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The Jasper news., 1915-06-10
Potatoes, Potatoes.

Thurs day, Friday, and Saturday,
potatoes at only 50 cents per bush
ell. These potatoes are a bargain
at the above price, Call and see
them at Jackson Bros.
The Jasper news., 1915-06-10
Poultry and Eggs.

pay the best market price for
poultry and eggs and give you a
qsuare deal.-J. E. Carr, at the
Brick Barn.
The Jasper news., 1915-06-10
For Sale.

Almost new fancy rubber-tired
runababout buggy, cost $4,000
and new fancy set of single harness,
cost IS. Viii sell both for SIS
7. D. Harbur
The Jasper news., 1915-06-10
For Sale.

A few first class Poland China
male pigs, ready for servicc.-1. c.
Stalter, route a, Jasper. 29tf
The Jasper news., 1915-06-10
Poultry and Eggs.

l pay the best market price for
poultry and eggs and give you a
square deal. E. Carr, at the
Brick Barn
The Jasper news., 1915-06-10

We are prepared to do your tin
work, either new work or repairing.
Sharp Nero, Co.
The Jasper news., 1915-06-10
Chick feed at CARTS.

ChlCK iced at Carr s.
Fresh rye bread daily at Quality
Bakery.
c. r. Menley OF Aurora spent
Sunday in Jasper.
Fresh fruits and table delicacies
at Zoe II. Deardorff's.
Don't forget our embroidery sale
June la. d. Harbur
Mrs. J, c, Pitts has been sick the
past two weeks, but is better Now
Five reels Of good movies at
Nunnelly's Saturday night.
Burgner. Bowman Lumber Co
for corrugated iron roofing
Miss Charlotte Shedd of Liberal
is visiting Lee Chambers and wife.
For market price of poultry, call
]. E. Carr at the Brick Barn.
Watch for our special bargain
sales each week.-J.D. Harbur.
W. l.. carp and wife of Nevada
visited ]. d Harbur and wife Sun
day.
]. B. Cline and wife are ir
Eureka Springs, Ark, for a month.
stay.
We can save you money on -four
The best for only SITS per sack
jackson Bros.
New line Of Queenswarc of al
kinds just received at ackson Bros
| Jasper's Greatest Store.
DR.. and Mrs. Stone of Carl June
ton visited DE-. Strobe and wifi
Sunday.
Ladies, when you want quicl
dinner see our line of canned an
bottled goods.-Joe H.Deardorff,
New up to the minute d e
white felt hats just received a
Jackson Bros, Jasper's Creates
Store.
Mrs. J. a. Lewis of Odessa, Mo
and Miss Marie Lewis of Tologs
Okla, are visiting Rev. C. A. Levi
and family.
Clyde Southwick is now a Hel
cules Booster-he purchased a me-
buggy Monday, one of the goo
kind Webb Bros. sell.
Bring me your cream, butter an
, eggs. | pay the highest marke
price, cash or trade Watch OF
window for fresh eats Joe T
Dearborn,
A c. Cline and family left Tue
day morning for Eureka Spring
Ark, where they will remain II
next few months for the benefit (
| their sons health.
Insure your life in a Westel
company-the Kansas City Life
and keep your money in the Stat
. where your money is all returne
| to you. See Bert Webb.
Pitts, the Paint Man.
The Jasper news., 1915-06-10
Sweet Potato Plants.

l will sell plants from now until
the end of the season at 10 cents
per 100. Come quick. Lewis.
Aft
The Jasper news., 1915-06-10
Get the Habit.

Buy your cakes and cookies at
the Quality Bakery.
The Jasper news., 1915-06-10
Farm Hand Wanted.

Married man; by day Or month.
House furnished. Apply at The
News. 4I-tf
The Jasper news., 1915-06-10

Let The News send in your sub
scription TO the Star-Times, Jour-
nal, Breeders Gazette, Drover's
Telegram or RuraIist.
The Jasper news., 1915-06-10
Busters Jasper-Carthage Jitney.

