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The Newark journal., 1915-05-13
BANKERS COMMEND THE NEWSPAPERS

The Arkansas Bankers Asso- iation, at it's recent meeting in Little Rock, adopting resolu- tions commenting the profit able farming campaign in Ark ansas, declaring that those be- hind the movement deserve credit for startinga change for the better that will result in a great change in the agricultur- al history of Arkansas. Among others commended for their part in this movement the bankers had the following to say of the work done by the newspapers:
 "The newspapers of the State have not only been will ling but aggressive in promot- ing the publicity of the cam paign and in contributing time and original thought to the publication of the proper mat ter in every section of the state. It is estimated that the press has printed about three miles of column matter for the cause.
 "As a matter of duty, it is gratifying to make record about the newspapers of the state that there is a great i'm provement in the character of our publications in general. They are leaving out the iingo- ism of politics, and remember ing the needs of the people more than ever.
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13
AN OLD RESIDENT

Mr Editor.-As you wish to hear from the old settlersI will say that I was born in North Carolina. and came here with my parents in 1853, and have lived here continually since that time. I was left a widow in 1889. l have five children living and one dead. 1 have g grand children, two of whom are dead. You will surely think l am an old resi- dent, as 1 have lived here about 62 years.
 Mrs. Barbara LeWallen
 Walnut Grove, Ark.
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13
LIVED HERE 59 YEARS

Mr. Editor.-I will write a few words as to how long have lived in old Independence county
 l will be g in August and was born and raised in the county aad spent my en- tire life here
 l have nine children, and nine grand children. My fath- Ter was one of the first settlers in Independence county. 1 am the daughter of Capt. H. U. Gray.
 MARTHA BROGDON
 Charlotte, Arkansas.
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13

No possible good can come from a display of temper. It is an exhibition of weakness and lack of selfcontrol. Makes a person as savage and irres- ponsible as a brute and often causes one to commit acts that entail seere penalties. Ii is all right to be firm in your con- victions, and upon occasions to show resentment, butthe strong character avoids a display of violent feelings, not only be- cause to win, we must keep a cool head, but because violent anger is positively harmful tc the mind and body
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13
A TIP FOR YVES

Ex-Treasurer J. W. Crockett is now being mentioned as a sure candidate for governor. We understand Mir. Crockett has a good government job and he should remember the old saving about a bird in the handl. ,.etc -.-r P9oair0irtas star Herald.
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13
BOTH LEGS BROKEN

Gillet, May 8.-Dr. W. w. Lowe, one of the leading phy- sicians of Gillet, was seriously injured yesterday when his team took fright and ran away, turning the buggy over The doctor was thrown out and both legs broken.
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13
BERRIES TO NEW YORK

Jonesboro, May l0.-The first full carload of straw berries ever shipped from this place, left today consigned to New York. The Berry Crow CTS Association will ship sev- eral more cars
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13
HEALTH OFFICER NAMED

The state board of health has appointed Dr.. ". B. Lawrence of Batesville as county health officer for Indepedence coun- ty. He will succeed Dr. J. H. kennerly who has held the po- sition for the last two years.
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13

Ignorance of the cheapscan- dal that is commonly floating around in the neighborhood is one kind of ignorance that should be cultivated
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13

If more people were like the woodpecker and would keep working away until they had t1rei4 hole drilled, the world would be better off
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13
GOOD PASTURE

We have the finest. cane pasture in the county and are prepared to take stock for pasturage at Sl q head per per month. Man on place to look after stock.
 H. E. HAWTHORNE.
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13

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 70 something to counteract o 70 it, so He took a sunbeam 0
 70 and put in it the heart of o
 % a child, the brain of a 0
 70 man, wrapped these in 0
 70 civic pride, covered it Q
 % with brotherly love, gave o
 @ 1t mask of velvet and a 0
 o grasp of steel and called 0
 o it a BOOSTER; made it o
 o a lover offelds and flow o
 o and manly sports, be- 0
 o HeVer in equality and 0
 o justice, and ever since o
 o these two were, mortal 0
 o man has had the privi- 0
 o lege of choosing his asso- o
 o ciates o
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The Newark journal., 1915-05-13
TOMATO GROWERS

