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The Green Forest tribune., 1915-05-14
U. s. Government Land Free
Agricultural Land in U. s. Forest Re- serves of Arkansas Now Free to Home steaders Under Special Forest
 Homestead Act.

Mild climate, very healthy, no crop failures, no overflow lands, Surrounding country well settled with all white people, good schools and churches. Soldiers and sailors with two years army service entitled to patent after one years residence, their widows have the same rights. Other citizens after three years residence. We have over 200 separate tracts located, every one of which has been examined and approved by Government as agricultural lands Located land within to IS miles of railroad. We have separate descriptions of 190 of these tracts. We make application to the land, aid in making selection and making out Govern ment papers. Send 25 cents for State map showing Forest Reserves, copy of Special Forest Homestead Act and particulars to
 A. V. ALEXANDER & SON
 Locating Engineers Little Rock, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-05-14

The mint makes it and under the terms of the CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE COMPANY you can secure it at per cent for any legal purpose on approvee real estate. Terms easy. tell us your wants and we will cooperate with you.
 PETTY & COMPANY 1419 Lytton Bldg. Chicago, Ill.,
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-05-14
"MQNEY"

PASTURE for rent, tame grass S1.00 per head
 on Meadows farm. Doyle Ramsey. 1tp
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-05-14

FOR SALE-We have an organ in Green
 Forest, about half paid out, which we will sell for less than the balance. Write R. C.. Bollinger Music Co.,, 704 Gar. Ave. Ft Smith
 Arkansas, lZ
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-05-14
PINKERTON-BENEDICT REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Green Forest, Arkansas

85S acres, miles from railroad town, miles from post office, telephone in house, 700 tillable 500 under cultivation 200 acres in grass 10 in alfalfa plenty of good timber for home use some fruit, 16O acres low bottom that don't overflow balance in cultivation, lays well all fenced with 26 frame dwelling with rooms porched all round, 4 3Ox5O also engine house, scale house, smoke house. poultry house, tool house, good cellar, good big creek through the land, 4 good springs failing, good wells. Price $16 per acre. $7 500 down. balance to suit. This Is one of the best ranches in the state and Is priced worth the money. 211 1-2 acres, 5 miles from Green Forest, on rural and telephone all tillable 175 acres in cuIti- vation, balance in timber all fenced with hog wire, two story frame house with rooms and porches, smoke house, poultry house. etc., tenant house. log, frame barn 33x42 with 12 ft- shed side never failing spring and living pond with fish in it. 16O of this farm Is valley land. This is a good farm and can be bought for $2O per acre, one half cash, balance in 1, 2, B. and years at per cent if desired.
 199 acres 5 miles from town, 100 acres tillabe, 80 in cultivation, SO acres in blue grass family orchard, room frame house, barn 5Ox5O, other usual out buildings, all fenced with hog wire. good we'll, spring branch and Osage river, 70 acres 1st and End bottom, all kinds out side range. This is good stock farm. Price $60O0
 80 acres, 12 miles from Green Forest IA mile to school 65 tillable 40 in cultivation balance Tn timber, lots good timber, 60 acres fenced and cross fenced, 2 room box house. never failing spring, acres in grass Price 5000, time on half 28O acres, all in timber 3 l-2 miles from Alpena. Price $2.50 per acre. Worth Investigating
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-05-14
OAK GROVE

Quite a crowd attended the ice cream supper at MT. Thomas Newman's Saturday night. All report a nice time and lots of ice cream.
 MT. Abe Jones and family and MT. and Mrs. A. T. Cook went to New Home Saturday.
 Mrs. and Mrs. Andy Duncan of near Blue Eye visited with MT. and Mrs. Roy Humbard Sunday.
 Quite a few from Yocum at. tended church at this place Sun day.
 Everybody is invited to attend ed the ice cream supper at Billie Minnick's Saturday night.
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17
LOOK TO WORKERS SAFETY