Busters jitney car leaves Jasper
for Carthage every day at 800 and
1880 am and 1 100 and $3.50 pm,
making fur round trips daily.
The fare is IS cents each way.
The car starts from Crows corner
in Jasper r. II. Roses in Carthage.
AI.At
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-02-10

ttbOz. NlkoIi, rcdaktor Pokroku
HGcbcc YIGdnouti 80 zhdnym fc
skym fondcm, jako nechce yldd
nouil ttmi pencil, jea scsly ~
jiz v omazsktm Sdruzeni pro vcc
deskGhO ndroda, n ably zadny jed
1Otliyee DemOhI pen6zl tenn
ylAdnouti, souhlasil y uprayeniu
staDoy tom smyslu, ale zda -
nam, n p. j. q. ROslckGmu, jrn/
krone "predsedoyani" v Narod
nj TlskaruG, spekuIuje Y pOzcn-
eieh, unoho zalezi na tom, aby Oh
\ Ceskym iondcm ncobmczcnt
ylddI, ably nlk0mu nebyI lodpo
vtden A koneGn6, redaklor Po-
krOku ncnayrhoval, ably omazsk(
Sdruzeni pfeyzaIO We syoj sprh
vi ccsk} fond, n}brl podotkI, u
snad povInnost tn, sprawl Ccskt-
no fondn, mohli by pfeyziti pred
sedoyd ndrodnich spoIku y Oma-
", kdyz teako by byIo proyfsti
volbu 4 prispiyutcIn roltrous"-
n$rh po ccl$ch Spojcn}cb Sta
tech, a kdW OsyGta odpira sou
rinnost Sc Sdruzonim. Nam s,
jedua ponzc o to, ably Fond byi
.sprayoyan poccsln|mi lidml po-
.ctiylmj Ccchy, "A zdaIl prispiyatr.
Il do Coskdho fondu jsou ochotuj
sjetl so trcbH do Omahy, a zyoIii
Isl day6rniky pro sprawl tdhoz, bu-
dcmr zccla spokojcnI, nebot nam
Sc iedna vec a nik0li osoby.
A zdaIl Ndrodui Tlskdrna Odpira
soucinnoM 50 Sdruzcnim a y Ce-
chy omalskyml jcnom proto, IL
pfcdsrdou jest rcdaktor POkroku,
t3z ochotcn jest, pro dobro yeci,
vzditJ So toho Iradu na prospGch
p. j, g. Roslcktho, Zaruci-Ii Sc, H.
budc p0ctIve konati svoji pOvln
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-02-10

most a pruroyail , Crcby pro
t'cchy brh ohIcdu ma to. zdulj So
to hudr libuI ldclsim N6mcam &.
ntkoDL 4 tobo prcdscdnlctyi yzd1
Be- rdaktor pokroku Zdpadu be<a
ysrho stracm. zc potion noyy pan
prrdsc,In mrdc ylddnouti ysym
tenn fondy. ii budc nadalc jako
,.,,ouh," sIrr ,nko luau nlnitl
.... ....,..,...., ,.l .,sl,,o,,a ,
WV '''' .'"
l''''''' " '"@''''e J""' j ''a'''
konal a Ho konanl lrlo pov'nt'"-
81, ll yyualoul vice easu a vice
r,utx. nral ysirhni Rosiekych j s.
,..,,nh v..,smnI.n .I,hrn,aa,h
rt. -. n..,.,lys , to k,In ma
...t..
l""''' '''" wy ,''''''' .'a'a'. '
l"uo' jest "at'ls st'l''r a"N'N' a''.
ivdua st d uasledultet Ma suad
psu5t tloayutyh do Cgsktho Gnttlu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-02-10