The Newark Canning Ooll,. '4 paay desires to contract 'sia1 with farmers farm for growing tomatoes for our canning factory TOT Tor the this season. l "oSe desire to grow '0'i,,'y @a4,, sbonId call and sign contracts a,,ao r. c. Hoyt,
 dt oi''''' President.
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13

For Sale.-Three lots on Main Street. Good business location, and will be sold at a bargain. Newark Real Estate Company.
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13

It takes genuine courage, grit and pluck to reach the top round of the ladder of success.
The Newark journal., 1915-05-13

oloss commercial printing 5ltHt promptly done by The Journal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

Monday sitornoor a, two o'oleos shs
eirlN 90 the iucai lilgh school win movl
the girlH ~ toe Ahcr itish Srhuel in b
basketball contest Goa the lueai arhoc
GROUNDS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

Announcement "a vsde % the an.
proaehlng nuplmh "a MiSa Marie
N1eht daushlrr ~ M and Mrs. n M
Nisiil and hlsa iitwmsu r,isp. tc o.,
Sif ea ncNt fpcs'iay VNonlng a, Nloe
oelecA - ne hvme ~ a., prldss l,t.
rrft@ Ma North Narri1p eiroei
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21
SECHR|ST GATHERS
DATA FOR CITY AS
A HEALTH RESORT
COMMERCIAL CLUB 70 INSIST
UPON cirT REcoGNiTioS As
hEAlTh REsORT
Curative Properties % Mineral Water
at psrs are PYssn b. Statements
81 tArareds

corpus Cmiefs rlaim ~ plarr
among rcsNri ciiita a- winter resort
~ ine f'rst rahhrr mas lseu inslsirrtI,
dfui'd np thr Heu,ral Passenger N1,nts
g Gee san NuiHrir 4na Nrsnsts Isass
uga ine Nulf tntsi Tame railroads avid
certain tHurist iafre taNr accordingly
hvrn refused "n ttIa ruund
that thr cify e in nNint MANS Ger
ahead 20 wiotrr resorts thoruch8ut he
state and rountr, has bscu and DAN,
is altcslvi b, visitors eho tata trenr
Attracted tD bee climatic Az rantarcs ir
t'f winter scason iud tNe Corpus
christi ttsnmenal Cinh Intends io
frrc recognition nf tho net
Marlin put ,iiu,Hsi VOLTS b., c.atni
&" and go recognition as hrins AInter
resorts un srpands eco having N1tof ri
h,tiihgiting preinlNes.
CORPUS Christ has tr atfcsth uril
~ the must beneficial water .svr inn.
'il'cd ard thousands src yrarlt attrs,l
ga o ln fountain iu Astesian le,rs
fheuEh Hs Wnuisfui curative powers
have newer lrtn nnprwrlatr o. adttral.
,a
Tho VummruNl riah through la.
ccmmitimsr o. it Scehrist ie prsp4rl,.
. Use nf names ef Visitors io the van
~lth thv statements 20 ihc litnents D.. #.
rNri thcfcfrcm and these names ,r,
tN he presented az ussuf e thc f,c,
tHai Cpruus Chrsii Is rnniiei to 49,
~anir rrrNeniflaN fnaf 4. ct.sa fh,s,
water BOXES ~ North and East Texas
"he hatr nif unr rart ~ n.e rHnati.
attragtiN cmcsa 90 Corpus Christi ,
man has secn rnpio' rd 'v stand al t,.
fHuntain sHa rVmuilr thr ll.i fr,.m tb,
tistinrs partakins ~ thr Mater.
Hrrcrsl Passenger NErrt a. N.
strain ~ fho Gull 0dssi Ilne. anl
fecrrv D. iaQien of zinc snn Nr,rri,
ana Nnesas t'Qss roatis Wif ncrs m
fhe tlrcters 81 Ire COMMERCIAL rin&
f9rS'ie' rshfnc iH 'hr rrhi Tor Wins~,
rates tran an fssis 20 tho state ara
thc testimonials sul t.c usrd As ,,t.
dentr inr ihr clainis the ,it, Is mak
irH y this a.rviiae d4es not rrsu,,
ir r'fef % 's uni.rstsssd action tna,
business men 10 'he CITY fee-n MI
prove romrdial viz he rcso-,cd to n
TIE matter.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

