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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08
Would Work Convicts
on Public Roads

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. s. Gov
ernor Hooper. In O. aInessa8e to the
Legislative today said he was in favor
Of working convicts ON tho public
roads. but con the honor sy ztem,
without chains. ,shackles or guns and
giving them an extra deduction from
their sentences. as an incentive -
discipl plfno.v He said he was not In
favor ct working os!y ~ Sstt tarna con;
,iea.ion a would NOT 4 oniss With the
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08
Z So IVA, NEWS sas' q
o o o o 90 o 90 o o o O. o o q

IVA, Jan. 2.A-Dr. Dave Leverett Of
Birmingham, Ala. was here a short
while this week on q visit to his
brother, Mr. 8. c. Leverett.
Miss Bertha McAlister has return
ed home from a stay with relatives in
Anderson. 9
Hrs. James F. Simpson. and child
rem of Anderson are visiting at the
home OF her father. r. s. Sherard.
Mr.. Earl Smith left this week for a
visit to relatives liz Hodges.
Masses Annie and Una 2ettigrew
were the guests ThHrsiay Of Mrs.
Henry Wakefield.
DR. y. ID. Wilson was in ,Abbeville q
few hours Thursday on business.
Mr.. J. A. A.McAlister was a businasa
visitor in Anderson yesterday.
&. Miss Margaret Black, who has been
the guest this week OF Miss Essie
Cook loft yesterday for her home In
hit. Carmel. es 4 II
Misses NJ. e. Jackson, of Storeville,
and Z. q. Jackson, OF 'Greenville, were
visiting relatives here a short while
this week. :. s. ~ 81 rs ss4
3 Messrs. Claude Masters and Ernest
MCGOWAN OF the Mountain Creek sec-
ton were IN town for 9 few hours
Miss .juiia Kenhedy, who has. been
the guest this week OF Misa Vera
Spoon, returned to her home in Due
West today. = 3sl s. 81 = Sfs. s.
Quite d number OF young people as-
sembled ut the central cffice on last
Wednesday evening and FROM there
they went to the home OF Miss Mabel
Reid, where they. gave her q ''surprise
pnrty." An hour or 30 ;ras most
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08
WITH THE RAILROADS.
, o 90 10000 900 900 o o
Increase Indebtedness.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. CAN
nouncement was made today that the
annual stockholders meeting OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company on
March would be asked to authorize
an increase OF 100000 900 In the In
delfedness OF the company. The new
bonds viii be used IL provide funds
for the refunding bonds.l car trusts
and othor obligations maturing this
year. * 4 ..i5ss sitf.;f 7.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08
Authorize Bond Issue.

NEW YORK. Jan. 6-Dircctors OF
TIE Chicago, milwaukee, and st. Paul
and Milwaukee Railway Company to-
day authorized Issue Of about $39,-
100000 five per cent. convertible de-
enture bonds, to be offered to stock
l,olders at par to- the extent OF 10 ia
per cent OF their present holdings.
Tho bonds already have been under
written .s 81 & {
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08
Illinois Legislature Deadloe xed.

SPFANGFIELD, Ill.,. Jan. "a
deadlock in the Illinois legislature
developed today at the opening OF the
house session Of the 49th general as
sembly when the house was forced to
adjourn to tomorrow without select
ing o speaker. The only ballot taken
showed 10 Republicans and 10 Demo-
Gratis In the contest for the speaker
ship. iI5.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08
Porn,e- Treasurer Bnrfea,:., "A, !.

!, r.a .uSsMOxVlLLE. Tenn Jan. 6.--Iae.
rncCiung. former treasurer of tIIe5
Onited States. who died recantlvS m
Lendon, wha buried here today. b .rIs II.
oodys arrived yesterday aftarn omoh m II
naaying been accompanied nom II M nm
aonB ess 2 by C. "a. cClung, q ybrother q
the decease,l. n SSsSssr !!.t5 =.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

Cur daffyiiil contemporary. The An.
dersnn Intelligencer. :s certainly ns
Joke OF q paper.-Greenwood Journa
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08
OUR DALI THOUGHT

Do your duty which. lies nearest thee!
Thy second duty will already have be-
como clearer.
li.3s:st al tx, -. Carlyle. :
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

Atlanta will have a good newspaper
30 long as Clark Howell has a strong
Constitution.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08
y Two Nominationls,.

