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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

caaI fu6 Ia respueSta rotunda
del jefe germa1ico q aquelIa
clausula del tratado en- pro-
veto?
NJ. Popinot cogi6 un volu-
men de los Concentrates que
!Ievaba consigo, hOje0 rapida-
mente Y prosigui6 en- estOs
terminus:
La respuesta de ArioviSto
fu6 la Siguiente, tai como Sc
encuentra EN- las memorials DE-
Cesar: Jus eSSe belli ut Qui
vicissent US, quoS ~vicissent,
quemadmodum violent, impe-
rarent. Is decir: eel jorecnO
de la guerra permite al vence
dor diSponer a SUI antOjo del
pueblo vencidO." Nean uSLe-
dos, pues. como entendian el
derecho guerrero los germa-
nos de haCe mas de veinte 81
CLOS. Y, a }uzgar por 70 que
nosotros mismo; hemoS pOdi-
do comprobar " tan solo en-
peZamOS), no parece que la
conception g~erm&nica del de-
rccho de guerra haya Sufridc
ninguna evoluci0n notable a
traves de los amos.
NJ. de Villeecrf y 70, nos
quedamos gratamente encan-
tados de la OpOrtuna y Dronta
erudici0n de nuestro compa-
nero. Pero, apenas NJ. Popinot
ACADIA de leer las palabraS de
Cesar, con la rara pronuncia-
ci0n que los franceses suelen
dar a la lengua latina, sonG
en- la estancia del cOmedOr COZ
una claridad e%spantoSa, esta
vii y deprimente palabra:
-iCoch6n!
Nos quedamOs los tres es-
tupefactos Y suspensos. Pero
como al mirar hacia los corti-
najeS tendidos junto a la VEN
tana, de donde la voz pare
cia brOtar, no vimOs abSolu-
tamente nj rastro de persona
viviente, cada uno de n~osotros
crey6, sin darlO a entender, en-
la posibilidad de una aluci-
naci6n pasajera. De Suerte que
NJ. de Villecerf vOlvi6 a ha-
blair, diciendO con amabilidad
y elOgiO:
va saba 20 que NJ. Pc
pinot era ell mas admirable
Oportuno de los eruditos.
iValgame DiOs! En- Ell pro-
pic instante, la vOZ misterioSa,
con una entOnaci6n metalic&
y estridente, repiti0 pOr tres
wees:
i Coch6n! iCochon. Co
ch6n!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

NJ. de V"illecerf Sc puso pa
lido de ira Y pregunt6 grave
mente:
= Han dido ustedes?
". Popinot, respcndi6:
-Yo ceco que esta ve2 J.
habran oida hasta LIS paroles,
Y en- verdad, no veo por que
ZION habramc= merecidO que
Sc nos insu.ta tan ruda Y f.
rnHmente.
Entonces NJ. de Villecerf Sc
levant0 con alderman resueltO,
y descorri6 con un brusco IT,
-6n los cortinajes que debian
encubrir al osado villano.
Una cotorra vieja Y narigu-
ia apareci6 al momento, ence-
rrada en- una jaula de espesos
lingotes. Y al verse al descu-
bierto, batiendo sus alas con
manifesto algeria, volVi0 d
repetir mas de Glen veces su
~vejatoria expression.
A prOpio tempo lego ell hos
telerO Y, con mil perdOnes Y
eXtremoSaS reverencias, nos
do la clave de aquel raro su-
cesO que acabo por movernOS
a risa, honda Y holgadamente.
Result0 ser que IN hijO de.
buen hOstelerO, llevado pOr sUs
~SentimientoS patri6ticOs, in
culc6 a la cotorra aquella ba-
ia exclamation, que encerra-
pa un despreciO absolute ha-
oia los enemigos de Francia.
q a~prendizaje del narigudo
duro largOs dias a ira
YES de la guerra, pero Sc VIC
coronado por I'm exito compile
TO. La cOtOrra divide TODD su
antique repertoire, para con-
Sagrar unicamente SUI rara ha-
bilidad a la expression de a.
quel vocablO malsonante. Pc
70 10 bueno del case fue, que
duarnte los dias que los ale
names OcuparOn S6Zanne, el
Hotel de la Boule dor sirvi6
de Quartet y refugiO a una
cOmpania de ulanOs. Y duran
tie TODD ell tempo que estuvie-
ron ALI, la cotorra, que en-
5Onces Sc hallaba en- Ell peri6-
do algido de su mOnomania,
les estuvo insultandO ruda y
acknowledgements, 81 nque, por
fortuna, ninguno de los ofen-
acertara a comprender
10 que ell testarudO animal les
ensenaba a gritos.
(CONCLUIRA.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

