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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12

President Wilson, of course, is
mighty slow IN making up his mind
about the matter, but take it from
MS, ONE Of these bright mornings he
will step down into Mexico and
give that bailiwick 4 genuine good
spakning.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12

BY the way, had you ever
theught about itS Almost time
for the city election and nobody
saying a word about il.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12

While we haven't been to town
IN several weeks, we are going to
make a long guess that the lineup
for governor in the next primary
will simmer down to two men, Geo.
w. Hays aud Earle w. Hodges.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12

Not enly the state has been shak'
On down, but a number Of state Of
fees have been shaken up since the
legislature convened.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12
PHONES

The more ignorant n man is the
mere positive he Is in his statements
especially in those statements that
will not hold water.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12

The Arkansas Legislature, after
spending sixty strenuous days saw
ing the state, will adjourn today.
Don't cry! We will have another
one in two years.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12

NJ. +. Dickinson for auditor and
VIM. stoddard for deputy auditor
makes pair that looks good; and
is certainly a pair that would be
mighty bard 10 beat.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12

To an outsider and disin,erosted
onlooker, it certainly looks like
Governor Hays Is grooming him.
self for third term.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12

A New York judge has decided
that a wife Is boss in the home.
Most married men have long real
ixed that.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12

Old Champ Clark spoke the truth
when he defined a Democrat as
man who believes in Democratic
principles and votes the Democratic
ticket. Especially, commend to us
the man who votes the ticket.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12
and otherwise

U
Adolph RAIN, postmaster OF Pit
mau was IN Pooahontas Tuesday.
While ia town he Subscribed for
the Star. Herald.
A. James Of Pilman was in
Pocahontas Tuesday and renewed
for another years reading of the
Star Herald.
l.. Wilmington the produce man
Of Reyno, has bought fr,m Dec. 2
1914 TO Feb. l9, 1918 ;ver Il rec
thousand dollars worth of country
produce.
@. l.. Cate made business trip
TO Walnut Ridge Monday.
Good -four per barrel $500.
PAGES Cash Store.
Onion sets per gallon 2bc.
PAGES Cash Store.26 If.
Remember the Big box of candy
to be given tree Saturday night.
Peoples theatre, get your coupons
every night.
Pearl White meal per bushel e5c.
PAGES Cash Store. 26 If.
Attorneys T. w. Campbell and
S. A. ID. Eaton we're attending cir
cult court at Corning FIRST of the
week.
5 gallon keg kraut soc. PAGES
Cash Store. 20 II.
Red RustprOOf oats zoe. PAGES
Cash Store. 2stf.
From the lumber Of drummers
seen in our town lately it would
seem that business conditions are
getting nearer a normal condition,
than they have been for some time
past.
For Sale at a Bargain-one pair
Of young mules about four years
old and in good condition. Will
take part cash aud good note for
balance. Address lock box ID.
Holmes, Ark.
LosT-Between Hamil and Po.
cahontas, a check book on the First
National Bank Of Alaska, Texas,
containing several bills of money
aud letters addressed to Heber
Springs. Finder will leave same at
the Star Herald ofice aod get
reasonable reward. l.. q. Hughes
Thoroughbred white WyandOtte
eggs so cetns per sitting of Is to
local trade, rs cents post paid.
Mrs. w. F. Blevins, Pocshontas
Ark.
Posted-0Be bay mare mule
coming three years old, no marks or
brands, aboRtl4 hands high. Mrs.
A. L. Brumley, Biggers, Ark.
20 2tp.
EGGS
Thoroughbred White Wyandotte
eggs soc per sitting of Is, tn local
trade, 75c parcel post. Mrs. w.
f. Blevins, Pocahontas, Ark. 2stf
Twenty FIVE cents per box or
$3.50 per dozen post paid. Manu-
factured and sold by Fluhrer Tobac
co and Snuff Co., Boonville, Ind.
23 ST..
In honor of her birthday, Mrs.
NJ. X. Armstrong, was agreeably
surprised last Saturday by quite a
number of lady friends and neigh
bors dropping in on her at her home
unannounced, each bearing a nice
/ present in token Of the,r friendship
and Admiration Of their old time
neighbor and friend Mrs. Armstrong
after very pleasant meeting, each
departed for their respective homes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12

Old John Barleycorn won't down.
Now we are 10 vote on the whiskey
question again in 1916.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12
IIow To &c oalnlne To chndren.