The friends % Mra. John w sykes,
"t his city viii result 60 irsrn ~ the
eceth n her nuihrl Shfurins mourning
IA @t L~Uis wh,,Nyr she hsa a,air Ca
Hrent th' winter with h,t aeurhtvr
Airl Franklin f.rasilt Her rriun-
VIII hv tsAcn % l.ouis,i'ir kSo hot OH
honir. Goa lnisimvN MendaA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

This afternoon feem = 20 e'eiesk
the CORPUS N'hristl Marlnr Hand vii
giNo a contoFs AZ Inc ArteN,an l'arA. \
feai,ire ~ me isreknm Viii ec sNi.,
fitH a Kong WAY a. uipi cgar,r IA ~,
SUNK by inhn SHAW Appther fc,tur,
Will ~ cnrn~s rolr b, & n issulmnn.
a member ~ she hand
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

hud Manuel ilprcH. McSiehus az Ann
iNvEo. Who are charged With runHiHi
nes ngninH, ihc United states guNnfn
WcW we're Yesterday postponed hF a.
e Commissioners SuuthnstU untii nest
Saturday nn a,cuem 90 the absence uf
wiln,asca Gnnstlca is now under hnn
boz 10 namonui vt $500 white lorr1 is
piianpvt in thn county Nli
The care Of Jesse Jenkins versus thc
80 Louis uruwnaVlir aud MrriDo
nhiiwHS. suit Tor damages. which has
hrrn un itUd in thu district court ,iuce
nsg MONDAY viii rrohahh he cnnrlud
Oh hN rueHdaN ur Wr|lnosda, oi the
present work The Artnd ury. Whieh
last illia, afternoon rcreps.d. meets
aEaln go Tuesday mmuins
M,sA Mary crltser has ius, rsturnsa
from thr Gnssrrn markets. wbsfe shr
purchased q full line ~ ueN spring
hats aud othrr stock sitter carerlt
study 1T ,hr prevailing fashious MISS
critser wss accompanied on hrr ~
! turn hN un nNWri itimncr. Whn htR
hroli in shtte. ~ 'hv muiipnr, drppfl
MON, of unr of tho larFcN NhlonHe d..
: perlmcnt sunua ANA vii have thH ga.
leNisieu h.nNfi,f 80 iHc tfHmnius
room of enc fUWuow N.Dinrrs
: Mrs ~ a nassra ro,urrsa yestsr.
aaN fnW M .fH m1fk,ts Nhrro
Nhe Hf tNa H purchasing b
rUn hrD ~ wN.Ner
80 itNtn Hni NiN 90 r4its ~
hnestri, w.tn Nleit.fs n tle esd, SEES.
tUrilY fatlun n. CIVIL e.rAi,t. ss.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

Pau. csuics, a local lad lssves sedas
ncee rAr san Ansenlo WHOM he VIII
tfsons With shc iltonrhos ~ On ons.
fielder cauiey For four seasuns has
PLAYED fast baseball ln, Soa,h TEXAS
and many helleNe ,let be- can make
the Sansone team with ease.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21
A PARAMOUNT
PROGRAM
In Five Acts
City News =:
(: in Briet

