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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-23
PROGRAM FOR
RURAL SCHOOL RALLY

Saturday Morning 900 O'clock
Girls Basket Ball, high Schoo
buildlng-Reyno VS. Pocahontas.
lOOSd dash, Ball Park-Entries.
Relay Race-EntrIes.
Running High Jamp-Eutries.
Standing High Jump-Entries.
Running Broad Jump-Entrles.
Standing Broad Jump-Entrles.
Wrestling-Entries.
Tug. o-war-Boys, 1919 yr.
Baseball-Reyno VS. Pocahontas.
Saturday Afternoon 1880 O'Clock.
Address-Miss Eva Reichardt,
Little Rock.
Song-Class.
Salutatory-James Louis Spikes.
Original Poem-Alvis Shaver.
Reading-Zona Johnson.
Vocal Solo--Tola Hite.
DeclamatIon-Earle Lemmons.
EssaY-Victor Maynard.
Vocal Duet-Grace Haynes and
Mammie Bly,.
Reading-Thelma Martin.
Glass Address and Awarding Di
plomas-Hon. w. f. Spikes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Wells left
Thursday for Little Rock to attend
the State Bankers Association.
Deputy Sheriff r. II. Gullett
went to Little Rock last Thursday
to take Rolla Dunn TO the insane
asylum.
Little Burel, son Of ]. f. and
Laura Dunn of Success, has Sun
day school record that is hard to
beat. He is only four years old
and hasn't missed a single Sunday
of attending Sunday school since he
was three weeks old.
James johnson, one OF the Star
Herald's numerous subscribers OF
Sharum, was IN the city Wednes-
day on business. He reports farm
ers further advanced with their
work IN this section than for many
years. He has rs acres of corn
planted and will plant 100 acres in
cotton. lie will plant his cotton
on a level surface instead Of
bedding it.
A jolly crowd consisting of
Misses Blanche Pratt. Mara and
Pearl StubbleHeld, Lois Msgruder,
Fannie and Pearl Bowers and Mr..
Mitt Bennett, cheated the livery
barn last Saturday by walking out
to Shiloh and back.
w. w. Thomas, one of our good
friends from Elm Store, was very
pleasant visitor at the Star Herald
office Tuesday morning. Mr..
Thomas says the wheat acreage
around Elm Store this year is large.
Jas. Early of Hamil Yves pleas
ant business caller Tuesday morning.
Lewis Dalton Of Dalton, one of
the old ex Confederates Of the
county and one Of the early settlers
of ll.points river country was a
business visitor here this week.
Mr.. Dalton was born near Ponder,
Mo-, in 1885 and came to where he
now lives in 1861. He was married
to Miss s. E. Studbleheld, and by
industry and economy he has be-
come one of the weslthiest farmers
IN northeast Arkansas. Mr.. Dalton
introduced blooded stock intd this
county many years ago. -
Garland Guthrie this week moved
his household effects from Poco-
hontas to the Dr., J. w. Morris
farm near Denton. Mr.. Guthrie
has rented a portion Of this nice
farm and will make a crop there
this year. When it comes to farm
ing Garlant takes back seat to
none. Having been reared on a
farm be knows exactly what it takes
to make a success Of It.-Black
Rock Herald.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-23
Corning Defeats Success

The Success ball team came over
last Saturday and played the c. II.
S. team a game of baseball. This
was the first game of the season for
either team and both teams showed
excellent work for the commencing
games. The entire game was a
fast and very nicely played game.
Both teams we're well pleased by
the umpiring of Mr.. Lutte Ruff.
After the hard fought battle of 4
to 8 in favor of the @. ii. S., the
Success boys returned home and the
return game will be played at Sue.
cess Saturday May l.
The line up for the teams are as
follows: Corning, K. Polk, S. S.;
Barnie, Srd; Taylor, lst. L. Polk,
end; Lincoln, c.; Webb, q. F.;
Sheeks r. f.; Brown, L. F.; Sharp.
Success, Hosey, end; Enley, S. s.;
Legate, 3rd; Carroll, G. F.; w.
johnson, L. F.; Shemwell, r. F.;
II. Gamble, c.; z. Johnson, lst;
Billy Adams, P.
we extend hearty challenge to
the p. II. s.
Ben II. Lincoln,
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-23
An Old Pear Tree

