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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-21
HOT WEATHER SNAPS.
SEE WILSON, SMITH.

SEE WILSON, SMITH.
New Location. 1923 Main ot.
Five-room bungalow. neat and COM
plete, $500; small cash paymel.t,
and easy terms on balance.
Fine 160 acres near Council; we'll i'm
proved, price is right; will trade
for Boise valley property.
First-class store, rooms on Main St.
will give good lease to right party.
Fire Insurance. Best Companies
II GEORGE w. SMITH. Manager.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Well i'm
proved 2acre home in California;
Joining the city of Fresno. For par
ticulars address P. o. Box 571, Boise
Idaho. A22c
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Copyright lol4-Clara Ingror Jadson.
Giving and Lending.
(From Judge.)

(From Judge)
OF course it's always very nice
When friends will by you stand,
But many a man will give advice
Who never lends a hand
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WANTED-One or two medium sized
horges for their keep until spring;
little work and good care. Address
Box 526 Capital News. If
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AM LOOKING for small farm to take
care of, or rent one. Address A. A.
Arrowrock, Idaho. A26
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WANTED TO BUY-Good second
hand wheel; must be CT zap. Give
full particulars. Address box 535,
Capital News. A22
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WANTED-Fine laundering, curtain a
speciality. Reasonable. Phone 1888
w Septs
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FOR SALE-Bicycle, IS down ano 81
week. Pioneer Furniture Co.. Main
st If
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FOR SALE-Sacks of all description in
secondhand; also new wheat sacks
at lowest prices. Idaho Junk House,
1414 Main. Boise. Idaho. Phone $40.
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FOR SALE-P ed:sreed Poland China
hogs. Phone 27-N-2. c. F. Dietrich
& Son. u
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TO- ELLOTrE & HUMMEL, AR
chitects. Office on second floor Over
land Bldg.
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FOR SALE-Cheap. If taken at once.
horse, buggy and harness Address
Box SO. Boise. Rt. 3. A21c
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FOR SALE-Sewing machine, reason
able. S1S State St. Phone 1s2s-W.
A25c
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SCOTCH COLLIES we'll marked, clean
cut; intelligent This Is your oppor-
tunity. Chas. c. Sherman. 3o6 Ida.
Bldg. A24
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THREE we'll located furnished house
keeping rooms; shade, bath, gas;
bargain to right party; SIS. Inquire
115 State. tt
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FOR RENT-Furnished.
FOR neutrality-suspicious..

FOR RENT-6-room modern apart
ment; inquire 1926 State St; Phone
1901. tt
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FOR notwithstanding.

light housekeeping. oil Washington.
A25
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.

LINKS MODERN BUSINESS COL
lege, 1918 Idaho ST., Boise; Phon.
1851.
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WANTED-Letter writing and other
typewriting; work done at home.
Phone 192S-W. Rates reasonable. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-21

WANTED - Your Plumbing. heating
and repairing. Better work for less
money. A. b. White. 1917 Idaho.
rhone 1901. II
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FOR SALE-2 seated surrey, good con-
dition, would trade for good COW.
els So. 18th st. A24c
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Dir. CHIN MAN SUI. Chinese pnysi.
clan, treats all kinds of chronlc us.
eases. office 6l2 Idaho ST
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FOR SALE-High grade piano almost
new at sacrifice. Call 907 e. Wash.
A24
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DIR. WING LEE t'ONG 70. Chinese
herbs, roots and medicines; cures all
kinds OF uiseases. Office GI2 luanu
st.
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FOR SALE-Livestock.