(Pasa a la Sa.)
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
laeet.a Itke=iate4

The finally of A=A. 5Baekus. tae monument man. arrived in spriasdafe "Wednesday morning. aFd Nr. Back az k noW I fdlf fledgea citizen ef sPfiHgdtle They are located in rhe Davis property =in College Iii Hts.
 The SeNs= =is requested 10 aa= a2uaae aa old time sineina al Oak Grove. short distance west Of spriagdate, =the third s1sndat CT September I9thZAII =in4ifeds and requested to come and bring lots of dinner. and tHe old time song books.
 Remember the good road meeting at Sonora Saturday night Spring dale merchants. It's to your in- terest to see that this road is worked, and now is the time to dc it. The Sonora folks will meet yoa more than half way.
 ] k E. Trone and Bert MeMasters are now the owners Of the Ozark res talra4t. the deal being closed We'd nesday. They Wil conduct the busi- ness at the same stand. and both are well known through this section. and they should enjoy nice trade
 Spria gdale is to A4ve | new under ] taking, wal paper and paint firm. The new firm k opening up in the Fletcher block, in the building re gently vacated by the Wirthmore Gro eery Co F. D. Gallison and Joe Nix of Rogers are the parties opening up the new business.
 Many items ill the regular edition of The News this week are taken from issues of the Union Revival News paper being published
 ach Tuesday and Saturday at this office. It contains mostly local news. and items pertaining to the big revival now ill progress.
 The new gas tank of the OWnbey Drug Co., for filling automobiles at the curb being installed, and ready for business. This is one of the best tanks put out by the Bowser people, and local motorists can rest assur- ed of proper attention in the filling of their tanks. The tank is equip ped with electric lights, which will
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
MANY. MANY THANKS.

Through the columns of The News the Cemetery Association desire to thank the public in general for their patronage the day of the big dinner Ne naw have splendid fund on hand to carry on the work al the cemetery, and thank you for your patronage and support We also thank all tho.e who 50 kindly donat. ed de tables for the dinner
 There are several napkins, bowls. plates and platters that were left at tine building. and the owners can ge. them by calling ol Mrs. L. A :. Riggs
 We desire asso to call attention 10 tha nex- meeting of the Association q the home of Mrs E. NJ Rises, Taes- day afternos:I September ffth. af fonr o'clock
 Cemetery Association
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
Of local nntsrest
uEzRzs a11
NuzzIe xoul@d dogs.

Muzzle your dogs.
 Born, to Mr and N4.s. E. x Hem- bree, Moa4ay September e=l. 2 =f1i.
 
 4ttzfd fhe god roads Izefia5 at Sonora Saturday T eIltz s#. sPfHiIs- dale is invited.
 The News fs requested to aaaoanee pfeachin. at the Lutheran Church uext sunday morning
 The Ffdelis class ot the First Baptist Church will hold their Christmas Bazaar Dec. 10th and llth. Mrs. Lewis smiley was over iron Sloan Springs fore part Of the week visiting with Mrs. ! (. Mckinney She returned home Wednesday.
 
 Miss Maud F.a terly left Thursday morning for Mulberry, this state. where she teaches in the schools at that place again this year.
 Sonora is 10 have two days Of road working. on Thursday and Friday of next week. Why not Sprinsdale have two days of the same dose2 Ne know We need it
 Some of our merchants nave open sd their eyes about the Sprinsdale- Huntsville road since our last issue, but there are numerous others still sleeping What are you going to do? Mrs. Edward A Friei, of Chicago, IL. who has been visiting at the home of c N. Fowler left Monday ev- sning for Oklahoma City, to join her husband. Mrs. Frei is neice of Mrs Fowler
 Remember the good road working days by the Sonora folks, Thursday and Friday of next week They are working from the Sprin2dale city limits to the bridge over White RiV- CT
 Springdale folks are warned to be on the lookout for mad dogs. Two dogs were killed fore part of the week, and unless your dog is either muzzled or chained at home he will
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