Two nominal lions. s.
" WASdiNGTON, 5Jan. s.. President
Wilson today nominated Captains De-
witt Coffman Aud William r. FhlIam
tor rear adnliraIs, y Z, ,siS;lS 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

Wouldst f1irt with us? Tush. VIC will
slap thee on tho hand.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

With new baby Italy's king can
go to bawl every night.-Greenville
Piedmont. But we would hesitate.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

Our old lady friend. tho Greenville
Ness. starts harping again on the new
courthouse proposition. And after that
Is defeated the old pipe dream Of ex-
tonding the Swamp Rabbit" railroad
to Knoxville will be revived.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

Has your friend bill been to see you
yot?
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

Blk Months 2.60
Three Months .................. 1.25
The IntellIgencer is delivered by
carriers In the city. II you fail to
get your paper rel .rly please notify
uB. Opposite y, nnme on the
label OF your paper is printed date to
which our paper is paid. All checks
and drafts should be drawn to The
Anderson Intelligencer.
OUR DAHL THOUGHT
Do your duty which, lies nearest thee!
Thy second duty will already have be-
como clearer.
.. Carlyle.
Has your friend bill been to see you
yot?
Wouldst flirt with US? Tush. We will
slap thee on tho hand.
Cur daffyiiil contemporary. The An
derson Intelligencer. :s certainly nc
Joke OF a paper.-Greenwood Journal
Atlanta will have q good newspaper
30 long as Clark Howell has strong
Constitution.
With new baby Italy's king can
60. to bawl every night-Greenville
Piedmont. But we would hesitate.
-O-
Greenwood has a. Gardner. who, IL,
looking fort engagements. will f1nd d
Booker In spartanburg.
O--%t
The Greenyilie county auditor urges
that retnths he made on ( oil tniiIs.
Oily, methods should bs applied /, =
Amana is Judged by tho company he
keeps and sometimes BY the company
which he doesn't Keep. .','. - ...' ~.
There's ono good thing about this
incessant rain, the bill collectors are
not 30 perniciously active in the time
Of Il. ~ g.
Our rollypop contemporary. the
Greenwood Journal. prints, some An
derson specials" to that nane. tha:
lnnk re%esssu; familiar IN Ms.
II you stop to think. you're less apt
to drink.-Greenville Piedmont. And
II you stop to drink you're less apt to
ts.:ns. e
A dispatch says tho French are not
more than 30 miles from the Rhine.
The Watch on the Rhine" bids fair to
become more popular than ever with
Germans.
= The Paramount theatre advertised
yesterday that "The Man from Mexico"
failed to arrive here. It's not the first
time q man failed to come out of
Mexico.
Our old lady friend, tho Greenville
NeHs. starts harping again on the new
courthouse proposition. And after that
Is defeated the old pipe dream OF ex-
tonding the Swamp Rabbit" railroad
to Knoxville will be revived.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

The Paramount theatre advertised
yesterday that "The Man from Mexico.
failed to arrive here. It's not the first
time man failed to come out of
Mexico. tes
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

Greenwood has q Gardner who. IL
looking fort engagements, will find q
Booker In Spartanburg.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

A dispatch says THO French are not
more than 30 milos from the Rhine.
The Watch on the Rhine" bids fair to
become more popular than ever with
Germans.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

The Greenyille county auditor urges
that retnthsShs made on oil; thiils.
Oily. methods should bs applied .
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

Aman> is Judged by the company he
keeps and sometimes BY the company
which he doesn't Keep. '',''. Z -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

o 90 o 0 90 5000 o o q
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

Our follypop contemporary. the
Greenwood Journal. prints some An
derson specials" to that paper th::
lnnk powerful; familiar IN ne.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-08