usytta prcco neozuauiIa, klurt
spoiky a uvdniky chcc tam mtI
u ktrre uechce, a yrcholcm pa
Idousstyi jest ohyu6ui, jake by re-
daktor pokroku rhttl sr lmocutI
Ccskcho foudl, ally s. MIN mohl
vladnoutI
Jak znamo ysem prltmmulm yc
NereJne sebdl omalskych toehu,
pt. Iosela lauakoya, maumlka j.
danaka, polaIa tam uayrb, klerJ
hyl prljat, ahN SO halolllo Il Omu
.lr tcskt Aarodm Sdruhrm dlr
vloru ouohn " thtcum 81 progrH
.Wrm kabfuulicm tiunost It,lumjI
.unu 3 pnhllekou trdy s pugw
.muu dosti slruk Atn ppu hn6Ithu,
len6 90 = narodeu Jeskl putltyt
.mtui \ pryui orgaulsutui sebull
.hNlE rtilab staunFN q l0 lteA
Nteltno uAnesent hv peulse, ktere
Se seldou mohou hyti poyoleny
isnom v pine aehazi sdruaeal do
.neho@ iAuu silapl urlUnum dyIrEA
la spoIkn. ulhr1 i ie,iuotIhri, ty-
.dY ! " hossnst" aauaaluanel q
Nafolm 1aiskarpy Nlmnebwtvnl
ppiut, eamp BE- N srhUst k,te
slauaNN hsh ptuaty hI pfilo
.mm H. ! u kpsieA ptt,IswIa
NArsslut rlskauu tut dal St sye
lIll lu pata,mihe tthofa. mh
,sak skentila ltA lthu ppas. la0
t,keu ,ee i d taieunlkem s,tru
pi Nsl u Serpan amtstuaugg
Nattslll i'ekarnN uNm tlsye
~ ktprv lala yapeke ig.l suamu
lFe utslN,lala halamall sse
1teHAfr iake hs Il Fy,iaklegu l'u
Arnau te,inap tb4,lnuti
- - nn,ltm ONkgm Aeip1
hlhNm hsla b, ahNnept iaka hN
alatesla sakelakfhu shsau ptha
aslu eh,al slAdnoNti Wal a,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-02-10

podlehIa syodhm q sIibhm, jak No
j 10 v budoucnosti vyplati, kdyz
bude Dyni drzeti . Nemci7 Mela
byti sprayodliya ytc ceSka craze.
ma IA nGkolik set neb tisic jidAs-
Skych stfibrnycb7 Jedna SC Osye-
10 d Narodni Tiskarne 0 10, aby
zhstaly hezkymi Y ocich zdejSich
Nemcu?
Ne6inime zadnych obyln6ni, ale
pouze ~ tdzcmc u jsmc jisti, ~
tlumocime tim pfani u miu6ni ce-
Il desISG yercjDOsti, H. Osyeta mu-
II dat yysydllcni. jez nebyIo Y
elsie 4 niuuJtho t}due, kdc sice
Vejzmola -Jandk ~ zceIn utrhl ~
fcttzu, ale ami sloyem 80 nedotkl
yeci, niz jedine Sc jedna,
Pokud postaGlicln6 u uspokojI-
W vysyGtleui V tGto y6cl nebudc
podauo, stoji Ndrodni T'iskdrna a
zejm6na John q. a Walter Ro-
sicky u R1zrua Itosicka, kiei do
fiZrni zdyodn 81 yetfeli prOtI prd
nj zcsnulGho j, IiosickGho Il k We
like 8kodG a IA yeIik0u ztralu p0
diIniitn Nar0dui Tiskarny, jiz sta
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-02-10
Boersti poystalei vsdalt Sc
Rritum

unamuir So uffutelut y Nap
sktm mtstt. Ip podplukoyuik
kemp a ieho uddtl hocrsk tgh po
vstalcu yaIab sp hrltDektmu yai
ska. rovstalcokt ptedak tiezai
uenhaul a "prarok Nankenshurv
ytlah Me- s. hempm. Y addilu
irul slnlll lbraut, uaebdzglo SO
rovn5A % dustomiku a TIA aAl
hurghuu poystalpt kapltuluyal
Is tpplpgluHu. rNslapt ptpisn
e Sc ueiyttsi 5astl ylyu Van,
keushurgotn. ufteiehh afnamenl
delAya, Is dalsi kaptlulapp eSe
.kaNait sr So ugi,lFlEe a lp padplu
.kptnik : a. Nafilt a irhn hAt
ttlail - ai ysrho da kanpe u
hulu tdne tA,slgtni spfaya a
.hEApoNl aauamuNala ,lnt 4 lrl
ua rrvtuFb AZ lAsl pa,staleA
~ 5lNNmt l3ly poslniklu pol vele
plm Maf,tsavm 4 hvmpasym u
tak ua ppinRlun. lleeaansAu
l'a,ssalgl bfll odgaAsni ssneohN
= IA hoilAll ,lNauAel mtlsteh a
slsaaVl tf aFauane liesa,teall
sesl mueA hsn saialo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-02-10
Neasaalna ralska

l'uisku y tfmi hFpaut ek4tN,
horsi uA lalsll Nsluyess ga
~ lakWsske agmadS saslaeuil
ie,lua lruhpu slrklaNe nh,Aa.si. 4
upatlsleli atfal wtsta a Nvsutt
Il \ kpaSteh hitSaet nlg stath,
a tut fAle hafs ntb i llelRil i n
kvrul tfaHeu rt,s tasi i,viak "a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-02-10
Boure v Praae2 ?