very favorable condltiohs t{z erythins and everybody seems 10 be in the proper m5ed fer good sehe@l The editor of the Lincoln New. L. (. Johnson w3s oter the last of the week inter1iew4s ou peoeie ".ta regard to ht# paper think ta9fi he met th=re4sonab}e success al .e2sta This end of the county needs q god live paper and it. should be ao5Fe= aa aa to work fof=t1e main= teaaHee of his pefiodi II.
 Dr. and Mrs ! E. Bean attended thc Good Road Convention at Fay eeteFitie= Ere fta. T#ey feFe7f | f ae time and III enthusiastic Coed | d crowd
 LII. Yates las iast bought a#aezz f9l5 Model Ford
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
SONORA.


 several from =Soaara- -4tt9I=5te6 ..H= ip. pIa#sdPPar "A Hzb5eaa IEz., = HisHt.
 Bro H9oa4= 4=a aH a=zfe- poi4tmem at this pz1ee 1s lsz morning and eVeaias
 BHo. f5a.a#aaf5i7 tH a femodoiea ae4r sonora
 Mrs. Cay returned ta #ee = Iast=Wesk #5#i e.f=.ta= eX6eaded With relatives a.zd friends caeo. III.
 John Thompson eet@aea week from western Kansas where he has been emplosd Ter several months. John says ta3t Ar@34sds looks better than ever
 The young people Of sonora are looking forward 10 candy break in. on Wedaesda night of this week. at the home oi Henry Stone. given by his son Fas.
 Miss EvyIan Robinson Of Jonesboro Mk., spent few days last week at the home of Mrs Hettte Gloer. Mics Robinson is graduate of the z. of \ this year and left thi- place fof Fort ToWSon Okla. waere he is employed to tea5h an eight mon ts term of school
 There via be pie aper at So nora on Friday nisht Set r. for the benefit Of the schcol, and the patrons and pupils should be inter ested in this supper as the money will be used for different uses that will be beneficial to the sch ool. Therefore let everyone send help ing hand.
 party was given at the home of Mrs Hettie Cloer on Thursday night of last week in honor of Miss Evt- Ian Robinson, The young people en- joyed several readings which were given by Miss Robinson Games were played and refreshments were served, the evening passed away very
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

times but we find plenty to ct wherever we go.
 Miss Ada Russell and Mr. Len Harp attended church at Friendship Sunday evening.
 The tomato harves: < most oter. It Was hot-so good as Nas expected on account of the rain.
 Nester BIoyd Milton Ramey ahd Vester's father of Fayetteville are attending to business matters in diff ferent points in Okla.
 Will Ferguson Ffsjtea ffs Paepts near Rfehland View Sunday.
 The school sare=a I5e supper Fri day.Q evening \ 4sry= good e.o1d WIS present the proceeds were s9.225.
 Several from heee are iE6ee6frg to attend the pie=supper at Chapel Fri day night.
 Mrs Beftfe TrammeI is oa tfe sick list bu.trast she will be better }s1i.
 Wesley 0xtofd and wife will leave in =a fea daes=to =4Hstt=rela4i3es -if. Texas. some neiehbef friends cell ed=oq eHea Nofdas evening a#d ea- joxed | ntse time.
 seGoal i@ prosrezs azz a5ss s=
 Mrs=Hi8 S5auaHtpl. aaa sif7Z5 T[Nelsoa attended =tht=faeeIifz a' Frfendship'faessiaz affernanafZWaieh was organize a=eenf=. e1s tzzo=iza tion.
 The Zion ball team expects to play b4a here Saturday afternoon. They are anticipating lively time Re suits last Saturday were 19 to in favor Of FIabherton.
 Prayer meeting every Thursday night a, tho Christian church
 Mrs. \ \. Sullivan and Mr2. !. T Nelson attended the Cemetery Assc- citation dinner at Sprinsdale Satar day
 W. O Nelson is having barn built. Jas Joyce is the carpenter.
 II. D. Elxins is tranSaetiGg hasi- ness in Huntsville this week.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
HA9B ERTON.