There Is a pear tree on Thomas
Wells farm, near Dalton, that Is
los years old and yet is bearing fine
fruit. The tree was planted by
Holman Stubble6eld, one of the
first settlers Of the county IN 1909.
Mr.. Wells prizes the tree very
highly, and is taking good care of
il in its old days.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-23
Baptist Ladies Aid

The Baptist Ladies AID met with
Mrs. II. M. Bishop Tuesday after
noon.
The afternoon was devoted to a
most instructive mission study,
after which social hour was spent.
Dainty luncheon wss served. The
Aid will meet next Tuesday with
Mrs. Keiffer Campbell.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-23
FARMERS MUTUAL
TELEPHONE LINES SOLD

Ben K. Johnston, receiver for the
Farmers Mutual Telephone Com.
'pany, sold all the lines and belong.
ings of that system at public auction
last Saturday afternoon, at the
north front door of the court house
In Pocahontas, the entire system
bringing s7s.
DIVISION No. l, was purchased
by DIR. M. Wilson of Middlebrook
No. 2 by John Price of Ingram,
and No. 3 by w. q. King of Dali
ton.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-23
Cauaht q Negro

Deputy Sheriff II. II. Gullett
Wednesday arrested negro who
il is thought is wanted in LOUISIANA
for murder. The negro gives hls
name as Young and is being held
10 await the arrival Of Louisiana
sheriff.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-23
Miss Dunaway Coming

Miss Hettie Jane Dunaway, a
noted reader, will give "Daddy
Longlegs" at the opera house, May
1, under the auspices of the Baptist
and Methodist Ladies. Committee
from each Society will canvass the
town and sell tickets three days in
advance of her coming.
A rare opportunity TO hear a
great reader-an Arkansas girl.
Prices will lie IN keeping with times
in1Uisisr that everybody have an
q (yportunity to attend.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-23
LEVINE BUYS STOCK
OF BENNETT & RICE

At the FIRST meeting OF creditors
of Bennett d Rice, held at Jones'
boro Wednesday the entire stock
was bought by Mr.. Ike Levine OF
Manila, Ark, ,fortsOOO in cash, about
sS cents on the dollar. Mr.. Levine,
assisted by Mr.. Kiger, will next
week offer the entire stock for sale
at bankrupt prices. Watch the
Star Herald for announcement.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-23

Stray wearing chain and
collar bearing name &C. $. Bu-
sick" Liberal reward for infor
nation leading to Its recovery.
G. 5. Busick, Pocahontas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-04-23
20 COWS WANTED

Can pasture 90 COWS on tame
pasture $I.25 per month.
S5 2t. Jno. r. Kizer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06
%or %nlaOrSning