FEBRtLtNE Is the trademark name given 20 On
improved Quiuiue. ftis Tasteless syrup. plcns-
ant 10 take and does not disturb the stomach.
Children take Il aud never know II Is Quiniue.
Also especially adapted to adults who cannot
take ordinary Quiniue. Does not nausente nor
cause nervousness nor ringing IN the head. Try
Il the next time you need Quiuine for any pur.
pose. Ask for 2.ounce original package. The
uanc FEHRILlNE Is blown In belle. IS cents
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-03-12

Entered al the postohoe at Poeahontaa
Arkansas. a. sccoud-class mall matter.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
ssAssssy Mus >RAuW

Ne American .snthly At s.y paias
sGess ~ sa.e s1sA.s 4 saaAiAg -
rhe Yesth's . Ce.Pa.isa, sd nsas eas
s1ss ssaAi.g Il Asttss 0.aai4y. Les
tAAa fsas es.ts . veek saROss -
sssviss IN your fsnily-iAs slssa -
tastaianssA, is fi.s saoDssGivsasn,
vesk after veek. fAsss i - O1i1as-
ii ~ .asAsA Sy easar sAA 49,
ssis.sisss tAi.kiAG .st siviag vsiss
- ~ Pssssal esssiaoisas e H. ~
tssA ~ sspsayiaG ~ .aAass - e
vAiaA sssvietises ass fssAsA. TAsss
sss ssssiss 10 which sss - - fsssl
~ tAsin Il astiss al ths Srist ~
tsssst II hs.s lifs, eparkli.s i.ass.
sd osasiAs Bsthos- fAsss b isfes-
estisa, easef.lly sifteA, - tAat tAs
PssAes nay 'aly nPen its tsustvssthi-
nssA
II yss Do sst know fhs CsaRa.isa,
iet - sead yoS oae OF tive isssss fsss
with the Forecast for the current vel
uns.
Every new subscriber vAo se.As
600 for . years subscriptions viii
rseeive free The Companion Hose
Calendar for 1918.
3IB YOUTH = COMPANION,
~ Berklsy etrset, Bsstsa, Nass.
New subscriptions rsesiveS st tAk
a4iss
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
70 n F.esae es aas.wssA svz,.u

We wish to again call your attention
to the fact that we are sole agents
in this city for Aentol Pile Remedy
Our success with this remedy has IA,
exceeded our most sanguine expecta-
tions. Therefore. We are pleased to
recommend and guarantee every pack
age Of Neritol Pile Remedy. Prics,
t1.0O. Glenwood Pharmacy exclusive
agency.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
4 0poaD mgupa naAa

CssssaAs sPsiAe, March s.-WhAs y
said T. b the ssesaA largest ~
niaing aesl ever essssnatsd In Csas-
rado was elssel ts1ay whsa A. &.
Csritsa Of CFipPas Creek s.A assssi.
atss abest 50 Il tie nsst PesaiDsse
.isias asa a.d saRttaks<s In CslsssAs
PassAassl frsa JsAa Z. 4ilkksa asA
I. v. Casvss, q q. Lsais saA =. O..
Ls0ss Il CAieass, - Pss eset e ths
capital stsek Il ths 0ssasa CyeIe Mia
jng company ewniig properties in tAs
Cripple Cseek district aad . Mill aaa
coal deposits near tais city fog . eon-
sider.tion Of el,5O0, ,00O. This deal
came after several weeks Hegotiatioa
and is second only to the sale Of the
stratton properties in the Cripple
Creek district Is years ago to Le.don
capitalists.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
WtasI CENT a. aouaEYu
ssso esaaaas1 ~ LnsAy
vusa - u1AaGl