FOR SALE-Durham milch cows,
500 a pair. 2517 Heron. A22
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THE PUBLIC COMMISSARY has
moved to 106 N. Tenth ST., near the
Idanha, and will be known hereafter
as The Producers and Distributors
Association. Phone 70. l.. e. Work
man, Prop. SEC
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FOR SALE-Old newspapers, good for
putting under carpets; 25c per 100.
Capital News Office. If
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II the wife is the BUYER for
the home. she should devote as
much time TO the study OF the
ads as to any other part of her
household management.
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WAYLAND & FENNELL. ARC I.
tects: suite 624 Idaho Building.
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safe. Briggs & Sebern. box 52S
Boise, Idaho. ST
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FOR RENT-Strictly modern apart
ments: three, four and six-ro IN;
Phone 661-W SIS N. 10th.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Modern rooms. with oil
without board; 1924 Bannock. t
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DIX. {. Is. All +'ONG, .lU ". 9TH ST.,
40 years in Idah- Box loS, Boise, Iua.
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LOST.

LOST-Black loose-leaf memorandum
book between Idanha hot.l and the
Owyhee hotel, or on Nampa car.
Return to Capital News. Reward.
A21c
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ARCHITECTS.

NISBET q PARADICE. AKCHITEC,"S
rooms 60l-604 Empire Bldg, Boise.
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the Buyers Guide

One Cent Word Each Insertion.
No Advertisement Lese Tha is Cents.
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CHINESE PHYSICIANS.

DIR. q. LOOK. CHINESE DoCrOk,
TOT Idaho 81.
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FOR RENT-5-room apartment; first
floor; strictly modern. Call 702
Hays. Phone S07-W. tt
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FOR SALE-15.oo0 shares OF Liberty
Placer Mining company stock, 10
cents per share. Call 2684-W. A25c
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WANTED.

WANTED-Second-h bicycle for 4
year-old boy. Phone S4N3. A26c
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WANTED--Lady to do light housework
part of time in exchange for board
and room; one adult, two children
in family Must have references.
2S5 Warm Springs Ave. J6c
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FOR SALE-Dry cottonwood cord wood
or stove wood. F. w. Manville. If
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subscribe for the Capital News.
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WANTED-Female Help

WANTED-Experie trimmer and
saleswoman, between age of 20 and
80. Out OF town position. Call Idanha
hotel, between / and 2 p. m. A2Ic
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BOISE LABORATORIES CO.. c. W.
Parkinson, assayer and chemist, 2z7
s. 10th st.
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c. nj. HILL. Gen. Mgr. Homedale and
Fairfield townsites: room 500. Il
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-21

b-ROOM plastered house; lawn and
shade; blocks from. postoffice; lots
75x150 feet; in Weiser. Owner wants
good secondhand automobile. Must
be in good condition. Address p o.
Box S21. Weiser. Idaho. AIS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-21

NORMAN NJ. RUICK.
Lawyer-51C- 16-17. Overland.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A good paying cigar store
Inquire ]. We'll & Co. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-21

FOR SALE-Monarch steel range;
used only short time; also Hoosier
kitchen cabinet, buffet and other ar
ticles. Inquire s04 Main. Phone
560J. II
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ASSAYERS.

BOISE CHEMICAL INSTITUTE. as
sayers and chemists. A. q. Van
Eman. Mgr. so7 Idaho St: Phone Ss4.
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CLASS POOL HALL and
bowling alley or part interest to sell
cheap or exchange for Boise and su-
burban property. Good location.
Schooler- Starring Agency, Overland
Bldg. A22
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Business and Professional Directory
DETECTIVE AGENCY.

lNTERMOUNTAIN DE ECT 10
Agency. Prompt. reliable confiden-
tai. Secret service In all its brancn-
es. Investigations and coliectic ms
made through our agency in any part
OF the world. Phone 2412-W. AID.
dress r. .. Box 906. Boise. Idaho.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-30