irclnbnocr ircmbclc2 tore Non'tcllA.
hcocr, iUrlig pc0 @rlmolop2bcltcm
mclicn pnl at p al Stortin9ct 'foI
pplde9 al @onOct, = al @perne.
To~rificlcu mcIlcm On oQ Sono boil
Der pao at ioripinbe, og Der opltanr
ill @iengiplo Iiitrift2iutcreaicr. Get
bIir 0erior mloturli1 at lPnte lam
men Smdnbpcr til TpQcaualQ al
Stortin0amrno, % Ser opItnar till.
&c ct Sorbolo ioul IiQncr oct gamIc
cnQclife meo "9iottcn N%ourouqb2" -.
@|rmOloucu cr oiiattet mlcO 6orbol.
oeuc / 1914 ior 2ic, og / Nonoen er
Sen pc0blcuct at uHrc Den 'omntc.
MciuItatct cr at en- @plger / Ilette-
iioro +. Gr. er iennqob nlc0 9l2
Nnu0c cller - &riliiauiouplGerc.
TIctfciior0 bar 1900 Sn0bU9Qerc ~
c0ell Stortiul9utuno. 5 Nriitlnnld
ial0cr Scr $4,000 Micmcitcr pno
huer Stortin09nlunb, / BERGEN bel
10000 Bor2Qrun0 og ard0cre bar
hpcr 5000 &nhb0AQerc % hucr c0cu
StortinQ@mon0. Nucr, ionl lidQcr
InuQt ira biunn0c1 % bar ripuliic=
rcnOc cller no6itriOcnbe (>utcre2icr
cr 'Iadct inmmcn ng uUlQcr en- Stor
tinl2unn0 iom T. Gr. De 3 Wio@bOcr
% %aonN5pinacr. @cudn9cr mcb 2O00
,<n0b. tilhprcr auIpitin0ct2 Nrc09 /
Gronohicm; Stcnljpr nlcO opcr 1000
Sn0buNgcrc bor fife @etc1ncllcn
&icbitao % tilberer Snno'cn@
Grc0. Noro5, &iQcitrem, Snnouc2,
&iufon, 6OlOnIcn cr Ii9clc0c@
"@ou0"; men / @ebuNQelic ouicliQc
@pcr. @i0eion &eitio2ieu, Sfotio@,
&o9icuou9crL S00u III. III. il.
Mi2iorhol0ct bIir tnoeliNcrc otter.
haoloen lom sc itore ,}nouitricentrcr
porer op, og bar Iooct oaet 2IftlroIi
tct uco @otooNcn2 OptoQcIic / Nner-
mes NUttc. Man tan i'll. HGGIcrnc
life Qiuc Notoobcu en- StortiuQ5-
mouO uoen iamtioi1 at Io6c ct Mar
9lnltcr ioa hper lin, ioo Der bIir 3
me, % oct bor mon lite @loOa til.
Noto00en moo 0erior ilnnc2 iummcu
mco Ell minorc Nn ct ouoet Steo /
Honoct, iom olcre0c hdr cQcn Stor-
tluQ2mouo. ) oettc Gllipl0e fan oct
finn hi Sole ON &rager0 eller Eor2-
aumo, "a mon ti0liacre bar tnGct
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SarmciaMgc
m,ss ssuNt al eer ssiusc.

SnSbolo: gusaeotie fer etaeaut. Euielai'
ten NSoer pda 5Gaet. %nieiaiien Itaeer un'
Der Spneu. Ser | @diien. SontnertHaIen
glunfeu saar | 6u0c. Geo fonacr ior min
uue yen. en- SeianeS. &nfien % Srifen.
10 arer. SpGoidlpen. Niaos % N,iiieI
Enare3ne: On lsltes Gait % Solie. Sc 10
NInhe. Eenne ooer belle GRANDDAUGHTER ida
neit Naiteee SaInau3 earnelansc. idi l Muiii
al en- al GoreeS men he9areoe aonpoHiiier
mi tilienot Tor 60e eler meo 'Hoiten- CT War
/ Sorltno sl.6o.
81 saneolbunl fcm buroe finees I eibpeyi
Stem. bpor uer or Barn. Sougcne er leiie
al lpiae % leiie at fnnas.
y, Nunneien 9api. Go,
Seecrab, Spwa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06