HHrttr~ ia Hag.sfer g5atr ahrn.
-t.. # etafn rWea .r. a.-sufa fa lho
-sf.tl..sss elrmus..s fa. paai
fr.f a.1 ...5 taem.if.- nH 'a.
s.Hu Be- .tt.
ls.H'a.s n ..t H. HU i1.s.r
df.sF.t.. ,.a.. tH., .Iaa.. b.e.sr.
NHai P. Hr,sH... HatAsa sa1'sus n.a,
,wsr sE.st.rt arl bsnso eB 'Uf
~.ttwsha ,ja'..t iba batlvna mast
all br ot r1nu
The serkmrps clothes masi b.
i~'ft trii.ss. su fi,s; 'seg -=y aa, szr
- matches pr bHltea aat = s,tkmaa.
rp matfrt h#4 dariIHr3 h.s rsHt,s
Uast ant aubt lutnri up 'fuuenrs
ginsc ln tarr sps su' Is hageorr3 nni
Hfit ln q Euurae1er mJI ia az danger
uas ainasf 90 tgr
la AIS fty t.HtuEs rt These riaHis
u't uai.huai ur AIS srs, ai luu rna
i.fisl ia nspuar1 1hu irafs Cove Brv
Ws1r ,sg rHEHt aa that ip ,tA.aaeut
~ au rsplstlau thrs stll hiHe oT ,aa
Of Tho doufs on aYeu u4'ssnA 90
wako ea,seo ,asf srd tna Y'a' 10
Ususijy surrounded ~ith % 4'stts 80
Watef ls'o vhirh tbe tsnt- arc
,faiur3 iu 3Iyr 90 tbr fret oi.a ni
daHssr
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17
DRUGS HAVE AN ATTRACTION
Remarkable +e~ Many People WDi
Taks Almost Any Remedy That
10 offered tc Tnsrn.

4 very inieroatiug phase of human
psychology in O.. relation 10 ths takue
OF drugs is Illustrated by p series 90
poisoning cases 20 The m' ddle West. A
number OF persons received tree sam.
pies ~ a remedy through tho malls
and quite fev of the recipients prv.
cesdod 70 take doses " II, some of
them sith fatal results
There are = great many persops Who
vii take any remedy hat is offered
os recommended 90 them F'rce SAN
pies o; drugs % which tbe recipients
know nrAt to nothing are swallowed
IN large quantities every day ir this
country II seems iuppssible. bat Il
" true
When s coiored u.aid ~ sil wors
presents herself 10 doctor vtti
lsrgr bottle 81 medicine to ass him
whether be thlnks there IL anything
the matter With her Tor ahich that
medicine might b. good IL seems q
Joke such ,hinEs have been kn0Sg,
10 happen more than once and the, =
are q largs numb-r of persons sup.
posed 10 be- FAR above the colurcd
maid IN mentality. sBd sun more In
common sense Who pressnt the sane
attitude ~ mind toward free samples
81 medicine that may come into their
hands Could anything be more fool-
ihh'
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17
HOW TO KEEP WELL


rnaer fss iiIle. He~ 90 Essp
Wen ~ tomeshios sisilss. fis pSsss
Y ,hs esohfTY IL gaSiisslne nansr
Gss sf'isies sisiHa sssies asast
health Ths yr,sfs y eara ss'ic'ss
asease ,sst msa is . raae,tai betss
faiiy afssrilsea b. aaA'asey aHa phys
loaDsl ss8 ihbs health v gtfsseal
egadlt sa sssriy 81 Haiwsih f~sHss
fhst ~ aagic, Nf~n fpggAs ths q
Biiaf navs - orFipe aplloa
against thshRsa 90 sse ssatbsr -
c1wasslnna hs ho * sseas snl
ctBhtas st disvfsir ssaWeF " ihc
s-sf ap8 IS Fitise mefe or igss ~
glsN AIfstiots ir race ~ parWralaf
iisn4as+ Jlsens a1s4ti'f ber.epir
lac. sa8 ssstat.oa Fsa .&fssY 10
sgrn suass iFufs &C. ~ fHa,
araaf4 49, mub o. tfUf 800
uefe n a o,u sseal reference D
u,esi conditions es ps sf.sta rpnfl
aor, Hu gar ltc isybg are fo
f-uyi 60 ihei nrr eeosfsiiy s~ofihsa
aa ass 20 phystsN saa35oaes snd itF
s7ss feteuurr1fd e t"ra' stF
.'se .sas, af nus'l ,i.
% r tyr nl tauatHa . sa.r f'
-ru fas swH sho msH srsiy 90 sut
sh.t bs bwIth mun Hf ia tpusr
48"Hee. ie u,e adylss ,strtro.uA
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17