\ l4oudyue obdrleu poudrIl
naslrdujici Telegram haaIaut pre-
lluur, y llollaudsku nodalrtuc
vltrluustt fauu ohuauuvanR
prahy. k,lr 6attem tpSktch sta
dynto a lurnalstu prs rotlttfilu
ohlNatelstvu. ptt pokusu @ tatt
Il yyuikaiieicb poIitiku y Cyyhaek
dyuamitovNml wmaml bNlo pry
poiulknutn nd ! UuuFa.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-02-10
zPRAvY KRvAvYcH BoURfcH v PRAzE Po cELYcH
CECHACH A MORAVE.

NcjhrozuGjI bojc b6hcm upIy-
nufbo tYdne byIy syadtny Y Ru-
skGm P0lsku, kdc gen. Linden
burg podnikl novou ofiensiyu pro.
Ii stfcdu rusItG armady chranici-
Inu VarSavu "A take Y karputcch
dosIo k tuh}m bilyam. Ida So
/ skoro k ncuvGreni, he Rusov6 mo
hi odraziti pOsIcdni n6mecky Il
| tok, uyazi-Ii Sc, Hc ma jcdlnG mi.
sto, na frontu asl dcsitl mil, yrhI
IlmdcubTg pres sto tlslc pGSlch
! krone jizdy a sto battcrii del, tr-
|dy 500. Pres to y6ak RusOvG ne.
jcnom tcnto straSnl naraz Vydr-
| zrIi, ale jcStG ma ndkoIlka nistech
zahajiIi ofGcnslyU L icrlina Sc
sdGIujr, H. N6mci ucyzdaIi sc pIa
MI ma dobyti VarSayy.
V Karpatech, kde royn6z sya-
deny jsou tube bojc mczl Lawoc-
zcnc V IIaIiGi a VoIocztou Y T.
hrach, Rusovc dobyIi ctyri ycsni-
cc, l'Iics, kormarmik, Cscrtcsz "A
| Swidnik, ale ma n6ktcrych mistcch
muscli pon6kud uStouplti pred Sc
silenou armadou rakousko-uher-
| sko-ntmccliou. Die 6rcdni zprd-
Wy generalniho Stdbu, vydant Y
| i'rtrohradG Y poud6l, Rusov6 IA
iah $500 RakuSan0 a dalSi zaja
cr wall po 1Stupu RakuSanu 4
prusmyku UzockGho.
We Yychodnim Prusku Rusovt
Ipou2c ncpatrn6 postouplll behcm
uplynuItho t}dnc zadnt znac-
n6jSi zmGny neudaIy Sc ma zapad-
MIN bojiSti, We Flandersl<u a Y Sc
vclni Francll, kdc poncjVicc sva-
deny jenom d6ostrrIeckt soubojc.
Ma bojisti rusko-tureckGm neu-
daily Sc zadn6 y6tSi bitvy b6hcm
minultho t%dnc a bojich podGl
|Suezsktho prupIayu, mezl Turky
"a Anglicauy, doSIo maIo zprdy.
| pouzr u Carihradu oznamcno V ne
. deli, H. turccky predyoj odrazlI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-02-10
nalsl priprayy ltalie h valee

hralnyskN drkrrt EN,laut -
popd@li n Rimt uatsuie, Ap yola
ei drnbt katvgVrte e. lsti q
1894 ktvri mth e vraiitt damu.
mali httt pe,lFsrni pnd prapoFt
aA iU n kvptua lHlA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-02-10