A. vs0neAaeo real ss1nAs ~ -
0o11Dso1 Isttes. nse0 Q elkaae tanlnG
~ = seoasaishaA ~ pDss ~ ~
~ - ~ ssla q sssas1Aa. vAaa
- 0DoaAb hoos ~ 0aaaV vsso
I0un0nD - aeoesnA e ssaAlnAsns ~
0UAO ~ brsskiaG 80 q has1lllEiss
- 0Oo. He vos = 0sAaal vAaD
- oDeooa AsAtiAG baanA. - ~
6a1D 00ssnas h Dsssos ~ ssoo
0ooDA p0s oevteas Paaosao ~
an0D , vtthAasA. ~ lsAAss enSa.
= -:
~ ~ naAs osAsnA sss sA)ss-
M 0alDt.. oo.siAsFiag \ ths oast
0saGabas point for avaitiAg Asvsaee-
0ao1A fhs morning eftss sss assival
oSs . complete pasalysh e -
01AnG1nl situation eseabaisAsA iess1k.
oatA1nO available haA aay eirealatiAg
va1oo: checks, letters ot credit. tAo
Aooseooa Express company o. travel
~ oAocks. or svsa Belgian DaDs1
0Aosg. ell shared the asns fate That
ssso1ng our limited eapatal consisted
q GlgAt francs in ny p6ekst. o.
ssssoa. had depended upoa ny ~
tsss q credit.
We vent in silence valhiAg Iowa
~ eeeap shore. Both myself and
~ wondered whsrs We would -
as1t. aad what would become Of -.
VIA We came upon q brilliantly
k0bte4 kursaal. 1t occurred to ~ Ne
0A0At correct our fortune By staking
n al upon the roulette wheel. At
tie most 1t couldn't render our lot
any worse than 1t was. To our hor-
Fos. however. the inscription. i've
fs1aes entree,' confronted our eyes.
fhak would leave US but three francs
n ea9 pockets. Once again the situa-
10 Was saved by my wife. Fro0
~ bottom of her hand satchel she
Des1aesd . hve-franc piece. which she
~ Md away during the fAt ysaFs.
leoh1AG forward to contingencies. %
y ~ marched. aA1. aftse having got
- - the arithmetic OF The eaAbllnG
taAaA Ws selected No. - TO Ascs1s saf
AnAA
Ae wheel whilisl resnl 80
SsanA anA It became blsek bseseo e9R
eUoa. ~ IN our ears 4 eosaAal M
Dos1sy. and vhsn II seoDOsl Aa1nt
AAo1b eaouSh to satAsr ~ Do0oy.
~ osaSse hal voa. 80 tAsy ~ ~
. ~ I. RsosoAssin0 4 30
G11R - naks Dsosy tAaa - bos0
4 - Dssvs1 ourselves vsethy e ~
Aoooe ~ vitA1rawtag fss0 ~ slaG.
- 0o10At osr edit Sssl1a0 soso a0n1n
- Vogo. abse - tAho ooeo q 81.
oooeoo ~ . 1ay - tvo..
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
0o00 70 WA6Woo0

0Isnvssl 0PsiAQ hos .. aans ~
county ever - sas q ~ pssttisst
and nest 1ssissbls GttIs sitias h which
- mako hsas. Thsss vhs Asvs tsss-
slsA II ths sast 40 is ~ vsst ~
charmed With 0lsavssl a,l sas1sPass.
- .atassl sAvaata0sa. Il = dssei.e1
= bsssos TIE sssiAssss sity Il ~
Western NsPs. WY ~ ssssss Tor
ysssssR . hsas II this Sssskifsl sp-s>
A.as- n1a1s ~. n ~ oesesA
css.ty High ssAssa yin ~ .ssA -
ths attsastivs.s0 sf IL passs - .
hs0s dAy.
I sas s9ss ~ . bofeaia = . sgsso-
~ sssilsees lsss&isa. Fsss ~ - .
ssnss. six sssa hssss = go sseA-
-, hsuD esal hs1ss 80 ha11lae
hia, . sAisAse Asoss ~ sapas ssso
80 ~ ~ svss ~ fs~is, niss o..
Asa VIA pasaay Il sssa sse ssss,
bsasiag sAssy tssss. fsssty = mn
fss tsn1fAg hsps FssiSs.ss - tAsss -
Ss.s sssAa0sA elyeee vin Aa.lis ~
Psssssty 80 IL Salasss 90 - paiA 10
SAsy iAG1Aunooto. 3N0a0Aae 49,
eseasss ass aigAs ssssss - osssvssa
II ysa vase . Ossa tAiAg - ~ aSsst
tAiA n pslss b sigAe
A. J. DIoDDoN.
~ Q esease lseetisa b ssoiAeoeo
poseaea q ~ - osWes cd Wstes
- - slgAt fss . nanlss e 81
AGsa ell et thas sffIso.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

