >rur,
Tor the series. his hirh ,cnfr heine 30
The high score Tor teams is held i, IN.
Nimmo team. which made = total srnr,
uf 1al in the first game nf the lnnrnn
mcnt.
The next game will hc huWlcd tumnr
row evening. between the NimmO an,
whitman teams.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07
WHY is GREEN?"
y. "A. oEEIFN FAIR SECRETARY.
pID Not GET \ YELLOW RTE
BON. AID HES HAPPY.

Great T. the beautiful green. sang
~. \. oIrirn. secretary nf the Browns
willie Mid Winter Fair association. ~
hr held up before the gaze uf an admir-
NM. audience, ~ four or five persons "a
beautiful badge pruclaiming him AZ hr-
inc >vcTvtar, vi the fair. WhN Mr..
O1irirn received " green badge when
ever, other badge that has hrr.u handed
on was either y rctl. 4 ycloV ur \ black.
H. ! question that can net ~ explained.
suffice ID g. >aN. that Mr.. ol.Ficu Ger
tainlv ha> ! green badge aud hc j. very
proud nj ID.
There are hA The way certain cnrinsi
iie> ina the way ui badges being worn In
various officials If the Mid Winter Fair.
nr. u. 4. Works the official physician.
has \ badge II black silk and Appended
from II j. Y skull and rru>>bunc~. A sim
lar badge i thar uhirh ha> been fir
ni>hcd a. Dr. y. T.. Dutro. United States
veterinary surgeon. who j. also the Of
fetal veterinary surgeon for the fair.
All the badges are attractive and every
official connected with the fair viii have
one Indicative ~ hi> particular office.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07

Lucas COUNTY
Frank VI. Cheney makes bath that hp IN
senior partner ~ the firm Df III IL Chrnev
4 Co. doing business m the CITY OF To-
le1o. County and state aforesaid. ard
tfht said frm will pay the sum M ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and e.
cry case ~ Gafarrh that cannot w. cured
hy the use Of HALLS rATARRH CURE
FRANK j. CHENEY
sworn 10 before me and subscribed In
ny presence. this 9Th day Of December.
a. II. 1850.
tSeaD "A. w GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure ~ taker internally
and acts directly upon the blood and nl-
rous surfaces ~ the system. send TO-
testimonials. free
r. j. CHENEY A. co. Toledo. n.
Sold by all Druggists. &c.
Take Hairs Family pills fDr constipation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07
PERSONALS

Mr.. aud Mrs. ". Knox IF IIcmrhill.
Texas. are visitors in Brownsville to
day. They are guests al the Miller hotel.
Juan y. Cantu of AldamaS. Mexico. II
registered al the Miller hotel.
l.. W. Gardner and family IT Canyon
City. col. are guests al the Miller hotel.
:. !. Schnorenhcrg of Ia Feria i i
visitor IN the city.
T.. T.. Evans aud daughter If Mer-
ccrics arrived ~ the city on the motor
ear this morning. and will bc here
through the day.
Mrs. 7. 1. Homes of Mercedes arrived
III Brownsville this morning for 4 short
STAY.
VI. \. Notes.-The of 4. Joseph Mo. j.
4 business visitor III Brownsville for 4
few DAYS. lie j. registered IA the Miller.
L. VI. Opprnhcimcr Of New York city
H. \ business visitor in the city.
y H. powdy of >an Antonio D. regis.
tered at the Miller hotel.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. III u. Cunningham 0i
NISSAN are Ia Brownsville to-day. They
are guests al the Miller hotel.
James \. Hall If Houston IL ia the
city TO-DAY.
col. 4. T.. Dr,inc 81 San Antonio.
commercial agent for the Trinity \
~Iiruzo> Valley railroad. arrived ia
Brownsville last night and will he here
Tor Il few DAYS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07
NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting If the
stockholders Of the Merchants Nation
nj Bank of brownsville. Texas. will bc
held Mt its banking house, ON Tuesday.
January the 18th. 1871. AT 800 p m.
for the election of Directors and the
transaction at such other business a.
may properly conis before the meeting.
Il | sa0i. Ietn ureee. Cashier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07

Farihg HErkifd a mall stretch uf
The >lrct paving lurhltri tu.lai ai lh"
corner "a Twelfth ami Lr,cr .%trrgta.
which II the flrst buckle noticed since
The rains n several weeks aen The rr
PAIR department "a The cii, viii ~ plac
81 ai work ~ the ~, az a. onrr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07

Mr.. aud Mrs. ". Knox Of IIrmphill.
day. They are guests al the Miller hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07

STANDING OF TIM TEAM
NOTICE..