ucsl VcsnIr jest InlCenO. Jedna
armada obvinuje druhou h pleue-
nj, nepotfebnGho nGeni ma ajeNn
ukrutnosti. Praydou ySak jest, ze
NGmci bez potrcby nici PolsIfu, a
by, at jiz zvit6zl nebO ne, tento
ndrOd go neJyice osIabiIi. UtGk o
byVatelstva Il Lodzc byI nejtragi-
Gt6jH episodou vdlky Pres 400 O.
byvatel bylo zabito a mesto vel
kG GAsti spaIeno a rozstfiIeno. --
HroznOu skuteGnosti bojich
! oIsku jest, ic zdc proIfya sc
krry NrJuGho naroda, ze Zde L
veIkd ddsti bojuii PoIaci proti Po-
Iakum NGkoIik set tisic Polaku
Jest arlnad6 rusk6 a nGkolik set
tlsic Y ar1nadach nGmcckG a rakou-
sk6.
Herbert c. Hoover, pfedseda a
mcricko-belgickGho pomocn6ho
vIboru, prijeI do BcrIina, ably
zridil organisacl k podp0rc nouzl
trpicich poldku Podminkou k to
mu vSak jest, zc nemecka a rakou-
ska vlada musi DAFT vyboru pevny
sIib, zc nebudou pozadovat od pol
skGho, hlad a nouzi trpiciho oby-
yatelstva zadn6 potraviny k pod
pore Polaku urdcnG, Ma Sc za to,
ze slib ten ODE vlady dali, nebude-
Ii vSak dan, budc upuSttno cd pod
pory Polakn.
Syn gener5la Klucka padl,
NrjstarSi syn gen. Won klucka,
icnz byl ndmofnim poruGikem, jak
sc oznamuje, padl dGIostfeleckt
bitv6 2G, ledna bIize MiddeIkerke.
Vsichni b%vali ncmeGti podd0-
stojnici starr pod 50 let, byIi po-
volani, ably cviGili move rekruty.
Nemci vyhrozuji.
"KoeInische Zeitung," viditeI-
ne sc schydIenim vlddy, zahajila
proti tajcmniku Bryanovi ostrou
palbu v trisloupcovGm clanku
Nzhlcdcm k jcho dopisu senatoru
Stonc-oVl o otazcc neutrality.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-02-10
VOdy kOlem Ve1ke Britanie
Va1eCnym pdsmem.
IA TAKoVE JE PRoHLAsILo NEMECKo A BLoKADA TAT0
BUDE OHRozoVATI TEz LODI NEUTRALNtcH NARoDU

Nehrozne boje b6hem mnul6ho ydne syadey Ruskem Pol
su kde N6mc obnov 1tok sired rus6 armady chranc
VarSavu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-02-10

