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Martin Tea and Culiee Go. roasicrs and
hlvudcrs ~ sole,t coffee ENtracts
baking powder cocoa. preserves and
condiments si7 Chaparral Phone
5lg bloek is. east.
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CO OPERATIVE FARMlNe.

Corpus christi CO operative Farmhg
Co. Acre shares noom q. e. q.
Natl hnk lndg rhnc go, blo,k
A. east
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Sew non ron Millinery AGO Peoples
Miss tuh Nichols rhoue c.s
hlu,k ID. souti
Miss S R clark. next door ta the Post
'fnDr lhare if-. hiuuA q et.t
Tho Emporium M,umcU Cl3 Ch4psr.
fal rhono mes hlork &c. east
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CONFECTIONERY

the NlcoNr Confectionery and Cream
Faflo' the coolest piac, iu town. Gov
Mesquite and Peoples. hlock no.
east
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BARBECUE STAND.

ccrpss christi Barbecue stand, lle
Lawrence ~. Fresh barbecue MeR,
. specially, Short orders ~ all
Kinds; block ?, north
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The rsmovsl Of ,h. Glover Johns
Many Men Boast That That They Know Every Nook and Corner
0f Thoix, Cifu
Of Their CitV

o h the dm
IA max h re ST uGg etrue omks cane Ina %
him success poy
The directory below wi ne he d d utyke listed be oId Ieod
o. every
h wi found bloc number direction undrA msonnn
Star y e weda go bloc
ue side UaprIu rt Simplicity
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trt.a .treetaf, vim Hr} f..i foni-
AZ. sad orc ronesrs- arn rfty - n
Beatn t.ffr
A civn ss~.iss summation ~di BE-
held ln ms eit - job it. next fUr
tha parpoa 20 occurring BOZ ih.s e.N
ehehlss f@ nMne Acauey ia ihe
Dontbsu ~ messenger fl-ppp pef
snnnn ln tae customs fsfeire %
Laredo. Texas APPLICANTS ma obtain
Implication BLANKS and naressari in.
formation from 'te Iooai secretary 4"
,he board ~ emminsr az the po"
.rirs ar ffofn ths 8istrili SECRETARY "a
Sew Orleans o.
~. regular monthly Meeting % ihs
wamana chdsuar rsmperHnce ihiof
vas heid mth the secretary hrs
nmm.u 4 coleuah. Friday afternoon
Tts devotional 0ss bed PSI ihe pfeHi-
dent Mr wlnlsm gerharat TIE
monlefs were very much sra'ifed
mat fha eius a0mfn attended ne ~
enulal at s'hieago haa gone on record
as opbo4si fo ih. nluof traffic A.
.nfortaing roadlns .n Lillian -. 7i'-
VEINS Was aiesa bs Mff j a Carson
The Union Wiz he s0tlDDf iu eti meet .
ufs dlfiuH fhe tlmm'r
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slian'eils a James stock unexcell.A In
South Texas ti5 schaizen phan,
$50. block 10. north.
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Foe 80 for automobile nrce~sorles For
f'shins tackle as. Makes nros. sOa
chaparral 81, Phone IA, hlock y.
east.
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oloAR sroRra-

'rnieherr cisar STORE fCaudloa ans
inrh dalo ciraru enc chanatral
Phone 5sg block lg east
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Auro llurnY

Arrow Auto Lime psN and Nirhl Ser
vice. FIRST claHs Autos. Responsible
Drivers, sis starr rhone .ig hlo,k
- south
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.lon Handling and Surety Company.
sidney Allen 7is cbainrnL rhsnc
so ana 'i5 block ~ wsst
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Union Central ilfc Insurance Compan,
w o hcbcher DIST All. az CHAP
arfah rhone ASt block 10 east
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CEMETERY

hnsrhu Park Crmot,l, rprnctul
sarr .,ln slrll ga,,a 60 wet eds, ~
ciii HuIta
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JEwELURs

The samms. opioas,ris,s en- Mes
quite, hluck east
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-21

SdErl Niion 7lg chapaual Phone
$50 and fie. nloyk m. Wcst
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PhoroaRApAN

