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, 1915-05-06
The Ford and the Hot Cake.

Information from Homer France
this week, the Carbon county
agent for the Ford, states, that
the advertisement in the Sun has
done wonders toward making the
Ford sell like hot cakes. The fac
tory is 10000 behind their orders,
and turning out 1900 a day work
ing S-hour shifts, and not a man,
ever down to sweeper, getting | IS
than So per day and from that up
to 50, If you are a good booster
for labor interests buy a Ford.
Owing to the fact hal Mr.. France
can't supply the demand since adj
vertising in the Sun, he will prob
ably have to discontinue the same,
in order to ill the orders the bal
ance of the summer, and as the
factory can't get any more work
men on their floor space, they
have advised him to do so. Mr..
France has sold three car loads,
all of the fourth spoken for and
ten out of the fifth car and he has
his order in for more. This year
they are better than ever, but ow-
ing to tremendous orders we have
have created, by the advertisement
in this paper already we will not
make any mentions further, for
fear Ford will come out to see
why France don't quit ordering
all his output sent to Wyoming.
, 1915-05-06
Political News Notes.

President Wilson should find
considerable satisfaction in the
organization of the Republican
Publicity Association. Since he
is a pronounced advocate of "piti-
less" publicity, he should welcome
publicity from a source that is
likely to be of the kind he favors.
The soundness of the protective
tariff principle has been abund-
antly demonstrated by the effect
of the European war, which has
acted az a bar against importation
of foreign goods and has compelled
Americans to buy at home. In
July, 1914, when the war began,
American industry vas going down
the toboggan at a rate that would
soon have brought it to the level
of 1894. The revival in the last
few months shows the advantage
of shutting out foreign inporta-
tions of goods in order to keep
American mills running, American
labor employed aud our American
money at home.
The Democratic administration
may be sincere in it's assersion that
the army of umploped is no larger
than usual but it will at least be
forced to admit that some humid
dreds of postal employees have lost
their jobs and some other hundreds
have had their wages cut. Ii adop-
ton of such policies be necessary
in government affairs as a result
of business depression, the admin
istration can scarcely be heard to
deny that a similar course must be
followed by private enterprise,
The indisputable fact is that in
practically all industry, wages have
been cut or the number of en-
plopes reduced.
Democrats who agree with Bar
mum that the American people
like to be humbugged, will have a
chance to revise their theories
after the next election. The de-
sire to be fooled is limited to en-
tertainment and does not apply to
business snd government.
, 1915-05-06

post to his grandmother, Mrs.
John Waterman, who resides in
San Diego In the lapel of his
coat Samuel wore two parcel post
tags. One tag contained the ad-
dress of his grandmother and fifty
cents in parcel post stamps. The
other tag was marked: fragile,
Handle With Care"
The boys grandmother was at
the station to claim her "mail,'
eliminating the necessity of Sam
uel being tossed about in the local
postoffice as ordinary parcel post
matter.
, 1915-05-06
By Parcel Post.

San Diego, May s. Uncle SANS
parcel post is now accused of com.
peting with DIR. Stork since the
arrival in San Diego of Samuel
Abraham Randolph, aged s years,
by parcel post.
1t all came about in this way.
Samuel lived in Salt Lake City
and desired to see the San Diego
exposition, His parents were un-
able to make the trip so they de-
cided to send Samuel by parcel
, 1915-05-06

The opening of the remodeled store
of W. P. Hays took place as per
schedule, but owing to the weather
conditions, a number of the people
here could not well get out. How
ever a few of the bravest attended
and inspected the new store and ate
"a little ice cream. The gold fish did
not arrive but all attending will re-
ceive them. The store is a fine one for
Saratoga, and had it not been for the
rough weather there would have been
a very large crowd out.
, 1915-05-06
Order 10 Show Cause.
The State of Wyoming,
County of Carbon, 3D.