II you stop to think. you're less apt
to drink.-Greenville Piedmont. And
II you stop to drink you're less apt to
tA.Hs. e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
9amen.SalfsSerein

Der Gnncn. &illfsberein belt &c,
tern ieine reaeImdbige 8eriomm
lung i'm 0eutihen Sous. Sin Cor.
.itono Duroe crnomt, nm olleSoupt,
geifdfte 81 erleoigen un0 oonn itets
in ben @erianmlungen cinen &c.
.ridt nb5ubebcn. 9ieier goriton0 be.
Itebt aus ~ Wlitglic0ern.
9eihloiien iuuroe einen speiten
8o5aar i'm 6riibiobr n~b5ubolten.
oif DeIdcm Die groberen 8eidenfe.
Die eingeben, gum gerfauf oOer sur
4usloiung fommcn ioaen. Die
Sllfstbdtiefeit ioa nit eHereie mel.
ter a%cfor0ert mer0cn.
6rau BAL. 3. 9eter mo Die 9a.
men 5u elmer mliifaltiden Inter.
.baltltng in ibrem Seim 27t5 ii6l,
20. Ctr, 5rtitag Gadmittag, Den
%. Son. gum gcten oes Gomen.
SuliSfonOs elm. Sic G%inlaomg
pur0e ongenommen. auf Bic Inter.
baItuns weroen mir ipGter 5uriid.
tornmeu.
Gin 9eihlliB mitr0e dngerommen,
Den GongreB gu eriitden, bic Std.
cod Bill an5unebmen, Die bic 8af.
ienausfuhr nerbietet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
aatrlci far's Sms.

MuffsIin gu paf9en Gin
Quart @eiSeutIsie toat mon nit 4
% Quart DaFsr out, Isgt ben
stoff binsin unb IdBt ibn Is Mli.
nutsu BARN sisben, gibt taItss @aIs
Ter hin3u unb ndfdt ibn BARN nuf.
Rad ofterem SpiIea Diro Der Gtpff
i'm SdattsH getrodHst.
Mittel gegtn feudte
6dnbs. Gin einfadss Mlittel gss
gen fsudte 6dnps beittbt BARN. oaB
man psm @ai6paFer 3upeilsn ets
mas 9ouig Ooer einigs Sropfen
5srpentin, rpoour6 Bic 6Gnbe tpei6
perbsn. suiebt. gsim arbeiten lam
man ft6 ab unb gu bic 9dnbs aud
nit iOgenanntem 8drlapp Ober Sped
ltein a6reibsn.
Sobtinttur sGIsds in tpsi.
Ber Ndf9e entfsrnt man nit Sal
Mai, ben man NIT reidtih boppelt
iobiel getodtem unb ertaltettm @aIs
Ter perbinnt. Die MiInung muB
auf ben Sled finf bis 3ebu Minus
ten einipirten; banah ift gut al
nifden. = Sin anberes MitteI BE-
itsbt aus elmer 26iuug BON 5 gramm
Observation-Disclosures Nntrium unb
70 Gramm 4aGer. Die 5lede fnb
cine babe Gtunbe bamit fsuat gu
taIien. oann nas5upafhsn.
Mites I3pertnir6 nuFs
gsfrif9t, inOem man bic iorgs
fGltig BON Staub ge%rsinigten 5aaie
nit bsibgsmodtem, absr nod uitt
braun gebranntsm Mle9L trGftig obs
rsibt unb bonn NIT elmer faubsrsn
8irIts gut no9tiiritst. MeiIt erbaI.
len bic 5aare f9on bur9 bas 9ir.
fen tDieber ei1en 0Ians. Die @ers
tusnbung BON GeI gum gldn3enbmns
den ertorbert cine iebr fadtunbio.
9nnb unb gelingt aud bann niht
INNER. Sesbdlb lit BON Der ge-s
iDenbung bon 9elsn unO Gettsn abs
3uraten.
Gtpdflede In @df6efadsn
iperosn nit Butter ibsritriaen uno
rubig eiuige Minuten beiieite eslegt
Damn gtht man ettpds nit Wdfer
enfgel0fte BottoI9e barber unb
ndi6t bic DdE9e RAID Oamit ourh.
Man Ipiilt lie nit lauiparnsm Mals
Ter, in Dem man ettDns 8orur loft.
upo bdnst bic Mdf6sifide bann To-
Tot. ins Jreie. glad einieen' @tuns
Zen perbtn bic Glede DOnig bers
ihipunoen fem, 10 bob man bic md.
foe pie aeDObnli4 bebanoeln fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
A6tung 8wtiguntint ofs
StaQtsDtrbQnots llrbraska!
]1lan te(egrGp6ire (O(ort Den 9uusmitg(ieOern
DER cegislltur nG6 cinCO(n, tlr
Die Jn0OgIrung Der 9it6cO6-
Jill al Ctimmen!

