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Livestock


Port worth Livestock
FORT WORTH, Aug II Cattle receipts
800 stendy Reeves SaOftl w,
Hog receipts 500 market .or down.
Sheer re,eIpt. 200 market steady
lambs Eus.
s Louls Livestock
ST LOUIS, AuE E.- Hog receipts T..
500, steady. pigs and lights NAu1Ij, ,
MIXED and butchers t1t0d 70 good
heavy BsOm ~
Cattle receipts 1900 steady. native beef
steers s150Gin i6; yearllng steers aud
helfers SS6OdlO cows t0ds. stockcrs
aud feeders S0as ~, Texas ana Indian
steers tlfAdsS; cows and hclfers AW
600. native calves sea II
sheep recelpts 1000. lower. lambs
81 lbms 10 sheep and ewes S6SOQI 20
chicago Live.tock
CHICAGO Aug n Hog receipts r..
OOO, weak; bulk i0.26a705 hight BpO
M1I5, mixed % 2Oli II 10 heavy 50 p6d1 .
rough f0p5d0 10; pigs S0pOdtsO
Cattle receipts 5000 slow native beef
steers s0lO6fi0 70, western steers 81 Tsa
a26 cows and helfers salOds calves sSd
Sheep receipts tOpO weak Sheep $500
pe25 lambs ISQsbO
Kansas City Llvestssk
KANSAS CITY, Aug. iT.-IIog receipt,
1000; steady Bulk StaTa0: heavy M ~
ais light 81 20dT ~: plgs se eTbRT rs
Cattle receipts 1900 steady 10 lower
Prime fed steers So6OQe %; dressed beef
steers pdfei0; southern steers 90 s66is q I'd
cows tgod1 u; helfsrs % IBde 20 stock
ers teas
sheep receipts 1000; steady 10 lower
ers S6ff6T5 ewes sbSOaeSO.
Lad and speltes
NEW YORK, Aug IL Lead offered
t4b; sneltsr not quoted.
Al London Lead r2o i1s. sd ,peltsr
f5e, los
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Financial


Wall street
NEW YORK. Aug n Wild trading In
the war shares was resumed At the out
set today with wide openings IN stude
baker which repeated yesterdays high
price ~ 100 American Can and westing
house Crucible steel. General Electric
Pressed Steel Car and various secondary
lndustrials and equipments rose 2 TO 4
points. United Stalres Steel opened With
sale OF two thousand shares soon touch
mig II, its best price since 1912 Rethle
hem steel lost over four points, Hefow
the end Of the half hour recessont from
the high level we're general studebatct
losing oil its rise and more RAILWAYS.
particularly Canadian Pacific, were lever
Weakness In the 90 o-called Gould issues
presumably as b result OF the Missouri
Pacific railway rccelyershlp and manipu
lotlon OF HERETOFORE inronapicuous issues
held back The afternoon
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FOR RENT-HOUsES

FOR RENT TNo.story modern house
south aud east pOrrhes Corner block
from ,nr GUY well and risterh water.
Lawn kept beautiful. small children e1.
nludrd 80 rooms halls aud large bath
room W t3i3. W 2ail
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
$S@
FEMALE HELP WANTED

LARGE knitting Mill invites rorrespuu
0ou.r WITH women dcslrOus OF earning
money rOl time ur spare hours E,prr..
eu'o uuuegessury Good pny. Address lu.
i"wnllunul NILS lur Dept 2l Norris.
town. Pc
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BUsINLss y PROFESSIONAL

HAIk WORN
Made from your comUinRs. switches 1,
sale NIs Carl king ,2s " grspI
Wn -UlU
ATTORNEYS
n. q MElsTEH, 125 ~ Amer Nstl Bank
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. X STAMP 4 SEAL CO., lis
w. Grand Ave. Wal asa
SHOE REPAIRING
QUALITY SHOE sHOP. Bl2 Wes,
Main. We call for and delivss orsa
Phone Maple 41Q
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The supreme court Of the s,alr has
denied n reheariug In the ease " Hen
T. Davis vs. Colin Campbell.
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Nsg Orleans Cotton spo,

NEW oRLEANA, Aug l1-spot cotton
lulet unchanged Sales on tho spot $50
bales 70 arrive $50 Oood ordaarv anp
strict good ordinary I'M, low middihg
Gus; strict low mlddllha sag. mlddllng
W strict mlddllng 02N, good mlddlfrF
Roi Irlct good mlddllng OOl Receipts
a,ml stock laOiGn.
short. covered IN tho afternoon ana nj
30 prlce- we're two points over ypstef
days close
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LEGAL NOTICES
In nANHRIPTrN