In the District Court
In the Matter of the Estate of r. 81.
Kelsey, deceased.
Ii appearing to the court that George
Sisson, as administrator of the estate
Of F. ii. Kelsey, deceased, has fled
his petition herein praying for an or
der of sale of the real estate of said
decedent hereinafter particularly des-
cribed, for the purpose therein set
forth, it is therefore ordered that all
persons interested in the estate of said
deceased appear before the said dis
trict court, on the 24th day of May,
1915, at nine o'clock in the forenoon
OF said day, at the courtroom of said
district court, in the city of Rawlins,
Carbon County, Wyoming, to show
cause why an order should not be
granted TO the said administrator to
sell so much of the real estate of the
said deceased, as shall be necessary
and that a copy Of this order be pub
lished for four consecutive issues in
the Saratoga Sun, a newspaper PRINT
ed and published in said Carbon
County.
The real estate hereinbefore referred
to is particularly described as follows:
Lots 8, 10, 10, 16, II and 1S in Block
3, in the Riverside Addition to the
town of Saratoga, Carbon County,
Wyoming.
Dated April 20, 1915.
v. j. Tiddball,
n. X Greenfield, Judge.
4 22-5.13 Attorney.
, 1915-05-06
Jack

My Jack will make the season at
Saratoga and at Ten Mile. Care will
will be used TO avoid accident in
breeding, but should any occur, will
not be responsible. Watch this notice
for dates in Saratoga. Season opens
May LIST to August LIST, 1915. SIS to
guarantee mare in foal, and any vari-
alton from these terms must be in
writing. Robert Corpening
6-6-tf
, 1915-05-06

Report of the condition of The SARATOGA
STATE BANK, at Saratoga in the State of Wy
oming, at the close of business on the 18th day
of May, 1915.
Loans and Discounts sI13,s76 "a
overdrafts, 7sS rs
County, City and School Warrants
Furniture and Fixture 1854 Al
Other real estate, mortgages owned 300
Due from National Banks Sl4,4S2 80
Due from Sta b'ks g. b'kers
Checks and Cash Items 90
Money Reserve in Bank, VIZ
Specie 747 80
Lgl tndr and natl bnk notes 1925 90
Nickels and Pennies So SO 1879 60
Total lss,sOs Os
LIABILITIES
Capital Paid In S 1900 90
Surplus Fun 1000 90
Undivided Profits 4,2I3 I6
Indl dept subj't to ch'k 7I,O52 26
Certificates of dept Dm'nd las 90
Certificates of deposit time $3.50 is 1O4 ,52s AZ
Bills Payable rs 95
Certified Checks As 80
Total 1Ss,s09 OS
State of Wyoming
County of CarbonS
L, Geo. W. ~Broadhurst, Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
GEO. W. BROADHURST, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day of May, 1915.
Chas. f. Price
[SEALl Notary Public.
Ny Commission Expires March 81, 1918
CORRECT-Attest;
+. : : :. 5 SS!5S; Director.
, 1915-05-06
Election Proclamation.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That on Tuesday, the 18th day of
May, A. D., 1915, the regular annual
municipal election of the town of
Saratoga, in Carbon County, Wyom-
ing, will take place for the election of
the following officers of said town of
Saratoga, viz: One Mayor, to serve
one year. Two Councilman to serve
two years each.
NOTICE is HEREBY ALSO
GIVEN: That at said regular an
nual municipal election to be held in
the Town of Saratoga, Wyoming, on
the said 18th day of May, A. D. 1915,
there will be submitted to the quail
fed voters Of said town of Saratoga,
the proposition to issue the negotia-
BILE coupon bonds of the town of Sara
toga, in the amount of Forty five
Thousand (S45,000O0) Dollars, for the
purpose of providing funds to con-
struct, extend, maintain and regulate
a system of Water Works to supply
the town Of Saratoga with water for
the purpose of extinguishing of fires,
and supplying the inhabitants thereof
with water for domestic and other
purposes. Said Bonds, if voted, to
be issued in accordance with the pro-
visions of Section (1S67) Of the Re-
vised Statutes of Wyoming, for 1910,
and in accordance with all the pro-
visions of Chapter (129) of the Re-
vised Statutes of Wyoming, for 1910,
pertaining to the issuance, redemp-
ton and sale of said bonds.
Said bonds to be of the denomins-
ton of One Thousand ISL 100000 Dol
lars each, and numbered consecutive
ly from one upwards, payable in
Thirty (3O) Years from date of Issue
and redeemable at the pleasure of
said Town of Saratoga after fifteen
years, to bear interest thereon at the
rate of six per cent per annum from
date of issue, interest payable an
nually and on the first day of jan
uary of each year after the issuance
thereof, at the office of the Town
Treasurer of Saratoga, or at such
other place or places as the Town
Council Of Saratoga shall determine.
That said Bonds to be executed ac-
cording to law and shall not be sold
for less than their par value.
Further notice is hereby given:
That at such annual municipal cleo
ton to be held as aforesaid, the Off
cial ballot at such annual election
in addition to the name of the per-
sons and candidates to be voted for
at said election as aforesaid, and as
provided by law, said official ballot
shall contain the words "For Water
Bonds" Against Water Bonds" and
and the qualified voters at such cleo
ton at said Town of Saratoga as
aforesaid, shall prepare his or her
ballot by crossing therefrom such
parts 80 that the remaining parts
shall express his or her vote on the
proposition of the issuance of said
bonds.
That the polling place at said cleo
ton in the Town of Saratoga, wy
oming, will be at the Town Hall, in
Saratoga, Wyoming.
That the names of the Judges ap-
pointed to act as such at said election
are B. M McKillip, c. E. Jensen,
George w Sisson.
That the Clerk of election appointed
as such are, Mrs. J.. R. Hewitt and
Joseph NUM-.
) Witness my hand and official sigma
ture at the Town of Saratoga, Wyom-
ing, this 10th day of April, A. D.,
1915. Frank Schilt, Mayor.
Attest: Joseph NUM-, Town Clerk.
, 1915-05-06