Ruh0em Der 5toatsienat ser Ne.
brost1 2egisIatur einen 4ntrog an.
aenommen bat, noriu Die 4nnabmc
Der &itdcod. Bin betreffs 0es @af
fenonsfubrberbots benz 8lnoestou-
greB oringenO empfoblen miro, ma6t
iest Clos. u. grDan, Der grltoer
0es Staotsiefret1rs, ole m0gIiden
8eriuhe, Die Annnbme Der gmpfeb-
lungs eioIution I'M Salis 5u binter-
treiben. G slit 0ies cine unerborte
MnmoBumg, bic bon oen giirgern
9ebrosfos init gntriitrng 3uriidge.
nieien tperoen ioate.
@ir foroern oesbalb ole 3tueig.
bereife oes Stnotsberbon0es gle-
brosfa nut OOrt EN- &eIegram
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14

an Die Sausmttglieoer Oes 0iitrit
te seer 2egislntur nod 2ineoln 81
unO tie ouf5uforoeru. fir bic
4unabme Der Reiolution, Die Die
Stt9cod gorlage empficbIt an tim.
men. W1an neridume Dies feline Wii.
lang, oenn Die a|6itimmung
I'M Snrie ieoen 4ugeublid er,
uno mltB Ole &eiohltion an-
genommen meroen. Ser 8unOes.
muB erfabren baB bic 8iir-
ger BON Nebrasfa unO oie Rebrasfo
8eietgeber binter Senator Sitd-
Gods Bill iteben.
Sal s. Better,
F%raiioent StaotsberbanO g~1ebragfa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14

abonrirt off ote SdgIi6c 9ribiine
$4.00 oas Sabr our6 Die Bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
Safdcnta6er

.'erreu. aaO Samen'S aidentider
biibid farbig mo meiB; Ell.
ni9t nit Snitialen tpertb bro
5tiif bis Toe; 6reitag gum
8erfauf fir .......... 3@e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
Die Tsgliche Omaha TribIne auf allen Zugen der
Union Pacific Balm!

gednHub 1nmaaaG ben a. Seminar, DmO bic ssasGds cmha Tribune" ami alien gF.
hahsaen Sr nDH Radht Sabu 81 bn in no Nc H % Ss Sd SufaHhD b. IN alien
OMn SH DuSu Oufde ghfas uusbu6t bic aHg@B Sah bic psG6idr Gma9G srbaHs~
bort an bm it, #
90 II Ss na zinc Gmr&mHS Ds re in ben amsH graHshm shahu Ht Oafht
@eHshus ban mir fOmt nsmhs Oufde 3dmHgn i'm Cm tafH buuet Do bod bic sh'
TN bsnfdu SmHusn fS @H liam bort AM ben ShuRe mS af alien grhbrSpegn in Der
Shb benfds SamHsH inhnt HMt ur mf Sen Ginbdm8asrL
Die rsagdr Cmnbn su6aue" nrS bMe &aunnus anRrbmH nOh OM, bar re ben gd.
ha Ss rMnbH bHidH gn6iums HHSn @tO, Os in Orm Sabre no suHtHbe bon Gnidn
gu &ehnshanHs mad San 6raudsD rdn DuOch mbl in uHpm66nid swr Sail mfa MH
5ieen Der nnbH gadHe Balm Gphtrfm idH Db. &r aO cine de mad Dem Gehu mat
huse ant Der Il g. Balm mad Der
Tagiche Omaha Tribune
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
Wnrtf6eridt.
(@efiefert BON Der @reat Weifer,
No,nr,ffF,n. GA