IN BANKRUPTCY
Notlcr Of t1fst Meeting Of Creditors
Ia the District Court " the United States.
for the Western District of Oklahoma.
In the matter Of Oscnr Mltcher. OK
lahoma Clty. county N oklahoma okla
hOma, and district aforesaid, d bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the 5th
day " August A u 1915 the said oscar
A Nitcher was luly Hdpludlcntpd bank
rupt and thst the first meeting u his
creditors viii bs held at my office 100
BAUM Bldg Oklahoma city Oklahoma
on the 2Ith day of August 1915 at O'Clock
IN the forenoon AZ which time the snld
creditors may attend. prove their claims,
appoint q trustee examine the bankrupt.
and transact such other business az may
properly come before said meeting
Dated o. oklahoma city. Oklahoma,
August 10 1915
sELwYN DOUGLAS.
Referee In Bankruptcy
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z, h. Warner, general attorney for
the ~ Smith n Western railway was
n visitor IN the capital this morning.
filing a brief IN the superior court FOR
the September term,
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New York Money

NEW YORK Aug II Mercantile ia
per SydlH Serllng 90 day bills u69.
demand N8a, cables NB6t6 Bar silver
t0N Mexican dollars. S01 government
bonds, heavy railroad bonds Irregular
Time loans easy % daya fNmh; 20
steady high ? low ~ ruling rate ia
last lonn ? closing bid IL, offefed at ,
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Today's Quotati0ns--FAt Cattle
Prices ~ the various Grades NJ ,uiflo
are approximately ~ follows
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Grain and
Provisions

Kansas Clty Cash Grain
KANSAS CITY Aug H. Wheat red
~ lamlli
Dom . mixed &C., white 70,
oats white 1luaJ, mixed 42V4lr.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO, Aug n Storms over q wide
area ond forecast NJ morr lei 60 de
clded advance today iu the price NJ wheat
II was feared that threshlug and shipping
would be intrrirtrd With TO o. serious 81
tent Receipts here showed q material fall.
Ing vft ~ compared with Yesterday On
The other hand q fresh decline IN sterling
exchange counted somewhat against the
bulls Opening prices which ranged from
L M tu ~ cents mp with September Al
81 0ia, 90 SlO5l, and December at OtA, tV
O5. Were followed boy material gains an
around and then o. moderate setback
Corn w1yod with wheat Trade was
not hrH,l After opening u 90 We higher
with September at 7tN ~ 7iN and Dsccm
bor nj dlN the market scored some further
lUlns before heglnUluk 10 react
le.s favorable, weather brought about a
shprp uptum lu 0uty On the bulge how
ever. selling Increased
Packers selling weakened provisions
There was also considerable stop loss
liquidation by miscellaneous holders
llumus ~ export snlrs helped 10 Tres
vent sethncks IN wheat from being ~
more than transient character The
close was strong with September nt 81 O5H
10 Y and Deccmhep I Oli, ~ lOd. an ad
vance " ~ 10 iAmA net
The cool temperature made the bulls
IN corn % little more aggressive The close
was steady NJ " 10 So net gain With
September NJ iiA and Dec az G3Hda
Chicago Cssh Grain
CHICAGO. Aug u Wheat red 81 OGs,
ftl nAp % hard sllOAdii2
Corn ~ yellow SOsnsic
Oats standard old iSuhgc
Barley G0uI0r
81 Louis Cash Grain
ST LOUIS. Aug II Wheat red
NN2Mi l3h hard nominal
Corn Nc white T1bWTsJ
Oats new 20. white uldSlr
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug II Cotton omen
ed steady Oct pl2 dec y ls: Jan. 9hO
Mar 0iS asked Nay DNl
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TO TRADE.

= p
TO TRADE Edison phOnograph with
OAK cabinet md records for chickens il2l
Nurlh oklahoma Walnut $500
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ChIcaEo Ca.h GrAln

~ IouIs Cash UTaln
ST LOUIS Aug L. Wheat 2 red
flN2M l3b hard nominal
Corn Nc ? white T1bN7sG
Oats new iO. white oli63c
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TO TRADE REAL ESTATE.