Thursday evening Miss Ula Rose
gave her mother "a surprise party, at
which a large number of the ladies
attended, and the evening was quickly
passed, by different entertainments
and delightful refreshments were ser
we'd All the ladies enjoyed the little
surprise party, which was a complete
surprise to Mrs. Rose.
, 1915-05-06

Just received, a new Car of AZ Brit
ish Columbia shingles, the best in the
world. Foster Lumber Co. Al If
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0as gernnitaIten pon sdjilbern.

Strabenfonnriifar 9uff,im liBt
sltr 3eit einen 9rief Siir6 ben Stoat
3irfltIicren, in tpelfan er Die Sci.
tlulgcn, Die 2ebrer i,rb arroere ger.
ionen bon @inflnB aufforoert. oem
llmfisg oes Sdiebens mlf StraBcns
Shilber. BON Seiten Der sSGger, ooer
aHberer Gerionen, ginbalt 5ll tbun.
60 ein Sdilo ont Ser SfraBe
fonulrt nGturlidJ 6eln Saser, ipelder
ben eartSerl 5ag nibts 81 IdieBen
qefunoen bot, iebr geleger; er sielt
NIT ieiiier SdrotTlinte aitf eiilem eilt.
aelnen 8nddtaben uno orirdlo6ert
bas gulBe Shilb. aommiii6r 8mf.
iinn perlolrgt bob 6ieiam lining Elm
Gnbc gelno6t miro.
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6ermant, N9o, S5reitas, ben 15 Sftober 1915

bon Nolfereien, 539 alS slufieberirt.
men ditf SSarrlen uflo 442 uIs 8lu-
mengdrtnerinlreit nno Obitg1rtaerilp-
men. sSiinf Sruilen lparen ssiiderin.
llelL cine arbeitete iir einan 9lurtber.
eMlup ltro cine a1loere ba,4t &obrp-
idbpeIlen, SO maren giebaiid,terirt.
lrcn uth fiirf gicbbiiterinlen SSu
Der @Seflilael5itdt nparen 5S3 ,srm,,
ellsperiouen tl)dtie. 30 maren 9se.
triebsdciterinnen bon Nfiner, 1886
aleiocrnpoderinre,l, S72 in Crude.
reen angeitellt, eie &iipcrin, sauei
Sdrciner, 20 Sd)oniGrber, glef.
.rffer, 10 electro lup6 Stereotppcrs,
II GngraDirer. 10 fSiillcr INTO EoIis
rer, 542 anffcberirren in Sobrifen,
8 @lasorbeiterriimen 81 Sinpelinins
men, 33 angeiteIlte IN 6entiidPn Sn.
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|SGtftHsSltoilltrleit. 55 III 0ell Stubl'
uno @iien SSnb,itrien, as in Ne6-
belfabrifcn 5.951 6rnensperioneu
lparen Tuenlafcrinncn. 81 SopeBie.
rer, Is Tatteru un6 Ietul .slrbcEter.
inpen, 35 gritreideriren. t,t33
ioaren in ben Sabofiabrifen ompe,
IteIt iupo 81 ntodlten Yieroeeeifirr
% SrmensperIoneil maren Sdpliter
nno Sdntbflifer aubcpbnlb ,Sabrifen
Sfrei6erinnert 1.244, gsGberirnen
|5,156. Iapid)nhteI. ,utb Sergleider
Sabrtfen beidyGftigkn 3,059 sSroll.
eusperionen. Cine 1rou arbettete
ols 5in4Sdnrrieb. II aIs EoIiteret
iapb 800 in ben 8mlnnpoIlnaiflell
Snr @nlBen iinb in Miiiouri in ct
ina 400 gnperbsapeisen Sranens
perSonen ttEitig.
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Nnmnter /
@arft gcriht.