Miss Helen York has returned
from Anda, h. c., where she spent
the summer visiting Miss Gertrude
Eastman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-30

counts in a woman's life. He
has asked me to be his wife
and | have accepted his love.
He is good, healthy-minded
man and he thinks | am good,
and pure. and innocent. Oh,
If he really knew what | am!
| know | am not good enough
for him, but l have tried so
hard to live down the. past
and do what is right.
Dear Miss Grey. should
tell him what | am, how
have sinned? Doubtless he
has made mistakes too: but
girl Is supposed to have mod
esty and maidenly reserve to
refrain from such wickedness,
and more power to protect
her sacred self.
had every chance In the
world to lead a decent life,
but | cast Il all to the winds,
and ! have suffered for my
thoughtlessness and folly.
ONE WHO FELL.
A.-This letter should serve as
u warning and eye-opener to every
mother and father. II should be
sufficient to explain why Cynthia
Grey is prejudiced against par
ents who shift the responsibility of
their daughters off upon private
boarding schools, especially be-
fore they have been thoroughly in-
structed and warned against the
enticcment of worldly people. In
this respect, innocence il ignor-
ance and il invariably the destroy
err of maidenly reserve and inno-
cence. The girl who IL instructed
how to preserve her innocence IL
Just ~ innocent rs the one who Is
ignorant of this great sexual prob
lem.
To this little girl would
say: Let reason rule. DO what
your own heart and conscience die
tates for Cynthia Grey cannot
solve your problem. The proba-
bilities are that she will reap the
bitter results of her mistake sOon-
or or later, no matter whether she
tells her future husband or not. II
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Confessions ofaWifc

were married he said he did not
think settlement worker should
wear decollete gown, Do you
know, Margie, that before we
were married Herbert was always
talking to me of my exquisite
milk white skin. and now he never
seems to notice If my skin is like
parchment or not.
"Margie, this Is an awful thing
to say, but Herbert Is so good and
so serious about life that he
makes me want to kick over the
apple cart"
Buy the blue dress and wear
1t, dear" advised, IF 1t will
make you any happier. | am sure
IL is very becoming and conven-
tionally modest"
"I'll do it, said Kitty. 81 can
at least wear 1t to the club dance
with you tonight"
And so the deed was done and
we were dressed i'm the rags"
that we had been glad to buy
when Dick came home.
He was in great spirits. Two
book deals that he had thought
were off had gone through.
II won't be able to dance much
with my hand in a cast he said.
You don't dance on your
hands, do you. Richard?" asked
Aunt Mary, who so seldom makes
a joke that We shouted in sheer
surprise.
Dick said: "Margie, you're a
peach tonight. Save lot of
dances for me-"
Hush" interrupted Kitty. mo
man has right to lot of
dances from his own Wife"
Just what l was thinking
said Jim Edie. who had come in
to go with us, and then in a low
voice he whispered boldly:
Il wonder if you are the cold,
angelic sort of creature that lacy,
white thing you call a dress
makes you look"
Come along" called Dick.
1.-The taxi has begun to tax"
Continued Tomorrow
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CYNTHIA GREY'S
~ =
=. LETTERS ::

Gas another girl who is
troubled and sorrowful, |
come to you for your mother
ly advice. have a mother
of my own. but never would |
cause her the pain and shame
of eonfiding in her the story
j have to tell.
When | was a girl of ID
Il was innocent as any child,
and | knew no evil. My ia
Their, who wanted me to have
every chance and opportun-
ity of growing to be a good
woman and to be protected
from the wiles and evils of
the world, entered me In one
of the best girls boarding
schools of our home city.
While attending that insti-
tuition, | became infatuated
with one of my classmates,
who seemed ever sweet and
genteel. She was pretty and
had lovely, dainty frocks and
many things which | had
never had, although my fla
Their could have afforded me
far more than she possessed.
Our friendship grew and
many times she took me to
her home to spend the week
holidays.
She introduced me to many
of her admirers" and we
were never i'm want of escorts
or at a loss to know how we
would spend the next after
noon or evening. | became
vain and conceited from the
compliments paid me by these
young men, and lost all con-
troll of my inward self.
One evening he came! Sly
ish, handsome and rich. He
nagged, coaxed and pleaded.
/ fell. l stopped low for him
and his comrades was a
suitable companion for my
Sweet chum." | lived like
that for over a year.
Now, two more years have
passed and | have met the
man, the only man that really
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WOMEN'S SPHERE EEHON@E EEEI PS-FA SHTOMSS