"our country's erea, Men" and "la
ne Wefld Growing letter viii hc thr
subject nteday, mofning aud evening
IS tho First Presbyterian Church Mira
J = Stockton vii sins "rho Mnn ut
SerrowR" nnd MAscs Matte Caldwell
una Anne smith via play q yipiin duet
az the motnlnn service.
lahein on bottles have been said 70
lio one az Tn beat and moal iuastcnl
ipfmp ~ advertising Cor city aud Cor-
ptA Christi " setting some Focd pub
Ncliy Through haylns the name spread
Through tho whole atatr en BOTTLES 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

roy" put out D., ,hc corpus CHRISTI
iiuttiine COMPANY. Tho COMPANY has
recently enlafgsd thu plant Ga manu-.
fncturs nud distribute hruuGhuut thc
oniir, state a comprehensive linv ct
chrhnnatrd drinks. household chemicals
and HperinllleH under the "Clplr X
brand The Hrup' i'i' alone in,iu Dee
some dozen Natlvtios
Mondsy Afternoon a, two o'clock shs
elris 90 the iucai lilah school win meet
the girla 81 toe Alior illgh Srhue in
basketball contcH, Goa the lueai nrhoci
grounds
The "Hety reuy Girls" musical
comedy company. aud hvih and Vail
ucrman vpmsdiana. viii vpcn az lo,de
l'irr tomorrow rleht for an Indefinite
enlightenment irciN gtia svua cein'
edN the latest muslcai hits. chsice
repertoire with chaur~ vf rrpsrsm
eAeh sunday hnd Thursday ere the
7 ln"mielnH features ~ the amusement
company which viii apivnl a. the nab.
Ne 90 shis city
The friends % Mrs. John w sykes.
ot his city win frgt,t tu lrsrn ~ the
aoath ~ her u,oth., s,t,fa., ,,.,sin,.
IA St LoUis, wh'thyr she hsa g'atr ga
WV WN"'' WIN w "'"'N''''
",'NN' f''N''N N'' f'NW' ,7
w ''''h ~ '''"'' .''' W. h'' ON
"''' W. W''''N'" N"NNAN
oe'nsS N'N's VIZ 90 ehse'Ne" ~ ne
i'''''''',' ''n''' NN' t'hN,f, +"
ins lne mnFuina nall Win hy coliorted
uum ifvet bnAyh stamp and ii,Wlnl
d'hsefN wlnduwe will ts ulrn iuf nnc
hour 90 tho motins p Ga le NeiucN
An three hauAs ~ tho vity win fr
ciNHrA hrusNnns ihr hnN ns win he
the iihmrA ct Va i,elamA t'lali
-,
50" Nrinniu rs Interested in the ~.
Establishment ~ city hospital M Vufpus
Christ, u the ci,s .cwlpcii in.i now
Il NOT Interested in Mct q proicr pr
Npn KNnrlrr states ,hpt hv has llens,
~ esrllNi harklrg him in a plNposi ~
Aa'ld privately owned hlNrita he
~ 4 Turkish iath ho,,n,. tt,, Nh, Mn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21
NoRsr srNsE hornn

ONION. ta'N sA-A rernarkab,.
,currvSpaeicses - Associated Press',
Instance ~ horse sense wher a mum.
hrr u ritsriySs steeds broken lcos.
and lFncrs.i 4 challenge 10 halt ~,
s'oppei en- hcarins TIE p,tle AZ r.ne
front
W. wess 81 lau,a ts.a- asrs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21
sun COMPANY TO SINK WELL
IN NUtCES BAY, SAYS REPORT
Gufssy Company Nell ct White Feiat
Ne~ suns 70 Distance 81 600
Feet.