DAT ~ait raAn' ysar lair b sses Sss
kssp - ~ Aavs u psssibss. We rss-
smnsnl lfseiAol Hair fsaie - . Fso-
sAas pssPassAisa fer hssqsag ths sselP
elsaa aal AsaAAy eseaitisa aaA 20
0soiaR haie QsWtA. = . pesQasasasa
e esaains 0ssit. eAe ~ are pasossA
- g1szaa4ss - -. Price 90. esA
AlIeo. 0as.wssl Pharmacy, s1sassivs
assass.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
rAs eossue ossss asaa.

wv VS0o w. ~Ns
Thsy aso oo,AAeiiciAg Bssi1a, svaa
IN tie 0akAoe e hoesl naass. Wei.
II Il esoss - o1GAbsar1a, WAat q
eur ovl -UAg q Psoss1Af' Aboat
half 1sosa soaA q LeaAsa se11l es0-
nsaoeAte vSo10sok ~ 0esak -
svsr IN uA01lo1 - ~ se1A -
vi1ssOssaA - tASssa s1ssy q tAe
victor q nesAaaA 0Aau ~ Deoessl
- PAINT tAso u -. - AAs ~ bssa
1eas & Dae1see o. sseaAs oes1-
smiths talo - - assAssss hss0sP
e ls1lnG1oa, ~ 0A1o e - HssaaA
KAG ~ . 1osa q n1noAU.-
'UnAse - A1nsnoo e hse ~ asoo
- Osaoaa ool01ss - esol1nasl -
eea ~ ~ - Vae - lsaose -
eavsssee q - e0s110sss: - eAAA0oA
NJ tAsssossA as0o s1os ~ ~ ~
KiAG q Rsunl1n, w. ~ Dss1a1ly
- eAaaQs1 u tlsa ~ - nagt Ossas
aaA ~ GAao - ~ - ~ vUlUaR
sAaisaeisa.- M. ~ y ~ esse
sFsae ~. - - s0seOs As0
~ 1sef-1An1sA CAssa1ssA
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
os,suas - ossa essassssuuss.A

oejss0 - oeoa pasossslu16aA g
d. AAlDA Wnosoe q ~ AaasAso-
tH QA02aal1 hlAn11f AaaO14al GAyo
tAat paGes1s1nn11on eaa0se - tol3o6
upoa TO ~ e1osRsalss1s laelA aaA
claims tAat u Ais e1Dssisaos cAnl1sa
fod upoa boao4 Or ooaAsAooa Hl1lk
have oeea Ooso Deoae to coasanvetoa
than thooo ~ q nav 1flk. O00 q
his argaDsu1o 00AlAse stsri1ixaAG nilk
II that we - ~ pasesu1ise battsf. al
though Il = . NV ni1k pFeoect. He
wants to DGovo tAak, although hAxR-
full bacilli s1ise n raw milk they are
useful In Asstroytng other harmful -,
ctlli in he tiQoiA.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
You1 cnuD's cough n
2 4 GALL E00 AnP.

Don't put OF treating your child s
Cough. It not only saps their strength,
bat often leads to moro serious all.
nsats Why riski Yea doat have to.
d. Kings New Discovery u j1st the
rsoeAy ysar child .ssas. II u nsds
wita soothing. healing a.d satissptie
paasa.s. win quickly ehsek <As Cold
81 ssstAs ye.r CAilA's Os1gh away.
Ne odd ~ beA ths CssgA q hsw
Isne stasaiAg. d. Hnes New Dis
esvesy win stsp =. rs eaasss1eed.
Jast Gst . bsttls frsa yess druggist.
40 tsy Il.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
nleaa orses.

~. ny exclaimed Mn. 0ahA. -
- lssAs1 - fs0a Tie AsvsDaosr. ~
says hsgo ~ . O1ga WFses ~ naAo
11s1oaA v111 - - 49, q tAae1.,
-1a1A: 01 - 90 -10ae
- sD6ale 80 dAloonnA-
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
0010 HoalGD OF
2 RlUUlGA1I0nl CURAI11