she tells him, tho chances are he
would never marry her, and II she
does not tell him and he learns II
after he h married, the chances
are that he will leave her when he
finds Il out. So there you are. ID
n possible that she might live such
an exemplary and upright life and
might devote herself so faithfully
To the man she intends 10 marry
that she can show him truthfully
she Is u different woman than for
merly, that she has repented and
would never, under any circun-
stances, follow the path she once
did. ! say this il possible. and Il
is possible, under these conditions,
her husband might overlook her
transgression. Whether she should
tell him now IL u matter for her
to decide.
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wanted to look about to see where
i could get cheapest the two new
gowns that everyone seems to
think | must have.
There is always a joy in shop
ping to a woman. She is the re-
tail buyer of the world. 1t is a
part of her business of life, and,
with all the temptations to buy
what manufacturers and mer-
chants spread before her, 1t is a
wonder that as many women are
as economical as they are. We
: women have to stand the accusa-
tion of extravaganza, and yet most
of us know that when we want
something that costs more than
we think We are able to pay we
usually take our husbands with
us. They cannot resist a bargain
in merchandise which appeals to
their pockets any more than they
can withstand a bargain in love
when offered by tempting lips.
Kitty and l bought two frocks,
each. One of mine was a simple
white evening dress and the other
was a green visiting costume
trimmed with fur. Now am
fixed for the winter. Kitty was a
picture in blue evening gown,
but she said that Herbert would
not let her wear it, because 1t
was low necked and short sleeved.
Didn't Herbert see you in
evening dress before your mar
riage?" | asked.
"Of course, he did," pouted
Kitty as she twisted about so as
, to see the dimple in her left
shoulder. 'but the day after we
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Q.--Will you please give
me your valuable advice In
my great trouble? was en-
gagged to man and he be-
came i'll. lie begged me to
come and live with him and
promised that as soon as he
was we'll we would be mar
ried. He got well and keeps
putting me off with promises
until my heart is breaking.
am known as his wife and
looked up to. We live we'll
and have every comfort; but
the disgrace is killing me. oh.
II IL so unfairl am In such
a deep hole | don't know how
to get out.
Could | sue him for breach
of promise? He has no prop
erty. but large sums In the
bank. Could | prevent him
from drawing that out? |
want to go where | am not
known and forget.
MARYDELLA.
A.--You can sue for breach q
promise; but You don't want Ia
There would be no satisfaction Il
that unless YOU are seeking
great deal of publicity Of the sOs
that no self-rcspecting woman q
girl would care for. III the none
Is In his name, you have no sn
whatever about Il, even thougl
you helped earn IL. If yon wer
you could sue him for al
vorce and get aiimony. As II Il
all you can do Is to get away froI
him AS quickly as possible. Cu
loose Immediately. II will be hard
] know, but IL affairs continue "a
they are the situation will gro,
steadily worse and YOU will hav
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Mrs. J. Il. upham, 2f2t North
Fife street, Will entertain the r.
y. O. chapter { at her home FRI
day afternoon.
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sorrow and misery all your life.
Your experience should he
premonitlon to all girls who con-
template trusting q man 10 tho
extent Of sacrificing their own
good names.
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S ociety|