Sm 8aiBeri senomlnen ipar oer
8ebenmnrft Der pcraangenen @ode
febr felt. Die Girpdltgc iparen nid,t
ron 9elone. 90 eirnnal ole sSorlner
nit Der 9dellana iilrer SeISer im6
nit Der sIlrsioat beid,dftigt iillo iutS
siun nl1ern boS regneriide @etter
I'M Hor0cn 6ort Aas glilSoreiben him
oernb beeinfl1tBt bot. sIm Z. 5. ~.
hot Der RegicriliWsberid)t Die ge.
iantnttc 8eBenernte nit 200, 0,000..
600 gn. nllgeaeben ipas 81 eineiu
9fiideana Der Ereiie fiibrte. 9oh
aieIt 0crlcIbe mir gair5 fiir5e 3eit I'm
ea Die Nabiroae leiteips Der Miiller
,ln0 IiShlbrbdnoler iebr lcbbaft
mar Die lebten 8oriennotierllnaer
,paren. 81 fiir go. A bis $1.22 fiir
SO. 2, nobel Sat benerfen lit. boB
Die Glmlitdt illr nIl9emeinen mir nit
teTndfiN tpor. Der iibtbare @or-
ratb itobm INN 2.436,000 8u. 5il liito
bel1luft iidJ sur 3eit ollf tS.246,000
9u., ge9en 57.121 900 i'm @oriabre.
Rais ut 9eitiegen inb Die gtads.
froge lit gut Gs iuiirocn 9e3ablt SO
Gts. fiir go. 6 ipciB bis 81 Gts. fiir
sso. 2 be5p. 63 Gts. fir gso 2 seIb.
Safer fam in reihlifen Mernem
eill. Die Naffraac llod better Glia-
lit1t mar lebbait, tuibrcnb gerinsere
iib nit aementipreheltbeiu 8reiie be-
ariigem nurbte. Die g0rie notierte
so cts. fiir go. A bis 5n 3s Cts, fiir
beSte, loroiihe @aare.
Der Sartoiicl1nnrft blicb ieit ilit0
Ierf,lbr eilten greisausid)lag. Sir
Seitige Sbios, lode, piroen GO Cts,
fir bette nDrolife, in Sdfen, bis 81
10 Cts. qesablt
| SfApcine gi,@en ebenfalls etpas
| in Die S0he. sSunge Sbiere bradp.
ten 1878, mngcre $735 unb bette,
/ iblod,trciie $S.S5.
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gap.

Griit Gngel6Nd,t begleitete IN Ser
bereaiNenen @pd)e ieine Softer,
Sri. ouIou, lpa6 @arreilton, mo- Die
IeGbe ous Central @eslpan College
tciltd)eu miro.
eaitor &olobn unb 6reo !Silfer.
mann n,obnteir porigc @o6c ser
Tresbpteuialler &onfercllB, in ct.
oolis, bel
SduIii,perintcnbcrrt 9l. .. @onn
beiild,tc in Scr nergargenen @ofe
hie hieiigen SdatIen.
sSnan Senrp Sdneioer. in geglci-
.tinpg ibrer 9od,ter, Srat Senrp
Sarring non ct. 2ouis, iit nah
gtebrasfo aerciit, auf litNeren 9e-
Ind bei 8eripan6ten
slitg. Ioeller imb Senrp Sberg
fitbrelt mt letten Samstag ra6
Gtpllp Sill irto tanten bdnn. jeber,
nit elmer 2a6ii@ acpfel 5ilriif.
gbep. guIdynpann liegt sur 3eit
franf baruiebcr;; mir fpiinid,en bnber
roifje 9eiieantg.
Or. Grtgcllbreht, BON Stonp Ma,
NOR Grt bereaitgenen Sonntaa bier
in gefddftIiden @erridtlutgen.
sSraif Mener, 9alTntonn lmb
Gicbbdnber, failfte oorige @odye eine
M,Babl Gich.
Or. Snbn Seba ltnb 8in. Woeller
pom @altb, befalrbell iih iiber leb.
ten Montog itnb @enstog in unierer
Nadiboridlaft, auf geilpd) bei Ser.
tpanoten ltnb sSrcimoen,
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@crbcn iiber Mittaa bier anbaltcn