(@eliefert bon Der Great @eltern
Gommiiitun Co..
GinODiehE3ufubr $500; Marft
flan, 20 bis Doc nieoriger.
aiibe felt.
Beef iino aiibe fei.
Sticrc felt
Cute bis bette $S.0O-s.50
MitteImdBige Biz gnte $40
100.
@ctp69nIihe big m~ittelmdBige
Sc. 40-740.
6eifers fsft.
@ute bis bette $5.90-7.15.
Mittelmabige bis gitte $685.
$50.
@eip6hnlide BIS mitteImdBiaa
S4. 00-5.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
gasutsn.

Agenten Fir Elm iebr ~tuertbboGes
uHo Ieiht berfdnflibes engIiIfps
Bud Der6en dberoa geiu9t mo m.
gefteIt. Gutter 9eroienit nn0 Iteti.
&c arbeit fir Se6en, Der ettDog tbun
nil. I'm weitere ausfunft aorei.
fire: q. 9. Boz 335. Omaha, 1eb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14

3mild Snnbtnditoff. 5reitng
itelen mir 5uei aiiten Oabon
5itn gertmlf; biibid)e aanten.
reg. &c @ertbe, Ser 20. Be
Sirfii6c SauStider, boage6leidt
aeiran5te Gn0cn. 8ertb Bis
&c, 5reitag Stiid -. 412e
gOaacblcidtcr ~SanOmdhuff. @u.
te itarfe Gualitit 3bermos
art, reg. zoe 8ertbe, 5rei.
tag su ................ Sc
SafeI 9aOOina @lttcr Sis
idperer OoppeIieitiger GuaIi.
tat, pertb 49c per 20. Spe.
3ieu 6reitag .......... pc
@iuOcltnf-lo0o 30. girOscpc
@inocltltd. SoIauge gorratb
reidt. 5rcitag Der 90. DC
NeiRiUanrcn.
@eibe alei0eriaden ans 0ooras,
8ictoria, 9attiit. 9oiIe. Or.
gable, Spibcnnelbciten, strepp
aatine uiip., q 3oa brett.
aeite mo pole Stilde, pertb
pro garO bis 25c, 6reitag
gum 8erfauf 8u ...... S12t
8eihe Bin Dot Suif-t0 3oa
brett. Regilldre 25c 2lrt, 5rqi.
tag per gar0 ........ 16e
40.s0a. nciFer SarrcS gattilte,
reg. t5c Sorte, 5reitag per
Ydro ............... 8I2c
Sribeac nuS 6anmmolene alri.
Der . 5aGrifate 5plenoioe
5arbenmispobI. q mo 36
3oa brett. 0ertb pro g)ar0
Bis SOC. Spe3ieq 6reitag 15c.
gerfnnf bOn Serreu.9 nsi0cu uuS
6Oien.
ltngefdbr 800 gaar gutter Ser.
ren.aammgarn-6oien Cute 8ar.
Zen mo ale @roBen. @erfaltf
6rcitag un0 SamItaq I'M gaie.
meut.
@ert6 bis 1925, gus.
luafl in Gieiem gerfanf 81
ansma6[ BON Serren.a nsiaen.
@anspoaene @oriteo Eree0s il.
Gniiimeres. 3uei. un6 0rei.
fitopfigc 0looeae. Pile @r6.
ben, 81 bis 46: @ert6e biz
8u $6.9S. 5reitag uno cam.
flag, MIR I'M 9aiemeut, 1898
ansiuabl OOn Serrcn.lte6er.
siebern.
Dit 5bapl- ODER umIegbdrem
arogen. Braun, groi unb @si.
iduneen. gQe @r6Ben, 81
Bis "A. @ertbe bis SO. 8rei.
tog nno Samitag i'm 8aie.
nlent 81 .n......... $5.96
E
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14