Miss stella Ne son visited i4eme folks Saturd and sunday.
 Tom Brooks has returned % Gall- foraia after making aa eAtaf1.ed visit Vit4 his parents Mr a q Mrs. [. NJ Brooks
 John Ie5rand has been ol the sick list fer several dass and seems t4 be no better.
 Mrs. Edd Johnson left latter part Of lasf week for At.zoaa. Mrs. John son and family will be greatly miss ed.
 Some people complain of hard
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
WHEEL ER.

N. T Os5Hrn eomHea9td cz22. a. Hh#te Ga., aozday ns
 The White Oak folks ta7t attend cd the picnic at dasaa4 saturday report q nice time.
 Fhe Baptists=bad their resu5ar aam manioa sunday t4e 5th There aa- singing at= Sycamore ia the afternoon and al White oak in tae evening.
 Grandpa lorset= passed away zes teFaas evening about HaEt pazt =gt ial aat he=ae5rest= sweets ef H9e ! eH Q cock.
 "fftp2t homes now eH5o}iHz.
 All t5e a=arezf sReees of=l fe RaH wen =tae d eHl d.z5sfsiIsz
 sei# comes.
 De tzsAas lataes7=ellila ei==l.
 G.azf m3HsH eHefe .4a= 4fafse o5Aizizll zpte t35s-a.tI3# sI1- anI Nrs. Purkenlser q azaa5s s Ms. PHrkeaiser ts szsteF 2f Jim earrz Ars Eax. z 0kHa. =Ras visiting =aHtl Mrs s. laHes5ea and .hi afea=a zsseea meHt H=
 F. E 0sBHrn las pf5al.azcs 2 Esa range stove aad organ The =F can neN lerau to cook and be g9@5 teachers also.
 More singers are needed in tHt ch 3ir.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
CANE HILL

Miss Bess Kirby and her father os Westyille, Okla. spent the past week in Cane Hill. This is Miss Bess first trip here in two years. All her old neishbors and friends were glad to meet her gaain. or course We are always glad to see In cle Chris.
 Prof and Mrs. Mcknight are the fond parents of a young son. The mother and son both doing nicely.
 Several other of our teachers have gone to their respective schools this week Among them are Miss Nellie Edmiston who teaches at New Sulphur, Mrs. Alice Knox goes to Belleyiew. Mrs Florence Moore Was to have begun at Sugar Hill but ON ing to the rush of work they decided to postpone school for a short time. Miss Laura Houston gees 10 Greasy Valley believe that mentioned oa. other teachers last week.
 W. II Buchanan made business trip to Fayetteville the last of the week
 Herbert Braly of Muskosee, Okla, spent day or two last week with re1ds and relatives here.
 r. J Reed $ three children, Miss Henrietta Pycatt, Geo. Pyeatt Jas. Blakemore ard Ralph Rates are all going to attend the University this year. Ralph Bates will probably be kept ont awhile as ho took typhoid last week while at Fayetteville mak- ing a.raaesmea5s to atfeld sesoaI
 Hal9td Moore will leave in short time for Knoxville Tennessee where he Yil enter tae University fer the onine Teal
 Mr. snea.ee,z niece and Hep' eW froa WeHfrg. 0'.l7s spent few dafs with him. beiua herc over sunday
 The play given Saturday eht for the beaefit of piano MS well at tended and all were well pleased wit it This demonstr straaes the faei that il is not always nee ssary to be three weeks or month getting up an en- tertaiamen Of this kind
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. McGolloch of ldn coin spent Tuesday with friends here
 Our school opened Monday under
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
prciatel.

The regBlar. monthly meeting of tae Gity Council =Ras= he'd Tuesday n121It= 1er4 fi5tleZ b54slazs Has transacted. other thaa fae allowing of=tae# usual bilis=and= d=the election of Sam 0aIe=to= =tbe=P =Position=ef= His3t= watch. AIf. Ode has been serving since =rezi-natioa ofZF ! liar risoll. and Was permanently elected Tuesday nigHt. This.Was the short est session oI= the Council in=seYeiafI mnoths, adjournment taking place about nine o'clock.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
be a great help at night.