Anyone desiring tickets ~ the Mid
winter bah y" Nv given wv honor WI ';u,
crnor - u ColqHitt w The Ni,icr opera
house go Friday. Ian. =. 1911 mly IVY
cure SANS by app inr ai the office NJ
the Brownsville Chamber ~ Commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07

Juan y. Cantu Of AldamaS. Mexico. l.
registered ~ the Miller hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07
CITY NEWS

He SLAPPED Hcr.-Robert a. nor~ey.
A negro. was fined ~ and costs in tle
corporation court hy Judge 'claNa ihir
morning. u Negro woman. Opal "wart
having alleged thai Robert >lanprl he
without cause. The fine was suspended
hy the Judge durin. gnnd behavior 80
the part If the defendant. who = now
quietly rejoicing.
Rirrr ~ Iow Sfagc.-T The Eio Granlc
river T. at The lowest stage that has
been recorded since nearly y year ago
Dnrin. the past few weeks there has lrru
practically M rain 81 The watershed
Of the san Juan RIVER ID MrNico. which
j. the principal feeder. and the upper
reaches Of the i,io Grandc are Il>o
dry.
For ne BasincSS Nan Do Won want
to buy out the finest business ia Browns
Vile. Best Equipped Confectionery in
the city. centrally located. Magnificent
fnumtain-it its for sale. lt'> Your chance
You can get it-l;eady for business
~ soon az you want to op the doors
Its the Paragon Confectionery Ad
dress VIM. q. Craig. Trustee. ADV
JaSiicc CoHrf, Aof EHSE Nrrs ltil'
criminal business ha~ been before the
two Justice courts - Brownsville 10 ~"
past two weeks. The justices have Iuly
to give their attention % civil eases.
lrraHgiHg Jnr CcHRig Court. Conn
"a Attorney II. l.. Yates and As >tant
County Attorney \. VI. Kent are hu>.
arranging for the January term of he
county court. which opens on the 18Th.
The docket will Ie heavy. a. there are
4 large number Of eases brought over
from the last grand jury. and which
were transferred a. the county court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-07

l.. W. Gardner and family If Canyon
City. Col. are guests al the Miller hotel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-24
FARM LOANS
ARE TO Be
AUTHORIZED
BANKS IN FEDERAL. SYSTEM
TO TAKE RFAI. ESTATE
SECURITY

WASHINGTON = g. April - or
ticial announcement was made Al the
Treasury department todaN ihai ma
tional banks, mcmnet ot the new
llnanoal system legally may ma,e
loans secured 0y real estate proVd
ed such real estate 81 nrlty Is i'm
proved farm land nnneumbered by a
prior lien
The property must he located IN The
sum" federal RESERVE district as the
bank making the loan the loan must
not exceed 20 per cent of the actual
value Of The propcrty and the period
must no. be lonser thaA five yeats
Another roNision is that lie total
of such loans hY any bank must not
'Nceed one third Of It's time deposits
and must N no ease exceed one
fourth of the capital aud surplus Of
the bank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-24
OKLAHOMA WOMAN SAVED FROM
SURGEONS KNIFE BY HUSBAND

parts of the nountfN The first dost
is always proof
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedl
clears the digestive tract OF mucOh
aecre tions and removes poisonon!
matter 1t brings quick relief to sui
ferers from stomach ailments. liver
and bowel troubles Many declare
that it has saved them from danger
ous operations; many declare that +
has saved their lives
Because of the remarkable success
Of this remedy there are many lml-
tators, so be cautious BE sure itt
Mayr's. Probably this remedy l.
known among your own neighbors;
ask them Go to the Owl drug stor'
and ask about the wonderful results
il has been ACCOMPLISHING among peo-
plc they know or send to Geo u
Navr Mfg. Chemist. l54-l56 Within
ST, Chicago H., for free book or
stomach ailments and many sratefl
letters from people who have beer
restored ANY druggist can tell yo'
its wonderful effects.