Kicks s,udio, 5osA Chaparral Phone
500. fortralturo. block n. east.
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IRE REpAlRERs-

sinner hros rlfe ana i.uhbcr Co sst
CmnluI rhouo So Fre, deliver,
ni' snrinF Battery K~ehsrs.ne
Masns,o Mork hlogk s. east
corpus Christi Rubber Tire Co. qual,t,
repairing storage battery reoharelng
s'"'l's rcharsiug magn.to mae
nets Cor Lawrence AND Water sts
phone it6 lock U.s. south.
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NEwsPAPrRs

caller Herald Address just TcNas" oi
lhnu, ,s blogk @ oaat
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AuroMoallra

isei and riits Auto lN,rY rgut
t'ciaa Autos. ifumpt spr,ipc sot
Thapatrai lhous 80. ulurb % Fasi
Harry Archer The Cadillac Mpn Also
handlsr lhr Wighih Trurk 600 puo,
Plies. lhonc iet2. mnek 10 north
fiFsl \ Pitts. tAFents for rHok Auto
hil,s chase Trunks nud n
Tliesi 400 Dhaparral i'honc 500
hlock p east
Texas Meteor salos ana Suppl, Com
ptny ifhe iaige Tho Chalmcrsl D.
- Wood Phone a. hlnck OK east
fefd The Universal car Clever
iuhns Auto ca ihons as cor
MeHaut1r aud iaHupa, block b
wssi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-21

Cafinndale. In Bone EufH
tam naa us keynote ai fh' i,unf
iAe dfs atth annual Dau.ra n
fnr Illinois state sHui.. he'
..auon In me Ffu preat}tuHn Nr..
bore tnuHy IHf.r frfrff..aa rtn.
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othie school.
fh tap'I.f Hlble ~ i
thie morning az ~
iNue nuiid.ng east II a.
st"ufers In me el,y ~ y
it'i iD 'omo ana ea,
followed b, preachins /.
Iami at eleven oelss
iap'e" 600 especiaay
''nd 'nl help IN the =.
.I,r
Sunheaus in the pa,iss III
The sunbeam band Vi, N
Parish iiou On Tayls !.
"rIo.t 400 chIldrsn
ar' ntitee to st,eud n
mhls dun nd stoiy ~
Wm Getaaun and Mn VI
nfre uf fho mee,inm
Girls Club 70 Meet
Th Grr Cluh u sha.l
n.oi w.II meet tsrsifos
"Hr "'t'o.N end eni8 1
i.tHon aui social hour.
First Presby;erian chsw
DNnth Broadway. III
Sunday sDhool 9.lsasl
Muu.ue service ii.Nll
Frmon subject, a NAI
Children win be presses
lm The recently eke,a \
b, ordained and lnslsls !
nuslc by tho choir
evening scryice s.ltba|
Subject "a Can 10 Aus
iueuds ana strannr "A
titod.
IIonry Alel
40 the First presbylsna I
morning IS IS RANKIN M Il
tnu who were elected Il AZ
Elder o. Joss sundays IN 4
uiuoi 1ud Installed now1
Presbyterian form Il fouup
Missionary Societies
lfusf lresbyteriea q,
Tho cHtrIc Chandler So
IIr.t poo ltf.rian churi 4
with Mrs Henry Auslr n,
hrt,rl1n Nnaso Mondil -
900 p m
Tho Womlus MluagaF
uIiiluc,t Tuo day aflenpsl
d. % Eushm at 40 ~
lIrFthtne In plmnoth
nui ipwrIrY AZ the kst
Ihr Sfuums
advertisement
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CASH eRocrRs.

Economy cHsh tiroc9fs ~, ar Mes.
quite Phone gss "a hs sugar
with $500 order ~ groccriev. W.
soil CHEAPEST Tor cash. block !. oas,
Gus nrcNer 1rocery Store fruit aud
Vegetables as starr 81 phonc sal
block rs, south.
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skiu num thr sun ard ar J
5000 necessity Ideal Hti I
tAdvgtismuf
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lucliyn Tho Cleaning Mau. 6ss Chan.
affM rhnno oae hb.k I'd. wcst
e 81 'unipf cleaner sud diver Thn Ono
you Wil eventually pattonlre. csr
Mesquite ard ltsuna 81 rhono sso
hle,k G. northwest
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UNDERWRITERS

maxwell T. Dunno Exclusive Under
takers and Emhamers. Phone 600
'li starr BLOCK q north.
"'Nh"n VnAriaking Co only cam
plrte undertaking establishment ip
the CITY $40 North Carriso \,
rhones a. and SIS
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\ \ Davis eo5 city Nati nank Rldr
ci'y property and Nucccs county
black land farms. bl,Vk H.. south.
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Does Jour Zee, sehs and burnt n
s.. use Mauneiio fooi Cream lnd Pow
dar idsu uaf faf'Or
fAdssftiasmsntl
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-06-11
picked up a greenhorn, ignorant Of