100000 Cons Yniteepne % er berca'
net til en- NPr0i al IL 92luioner ar
Surbol0aui9 er Der intet San0 Der.
Den Ioll bar en- illlDarcuoe Bert al
uiie. 0n0cl al sc ueo norifc 8Prlter
beittlte Sfibe er beitemt til ll0Inn.
oct men til W%icnglUl0 bar ut Stibc
nnner Npgnlna oAlda peo roenlnllo-
tie Barrier, StIbobpgningen ioloer
eitcr Cpln3ninNer Qipet al Get nor
lfc Tcritoe' 0ircfter, @rltbn, Ido'
lcOca poo Sc iorifieQigc &rrltcr:
Ben SreorifaitnO mcfaniite Bert
iteo, ioln err oct ~iteritc / 9rnnd)cn Der
/ @anOct, err set mi ialt foutrnbcrct
II Gnmpifi6c. mco en- 2popcatton-
nngc pan $3.50 Cons.
Nc0 9lfcra mefonllte Ncrtitco her
/ Vpcu er oct I BET belle fontrohcret
IS Canpifibc. 8crai er De 10 Tie
iclmotoritibc paa hcnboIo9pi@ 5000
oQ $500 Cons Gg0pcat 9 CT Hoile-
ifibc pou 1900 a 2O00 IONS.
0c0 Nplnn0o mefnni'fc &crtltc0
cr ~fontrahcrct S %aitcbanoc oa I
@a5iu0crbauo mco en- iam.lct Con
maze pau ca. 10000 Cons. 6orpo-
riQt cr ser pr. lite Nlarta fontrabc.
ret: pco Serlonocta StibsbugBerI,
6coif: : Stlbc meo en- 0obucaston-
maze pau 22,SOO Cons, nco Stouul-
ger Stpberi & Tof , Stibe pnu ca.
1000 Cons, Ncrgen9 metnni'fe Nerf-
itc0 6 Sfibc 1880 Cons, &orc
paal3 Nioifin & &ernitlbabu00eri 6
Sfibc poo tt,150 Iou2, &ron0hicnl2
mcfaniife @crtiteo 10 Sfibc poo -,
800 Cons, Vll2ne2 Stpbcri & meta
ni'fc %crfItco 3 Sfibc pan 5000
Cons, Ghriltophcricn3 mefonilfc
@ertitco, Nu9pif pr. Ton2berq, I
9Th paa 100 Cons, pcb W}oi2
Wprit 3 Sfibc pod 6lOO Cons, Oco
Moicnberg mcfoniifc &erfitco 3 Ell
be paa 1900 Cons. 6ertil fonmer
Yor8gruno$, NnIciumo9, ariitinn2,
limbs III. il. mcfoniifc @crfitc0cr,
bpor ser bngQe@ cubcl minore Sfibc.
8 set belle cr ser pr. tite Wt0rt9
f~ontrobcret 102 Gompifibe CSfibe
100 Cons life mcorcanct) pnn
ca. 100000 Sons, ion tilionmcn
r%eprpIcntercr en- GUrOi pda bel ii
aroner. 0e b~eregneoe
"1on9" 0i0loer her oItib Saiteconcn.
Samtioig meo Sfib9inrten9 ll0s
bar Standardization ontaAct
ct inaount Omiong, at ingen al pore
Scrnbnner III fan ltufie tilltrUttelig
Grnatpognc nlaa beltllca
, a 3 Muaneocr iorlto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06
Gm fougclio
Maoegntrettiab eD.