Rheumatism il disease characterized
by pains in the joints and in The mss
cles. The most common forms srs;
Acute and Chronic RAeunatisn, RAsu-
matte Headaches, Seiatie RheanAtsim
and LaHbsgo. ALI Of thsss tyPss caa
be helped absolutely BY applying some
good linansnt that pesetse<es. A. sp
plication Of Sloan . Lias0eAt TIVE "
three tines Q day to tie a1setsA pass
will give instant relief. Slosa's Lisi.
ns.t il essd fer pain, sad especially
RAssnatie Paia. beeaass Il pssstzaAss
to ths ssat sf the trssAas, sostAss tbs
afflicted part asd AsaWs tAs pain.
"6aoan's Hainsat 10 ell nsAiei.s. :"
0st . 3Se. ssttle Dsw. kssp Il Ae.ly
in esss Of sasrossey.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
oassyias sssassh iasssaass.

ons1yiae Nsaaeh iasssaasa.
~ Natioaal Cfvts ssAseak3sa ~
01111nts1 Inquiries toeo ~ 0seAeAs
= 11gs10n ooantfles q As1siag va0o
eog0ess agalnse 01sosetaaa. - - .
rsss1t the -sss1al ssevsss 1sSastasst
q he fedssok1sa - esas61sslAG ~
6ssir1hility - Fooo00saAiag legisio-
ton to pro~iAs eee eompslsoey i.ssr.
aAee for Mnaoo.
A committee Ass bsen in Loadoa
to study tAs eoeeatioa Of the national
insurance aet e Great Britain. EN-
ployers were asked about the cost
Of the insuranos and its relation TO
business. Wags earners were asked
to give Information regarding the ef-
fects ON wa0s rates. ON the conditions
Of employDeat. and ON their general
welfare. Changes In the cost Of poor
relief and any reduction in the death
rate from Drsvsatabls diseases were
Investigated.
This genefal survey will prepare the
way for a fnvesttGatioa By . commis-
sion next sDg1aG, vhsa IN effort viii
be made -. bring together all infor-
matioa Witch Wfl1 seevs social insar.
aaes psrDssos = ~ Units1 States.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
WDooQuDa 0oU1

WsA-svssyses k.swO ~ s9ses Il
Pine Fesss1s - CsaghA n. H.
Piss-Tss-Hsesy = . ss0s1y which
bsiaes lsisk ss1R ess WAsseias
CsaGA, lssssas ~ 0aesaA eeeeAss tAe
HAiag Il ~ thssee a.a haR. and
uaAss ~ ssasiag spGas lass ssvsss.
4 4saily witA sFswing sAnasss sAssia
~ - witAsst T. Keep b AasAy fss
II CsaGAs aAa OLD. -. q yssr
as1egfs4
.1ss,Eas 1lalso . ansg 1s11a.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