Die ad)te, jdbrlide Smners Telio.
tilitp Sour, bonn ct. Souis gllnomo,
bile Glib peratIbaltet, 1uino am 10.
un0 mlt 16. Sftober itntffin6en 9lm
ssreitaq, oen is. Ofto6er, tperoen
iiber 80 slutos bier, 5unt Wtittogs'
ciIen, artbaIten. Die slltps berlGl-
len ct. 9puis im Z ltbr, morgens,
fnbren bis nud) Sefierion GftD ,nto
bon BORT ipieoer 5uriid. Serninnn
lit bic erIte Station; BON bier gebt
ire tSabrt nafy 0im lup6 BON bort
nadl Sefferion Gitp, bon 100 am
nGdIten Gage bie Sitffnbrt rod
ct. 9ouis, ont ror6liden llfer Ses
Iiiionri, itattfntoen ipino. @arren-
ton iubo ct. Charles iiipb one Solte.
plGs nlf Der Mhdfabrt. Dieie 9fe-
liobilitp Soitr finbet alIidbrlid itatt,
Inn Die 2eiitungsfabisteit Der per.
ifyiebenen Slutps 81 priifen. Ser
&rebit fiir iebes 9luto. fiir Die gm3e
sSabrt, beitebt aus 1000 Ioirts uno
fiir ieben llufall meld)er einenl sl1t.
TO, infolge BON 9reden ooer nidf
iitrftioirieren Der Maidyine, uiap. 5lt'
itoff, miro cine 9lnBnM Goints uhge-
5ogen
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@anse 5amilie abbanais,

Serr 6. SBfIIiams, Somilton,
Ohio. idreibt: ullniere eanoe So.
Mile NOR bon Bine-&ar-Sonep ub.
bdneig." Senoiro in gurer Somilie
mag idIimmen Suiten baben, piel-
leidt bas 8abp, ,inb Or. 8ea's
8ine-aar-&onep 1T bos itetie be,
teite SaasnritteI, 6ns foFort 2iuoe.
rltng giebt. a5i,ie&ar.Sonep siebt
in SaIs unb 2ilngen ein, tobtet Die
&ranfbeitsfeime unb unterftiitt Die
@atur. g3ei gurem Gpotbefer fir
25c. 3(abn.)
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lien abaeitlnitten liirb.

lien obgeifnitten liit6.
9eutidlon0 bat icbt me0r 8allh-
boote, nls in Der epiten 3eit oes
ariepcs. 0ic @efanoenen miiiien
beim @alien oerieIben 1itbelfen.
Nus Ganobu bat gnglanb ieit @e-
ginlr bes arieges bereits 200 Millio-
nen Collars iuto biele sauienoe bon
Griippen ee5oaen.
Die StaIieiter baben IN 5tpei "a.
aen iiber 1000 @ann eirlaebiiBt, Of.
ne nitd MIR bos @eriitgIte su er.
reihen.
Gnglanb fonr 9eutidlano tidt
o,tsfinrgern. Die bertfhe aartoffel.
rritte miro aiif go @iaionen Somten
aefd1tt into hit Die sroBte in Der
6es beutiden 2nit6es.
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pptimiit nimmt eiaene 0aebisin.