Rehearsal for "The Messiahs
will be held Tuesday evening at
the First Swedish Lutheran
church, at 8 o'clock. The orches-
ira will rehearse Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Hugo Metzler II hostess
today for the regular meeting OF
the Tahoma club at her home.
s010 North Mason street.
Miss Helen York has returned
from Anda. II. c.. where she spent
the summer visiting Miss Gertrude
Eastman.
Mrs. J. Il. Upham, .i2i North
Fife street, Will entertain the r.
y. O. chapter G at her home FRI
day afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Congregational church will
hold Its annual fair aud bazaar
at the church next Friday. Lunch
will be served from ~ to 2, and
dinner at o'clock.
Mrs. u. A. McAlpine. l3O ~ -.
Helens avenue, will entertain
Wednesday afternoon for the
Pythian Sisters club No. 3.
Mrs. Evans. aO3 South Adams
street. will entertain the Needle
craft club tomorrow afternoon
for the regular meeting.
The Tacoma bay nursery board
has decided to defer it's card
party until after the holidays.
Mrs. A. II. Coleman Is chairman
of the committee and will take
up details OF the affair imnediatc-
ly after the first OF the year.
Read the Classified Abs %
Dv na 2tx
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Not in a long
time have | had
so much fun as !
had with Kitty
yesterday a n d
last evening.
First, d e a +
Aunt Mary told
me to run along
and have a good
time and that
she was going
over to Dads to
spend the day.
Kitty and /
went shopping,
Kitty wanted me
to buy some new
clothes and |
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Mrs. Hugo Metzler II hostess
today for the regular meeting OF
the Tahoma club at her home.
3010 North Mason street.
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SAN FRANCISCO, 2s-Mrs Lathrop, former San
Francisco broker
don cooks and gallons be sold
the duchess Marborough kitchen
Mrs Lathrop formerly Miss Isabelle Harris is WE'LL
known a talented singer
The which Lathrop
will poverty
The charges will be trva-a with
of pound of bread a penny.
The first kitchen will opened in the Isngon
here that Mrs Lahrop will cook expected that heavy
demand the kitchen will the charity
busy and night
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Read the Classified Abs %
Page SIX.
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Mrs. Evans. aD3 South Adams
street. will entertain the Needle
craft club tomorrow afternoon
for the regular meeting.
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Mrs. u. A. McAlpine. 40 u ~.
Helens avenue. . will entertain
Wednesday afternoon for the
Pythian Sisters club No. 3.
The Newark journal., 1914-04-10
FOUR LEGGED CHICKEN

J. U. Martin of Sulphur Rock sent to this office a few days ago a young chicken that had four legs. All four of the legs were fully de veloped, were about the same length and each had a perfect foot on 1t.
 The chicken was matched by one of MT. Martins hens and was an apparently healthy youngster, but it only lived about two days.
 We have been unable to figure out" whether this is an omen in. dicating that MT. Martin vii walk away" with the nomination for sheriff at some future date, or whether it means that he is tee slow for politics and ought tt stick to Ole Beck and the blow.
The Newark journal., 1914-04-10
ORDINANCE NO. 55

An Ordinance to Regulate and Tax all avocations and business within the Town of Newark, Arkansas, which under the law and by virtue of spec ial act of the Legislature, the Town Council is authorized to tax and reg ulate.
 Be it ordained by the Town Council of the Incorporated Town of Newark, Arkansas.
 Section l. That it shall be unlaw- ful for any person, firm or corporation to engage in. exercise or pursue any of the following avocations or busi- ness, within the Town of Newark, Ar kansas, without having first paid the tax hereinafter required, and obtained license therfore, as follows; to-wit:
 1. For each general merchant, S4. 90 per quarter.
 ?. For each restaurant, S3.0o per quarter.
 }. For each barber shop, Sl.50 per quarter.
The Newark journal., 1914-04-10
CARD OF THANKS

Editor of Newark Journal Will you please allow me space in your yaluble paper to thank the voters of Independence County for their large support in my race foi Representative. Although was defeated l will never forget theil large support and kind treatment while travelling over the county before the Democratic Primary of March 9. l again thank them and l also thank you, MT. Editor, in advance for space for this little card. With kindest regards and best wishes to all 1 remain.
 Yours truly
 L. r. Johnson