-
Rsstaastes fAs.Psss has ssssivsl
isaEssetises sbsst sPssiag hsaash
= Wssdrsv Wilsss's Hard finss Ea-
Uasynsst nsssaa- fhsss b - sssl
for it il Kss..linG ~ \ ~ -
esos With IL ether s2lietisas It Dsn-
sssstie sAniaistsaties. - Kssnaliag
NsWs.
william Les, Of GIesvood, prspris.
sos Of tie Gleavosl Hstsl thess has
taken charge of the Winchester hotel
= sseessssa to Johs CAanbssasia. NJ.
Lee expects to spead the greater part
Il his tine in RiAe nov looking after
~ hotel business aad also his ranch
istsFssts just west sf RiAs.-RiAs
Rsveille.
~ ososes Of tAe eensfsl assembly
whe fstAsss e. esustsnaaess :" joker"
in . legislative measure IL law maker
VIE is not to be trusted by the people
He belonss to that clsss Of politicians
who should Be retired at the 6rst op-
pertunity. He would serve the people
best digging bitches or working o. the
ssetios-Fsrt Collins Courier.
Ma walter vanee, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Jessie, started o.
IT, early traia last Thsrsday morning
Sss Ls.g Beach, CAlifsr.ia for a. AZ
tssdsA visit With relatives. Miss
Jsssis, vhs has bssa sojoursiae With
f4s.ds at Dshves, retsr.sd last Wed.
.ssday in esasr - jsia her mother in
naking ths trip 70 tAs '0osAss Gate.
-ess.A vsi'sy Ns~A
1sssysas ~ ever ID Sssissss
viAA G. 4 DssGiass In ths ysass vhsa
- vss ths sGssisa aesst q Nsv
Oaslas vill sssrs~ vAss they Isss,
- hss Assa eeaAittsd b - Insane
asyi.a I. CAASsssia- CAasisy Dsse-
lsss was . ass nsa, al jsst Why
tAis tssaAis sAsaA - aPpsstisasA -
hin go his fsaily u 80 It H. n.y.
tssisa-0flt LsaAss.
0hssiR lEasisa Hsesy y ear in-
fssnaat tAas H. ses disesvsssA h ~
NsstA Daksts - Here Assntais .
Ssw wssks - soatissss to hsA eat.
a.a y ssttias better - thsy . l. o.
ths vein. 4 ear Il tie ere ives ship-
PED to The saeltsf last week, and
sample taken out Of tie car, which
was shovn e ~, carried sative oliver
and WAS very rich ore.-Red Cit6
Nsws
Have you noticed that when . bill
passes In the state senate, it almost
Invariably hss the vote Of Billy
Adams and the Nsxica,, and when it
is defeated it .iavariably has the vote
Of tho Mexican and Billy Adams
against itf The fact is those two nen
esaskituts tie Colombo state senate
and al the balance Of the eetteatsils
sAssA rssisa 80 save ths exPsnss.-'
HstsAkias Tines.
Il sssos = - ~ spis;ea II tAs
bsasa ef ts1stsss sf ~ tswn II
HslsAAiss thae tAsss h . ktsas To-
assA ase n tAis naas ssvs. rAsss-
6sss . v0niag h ysi.ssa this vssk
tAae sAssA - Assasa ~ ~ sw.srs
g - bstA yslsehas aaa 1sstAsss.
fss Il ~ - tAss tAs ~ s9sstias
~ ~ - saSssssA Al ~ ~
vay tAsss 80 . ssabss Il ehieksss
nasiAg asssaA ~ tsva-HsssAki"
1sAsa E+3
Harry G. WSaslsW. ~ . ~ ysoss
~ ~as go - nsse ssas4yb sasswe.
~ Aasisss ~, aisa ssssssay -
OH Csssk. 0ia - si0As yssss -
y v.s . sssPssssA sieissa, ~ vss-
t>AA - . sso1st.sas h@& .
A,pey vile 80 . bsi0ht ~, ssa ~
vssaA e - alkHaA6sa. - ID =
psvsety 81 ~ . AsassAssese -
HGnsasu ~ aaA ~ w1fas ~ os0-
~ - - ssanias osssnsee - ~
s.ossiseisy q whisAsg. II ~ sss~ay
o6sasssa - JsAa Dssisysssn. vhsa
- sAssGAs ~as - seasssAsst essseA-
Csaig Osssase.
A q result q sss - H. Pesvasioos
Il H. aefiesltssal splsspsiasisa oaA'
iArsaaA IL s3ssts Of 0seatof oeaf-
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
01ARoaGERY

Bsfsss buying your statiessry Il Win
pay yss - ~ ths Eaten, Csa.s ssA
PIKE hns-esssset fse an d.ds ef esf-
FssPee8sesa.
We carry LAby Glass finsse
sst glao tAak nsasy saa bay. 1AsRs
is .s%Aiag "j.st - 0ssA" - 1Sssg+
We Aavs ~ fi.sst Pistsrss, bsaA
fsansa 81 OksansA, - - Hsso1 -
~ sisy. ~ tAsa II ~ sss isski.g
fse ssal Wss1s e sst- DRiAg h ysaR
p1so1sso ~ NsoaiAG
1sa6@sa6sso ~ visessA Ak3aG
woeA6AD - sQooR6A
14D NAY1D H000Dz00A
~ Essss = oaaN&y.
0sasesllae ~ salsS Wane - 6ayS
Try . kstls roo6se = u Hssk
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
0e11 ssGIY 1os1A

Ises taiakiae tAae ysaess saviae
Sassss ~ - savsseising 49, ~
fss.iEsss b IL Oasssss tAsss sssaso
inpseassss h H. ~; tAaA - Sae-
Y IN IL Aasa, tha4 ssw ~ Wase 10
ssaa II ysa - bayss-an H. tAiass
fer which yea Aavs - ~. Al . nat
ter II tact yoa afs saving IT, qsArtss
fer tie vast ID, but sasfiAsin9 the
dollars tAat night 6s pined BY nak-
ing ~ salss. - say nesaiag Of the
satisfae4isa Of traAise- useaess sta4
(to yss) fos aetzal neeey, and hitting
seoesss else tahs what yea havs, 70
ssss fAsfeS hardly aaytAi.g that
se.aeo.e eaat .ssrread tAs want ads
tsaay anA ~.
VIA SaSy ss9sn witA esssA appay
ana sivs d. 1Asaas' Usseis O0 1t
|ssss. oa1s ~ sAil1ssA 4 nells osss
L lsag ~. -. - ~ ~ n 4rss
80
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