'V WV wv ''fF' ~ WV - -
Iiralltb -
TrofH6 . Ililcbcoekoyt pfedIo.
" napsaIa "5prayedInost" "
cl6nkn " Amrrickd nentralita u
slccf
"Osnoya IN yyebhzi Il tobo pl.
tOmtbo prcdpokI0du, " ncutrdID.
obchodnik, kter@ Y dob6 miru mi
Iprdyo prodayati urGitG yJrobky,
ztrdei TO syf prayo, kdy1 diva clzi
Atdly 81 spoIu porou Go pax \
mcrkp m 10 muIr, ~ V Eyropd
lse pobldzuIIl a morduJi - uayld
Jcm' Proc by IN jeJIch bIdz
noystvi mel trptt mnerIck} prd
mysl q obchod?
A III jsme II bIayni yady ltlo
osnoyy pane IIitcbcockoyy osDo
va totiz chcc poskodlti zdjmy IT,
lmcrIckt jeu proto, ably cbrdnila
zdjmy n6mcckf, Crl@ nayrh jest
pouzr q y%hradnd Y zdJnu %tme.
rkn' Spojcncl ndr kupuJi ndbojc.
.srrIivo, d6Ia, nakIadni automobl-
~, kone, mtd a jut ydIcdnt po.
tfrby -- to 81 jim ma Iamrzh Y
/djuu Ndmc0."
Stcjn6 stanoyisko zaujal ! Den
NJ IIlasatol We Gldnku rOyndz na
dcpsantm " Amcrickd ncutrallla -.
Ndmci 80 nijak tim ncskr}yaI,
n po zdkam vYyozu ydIccndho
matcrldIu tflo lcmt byIo by po
yAIce IN diva, ncjdGlc tri mesicc
-- jlu}ml sloyy nGrodovt, Moii
So ma tn yrazednou yaIku ueprl.
prayoyali jnko Ntmcl po clyflc"t
roku, IN ten Gas nell n mohll bytD
poralcu pruska savlc m6Ia trl.
uufoyatI uad ccIou Evropou Y
nasi deskt yIastl, vzhlcdcm k to.
mn, go 50 tam jlz uyni d6je, byIa
by nepocbybn6 naslala druha po
bdIohorska prrloda.
Xa t6chto okoIuosti techoyc L.
uerlcti. ma prynnu mistd jellch
dasopIsy, jcl gtc spojenc0 pftialy
"a syou, mdIi Sc postaylti prot
snohdm N6mc0, protl jloh 0siIi
strhnoutl Spojenc Stdty do stras-
NJ ydIky cyropskc, jest ma tola
dosti, kdyz mas narod We yIasli
krydci pro ntmeckt zaimy, kdy-
by Spojcut Staty strheny byIy do
NdIky, byIo by 1ddano cd mas, a.
bychou i my zdc kryacclI pro
lajmy NGmccka. Nseck0 to, 60
sr uyni podnika, staio by Nc prea
noe yelczrudnym, a kdybychom So
nehlasllt pod prapory jake treba
N6mci, ktcri by sIl pomahatl syt
mu NaterIandu, byli bychom Wy.
bl6seui N ncpratcie zemt, N ziyrl
nrlado,,ci u uctryalo by dIouho.
~ pnda stala by Nc nam borkou
nod nohama 4 toto AZ dosud no
,llnne lrmi
TAX krltlckou a yalnou byIn IL
loa doba nynaisi a y toto kritlrkr
dobe "dcsIly" list, Osyata Anne
rIcka, spoHI sr Nemcl. lest Il nj
m, nro lakal yyvont yalrcnrbo
mnterialu. a kdyl rednktor pokro
ku pln1 nouxr poylunost syoil
iak k narodu nasenm vs. yDnsti, TAX
k toto lemi. pro MA strleui do g
yropske valky hylo hN kutastro.
fon' nn tn poukazal. vrhla se na
nahn nsvtta Amcrleka Iako she
ala san
kda lest y slayu uapsutI take.
A., elanrk iako urru Sasek 81
mtnkan" , osy5,t mtnlleho ~
dine patrl do hlaxiurr. urhn dn d
tf#.s tB. I
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-12-17
COULD SCARCELY
WALK ABOUT

believe ! would have died n I hadssS
taken II.
After ] began taking Cardui, I Wa
greatly helped, and all three bottles re-.
lieved me entirely.
] fattened up, and grew so much
stronger in three months, I felt like an.
other person altogether"
Cardui is purely vegetable and gentle
acting. Its ingredients have a mid. toni,
effect, on the womanly constitution.
Cardui makes for increased strength.
improves the appetite, tones up the ner.
vous system, and helps to make gale,
salow cheeks, fresh and rosy.
Cardui has helped more than a milton
weak women, during the past so years.
II will surely do for you, what Il has
done for them. Try Cardui today.
Write TO: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Lsd,,,' Az
vsory Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn. for Special N.
structons on your case ard 64-page BOOK. "Heas
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-12-17
Children Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
Q ASTORIA
In Memory of Rev. H. p. Brown