Thss ihr SnN go Comlan, inlcnds
dglNine fHr vii at a l,aint near tnv ttpf
ns tNp,rRnN ogeraiiaps hui in ih,
snhmvrSvti scetirn ~ thr y'rurus ,rbistl
ngld is thr ropnri sgnaesiine f,,.u Rasi
ia hst uight Operations. aecurtlus Z,
iAa fslnrt VIII start ynrit in Nitr o.
Ihv Haifss Company well uHtieg
orr ~ sinat too frei down ana Nneys
sani afHlns shvuid hrue 10 nrsr 600
rxverawN poirt itf,rr maaY tsss
Tho srrona wen hsinr eurt ai po.ui
shosi dlsiancr la,AWsrsi from thc firsi
has mcn unlerNaN si,ont thine da1s
trd ihs same continuous operation
rsfs on there AZ psN
NV ees ihins MASS ln thr NAV ci ths
crater l"rmrk hy thv ferre ~ the Ess
that elvw ont the A,t Wrn " 80,
White iN'lrt snmpsns xrumtirs a. rcri
thvagh taflh shukrl IN tarco. Ths
fiame> that f0r -tfny time hung oscs
this sie' have ais4l tui ,hcuEh , sc,
scf "a shc si4nS gas a. the f,,,i ~
me Nun ~ ~ staileN water, ID th,
aaN Is ~ Flames
Tho sceNc AZ white Iuint - q hns,
src being dcseflec5 as sran 'ii,sU
27d var sser ear ~ s,ghts~vrs srs,n az
roirS dsHY ~, Aetwrra Il and rDri
land. sint0n and cVgnus Christi
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-12-24
j. Y. Haight & Sons.
Danger Signal.

If the fire bell should ring would
you run and stop it or go and help
TO put out the fire? 1t is much the
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You should no more try to suppress
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ter my husband takes cold easily and
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Cough Remedy is the best medicine
for breaking up these attacks and you
cannot get him to take any other"
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Advertisements
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-12-24

President Wilson has decided
that etIness should he made
a non-partiSan issue. Sruntor
Owen and his coterie have decided
that n clotnre rule in the Senate
should he made a nou-partisan
question. These momentous de
cisinnS were reached alter it had
been discovered that neither pre-
I,areslness nor cloture could he
put through by Democratic votes
only
he ncn-partisanship which
Mr.. Wilson, MIR. Owen and others
in / he Democratic party adhere
To is the KIND of non-partisan>lnp
which consists solely IN getting
Republicans to pull Democratic
.chestnuts out of the fire. When
there is reliable Democratic
majority To be had, there is no
talk of non-partI>an>hip A sec
ret part, caucus his held, which
votes to hos-tir all the opponents
of whatever the caucus majority
may at he minute have ia mind;
and then the caucus mandate Is
executed by part> votes III the
House or Senate, as the case may
he. But wheI, the Democratic
majority is slender. or not to be
depended upon. then comes the
cry for non-partisanship.
Ilisa familiar Democratic trick;
aud it is by no means confined to
Wasnirgt We have sec., it
rIghl here III our own community
many Il time. We can all recall
Democratic candidates Tor minor
offices who 20 about soliciting
Republican, votes on the ground
that no real party question IS at
stake Sometimes-too often, We
are bound to sa, Republicans
fall for this sort of thing.
We doubt. however, il they do
so this time They will cu-oper-
ate with President Wilson III a
Tor preparedness. but
they Will lay much emphasis Oh
the Coz and VI Mr. Wilson
wants 10 he non-paItisan in the
m liter he will have to be m, re
c 'rslderate ofRepublican opinion
aud suggestion than he ever yet
has been.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-12-24
WANT COLUMN.
Classified Advertisements.

For Sale Duroc Jersey Hogs, far.
rowed in April, weight $50 lbs. regis
tered male and female prize stock
ut market price and IS 90 for pedi-
gree. W. II. Brock,
Ia mile east Of Rupert, Ida
Remington Typewriter for sale cheap
Enquire ut Clyde Dahlqulst Tailor
shop.
Work Wanted-I will wash, iron,
sew, OF do house work, or anything
to make an honest dollar.
Mrs. W. A. Davidson.
For Sale Registered Short Horn
Bulls. IL and Ia months old. dark
red. Wisconsin stock.
l.. BROWN, r 3, Twin Falls.
Wanted to Buy Team. Harness
and Wagon. John Murer.
Girl wanted for general homework
Apply Oakley. Herald.
For sale Kitchen Range with Re-
servoir, in good condition.
Inquire Herald Office
For Sale Two building Lots, we'll
improved, adjoining Mrs. z. Work.
man. For further particulars apply
to Mrs. z. Workman. Oakley, Idaho.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-12-24
A Real Artist.