On original 9icttiqbeo bar @o0c.
Nutteruc / NolonoS &opcoitoo. Naar
N}c0leuumer al a|orAcDuict or noe od.
~fiprer, her @utternc / Nmitcroom
%ou til at bruQe liz ioit bag pea set
tonQellac Aierttoi. Temc Netti0-
heo TANNER ira aommeJ Gio, %
ocn2 NIltorlc cr fpllcnoc: Neritc.
rem ! Nonouo iarte tioIiacrc Qitclcl
@rcpc Al Mo1ano. &idl0c Toriot,
rinGcn hopoc han 2op til at uiic iig
/ NoutoitaoCu Bare uiaic Sage, mcn
ga mantte han mootaGcs mcb nQc
9Grc2beui@uiulCr. Gcn1onQ bar set
mcAct alnliu0clia at oct HOrti, iom
uctOp h0u0t Niagten, ltrolieoc line
politlifc Yfo0itunoere n1co at iorpiic
Sem ira &utn. Men liot citcr liot
uopitIcoe ser liz ben SUbpune, at oe
Torpiitc, iom tuloe hire liz inc gicn-
mem &nuorttn i1icn peo at bTngc iiN
ioit / Turlt,p2 %ogn, houbc Nct iii
at blipc / &uclt. Senne Nctti9bc0
blcp tiliIut louipitct, oa ga (oact al
DC Toruiitc poreoe, blcp ser iUltct ct
&oug bag pa0 @reucn al &naOno@
Hieretei. Tor al 6olf lettere ifll0e
flmuc hol0e lJ iu't. Set enc Sou9
bleu mcO Chen ill ire, "a @chouet
itoojl blcp itorre. Mcn "a Torbol.
bcnc / MoQou0 iornnbrc0e@, oN 6or.
ui3niu9 al polltiite M~toOitalocrc belt
ophartC. uil0c Sc gobc SuobDA9erc /
Nmitcr0am life opgipe Hettcn til at
hUuAc liz ioit paa %ognel, % ioo.
lc0c@ har Waoealltternc | Noaan0$
Noue0lto0 bcbolot beulc Nct lice Ill
pore Sage "a / i'm Sib aciicr SSil.
helm bar poa @eiea / Numltcroon
lloiteotc &ucuS Scuot ell NounrIcl,
iom Alor0c Waoeglltterrc opmcrtIom
poa, at oct uar iorbnot at b0ll9c li9
ioit / Del tuitc Sellers %ogL noor
han fierte Qicutem Sncn.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06
Sra 1loroes Poreeitao.
@rcp ira "0eeornh Eoiteu"s late ariltiauia
&orrelppnoent.
Sliiiianio 16 0}arlS 1919
Streifcr.

>tNt'Na
M}dn bar talt ON "&urairieo"
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%Qienneniert / Spitlouo, Giterria %
Muslano, me0ena England hnr pG.
ret &ibne til 'lcrc Streifer nllere6c.
Gloerne hdr oQidd her / NorQc mdlct
Ill No; men DC p0loiac S%ornner ION
Nbeherne ticuer bar life niort Dem
mere pini0c I'll at inorsnmc Sin.
niGnbcnes "a observation-disclosures
arap, enbifient &prcrne oa Hennin.
aerne bel er gnaet op OF &rlg9tilGa
or inbfert / De millcfnriiQc Stre1.
gLlt bette er bare ,beqruRhct | bet
'tsrre &eiifo, iom SiemPnoeue M
bar.
5~orholbene bar mebisrt al @npnc.
nrbeioerne / S%ronobiem cr 1aaet til
Streif for hsiere Detailing, "a Strci.
fen triier meo at breoe iia til andre
&nonebper % I'll Sicmnn0sorQoni
fationen. Streifen er anerfienot %
mftettet al Srganiiationen.
Noset anberlebes er oct meo Stnr
mrnoenes Streif pna De gergeuifc
Babe. @ergenife & NorheniieIoifc
Gnmpifibslelifab bar Al Sfibe me0
ca. 100 StprnlGnb. Gli oi5ie cr oct
fun noele ioa iom Itoar t Stpr-
mnnbsforenin9en, % T%orenin9en bar
iutet nleS Streifen of giere. Gn on
Sen Sag err BET at StDrmnnb2for-
cningen inripntiicrer mcb aroocne,
iom osiaa Der 9iGIber 2en5tiaGg.
Oct or llbiigt til at De itreifenOc
I begge SiIiploe ma ion fine arop
opiplbt. 2ooierne / Bergen or foo
Iebes olereoe gaaet me6 Stprmrr-
hcrc. Get cr cIlerS 8are for at Be
ppaeIien piI ilhpi0eS
Srastmarfebet piier iremoeIeS iii
qenoe Seroens, % 9eopgeIien mnn
fees | 2ps beroi. @are for ct Gel.
itab, @ruhsgnnrb.aieiterlio i Gram,
men. bier Def iig, at set nleb 13 Ell.
be bar opieilet 8ra9ter for Ser. A.
100000 / oct iorlsbne Nor. Get uo,
qisr Ell Sortieneitc al Ser, t,4S3.6i0
ior 1914. Nlftionprerne inar ~
Hrocert llbbpite, meoens opcr 300.
900 &rorer annenoeS til Nilfripnins
ger. Sfibene cr nsiilreret for $500.
900 Sroner. Sette er oltioa bare
ct SeIifab, % set life al DC %iteritc,
% oct er isrit meb NegpnbeIien al
1915, at sc 9iber er fomlnet.
SorliSprocentcu unoer arIQeu cr
iorholoSpiS lioeu.
Ger bpQge2 ior Sibcn uc0 norlte
&Uriter ca. 100 Nompltibc, uGlcut
lig &~aitebaoOc al ~itorlte brllgcliAe
Gpper. &c ubgior tiIiommcn ca.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06
"Sbc Sarii Question.