TRADE-I have 30 / plore Of city
property 10 trade for good farm. VI
10 miles from city " Lowe. 7O3 %
HerskowitE Rldg
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NOTICES

-~-@'-sN-7-s~s~s~,~-~-~~~-~
TYPEWRITER SPECIALS
Best Ribbons and Curhuns
High Grade Rebuilt Machine. all make.
$500 10 $500
Dealers for Royal No Ton
The Best at right prices
OKLAHOMA TiPEWRlrIE SALES co
p Terminal Arcade UkaHum8 OkIo
n
Don r FORGET Nice crisp potato
chips at your grocer's. Acme Potato Chlp
Co.. Oklahoma CITY.
HAINER BURNS rUNEY
Bayard I, Halner, Robert Burns
1hOa y TOueJ
Lawyers. 500 $40 81 Cul.ord Building
Oklahoma city, Okla VIII 90 4 general
practice In all state and federal courts
Special attention given 10 corporation
matters land litigation estates and
hankruntcI Phone N1rle 77i
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.
DETFCTN

pICKENS DETECTIVE AGTSCY All
work confidential will appreciate your
business Try rs, 4l0.i1 Horssovitt BmE
walnut 284T
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Saturday on First street pack
lEe q pictures and films 81 W rewErd o
vs. Grand
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New ROFk Cotton
NEW YORK Aug. AZ The cotton mar
keI opoued at an adyauCo u points to
o. decline uf points today. October con.
tracts being influenced by relatively
firm cables, while later months felt the
effect " Teras rain reports, aud the
general list sold of 10 D. net loss OF 9
az points during the early trading lie.
ports from Te1as indicated that the gulf
storm was proceeding inland accom-
panied by good rains but without eICes
slvcly high winds, aud sentiment also
appeared TO be bearishly Influenced by re-
iternted reports that the allies had decid
cd 20 place cotton on the list uf contrn
band A private crop report making the
condition 10 3 per cent on August 10,
compared with 70 toward the end VI last
month was followed by rallies ~ . or 3
points toward the end u the first hour
The market became steadier during the
afternoon on covering which may have
been promoted by Washington deniuls
that the state department had received
any intlmatlun that allies would soon
declare cotton coutruband and reports
that the rains accompanying the gulf
storm bad not worked far inland Trad.
Ing was quiet ON the rally 10 about last
nights closing figures.
New Nork spot Cotton
NEW YORK Aug II Spot cotton,
quiet. midhllnE uplouds 90 sales iSs
bales
Liverpool Gotten
LIVERPOOL Aug li-ClosluE, cotton
spot steady good mlddling 5T6d mid
ding . t0d low middllnH A0Od Sales 8,
600 Tor speculation and export 1000 bales.
Receipts 1000
Futures quiet Aug 52shd Aug SEP
52Sll Sept Oct 52d; Oct Nov. Ss9i,d
Nov Dec hAd Ur lau btsnd; Jan
Feb 662td. Feb Mar 6bed. Mar Apr
0Od. Apr May 5B3d May June 6GgN
Iune.July 6Ggd luly.AuE b12il
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New York Cotton seed oil
SEW YORK. Aug Il The cotton seed
oil market closed weak spot s. JOQt ~
Aug iiOHi 70. Sept 5uy5bg Oct 800
WGl 80, p 5gH ~. De. igN5O Jan
.67lg7e Feb 5i1aSl March 5sTas9.
Total sales II 100.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

--"~0~'~~>>~~~~~~~~-~--
BEAUTIFUL south room cool nl...y
furnished conyrnient TO bath. close ty .Br
line, piyate home Walnut 1000 !
THREE AND FOCR room modern sparf
ments furnisher or unfurulsApI ~, Er,f
Sixth Walnut 6Oi3
NICELY furnished light housekeeping
rooms Ia suite or single hot and cold
bath on same floor strictly modern
phone Walnut 1854 X Mrs W NJ Cain
800 ". seventh
WILL RENT clean. comfortable room
to employed lady or gentleman walking
distance Phone Wal 1864
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SALE HnUsEHnIn Gnnns
hIl 'llI h'lN lNt
PHONE PBX- 80
rnE MERCHANTS rRANsE1a

no TRADE your household goods Can
urulsh Furniture Go Maple 40
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HAINER BURNS

NEW YORK. Aug Il cotton futures
opened steady oct RN he. R54. Jan
gGA March gkf May 1000
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SALES MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE or trade adding machine I'm
perfect condition 1921 North Oklahomn
Walnut bsOO
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PFRSONAI-
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