kssish. ths rsAl Raa V oaeaishf sole
~ - ih~ iaN ~ COD. sARk nsears W
fhe uhsis sssastaa aat eait hsgglhass
ard harmahY. ~, siso bsslfh Mrs
Gaay. its aaisos ~ fhs fhrtesist
aelsnse feHii,tok sefeHcr ana neaBib
siiA KEY 10 ,bs senpt4sss. ssys ~
tAEs Fa3 lf Do5 Nefs asAeraSsa
.nsteaa - bsis9 aisFTsy tsel,efe9. yhis
andsfssaadlas s9sh esiahlisa eetith
Then the sdtise af Chrisfse
sisacs foae~sa3eE sbs lnsesiins
gasstaon ~ bew 10 keep r4f g.
s6ms - 7sp ln f0s nemheTlaatlon 90
ua8s Fs1aes ca Ths s ~ rH t9i
aesfh iasshs paA.iy keailb a aE
n,ts Feei n wva'al tsAitb sat ntn
si b.alia D, Assra avea aglfas, $50.
drtHAudisx o. t9ula sosH, ,oHa
-psd ia 7srwts tefsssa fas hetlsf
la heaHA sa vast ste3 tf
uiaafe laatiurtAns afo# pty.iHsi 3s
ialb Aha the feenFuitiou 'h7' hsata
ia ths saiepue ~ NE tpbgsirsl 9utsf
asr1IuE tess 8.enY prapis hsis 'sssn
.ats faat ara ttrfJ siap az ,is saY
p7Dsa. o. tHru Hoae eoayia-lsel' that
uv E3d5s r~siusts ~ tsaHh ard of
'Bv ira4 nsih5I .f pYcss.as and
tessoraR H ls ~uuaotii .plc,t
because u ls palattr
fias .f italgastso e~fr % .sss, go
neaiib fbsiBna sslours sHid uDi
inaIst esd taauze "r rhoirs - ipod
bpi on tusre- ant obope o' '.aught
let th. prfpa'asl sursrsf ta4 from
,hr taHfs u.uAlion ~ pbYs ladi
tisus a.tae-thr, sbd leAru lrA-t
.fsa3 goa and tle real ma. " Hs
'aas.at ats ihr .afe sos,id r- 'u.tist
.d r.l ..ai1 ur 'ar.fd 90 afe sou
1aH.o .r pttes ao thuasiu 'ar sst
.es auf ...ys.aE a. Co.'S tf. ..raai
rraHte ...E Duta u frt
ty sWtuasl oaarrtiafdils .'vr
rtl auustaD.e ua Ef,s5 u + t.4n
-1at e8my5b Irsu uam h. sHd
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The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17
uurH NOT a sIslE SANE
gissrs< ~ ys~ssa Isssess - . o.
stso5sy " isfssss--Aiss %
Assms gisst VIE

t,liish 10 nef . fiikis name, ~, .
Bshfss peTd sssd 10 sssissats &c
imasfsasy hstns fsfsffr4 " N ths -
bis bps Hsa ~ sa0e A. asfbosiiy
gives l1iifh as Fths hans u ths nftt
sifa " Aasn, seeEalex ta FsbslsieHi
tfpdiiteu. and says she Sss msas
II tas eagth a. vas Adsa kiassHii, sae
sesl8 ssa sgbwH ~ ts rslsd sssr ~
her hgfhasa sssias ~ sssssitiliit N
80 RKfegmant b+fSAsa hseslf ans
MIN. sAa nss sssy 70 ne sra skefs
sns tsaARe ne paiher ~ q f#es ~
drus9as sga - . pvhisbasat f9F fe
fasfBs ~ fetefh 20 Adam. aHa hunffrd
~ ssg shliafse veft to ais sgefy aaY
Iailih hssasns stfea ~ Ieaisb isNmH4
49, q AsiraYef of iEfsnis ASd fgf lbiH
tsas4n ihHf sagFi1a tho futHtm ~
rHiihF fhs sanea ~ ihfea protecting
sHEHis oH siips y fstsf ~ psfsbmesi
sgf bHdtHg fhssu Hs4N She iaitat r
bfefeet ias syH iafsstes % tauth
Thia fufefs 90 sn aH,irft esss.n, sns
~ a. bts sp#. ikat seB ifne~ ~ i5
Nafyisss Apethfr asthHyits ssss tgat
tha iiahsHs Hs8s llhih aitsehss ,b
the bassAso ib halsh af ~ sbicH
says. The b.ghi sohei,f shall sstlie
There snd sbaA ara hrf gisna 70
Tfst rt5@IaF aqpF's'itat nnwri
tbis ia.aslsas tlEit Haaatsf ii,ith
shA tbs Ifsish rssTelaHraiA safa.
fbe tHpewirits fraafdiag but ssd
hsg aeiars,,is doicFa rere alth nsher
saeefsHtions. dissemlHAiei mufa aEa
Hfaru an.orE tEn mass ri the isaist
penFis HF~ breoul,s e. raetsFGsi Dc
uGn. HYing ahaei be- tbs fa'm ~ s.
nisht oei sus HrslisS rtiiafep she
"a permitted tg ku rsrAH lEfsu's
and u tbud Smiles a4rl8E ihs aiTht
~ 9hs HabtAtb nr ~ tur nee m.n3U.
n 10 q stsh lua, lJNih is blsbtBs aith
%" Ths irNIsh .nefrlUp~tis tryais
ss hHsufty - notitp iha l3ea that
Ijiitt eAs Adsws nfst rlf. b4f si1s
thr is . slfes 'ssfspgg - tIs prfaIs
t.Eea 60 inpofF ra.,.su'leag tsiafs
1ta s.Hi sHHa.tfadl n lfs'rta E4f
ss It a,as uaf aplsr H the lNbie bs
rHnroutlan sHh tbo pafsssF U isaiah
etas' r 8emun ut tha nlttt fetms tu
tr rdfsls sfiH'R-
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17
BEAUTIFUL IN ALL SEASONS
Those Endowed win the Proper
Sense ot Apptse ation.