&oircportiet pil uco 0c fnnnlen6c
NdlQ ganifc iiffert tonm1c til at lore
llnu &orntolo, @cnItrc uil bdpc oct
famine poo en- onOcn Mauoc", iom
Sauna Nin5neS Tiger.
W}eu ifol GorntolDcn ppre til 9tpt-
tc ior &nn0brnget, ion nan oen nleo-
iorc hotere 3ri ct, bpn0 oel
oQioa qnuife iiffert nil, og set er III
braQt pdu 0ct Heuc at 9torge biotil
oQiod har bopt bpierc aornpriicr cu0
andre Nan0. Get itotiitiife Central
bureau hor netop / Oi5ie Gage u0gi=
pct ct 5citc ON oj2ic SperN9maoI.
: Ell Concentrating ipttcr @ll-
reollct op iolgenoc Sobcl til Sam-
mcnlilning:
(oNcr mou Sc relative &ornpriier
pnu De iunme aorniorter % letter
oe uorife Niorteospriier - TOO iau
%itilcr GorboIoet Jig iooIeoc2; 1S4t
-tS50: Norle 100, Tammorf 81
Oh, Speride 1877, @rell3ien 1909,
@icmcuinit@0ri3 GS.23. 1901
1910: Morge 100, 9onmnrt 1928,
Sverige SOS, Treu2ien S9.G6,
@icnncminit2pri3 S4.45.
Get err life Longer &~orubeitcn /
@nu0et, iom cr ai9ioren6e ior Sri.
ieruc; men &erben@6pteM
% ga fan man i%fionne at Ell upicut-
liz aorntplo let piloe fommc til at
Aiorc 9}orgc til oct oprcitc &ono at
lcpc /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06

fla tom bcficuot pua en anoen Wfao.
Be. De ueotagcr fit Yro9ram enpe'
liza pua 2ono5mooct, eiter at 6orilo'
acne err oisflteret noe / 6%oreninger-
he. 0e opitiaeoe Nrogramior'lag
bar life llogen ~prientlig Sntereaie,
ga oc life ipnocrIi9 ooitiuer Jig ira
tioligerc VroaroErioriIag. Seq lfol
ienere fonnle tilbaqe til Set @opeo.
itrioen pcb oct fomucu0c &alG bill
oreic iig ON, llaor set belle iorcIig.
Qcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06
&c pulitiife FrOarammer

iom M cr opiot boo6c al &cuitrc %
Neire, cr life cu0eIigc. &c itNl oi9.
t%lltcrc2 uoopcr &nnoct, % &UlQcrnc
unoen bucrt Yorti itol ioa taQe Stil,
ling til Dem. Socioliitcrne ororer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06

On Sornfamp pil finbc Stco mel
lem 9(rpi Wano2for og Smin GitD
Quartet Club / Sl,tten al Npril.
Nilaion oa &roi. Sobn
Sable CT sc relpettiue 0irigcnter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-06
ser 6te WprtI 1915.