~-~~~~~~~-~-~-~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~N~N~~---~~~~~~-~-~-~
FARM LOANS Private money 10 loan
Also eastern money Money ready when pa
pcrs are signed. Low rate of interest W
a Love. 103 = HerskoWlir Bldg
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A well creased aide waited IN the hog
traders today while the bottom was fur
m the dne upper crust " Monday had
.n ~ IN the Is hrpnk 1ui this carried
The headline down ~ Il a. while bum
sold s7 THa7 " Quality was extra good
bulk ,elipg NJ the DAYS tor. Receipts
otnled 80. against Hss week ago
TtoV OuotattOna
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Kansas tUN Cash Grain
KANSAS CITY. Aug H. Wheat 2 red
" laNlli
tUm mNcI &C.. . white %,
uui4 white 1luaa, mixed 42V4lr
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FOR sALE-About 1900 busLel large
Elhcris peaches, one mile cast M Grand
boulevard on East 23rd street 2Js per
Dushel Phone Wal l4J.J
oh HALE-Fln", big Ice bon Tor storr
or market IN fine condition und eos, Srnp
VIII take SlO0 See Il at sgg " Grand
Or phone Wal 1870
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-. Lad and speltes
NEW YORK, Aug IL Lead offered
Nb sneltsr not quoted
Al London Lead f2o, i1~ sd speltsr
fon, los.
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HEIGHT AND WEIGHT OF BOYS
New York Paper Publishes Interest.
ING Data Secured From Health
Department of That City.

The health department has weighed
and measured 10000 New York school
children who from July -. 1914. to
April Is, 1915. asked for working pa
pers
The boys of English, Irish and
Scotch stock weigh. on the average.
1924 pounds They were the light
est of all in avoirdupols
The boys OF Italian stock weighed
1851 pounds.
The native American boys OF Amer
lean born parents weighed 1851
pounds.
The boys Of German stock weighed
1862 pounds.
Those OF Jewish stock weighed
1862 pounds
rhe Russian. Polish or bohemian
boys weighed 1882 pounds. They
were the heaviest OF all.
In the matter of height the German
boys were the tallest. with an aver,
age of 62.39 inches.
The native American boys OF Amer
lean born parents averaged 62 2S
inches, the English. Scotch or Irish
62.2l. the Russian. Polish or bohemian
6l.S7, the Jewish 6O.93. the Italian
$500
The composite average height OF all
the girls was less than that OF the
boys. but they we're a fraction heavier
than the boys The Russian. Polish
and Bohemian girls were the taliest.
The German girls were the heaviest.
New York World.
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POPULAR PUZZLE IN LUNUD..
Favorite AnorG Young Apprentice s
IN Sixteenth and Seventeenth Cen
turles-HoW t S Solved

II has been suggested that the grass
hopper puZZl was great tavorltr
among the vOUn5 apprentices Oi the
CIV OF London IN the sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries Readers Will
have notices. he curious brass grass
homer or the Royal exchange THIS
long loved Q NatHrs escaped the fires
of lGGh and 1893 The srasshopper.
after his KIND was the crest OF Sir
Thomas Gresham. merchant grocer,
wno died in 1873 and from this cause
i ms Decn used as a sign BY gr0cprs
II general tntOrtur ately for the
gcnd as 70 IL origin the puzzle was
Cnlv produced SO lat" as the wear 1900.
Gn twelve or thirteen black disks are
placed numbt red counters or grass
hnppers. The puzzle is to make to
& change places with thCse numbered
7 to ~. the vacant disk being left in
the same position as at present Move
one at a time in any c.dcr either to
the adjoining vacant disk or by jump
ng over one graS5nrpper. like the
tCve in draughts Hos to ~
can only move IN the direction OF
CLOCK hand. and the others the
onDcsite wav Note also that I and
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FINDS CURE
FOR PELLAGRA

Harvey. La.-Mrs. S. W. Spruicll, of
this place, writes: ~ suppose it will be
q great pleasure to you to know that you
cured my child. She had pellagra very
bad and the doctor said she never would
get well. She is well OF pellagra and
looks fine.
''You may use this letter as testimon-
ial if you wish. Great benefit have you
done my daughter, Mindie Abrams"
There is no longer any doubt that pei
lagra can be cured Don't delay until it
is too late. 1t is your duty to consult the
resourceful Baughn.
The ymptoms-hands red like sunburn,
skin peeling off, sore mouth, the lips,
throat and tongue a flaming red, with
much mucus and choking; indigestion and
nausea, either diarrhoea or constipation.
There is hope; get Baughn's Big Free
book on Pellagra and learn about the
remedy for Pellagra that has at last been
found Address American Compromising
Co.. box 2OSS. Jasper, Ala, remembering
money is refunded in any case where the
remedy fails tn cure.-Adv.
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Iraosnopper fuzzie.