| There is talented musician in
the Schubert Company, whose
/ work for many years past has
been the real Foundation of this
noted organizations success.
Quietly, unnssumigly artistic
ally. she has served her art earn.
estly from great love OF It,.
Other aspIirAnts OF fame, with
but small portion of her great
ability, have made desperate ct.
fort to advertise themselves into
renown bv the "circus" me thods
so obnoxious to all true artists.
the while that Lavinia Zenht has
been serving the divine muse mod
esty. LOYALTY and royalty. While
she is an accomplished instrument
tal'st, 1t is the rare depth and
rich quality of her phenomenal
contralto voice which has endear.
ed her to the hearts of a multitude
OF American and Canadian music
,ver>. Hear her at the Opera
House on Dec. Oath.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-12-24
Costly Education

Two years ago American bust
ness men voluntarily went to
Washing ton to give the President
and Congress the hcat fit of their
knowledge and experience upon
matters which we've the subject
OF proposed legislation. Pres:d
ent Wilson denounced them as an
insidious lobby" and drove them
from the capital. In his message
to Congress a few days ago the
President indicated his intention
to call business men into confer.
ence upon important government
pi oblems Two years ago he
wanted to hang some OF them
"higher' than Hannah. After
putting the American business
man through an experience little
better than hanging, MIR. Wilson
realizes that alter all. practical
business knowledge is of great
value and that even college pro-
fessor can learn from business
men. But what a pity 1t is that
Mr.. Wilson took TWO wears to
find out this. What pity Amer
lean industry paid So dearly for
Mr.. Wilson's etlucationl
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-12-24
FOOD COMBINATIONS.

How to put foods togeth, to make
meals that digest easily is the subject
of the leading article in the / ecember
number of the Hygienist Magazine,
written by DR.. r. r. Daniels. Pro-
cure copy of the magazine at Your
news dealers or send ten cents fo The
Hygienist Publishing Co., Majestic
Bid, DENY er, Colo.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-12-24
OAKLEY ITEMS.

Carl Hawkins. brother to Rebeccs
Wilson. returned from his mission t.
the Eastern States on Friday last
Carl is paying his sister surprise
visit before returning to his home al
Salt Lake.
The First Ward Sunday School will
give a Christmas party tonight at
their meeting house. A Christmas
tree will be among the many things
that will be had during the enter
tainment.
The specialites alone Xmas night at
rhe Wayfarers" will be worth more
than the price Of the tickets.
Good for Constipation.
Chamberlain I abets are excellent
for constipation. They are pleasant
to take and mild and gentle in effect.
.Obtanable everywhere.
Advertisement
Prof. Merrill and wife left Satur-
day for Richmond. Utah, where they
will spend the holiday vacation with
their folks there.
Bryon Howells came home from
Logan, Utah, Saturday to spend the
Christmas holidays with his people.
\ Thomas H. Clark and wife has
gone to Grantsville, Utah, to spend
the Christmas, visiting relatives and
hiends at their old home town.
The Misses Irene and Ether Quill
ian has returned home from school
at Salt Lake for the holidays.
0. 2. Bates went to Twin Falls on
Saturday on business.
Have you been to the big price
cutting sale yet at the Halverson's
Ladies' Shop yet? If not, you have
missed many bargains. But there
is still several more days left and
plenty more bargains for you bar
gain hunters.
State Of Ohio, city OF Toledo, L..
Lucas County "''
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he IL
senior partner OF the firm OF r. J. Cheney
q Co. doing business In the City of To-
ledo. County and State aforesaid and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ey-
cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed In
my presence. this 9th --y of December.
A. d. 1886.
: s..lSeaO A. W. GLEASON.
Ty8SfA Notary Public.
\ s%*s3111v8C ntarrh Cure is taken internally
Il xATectly upon the blood and mu-
"a Hres Of the systesa Send for
testimonials. free.
r. ]. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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