9ns Mietben elmer timber.
MOOD 5dreibmoidine tit cine geIun.
De 8elOnnlage Die Sybr ginfommen
iiher erb0ben miro. Sic Maihine,
Die Sic idlieBli6 fnufen peroen".
1921 5arnam Str.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14

=
Geeoer $7.00-7.25.
Geeber @i6ocr $5 .5o-6.f0.
Cute Biz bette Mlittcribafe $3.50
$50.
@eiuObnIide bis CUTE 1926
$50.
SEEKERS $4.65-5.00.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-14
Bargains in gsidtcn
5rcitng i'm 8aiemeut.

Sa6Ihe aleibrr. nnO Muntel.
fn6pfe - @tuitcrforten 10 bis
30 ooroui, mertb bis 81 50c.
Solange 8orratb reidt pro
aorte ............. Sc
6crreu. nnO 9amen.S ansidDnbe
aae bic peI5. uno bnu0seidmilf
ten Durnen. 6ausidube, friiber
biz $3.50 Oerfduft, 6reitag pro
Ndar lJe
6erreu.S ansiduge-gon5e Eager
Oapon, mertb bis $3.50, 5rei
tag OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. zoe
Serrcn.S aden.
Scrrcn @olf.S emSen - So 0t6.
aaer bubI@en Nilitcr, mertb
bis $1.00 Stid; 5reitng
al .................. SOC
6erren Union Snits-15 Geo.
bon nonigen urD gerippten
Union quits, Safenperi6Iub,
iebes Slid perfect. friiber 81.
5reitg ................ 69e
aOrietts
8rahicres bintcit nit
Stiderei. Gini1ben geidmiidt Ii.
nit Gordon 5pitenfdnte. Ser
felt iiseuO. Spe5iea 6reitag
gu .................. 25eI
Spssiellc auriet garsains-6ar
6reitag offeriren mir bun0erte
9oare ausge3eifneter aoricts
in @roBeu bon 10 bis 30.
Gefbige iiu0 garoutirt, 6aB iie
lid gut trngen uno nidt rotten
Sir mittelmdBig bobc Bite.
init bilhidem 8eiab berieben,
LANCE Siiftenitiife, @roteftor
inter 6rontitagL uno CUTE
itarfe @aIter MIR 1890. Zoe
500 5iidthdcr, 5reitas SOC.
aus gutem mer3eriiirten Gnmait,
boage6Ieiht, in oieIen biibiden
@slitern, 2 CARDS lang, an.
BERT ipe3tea 5reitag, Gtiid 69t.
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Cambria, gonsrlOt6, NnsIin-
Geite.

Gambrie, SOngrlOtb, WnsIin.
Gsite.
Cine Cumming aus Den aroBen
llmidsen ndbren0 urfieres So.
nuar @eiBDdaren @erfoufs. -
2dngeu bis 10 gnr0s. Wuns
oerpoQe GuaIit1t un0 au8itot
tlllg. regular Sc, Toe mo 12c.
ollie miiiien 5reitog abgeitoBen
meroeR pro Daro i. 4I2e
slleibcr calico NIB StepgSefen-
Se5us 9lltS G6oais, 3epbir.
uip. 8crtbe bis Sc pro garo.
Cute 0%ouerbaite 9dngen, lei6t
5uiammeugebeftet ioIange Dor
rotb rei6t, 6reitog ,, 90. 21ae
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27'5Du. iuetHer Ghater nHO Do
met. 5lanea II 4mosfeag, bette
art, reg. Toe 9(rt, ipe5iea 6rei.
tag pro garo ........ 7ze
9rapperie.g Bargains.
Gum 5rettag.@ erfauf leaen mir.
aus einen on0eren groBen go.
item 5pibcngaroinen BON AS
biz 81 3oG brett Spe5iea i'm
8aiement Slid 1890. 25e
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h.Sia-40 un0 As 3oa brett,
reguIdre 25c art. Spe5iea
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gan6Uerfanf.
spe8ialoerfauf auf Greitog bon
4.5oatgen MeiiaIine g1noer,
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3oa. 8orp 8rintS, beaer mo.
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saIdcnti6er
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Hunderte Won Basement Bargains FREITAG
aleiOeriadeH unS SeiSeurrite.
Habrifenben nnb ReitIanarn = 9