picked up a greenhorn, ignorant Of
rates, he had come upon an inheritance.
You COMPOUNDED old rascal" ! said,
reaching down into my pocket, lyon
ought to be turned over to the police
For the first time saw him smile.
He knew. he knee, HE KNEW.
l gave him two dollar bills. AS
handed them over / noticed that one
Of them had seen parous times. Its
upper right hand corner was missing.
and it had been torn through in the
middle, but Joined again. A strip Of
blue tissue paper pasted over the split
preserved its negotiabiity.
The house, rs said. was a shell. A
paint brush had not touched it in
twenty years. could not see why a
strong wind should not have bowled it
over like house Of cards until I look
ed again at the trees that Rugged it
close-the trees that saw the battle Of
Nashville and still drew their protect
ing branches around it against storlr
and enemy and cold.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-06-11

fZALEA ADAlR. fifty years ole.
white haired, a descendant Of
the cavaliers, us thin and frail
. us the house she lived in. rObed
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-06-11

missing, torn through the middle, and
patched with strip of blue tissue pa
per. 1t was my dollar bill again. 1t
could have been no other
l went up to my room. The drizzle
and the monotony Of dreary, event
less southern tcwn had made me tired
and listless.
King Cetewayo was at bis pest the
next day and ratified my bones over
the stones out to S61. He was to wait
and rattle me back again whto was
ready.
Azalea Adair looked paler and c:eac
er and Trailer than she had looked on
the day before After she had signed
the contract at s cents per word she
grew still paler and began to slip
out of her chair Without much trou-
Bile l managed to get her up on the
antediluvian hOrsehair sofa and then l
ran out to the sidewalk and yelled to
the coffee colored pirate to bring
doctor. With a wisdom that l hac
not suspected in him be abandoned his
team and struck off up the street afoot.
realizing the value Of speed. In ten
minutes he returned with a grave.
gray haired and capable man of medi-
cine. In a few words (worth much less
than cents each) explained to him
my presence in the hollow house Of
mystery. He bowed with stately I'M
dsrstanding and tnrned 60 the old me-
lFxs NJ s;gSS ~ rs $50
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Sick Headache.

Sick headache is nearly always
caused by disorders Of the stomach.
Correct them and the periodic attacks
of sick headache will disappear. Mrs.
John Bishop, of Roseville, Ohio,
writes: About a year ago 1 was
troubled with indigestion and had sick
headache that lasted for two or three
days at time. doctored and tried a
number of remedies but nothing helped
me until during one of those sick spells
friend advised me to take Chamber
lain's Tablets. This medicine relieved
me in short time. For sale by All
Dealers. adv
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BERRYVILLE.
December I, 1914.

DeCenUe 1, 1914.
Miss Amelia Richards has returned
from Washington H., where she at
tended the wedding of friend.
The funeral of Mrs Anna Anderson
was held at Prospect last Tuesday
morning. She left a husband and
seven children to mourn their loss.
Our sympathies are extended to the
bereft family of this good woman.
Mrs. Lulu Eakins entertained quite
large company of ladies' last Thurs
day afternoon
E. E. West wcs in Hillsboro Satur
day.
Miss Martha Cunningham was in
Hillsboro Wednesday.
Miss CINDERELLA Richards spent Sun
day with her mother, Mrs N. W.
Richards.
| AL. Shannon was in Hillsboro Sat-
urday.
/ Mrs. E la CLANCY has returned to
her home near Greenfield, after a
short visit with her mother, Mrs
Elizabeth West.
Mrs. Harry Shannon and daughter,
Vivian, were guests of the formers
parents, Frank Kelly and wife, in
Hillsboro Tuesday.
Fred Patton will lead prayer meet
ing next Wednesday night.
Mrs. Evaline Mccoy is having a new
roof put on her house.
Heron Newby and wife entertained
number of friends at dinner one Giv
last week.
e. E Eakins has had new verau14
added to the front of his honse.
Mr.. and Mrs Hinkle, of Hamilton.
were guests of the latter's parents.
Frank Hochberger and wife, last
week.
Lille Smith spent Sunday With
friends here.
Mrs. Louise West called on Mrs.
Evaline Mccoy Saturday afternoon.
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DUNN'S CHAPEL.
Dec. I. 1914

-
John Roberts and family spent
Thursday with John Larrick and wife.
Arthur Hatcher and wife and Miss
Myrtle Hatcher spent Sunday with
Jas Warden and wife.
Stewart Burton and family and Mrs.
Belle Burton were guests of Arthur
Fawley and wife, Sunday.
Benjamin Fenner and Hazel Scott,
both of this place, we're quietly mar
ried Tuesday evening by Rev. Wilson,
Of New Vienna.
Mrs. Stanley Frost and children and
Mrs. Frank Perrin were guests of Lem
Stillwell and wife, of New Vienna,
Thursday.
Benjamin Fenner ana wife spent
Sunday with Waiter Scott and wife.
Clarence Kter and family called on
Fred Pierson and wife, sunday.
Jerry Mercer and wife spent Monday
with Amos Hopkins and family.
Ora Larrick spent Sunday with Ola
Michaels
Miss Margaret Newell spent Monday
night with Bnby Crosen.
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HOLLOWTOWN.