IaPsss aassa s1s ~ Asw.-nahss
~ - sasv viseia IT dfssasa ~
p0o Md - sssn1 Aolstsa-Dur
- 1De1 ueessA ~ = ~ sosssA
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

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The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

A. . result q ses = IL Pssvisiees
Il IL asrieslessal sp1sspsiasisa Sn'
1ArsanA IL s4sFts Of 0ssatoe Seaf-
roth, it viii - Pessihas fss tasse whe
dssiro 70 d - - ssesfs seA-eete
tracts fsr sannsf Fssadesees IN Csse-
rads anA stAse western Psbhs hsd
staAss. When . similar bill, intfednesd
b Cs.gfsoaaa Tsyles, secured fes-
>esAls esaaiAseakisa in ~ heses, ~
fslssraa fraskay qssstssssa IL vss-
lsa q ~ sans, aaa ~ stan hssA .
~ As1nse 49, sasA 1sGhansssa vaA
- pssvs aAvasAa0sso - ~ sess>
fAsss vAsss asas psfak = . -
- v,eaAiaa Il ~ ~ = 0llsaAe
- - - = ~ - Ue -
0nv - - . epa - esa0
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

Dsesysas - eve, ID sssissss
wi1A G. A. OsaGlass In ths ysass vhsa
- vss ths ststisa a0sss q Nsv
Oastls vill sssFsv vhss they Isasa
- Aos Assa esanittsd b - Insane
ssylaa - OAAfss1ia. Chasaey Dsse-
-. was . 1ss asa, al jsst Why
tAis tsseAls shssA - aSpsstisasA -
hin ssA his family y sse It H. n.y.
tasiss.-0ut LsAAsS.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

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The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

Have you noticed that when . bill
passes In the state senate, il almost
invariably hss the vote OF Billy
Adams and the Mexican, and when it
is defeated it iavariably has the vote
Of tho Mexican and Billy Adams
against itf The fact is those two .aen
esastitute tie Colorado state senate
and al the balance Of The eottoatails
sAsslA rssiga 80 save ths exPsnss.-'
HSteAkiae Ti0eo.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

0hssi1 Aasisa Hsasy y ear in-
fssaaat that ~ sss disesvsssl h ~
Meth Daks<a - Here Hssntaia .
lev wssks aes soatiasss 70 hesa est
an y esGtins better - tAsy - IN o.
ths veia. 4 ear It tie ere IVES saip-
ped 70 tie sasltsf last week, AID q
sample takea out Of tie car, which
was shovn te ~, carried sative silver
aad WAS very rich ore.-Red Clt1
NsWu
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

0sasssAaae ~ salss Wa.4 - -
Try Retls rsa6se h H. Hssk
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gascoigne en-
tertained o. A. Fechter, of North
Yakima, Monday.
A farmer down the valley announces
a radish chat weighs seventeen and a
half pounds. At last accounts both
farmer and radish were doing well.
Herb Boldt left recently for Irving
ton, Alabama, where he will have
charge of the development Of a large
tract of land. Mr.. Boldt will go via
San Francisco and make several other
stop-overs in California. His many
friends here wish him we'll in his un-
dertaking.
School will close this afternoon un-
til Monday, January 8. As usual
there will be noticeable exodus of
teachers for the Christmas vacation.
Miss limbaugh will visit relatives at
Boomers Ferry, Ida, Miss Morris will
spend the holidays at her home in
Easton, Miss Ryan will visit in Che
ney, Miss Makens in Toppenish and
North Yakima, Miss Bonsall in Spo-
kane, Miss Berg in North Yakima,
Miss Brown in Auburn, Miss Flypa
in Seattle, Miss Pearl in Davenport,
Miss Pinkerton in Seattle, Mr.. Green
in Seattle and Mr.. Meikle in Wenat-
chez.