aleiberiaden uno SeiSeHreite.
6abritenben nnO R~eitldHgen ~ 2
bis 5 CARDS je6es, fat ieoe
aIeioer. un0 ManteIitoffe elm.
ihlieben0, alci0erlGnaen, fod.
I1ngen, 8Iulenl1nqen nno Der.
borrngen6e Stiife fir 6rGr,
lein- un0 ainberflei0er. Gro
Slid 5reitog .95e nnS $1.69
Sei6eu. nnb Sammet.S Slide
Reiien0emuiter ale 4rten, pal
feH6 fir gei1ee. SonOurbeiten
nim. 6reitoq Stiid Zoe bis 25c
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bunfle 6orbeu getpobnlid pro
GARD fir f5c Derfauft. So
lanse gorratb reidt 6rcitag
gu ,...... 30
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fader nn0 5uinmmengebefteter
Glide. Sebr nirBIihe mittel
ifhpere ltno Ieidte 6abrifate.
6reitag Stiid loo, 19e ii. mebr
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5ammet6duoer, 5reitag ieoes
Stiid 49,. 25t bis Soc
gett. nn6 Gifen. ge5isc.
72 bel 9056a. sebleidte gett6c.
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litGt, CSC @ertb. 5reitog
Stiif ................ 25c
AZ bel 36 gebleidte, OaSn pnifeabe
aihenbe5ige GeguIdre Toe
@ertbe. 3reitag Stlf 7c
~ BEL 90.sOa. se6leidte gettbc.
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me. 69e Bertl 5reltag gum
8erfouf Stiid ........ 49e
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eepaiden. 23c 8ertb. Gro
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aus bro garo 5reitag 4e
36.56a. nngebleidltes gettSeng-
ertraihner, ihfpere &uno3mirn.
6ualitdt. Sc 8ertb. 6reitog
gum gertauf pro garo ..41ae
69e Mnnfins llnterDai6e
sn 39e
Sir 6reitog bieten mir edte Nailn-
ling Union Cuts fir Wt1ohen
mo ana6en an, leidt unboa.
fonlmen, @ertb Bis SOC, 70.
longe gorratb reidt, fir 800
aiuOer Sammetbite nnb MiiteR
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Biz S1.00, nile 5reitoe per
Stiid ................ Zoe
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itarf.
Cute Biz beite adnnler $3.50
.8.75.
@itteImdbige bis quite $8.t5-
$40.
sabrlinae $7.25-7.65.
9eeoer sdmHer $6$ 15-6.50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-26
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, USE SALTS
If YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLAD-
DER BoTHERS, DRINK LOTS
OF WATER.

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with lot
Of drugs that excite the kidneys and
irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep
your kidneys clean like you keep your
bowels clean, by flushing them with
a mild, harmless salts which removes
the body's urinous waste and stimu-
lates them to their normal activity.
The function of the kidneys is to filter
the blood. In twenty four hours they
strain from it 500 grains Of acid and
waste. SO we can readily understand
the vital Importance Of keeping the
kidneys active
Drink lots of water-you can't drink
too much; also get from any pharma-
cist about four ounces of Jad Salts :;
take tablespoonful in glass of wa
ter before breakfast each morning for
few days and your kidneys will act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice
combined with lithia, and has been
used for generations to clean and
| stimulate clogged kidneys; also to
neutralize the acids in urine SO 1t nc
| longer is source Of Irritation, thus
ending bladder weakness.
! Jad Salts is inexpensive: can not in
] jure; makes delightful efrervescen,
| lithia-waier drink which svsryoa.
should take now and then to keep thei,
Kidneys clean and active. Try this
also keep up the water drinking, ant
no doubt you will wonder what be.
ca me Of your kidney trouble and back
ache.