Dec. I, 1914.
Chas. Fenner and family, of East
Danville, and P. @. Fenner ana wife
spent Sunday with Ovid Gossett and
wife.
Guy Custer and family were guests
of Edward Smith and family, Sunday.
Startling Smith accompanied them
home.
Mrs. Perry Moberly died at her home
last Wednesday morning with heart
trouble. Funeral services were held
at the home Thursday.
B. Moon and wife, of Lynchburg,
and Jacob Rulings and wife, of Mt.
Grab, were called here by the death Of
Mrs, Moberly.
Little Denver Earl Moberley is sick
Mrs. Catherine Morgan spent one day
last week with her brother, Poke STRAIT
ton, Of Buford.
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RAINSBORo.
Dec. 7, 1914.

Dec. 7, 1914.
Miss katherine Zane, OF Hilsboro,
has been the guest of Mrs Anna Bar.
rett for several days.
The Aid Society will meet at the
home Of Mrs Frank Austin on Thurs
day afternoon.
John Watts spent part Of last week
in Cincinnati with his mother, who
underwent an operation for cancer.
Homer Knedler, Of Greenfield, has
purchased the blacksmith shop of
Frank Waddell and will move here
with his family this week.
M Miss Flo Roads is spending a few
days In Hillsboro tie guest of Mrs. c.
L. Workman.
A son was born to Harry Browning
and wife, one day last week
Rev. B II. Ryan had the misfortune
to lose S55 in checks last Saturday
while he was on his way to Hilsboro
to put the money in the bank and as
yet he has no clue to its recovery.
Several persons from here attended
the funeral of VIM Combs, at Cynthi-
ana, on Sunday.
Two little sons Of Dan Cameron, of
Cynthiana, are guests of their grand
parents at Spargur Hotel.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold a
bazaar at the M. E church on Satur-
day afternoon and night Of this week.
Light refreshments will be served and
various useful and fancy articles will
be on sale at reasonable prices.
The Grassville Male Quartette that
will furnish music for our Farmers
Institute on Dec 16 and II will give
an entertainment in X OF p. hall or
the night of the 17th. Price of admis
sion will be 15c and 25c.
John Watts received word this morn
ing to come to Cincinnati as his
mother'was thought to be dying and
he left for that city Immediately.
Mrs Geo Free, who is in hospita
at Columbus, is improving rapidly anc
is expected to be able to come home
the latter part of this week.
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Mrs. j. L. Henry and son returned
home Friday, after spending several
days with Geo Miller and family, at
Marshall.
Mrs. Grace Mccoy and children spent
Sunday with Jesse Bumgarner and
family, at Marshall.
James Head and family, who have
been visiting relatives here, returned
to their home in Barberton, Wednes,
day.
John Sans and family called on d.
L. Holiday and family Sunday even
ing.
Mrs Grace Mccoy and children and
Miss Jennie Mccoy spent Monday with
the formers sister, Mrs. Jas Waddell,
of Cynthiana.
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.
Dec. 7, 1914


May and Irene Rotroff have been
keeping house for their grandfather
since the death of Mrs. Rotroff
Chas Emmons, of Ottawa, returned
home Tuesday after several days visit
with friends and relatives here
Mrs D. @. Askren spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Jas Houston
Lewis Igo and Lee Malott have been
cutting wood for Martin and Clarence
Gray, of near Mowrystown.
Henry and Stanley Trump took din.
ner with Lew lgo and family, Sunday
Chas Boyd and Miss Lillian Askren
spent Sunday afternoon with Amy
Igo.
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FRANKLIN VALLEY.
Dec I, 1914.

1DOS
Mrs. Will Smith and son, of Spring
field, are the guests of her mother,
Mrs. L. D Mccoy.
Miss Pauline Head, of Barberton,
spent Monday night with Miss Faith
Sans.
Roscoe Garen and wife and son,
Leslie, took dinner with Frank Hay
wood and family, Sunday.
Miss Clara Lowman spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, John
Lowman and wife, at Harriet.
Miss Eva Eubanks was the guest OF
Miss Faith Sans Thursnay night.
Miss Drusy Mccoy and sister, Mrs.
Will Smith, and son, Milton, spent Sun
day with John Burnett and family.
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Why They Recommend Foley s
Honey and Tar.