A marvellous sweet th.nc. When all
Was said lhis land Changing IL
sheen spa texture. ,h- fee. Of i,s air
is very scent, from dsy 10 aay This
liant eith its billion offspring ~ ao~-
gTs and dying fnlk ia ma rstic and
uutirjng march of seasons.
Sprng and so uistfIl ecstasy o,
sAplinEs. and its yearuinr. Eild. wind
luoseasd hcart CLEAN and sung bios
som and clc1d sud the sSitt Whi,e
rain each gptgrusd leaf so little and
80 glad TO nuuer each Mood ard toli
go full of peepIDg thinEs Summer
An summer. when on tar solemn Did
trses the Tong days shone and lin.
Eered and the glory - the meadows
and the murmur uf life and the scent
Of flowers b.Wiidered tranquility, tiil
Aurcharse % warmth and bpsuty
erooded lBto dArk passion. and broke
And autumn. IN molioW haze down on
the helds and woods smeArs Of gold
already on the bo@chss. smears Of
crimson on the ru~aEs. the apple trpes
still burdened and a taxblue say
weliniKh emerging Nth the misty air
tho cattle hroNsihE in the lingering
COLDER stiffness cot a breath "a fan
the tloa smoke Of the Weed ares
and 10 the Helas no one movinF--e no
would disturb .uth mellow peace {.
Aud virterl The hong spaces. the
hong DARK and yet and yet, WhAt
delicate iovelinoss " t~iE tracey
What blur ot rose and brown AUa pur
pie caught In the bare boaFhs ana IN
the ssriy sunset sky' What sharp
dNTk sights 81 birds ,a the gray ~hits
Ornament
Who carra vhai season held IN its
arms this iand thSt bad hrvd them
all PREM The FrevlAnds~ BY John
,oalswoFthy in scrisasr. Magazine
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17