The regular quarterly examination will be held at Fayetteville Sent. 16, r, f9I5, to ascertain the quail fications of those who wish to teach in the common schools of Washing ton County. Those who desire to avail themselves of this opportunity should be present at $ a. m- the first day.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

Mrs l.. l.. Hill was exhibiting aarto in town Monday taafZst takes the cake in t6is line. t was nut grown on d walnut tree, he La ot the urio was=the hull of q walnut. then I hickory nut developed over half vay.=and the cario wound up with sha bios om end Of an apple. Thzra=is no Ii 1sel.Y HHt tree neaf@the walnut tree, but about t@eHtNzflye e feet away are some apple trees. =Any explanation from ZfeadelsZ8iIEhe he apz pracated
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

Springdale friends of Floyd BeeIeY s5n Of Alr and Mrs. J. Heeley, of this place, but who is now located at Springfield, Mo. will be pained to learn that he has just recently m. q ersoae aa attack Of appendicitis, be ing operated ol latter part Of last week. Both his mother and father were in Springfie'd Sunday the faith CT returning that evening. while Mrs Bealey k still with her son. Gar elce, brother of Floyd is in springfie,d assisting with the jewelry store during Floyd $ illness, and as soon as he reeovers, Clarence will go oq to Kansas City. 10 beein his study in engraving. Floyd was get ting along nicely at last reports.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

Captain Ownbey announced Friday morning that Company "A" X. x. G., the local company of State Guards would not be in Fayetteville Monday, to participate in the sham battle as advertised. The local company has just returned from their trip to Lit tie Rock, and it would be too much of any undertaking for the boys to now arrange to go to Fayetteville. The company from BentonviHe has been substituted and will be in the sham battle
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
N. r. Buck, Co. EX. 

Fred Turner. who formerly restd- ed in Springdale, but who has been attending an auto school in Kansas City, but who was here recently visit ing friends, WAS called home Tuesday of this week by message telling of the serious illness of his mother. Fred $ parents now reside at Pawhus- ka. Okla He Jeff Tuesday fer Paw hhSkd
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10
TEEE LEALDsH==:rIE sH==:r H=r Eas IEEsn,

pleasaatly anl the yoans people de- parted feeling that t1ez add enjoyed
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

Heavy team of ee!dings for sale, Also wagon. two harness. Apply al News office. pd
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

More singers are needed in tae ch air
The Springdale news., 1915-09-10

John Stockton. an old Springdale boy, but who is now located it Siloan Springs, was mixing and mingllng with friends in Springdale fore part Of the week. John has just recently bought a Ford. and decided to give 1t a try out-oyer the road between here and Siloam While here John had occasion to make a trip to SO nora and that road came near putting the ear out of business.
 Word has been received by Spring dale friends from Gordonvi1Ie, Va, te tho effect that Jas. We'toa, who formerly resided at this place, but who now lives at Gordcavilie, was very flI In fact. he can hardly leave his room. Mr Welton is well remem- bared by many Springdale folks, as he was formerly q property owner here. and at one time the leading re1l estate man of this section.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-04
Won1en!.: It's Easy!
! Dry Clean With
Gaso|ine---Sa SIS
Nothing shrInks, fades or wrln.
kles and a wash boiler
will do. nicely.

Women here who have tried dry
cleaning find it very easy and mex
pensive to clean and freshen all the
ribbons, silks, satins, laces, yokes,
furs, silk shirt waists, kid gloves and
shoes, 'neckties, children's clothes,
suits. caps, Swiss. lawn, organdie and
chiffon dresses, WOODEN garments, fan
cy vests, draperies, rugs, in fact, any
and everything that would be ruined
with soap and water.
Get two ounces of solvite at any
drug store and put it; in two gallons of
gasoline. where it instantly dissolves,
then put in the goods to be cleaned
rub a-little and out they come. looking
as bright and fresh as new. You will
find nothing fades, shrinks or wrin
kles, requiring no pressing.
You can do five dollars worth OF
home dry cleaning in an hour at little
cost 1t is so easy and you can't make
a mistake. Any grocery or garage
will supply. tbs gasoline and you car
obtain two ounces of -solvite at the
drug store which is simply gasoline
soap then wash boiler or large dish
pan completes your dry cleaning out
fit.-Adv.' -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-04