In Memory of Rev. H. p. Brown.
Rev. H. p. Brown quietly passed to
his home beyond. He died November
%, 1915, at his home near Simmons,
Ky.
He had just finished his sermon
and dismissed the congregation when
he lost his speech. They took him
home and he just survived few
short hours.
He got his desire for he had often
said. 4 want to be able to preach
the gospel as long as I live.,, He died
in less than ten hours after he
preached his last sermon.
He is survived by wife and three
children, Lille Chapman, Pearl and
Dora Brown.
l would rather have the example
of that fathers life as those children
have it than all the worlds gold and
silver.
His life is a monument more pre-
cious than gold and more lasting than
granite. He combined in one meek
ness and strength; he stood firmly
for right and fought good fight
for christianity.
The great number of people who
came bringing their flowers, their
tears, their griefs, and sad faces all
show how they loved him. To know
him was to love him.
The family has lost a kind, af-
fectionate husband and father; the
community an enterprising, honor
able, loyal citizen, whose integrity
of purpose none could doubt; the
church a devoted and consistent
member and pastor; the ministry a
faithful efficient minister of the gos-
pei; the Ohio County Association a
good moderator, and the missionary
Board faithful, efficient member.
The good he has been able to &C
complish in our midst will continue
to live in the hearts of the people
of this vicinity.
Reverend o. M. Shuts conducted
his memorial services December, 8,
1915 at West Providence.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-12-17
And For Three Summers Mrs. Vim
cent Was Unable to Attend to
Any Of Her Homework.

Pleasant Hill. N. CO suffered for
three summers" writes Mrs. Walter
Vincent, of this town, "and the third and
last time, was my worst.
| had dreadful nervous headaches and
prostration, and wa scarcely able 10
walk about. Could not do any of my
housework.
! also had dreadful! pains in my back
and sides and when one Of those weak,
sinking spells would come on me, !
would have to give up and lie down,
until it wore off.
] was certainly In a dreadful state Of
health, when finally decided to Try
Cardui. the woman's tonic. and I firmly
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-12-17

Will end, an dnothing Of how long
this special demand will continue.
We know that possibly before It ends
foreign purchases in this market will
have to be curtailed because the
means of payment may be lacking.
A great stimulus to the industries
OF this country has been the war. The
wheels have been started; the dead
inertia has been overcome. To-day
the business machine is running at a
speed and with power never exceed
ed. On the one hand the vast foreign
trade balance in our favor has given
us an easy money situation that is
unparalleled, while on the other,
crop of unexampled value has added
TO the stimulation. II seems reason
ably clear, then, that we may for
some time look forward to a tremen-
dous volume of business. Our prob
lem now is to get ourselves, indepen-
dent of the war, business as quickly
as possible, which, with the exercise
of intelligence and cooperation, we
can do.
Fortunately, this is a country of
widely diversified resources. Its
products and its industries are so
well balanced that they are more
nearly mutually supporting than those
of any other country in the world.
When we are doing the amount of
which our national
growth requires, we have good times
generated within our borders with
little help from abroad. That is a
position that we want to get into now.
In the past we have had to look to
Europe for capital to finance every
great movement in our developement.
Under present conditions we could
not do that, and, fortunately, have no
need for doing it, There is capital
available in this country to inaugu-
rate enterprises that will employ
every man in this country without a
dollars worth of war business.
If conditions can be created that
will give confidence to capital, so that |
the owners of 1t will be disposed to
invest it freely. both in internal de-
velopement and in granting external
credits, which in turn react favorably |
upon our industries, we will become |
quite independent of war orders.
There is no lack of capital, I be- |
ieve, for all the needs of our domes-
lie commerce and an ample surplus
10 use in granting credits to other
countries. We scarcely comprehend !
our own wealth. Give to investors |
such confidence in the security and
of the investments ,
offered them, that they will put their
'ull capital resources into active re-
work, and the available !
.otal will meet any demands we can
'oresee.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-12-17

II Senator Underwood's tariff law
were repealed W would max up
that $250,0O0,O0 in home wages and
profits in a short time. Protection
will give us that $250,000,0O0 faster
than we can spend it.-Watertown
IN. Y.) Standard.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-12-17

F"r pains In tn. hack . good rsnsoH
10 DIR Miles Anti Pain Ptlas.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-12-17
USEL|V-VER.LAx
For Lazy Liver and
the Troubles Of
Constipation.

Feelright all the time. Don't lay of
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when pleasant Liz Ver-Lax keeps yov
on your feet, while relieving your troub.
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take anything else. You can't afford
it. Eliminates poisons, cleanses sys
tenn and relieves constipation. A nat.
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in its effect and certain in results. Il
won't be long before LiO- Vsr-Lax wiz
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home, Children can take il freely AMI
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ture Of L. K. Grigsby. For sale by
J. H. WILLIAMS. Hartford. KY.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-12-17

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OUR YOUNG WOMEN

are so often subject to headache ARE
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