upoe ws. leo tsnapiaiaed. Thss shich
shs haHss eonssssasaess breads 4 n
70 = tss ~ay a erp@risnsias Hehcs
'ss censaat fsissrsilos u klnis 10
bsslfa seekers realty meaas spreading
tetoFe patnr thssasst ~ as,aas ~
ainsass DaaeftAtionx eh symptuMs
~ tickasaa ~ 90 ths sapppssd lass
and proessses that sotstu - kssas
F. lend 20 pfgdaee sieimaFs sh~tees
fhs sgAYH9si undersisHainF ftfaislsA
by Ctrisftan 8cishrs has hsalih s
fhe rttnrsi ssrmosy ~hlsh bsispEs
20 ttr resi- man Af tisse " BE A.
yige paegtAEs. tends tb bsnish 8ls
sa.e fcom banasn ~ sperfsn,e nna 70
ioftBY Ne1 trssanre fhRh sn tte
goseY - God F1oS
The sisp from mo tsi.si m hs
naeer ~ ma'eila, iss 10 jbe un5sf
.iaatilF ~ tht Cas- ~ fhs sp,ai af
ufr m rtuu Jtsus uas eFm D.
hong rar ss n 9rsttf e ts np
nea's iaelrmoHtisble etsa ths
Scriptures and Science sud Hssijh a1e
read sad studded according 10 ths
hEAt uf rhustisE sSiense Tue au
d.ht suan learns fbat k,seahea IaNs
~ hesi.h Afr mSR made, henes have
fs abiding sguaigIUv quality Sub
laws are subleet 20 rhapcn aud
change 70 fashs1r ANS whim Whst
psased fer laws % h,sts ArtaJe aTo
are 90 large par discarded today or
,hauFsd b.Fpad y~oogaition Methods
of irrA,ins disease aye iik.aise cpn
stsutiy ,torT'ns because material
u,sdictHc ,tr have ue f,eI principle
~ ipyetiHbi. rnir Nsufs u4rs Uo'
belong 20 tbr uu,h Of tens aod
therefore 'H~ s.tompi Go use matter
o. saviour flpm .in aBI sickness
argues d'sr.tpo,' 90 gpd -rifiu sbo
aluUr save. sF5 rrals -troast Hi,
Nrr-f The ua- uf matHtia. r,r,
aes ar sh. part at a,. ,ar ads.ta
'hat Nn8 't rW HadrlyI 'a %, am
r'puf.rt NF laet E..aD s4.b use
lu'H3r WITH b. fn'fri allegiance
N,st iuspmplr, arl HHi. Th, sseE
.r anF h~aUh sHaHt dsfsrwiur
sNym hs eii follow and his ia.w tu
Duj aaa fumIt enHh'lshrd ibr tp.
gua .f lfHal b.-aFs vW h,ue
a'.g rh.a.al naN ta.ra aud 'tfuuat
.IH... .E. .eY....t.... ss ..s.. . g.,.ft
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17
A.,I,l ro,p.ao . Eir ,co Mll..

An aerial torpedo that wlll travel g
hundred miles under re- own po0tr
IL another formidable sespou uf var
Germany IA Aboat 70 launch a; her
enemies. The princ'pie of the aerial
torpedo Is the came a. the NAtsr tor
pedc
u - hrsi pro oiccted BY compressed
air. then travels IN a iirse, line under
the poser % 10 oSn propeller and
under the guidance Of tie oWa ruddsr
Win The aerial torpsdo perfected.
Germany voaId have e SsAbon mere
terrifying 70 Loadoa than al her
Esppeiins, tAubss. se-eentimstsr runs
ana aBaerSea cruisers eombined
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17

a cvuAin wao vi N,~ Nufk. Augen
Familiarity aa r a. re- a5wi's ihAt bis
vagiy srbos, record vaa uat d-aer,igs
~ srsdynic reaafd Unt ue Ept uUa
n,rial its eTos ar bee rpisyilp and
IhNfp attended a small a,h...,i pFealdej
over ht a lads of the nli frsimn. .
tonieF aua klnd hearted soul zach
year ~hsu lhe last 8aY af s,ho'l
Vaiar efuahd. the scholars snA .h'ir
rsteuis rs;h.rrd foF tnr Reard ~
rfites. AMI tho ryn,lo achcalnisiyos0s
C0uld He' bear to lot am chill 80 3is
app'lHtei Whom commrn,pm,rl daY
same T. CO gRmr Alvo VAS Rad cu,
f"r = srecisi medal u Was A~arJis,l
'i'er chcerfalnrss dgrins the r,~rea
,iun hour
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17
ToIo on ms. KATE HESsCs
MAID

Ross had called On her afternoon
Ou, 20 ses her friend Atabslia Ara
besls's mls;rsSs had iast paychsHed .
parrot and Ross vas muSs Interested
10 the bird
Birds u shore ssnsible she Ob
served You hin learn them any
thlns ustsF sOJA Tor a lady thsi
asd a bird Ia = ,i,,sa 80 whvn n ~ss
tine "a tea g. time % aay u usis,
cpnae oat an az earkoe' iust a. mAuy
TINES As De time VAS
-G0 AieaS No dean say 40 sait
Arahclls. tnoEedHleGsiy
~ssoTc tAsuE rcFltrG Rose ~an5 &.
ues uoaasAsul part wss 5ss 81 VA
culy a ~os-A,A bird. too"
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17

o'cN NLT,ssRoprs poa SroRN
Jim Icpes hsd hcBpa dos ami
hsvips an oppoftguity 60 SAar him
tog a shotgun uuN a party from he
ncst coany. 20 lost No tune N max
,ns the s~ap !, uas month later
before ths trader, met aRain
i.ssak hrre. yen hlnamlB 'possam 20
cordially sTeeiod TIE man from ths
uvNJ county You aidbt DO a thlng
bat sitnS me on that paP~
'S,lnE ,od.- resvrncd liu With az
tnpNsrut look Ia shat way
You kns~ wrathfuiiy eaelaIrnesi
ne man from the aest eogHJy -Naa
tcla lao he would nsk Anythlhg gr
sight
~ be wUl~ Declared itrs ava =
PLEASANT snHe Rp u vsfy aEct
,icaste nhimsl
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17