day. ProUans Ter tie nsetings have
been printed and are being distributed
from the Office OF Charles o. Williams.
county superintendent Of schools.
Sectional mestings win b held In
the building BY the high school. inter
mediate. primary and district sections
and each body Of teqchers viii hear
separate discussions. All sections
will assemble In the auditorium ut
3:46 o'clock In the afternoon for the
lecture by Prof Roberts.
Teachers from CambYidge City. Gen.
terville. Dublin and Hagofstown will
meet In Room 30. those from Abing-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-04
MARK E IS
WHEAT IS STRoNG ON
ON CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. oct. 4.-Buying Of over
1900. 900 bushels Of December wheat
against export sales Of Manitobs at
the seabosrd and free buying Of De
cember and selling Of May narrowsd
the difference between the two de1iv-
cries to nc 1T one time on the Board
of Trade today. The volume Of trade
showed . material enlaYgement. The
undertone was strong, and the greater
part Of the day, with the close we'll TO-
ward the top. Net gains were 1tc TO
1Nc. Milling demand was good with
shipping sales 10000. Corn after sell
ing into new low ground on the drop
rallied with wheat and covering by
shorts and gained Nc to sc. Eastern
demand iur4oved materially with skip
ping sales Of $4,000. Oats closed We
to Y higher after range Of only nc.
Shipping sales were 100000 bushels.
Provisions were strong with the
close at the top, pork gaining 10c to
4214c. lard IN to 1oc, and short ribs
1211 to 15c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-04
PITTSBURG.

P1TTSBURG. Pa, Oct. Cattle:
Supply 100 cars, market steady, choice
steers $900@9.50, prime steers $3.50
900, good steers $S.25@s.60, tidy
butchers ss.O0@S.25. fair $6.76@7.26,
common $5.75G6.4e, common to fat
bulls $45O@7.25, common to fat COWS
$350@650, heifers $5.00@700. fresh
cows and springers $7.5o@s.5o, veal
calves $11.5O@12.O0.
sheep and lambs: Supply 80 double
decks. market slow, prime wethers
EG15n625, lambs $6.OO@9.00.
Hogs: Receipts 40 double decks,
alarke. steady. prime heavy $500
$50, mediums $S.5O@S.60, heavy york
ers $s.5O@s.6O. light workers $3.50
500, pigs $7.00@750, roughs $500
100, stays $5.50@6.0o. heavy mixed
$8.50@S.60.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-04
HERE'S PROOF
A Richmond Citizen Tells Of His Ex.

n Hlenm0no CJttZen eHS OF his Ex-
.- ~ perlenee.
You have right to doubt state.
ments Of people living far away but
can you doubt Richmond endorse.
ment?
Read it: '>----,
Edgar s.. Mote, mail carrier, I'LL
South H street, Richmond, says: Il
suffered from backache and kidney
weakness. The least cold affected me
and at times I could hardly strengthen
up. owing t." the intense pain across
my kidneys. = L began using Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured at Luken &
Co.'S drug store and they made a per.
manent cure"
The above statement was given on
December IA, 1908, and on September
Is, 1915, Mr.. Mote said: The cure
that Doan's Kidney Pills gave me has
been permanent" @t
Price soc. at all dealers Don't sim.
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Mote has twice publicly recon.
mended.. Foster-Milburn Co.. Props,
Buffalo, N. ADV. go.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-04
LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL.,, Oct. 4.
Hogs: Receipts 10000. market SO
loo higher, mixed and butchers $3.50
@8.30. good heavies $7.00@S.20. rough
heavies $66596.90, light $7.35@8.3o,
pigs $6.15@7.35, bulk OF sales $7.15@
sos.
Cattle: Receipts $4,000, market
steady 15c lower, beeves $5.15@1020.
cows and heifers$3.25@s.6o, calves
$9.60@11.25.
Sheep: Receipts 10000, market 1Oc
lower, natives and westerns $1,000
6.25. lambs $6.4O@9.OO.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-04
FRIENDLESS HOME :.
TO ASK DONATIONS

The annual donation day Of the
home for Friendless Women will be
observed on Tuesday, October Is.
Little papers similar to, handbills
bearing the notice of the donation day
and seeking contributions for the
Home Of any character, are now in the
hands Of the printer and will later be
distributed throughout the city and
county. Any kind Of donation is ap-
preciated at the home.