Srepif peo Sfiensiioroen % ilaoet
lallllnen meo SoImeitronD peo Sri.
ltlalllolIoroen Tor at Sallgeiun0 finn.
DC 1dd StortineSmuno ior Jig. 9e
'inolge Nlooler SanOeijoro og Gar
plt err tiOligere ilaaet iannleu, mems
Salloet omtring npIgcr Tor lia. Gam
iIoig llgger 9pernc % flemmea IN
oeu altFor trallee @rpnler, iaoleOeS
at Ell Npl9er / ll6fanten al 2nroif
og en- Wplger | llotanten al Snnoe-
zorro fines ON famine Stortin99fon-
oioot Tor SanobiItriftet. 10000 al
arlltlonia5 Snobpa0crc regncS til
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gerc I'll Sonobor0lan0.
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az &plgerne er Socioliitcr. Gen bar
ca. 5000 SnObpgecre. &c 9pcr,
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men nco, hor clltcn Noire- eler @erl-
'trcnloloritct, iom pco at bli llanet
iamumen meb Sen itorrc @p oltioa
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trDffc3 iaaleoeS at oet IN iom inor
9}oto6oen meb Jig politiif oil berepe@
lin Experimentation. W}en bette bar
qjort at Ser er gooct &oIitif / So-
gen. SociaIiiterne ioul bar Den ltor.
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-12

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-08-12

l6 Great Maxwell Service SsatiOns-
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
EAT A SQUARE NEAL AND
NOT FEAR INDIGESTION

There are hundreds of people in
Norwich who were not the least bit
surprised when they read in the
Bulletin that Lee & Osgood are selling
Mi-o-na on a guarantee to refund the
money in case it did not relieve. This
remarkable dyspepsia remedy will re-
lieve the worst case of indigestion,
headache, dizziness, or the general
played-out condition that affects every
one suffering with stomach trouble
Mi-o-na does not simply relieve, 1t
aims to cure.
Lee & Osgood can tell you of many
well known people in this city who
this remedy has restored to health
often after they have tried many other
methods of treatment with little or no
benefit. No other dyspepsia remedy
has made so large a percentage OF
cures as Mi-o-na. 1t is so large that
Lee & Osgood stands ready to refund
the price to any customer whom II
does not help.A
The best kind of advertising is the
praise of a pleased customer, and
there are hundreds in Norwich today
praising Mi-o-na because it does what
it is advertised to do. A few months
ago they could eat nothing without
wondering what the result would be
Since using Mi-o-na they eat what
they want and when they want with
no fear Of suffering. This medicine
comes in the form Of a small tablet
and is very pleasant to take. II
speedily and permanently relieves al.
most all forms of stomach trouble and
is the only one sold under a positive
guarantee without any restriction, t.
refund the money if it does not re-
lieve. This is a good time to get wei
and you ought to take advantage O.
Lee & Osgoods offer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-04
Our Playing Cards in China.

cling about China that the demand for
American playing cards is on the in
crease, says Commercial Attache Julian
H. Arnold, Shanghai. In Shanghai, for
instance, the Chinese are showing
preference for western playing cards
over their own so-called sparrow"
cards. The popularity of the foreign
cards could be increased greatly by
the addition Of Chinese numerals and
the Chinese characters for king, queen
and jack. The cheaper grades of play
China than would the more expensive
kinds. The Chinese are also fond of
snowy cards, hence those with pictured
backs would be most popular. especial
ly if the backs were designed in Chi
nese fashion.