P. A. Efird, Conejo, Calf because
ut produces the best results, always
cures severe colds, sore chest and lungs
and does not contain opiates or harm
full drugs" DR.. John W Taylor, Lu-
thersville, Ga because 81 believe it
to be an honest medicine and it salts
ties my patrons" w. L. Cook, Nei.
hart, Mont-beca sit gives the best
results for coughs and colds of anything
l SELL" Every user is a friend.
adv GARRETT g. AYREs
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ThlS...And Five Cents.

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip,
enclose five cents to Foley & Co., Chi
cago, ILL.,, writing your name and
address clearly, You will receive in
return free trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and Group, Foley Kidney
Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
For sale in your town by
adv GARRETT & AYREs.
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Mrs. McClain'S Experience With
Group.

"When my boy, Ray, was small he
was subject to Group, and was always
alarmed at such times Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy proved far be ter than
any other for this trouble 1t always
relieved him quickly. l am never
without it in the house for | know it
is positive cure for Group" writes
Mrs. w. R. McClain, Blairsville, Pa.
For sale by All Dealers. adv
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CAREYTOWN.
Dec. I, 1914.

DoC' I, lSlf'
Miss Mary Engle Is spending few
days In Wilmington.
Isla Edwards spent Saturday with
@. N. Carey and family.
A number of friends gathered at the
home of e. 81. Edwards Saturday even
ing to remind him of his birthday. All
had good time,
Thomas Hiatt and wife spent Tues.
day with relatives at Hillsboro.
Mrs. George Brown and Mrs. Hugh
Purdy were shopping in Hillsboro
Saturday.
Isaac Dunlap and family spent Sun
day with G. N. Carey and family.
Joseph Smith, Of Pleasant Plain, is
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spending few days In this Vicinity
with relatives and friends.
e. Fl. Edwards and wife spent Sun
day with H. @. Sanders.
Lettie Smith spent from Friday un-
til Monday with relatives at New
Vienna
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Sick Two Years With indigestion

"Two years ago / was greatly bene.
flied through using two or three bot
ties of Chamberlain's Tablets" writes
Mrs. S. A. Keller, Eiida, Ohio Be
fore taking them 1 was sick for two
years with indigestion. Sold by AL
Dealers. adv
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The visitors at the Panama Pacific
Exposition are not to be annoyed by
any realization of the flight of time.
Clocks are not TO enter into the archi
lecture Of any of the buildings.
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Checks Group Instantly.

You know Group is dangerous. Ana
you ought to know too, the sense OF
security that comes from having Fo
ley's Honey andiTar Compound in the
house. 1t cuts the thick mucous ana
clears away the phlegm, stops the
strangling cough and gives easy breath
ing and quiet sleep. Every user is L
friend.
adv GARRETT & AYREs
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ROUSH'S CROSSING.
December 7, 1914

NNOhIcCi
Harley Roush, Of near Pricetown,
died last night after an illness of two
years Funeral will be held at one
O'Clock Tuesday. Burial in the Salem
cemetery.
Clifford Shaffer is quite sick with
tonsilitis.
John Griffith and wife, of Norwood,
are visiting relatives here.
VIM. Fender and wife, of East Dan
vile, called on John Kellum and fam
lily Sunday.
Humphrey Stevens is calling on old
friends at East Danville and Price
town.
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"Procrustes had bed and every man
who came along had to fit it,"
HE must be building fats now -
Kansas City Journal.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-12-10

Par value in 1913 of capitalization of
railroads in the United States was
S19, 1856, 125, 712.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-19
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-19
RIrcH1E WANTS $50, 900.

NEW YORK, May 19.-Willie Richie
the worlds lightweight champion as
either assuming a new role that OF a
humorist-or has decided to pass up
Freddie Welsh. In reply to telegram
from bob Vernon, the New York sport
ing Richie PLACES W 5Rs xa'a s s & as
in addition to transportation and round
trip tickets for three
Bob Vernon takes the reply as an eva
sion on the part of Richie and regards a
proposition of this nature as not only
preposterous, but absolutely impossible mp
thing like $4,000 for a bout between
Richie and Welsh. Vernon said last
night that a match appeared further off
than ever and practically impossible.
Ritchie's telegram follows:
Bob Vernon, New York city;
ices in match with Freddie Welsh, to
take place June 80. for my end $4,000
and round-trip and transportation for
three. These are my best terms.
WILLIE RICHIE.