Tenhls a No same Tor q lAckAdAisi.
cal psrpon.
A Etrl Who attempts 10 serve the
hrvi time she holds a racket And
wNrss all sftsSnc,ss trlisE 70 at one
eAl In the r,sht place N not ljks,Y 10
bscoms enthusiastic over tsnss
EmrAAsss should BE- placed an the
position u the tcet vita the let' to0,
IN front. outside tie eoaft For Evnsr.
Al use = sort ~ ,hce VITA a do~n@ArA
puH q the racket started uttls
above the head trAin,nS fcr accuracy
rather hsa for severity, 10 adviStJ -
outea
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17

tadetermiDats senteace IL that ia
which prisoner convicted ~ a crime
is sentenced 70 imprarumsnt not Tor
q particular tern o. YEAR,. bat for
NhaisFrf time may b. Determined b.
hls oondact. e,c The rulipg Of the r..
call u that hy vhich an ofsciAl nay
D. disFlAced from ofscs n at a fgc
esa' election held al the demand Il -
bFcAerihed Hambsr ot the eonmgniiv
voters b. Goes not receive the greater
uumber q Votes east The !selc.sl 20.
eaN iIc'uSes tadRes amoug 1Ec.als
Sao uay ~ thus displaced
The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-07-17
~. ~Psrssnsi Devil

We have been told about 9 proni-
neni business man Of CievelApd Who
sol religion. a. the phrase bath H.
HilJ suHaAy hada been there. aud no
sAu Gust TRAN Of hsAvsr had been lAid
out Bui this fellos Sas convinced
Of sin. aeverthe,sss
After tAat, tho9gh he iidnt become
saiSt be remembered his cSavsr-
sion- Whenever be fell from grace.
shieh ~As oiten hs said That
uASat ia ~As th@ dsvti AID
he rst 80 gscd ,c laying his sius on
Satan thai he Eol 20 ee a pest so
cas tsy a seletb bOr stksd hiw
Hos dn@s n come taat ahsnevsf
rua 10 anyihing pruag y0a blame u
% the DxFHr'
Well gee sta ansEsrn1 The
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-16

All our Ladies $3.50 and $3.50
Coats, to close at ......... 1895
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-16
LADIES' SUITS, SKIRTS, ETC.

Specials in Ladies Suits. A most won
derfui line of Ladies Suits just received.
Ladies fancy mixed Suiting, and di-
agonal striped Woolens, trimmed with
braid, the latest styles, regular
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Beautiful line of Ladies Storm and
French Serge, Fur and Braid trimmed
the latest colors, Of navy, Russian
green, brown and black. Look like SIS
Suits you buy elsewhere Our
special price $12.95
We also have lot of better grades at
big reduced prices
New Britain herald., 1915-10-13
"CHALICE OF COURAGE"
 FOR BIGFOUR LEADER

Interest in the Keeney program for the week centers in the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon offering ''The Chalice of Courage" scheduled for top position on Thursday and Friday. This is a Big Four attraction. It is an excep- tionally interesting drama and judg- ing from reviews given by critics in metropolitan cities it is one of the big gest screen offerings released in weeks. The stars of the Vitagraph company assume the leading roles in the play.
 While '"The Chalice of Courage" is the big feature for the week, there are number of other photo plays that are bound to attract large audiences every day. ....
 Tonight's headliner will be "The Ghost Flicker" with N. B. Warner playing the lead It is a five reel fea- ture, produced by the Famous Play CTS company. First nighters'' en- joyed it immensely, applauding the big climaxes enthusiastically.
 Stolen Goods is billed for We'd nesday and Thursday. Blanche Sweet figures prominently in this remark able drama.
 Ina Clair will be the central figure in A Wild Goose Chase" announced for Friday and Saturday.
 All pictures are attractions of the highest order, any one of them being in itself we'll worth the price of ad- mission.
 This week the management is giv- ing four acts of vaudeville in addition to picture show that cannot be ex- celled. The position of prominence on the vaudeville bill is given to Leo Lilly and his company of five English players. These entertainers are mak- ing tour of this country after three highly successful seasons in the Eng fish music halls. They offer comedy playlet of merit. It is capably acted and the audience gets a great deal of amusement from the farcicaI situa tions created by the author.