@r bat 3itraiien in feline Meoi'
5in iin6 tpeiB, bob er 2iiloeritng er.
fabrt. 2eilte, Die Or. Sings SEEM
DISCOVERY fir grfdItuitg nebmen,
iitro optiruiftifd. sic tpifien, oob
oieie Mebi5in Die &rnttfbeitsteine
i'm Solie tobtet unb Der 0atir oen
8eg 5llr SeiIuns offnet. Cine gr'
fdlting 6bt iid niht 6urd ober.
fladlide gebanbIune bertreiben -
man niib an Die @nr5eI geben.
Seio optimiftiid. SoIt beiite eine
5lafdle bon 9r. Sings Stem 9is.
coberb. 3CG6p.)
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s(nt pergaligeiier iSreitag, oeal :.
Sftober, itarb in ct. Soilis, nod
IGnAerem 2eiben, @iliuin u.
Yareib, inn glIter pom 80 Sahrei.
Ser Geritorbeue ipuroe bier il, Ser
manu- geboren iin6 er5ogeiG mar all-
genpein befanlt ,m6 beliebt iino feit
mehreren SSabren gaafdiniit ln0 sSflv
0enieur 6es bieiiaen @aiertperfs.
SSm SlItcr BON intgefd6r Is Sob.
rem tpat er aIs 2ebrIing in Die
@dFdyinem @erfftatt bon sluglit
8oblt. mo- er, nod @rlanaii,ia Der
notbigeit aerunnilie lnlb prnftFifen
@rfabrlting niele SSsobw f,ironuh
tbmIG6lid, Der Setter bes @eiddft8
mar, 5li elmer 3eit ial meIder oas
gtdbliientent BON alse. @oblt io5it
iagen faIt Die eirBige Waifireis-
8erfibott in @asoouube GountD tpar.
Sier blieb Scr Gcritorbene bis oas
@eifGft. Dor itrgefdbr 3 ssabpen,
IN altoene Sd1toe iibergira. SSi,stpi.
ifyen iuirbe ons bieiiae 8aiierdperf
!sba,tt lind. ilnfbem oasieibe Dem
8etrieb iibergeben mar, erriau1lte Der
Sta6tratt Serr1 8aipeib, IN Mner.
feannnla ieiner sSGbigfeitelg liat6 praf.
tiiden erfabrltng, gum Iaihiniiten
iutb SSrgeirieur 6es .Sernpalnr @aI.
iertperfs. Or befleioete bieiel 80.
fen al groBter 3ufrieoenhcit bis
er Dor eitligen @oden. aus 8eiluto-
5citsriidiidten, eertotbiet tnar Icine
&eiigaiotion eiiSureiden.
Ser 8eritorbene mar elm aftioes
Mitglie6 Ser Serntarm ssellertpebr,
'ofpie and, oes Sr0ms Der @agles
lnb oes Sroens Der ani9lts Of
Gptbias. gr binterIGbt feine hofr
betogte Nfathter (oer 8oter NOR linn
nor eiligeir SSsabren inn 5obe norais-
aegnrrgeat), ssroit Caroline GoneiB
ierrer bier Sdhpeitern, isrmt Souis
Sdyneioer nmb Sri. Sfoia GaneiB,
DON ct. 2oltis, ioipie ssrau Sos.
9ebialrren imtb ssrou Ssreo Gliirge,
BON Scmntaull; ferlter ard eiitca
grltocr, Sreb Gmteit, BON ct.
2oalis, ioapc eiaten aroBelp &reis BON
5relnnoen lnpb 9efannten, Telde
ienl tribes siiideiben nit ticfer
5raiter erfiiIlt fut.
Die @eeroiglrng Nan6 ltatt am
Montoa goadmittag bonn Srmrcr.
halme ans, on ser oitlihcn 8ierten
StrnBc lul6 BON BORT ans anf bem
itiibtiffrn ;SrieNbofe. Die Semnnlut
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les Democrat.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-05-14
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's ack-Draught.

McDuff, Val suffered for several
years." says Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker, Of
this place, with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me to try
Thedfords Black-Draught, which | did,
and found it to be the best family medi-
cine for young and old.
keep Black-Draught on hand all the
time now, and when my children feel
little bad, they ask me for dose, and it
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have long spell of sick
ness in our family, since we commenced
using Black-Draught."
Thedford's Black-Draught is purely
vegetable, and has been found to regu-
ate weak stomachs, aid digestion, re-
.ieve indigestion, collie, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and Similar
symptoms.
1t has been in constant use for more
han 70 years, and has benefited more
han million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black-Draught. Price only 25c. Get a
package to-day. N. c. ia
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-05-14

buildings, depot buildings, privileges,
rights and easements, ETC., of said rail
way corporations and other corpora
tions, their lessees, and of any other
person, firm or corporation that may
be in possession of, using or controlling
all or any part of the rights-of-way and
properties of said railway corporations
or other corporations in the manner,
mode, and upon the terms provided in
Sections 1924 to 134S inclusive, of the
Code of Tennessee of 1858.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, That
this Act take effect from and after its
passage, the public welfare requiring it..
Passed March %, 1915. .
WIN. P. COOPER,
Speaker of the House of Represent
atives.
ALBERT E. HALL,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March %, 1915.
TOM G. RYE,
Governor.