~ must re left next to the vacant
disk and try to find the fewest pos
sible moves.
The fewest possible moves in which
this puzzle can be solved are g. Here
is one way of doing it. or course.
tie numbers are those OF the count
ers, and, as there can never be more
than one vacant disk. each play.
whether it be a single move or leap.
explains itself: II, |, ?. II. ii, 10,
|. 2. 3, 4, ~. IL. 10. 9. 8, |, z. 5.
4. 5. u, II. 10. >. S. 7. IL. &. l. 2. 3.
4, 5. 6, l, II. 10, 9. s, Z. IL. 2. 3, 4. 5. 3.
|, 10, 9, s. T. ~. 4, S. s. l. s. I. IL, D.
|, 10 Whatever may be the number
Of grasshopper: going each way. the
square OF this number. added to tour
times that number added TO 2. will al
ways be the number OF moves re-
CURED Thus in the above case.
&c plus "a plus equals 62.
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DARWIN WAS A DULL Boy
in the Budding Scientist-like
Horace and Euclid.

Shrewsbury school visited bv Ronar
Law is proud of having had Charles
Darwin on its renches. the LOndcn
Chronicle observes During his school.
DAYS. however. the great scientist
gave little indication Of genius be-
ing described hv his formmaster as "a
dull and apathetic bow The only
school books in which he took inter
est were Horace and Euclid and all
his enthusiasm was reserved for his
pIaytime hobbies of collecting curt.
os,t,es and blowing up his friends IN
chemical experiments-an unpopular
amusement at the school where Greek
was the teachers pride and the
scholars endeavor
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Exact Copy of Wrapper
Sense of Relief.

Your husband is terrible excited
over what he sees in the paper re-
marked the neighbor.
Yes replied Mrs. Corntossel.
An | dunno but I'm glad of it. OF
course, | don't want the government
to have no trouble on my account.
But it's great relief to have him
hangin' around the post Office wait
in to get sOmethin' to read besides
get-rich-quick circulars.
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THE VAIN FROG

], huIlfrog hoped on an "'n
one a. law one end in The wa,
sn''a !. If a brook He leit ~
o. -. for he was a very ID -
,'' nd could make a very h,,,, 'oor
!. .'' night He looked ,'. at N, h.% nca5
h' ~ = side admiringly. a'l
. ,' ~ fellow. he said y an L..
's e,es are big and bu'eV' ~ ,
!, ! IKE green satin :. ana "a my W ~ ha
y. y" niece Of kid" And ne De
!" 7 !. TO- once a dog came ,..' running Ing
y ! the woods, and seeing fho
4 ~ ss sarhsd and ran on nj. The , III.
!, :, vac so slippery he went hacN
/. hank What noise you MAKE
- ,be frog; and you nave
-. - boast Of. you are mol as
49, as | am. and you cannot
a across little log" ;.
.,n need no, boast so much, SAD
i, "all YOU can do is to MAKE
!. md smash in the water. and 70"
Mo green tomato ready to pop
=, .oat il much handsomer thah
= said the frog. land my voice
.,,,dered one Of the sweetest that
heard at night.
NJ doe opened his mouth wide ana
,Aed oh. dear" be said IF you
4 hear yourself. Mr. Frog. you
y would be so proud ! do not
n to be handsome or to have a
voice. but ! am sure that IN
q Guido vou." and he made ancth
stuh al the frog. But it was OF no
The log was too slippery.
1M cannot frighten me" said the
4 am too big for you to bite
IN puff myself up to an enormous
J.
'Fu have . handsome pair OF hind
4 mid the dog "You have a right
Dk proud Of those"
n irog gave hop to show them
- Yes be replied. they would
tNfy we'll on any table. but | am
nsious to part with them"
IN your vest does fit WE'LL" said
nts
nov come to look you over. and
= you bop, you have cause to be
~ u your fine looks II is a pity
hve to stay in the water so much
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'osf charms from those who
a sdalre you.~
g pulled up as he listened
I.1 nearer the bank, and the
United TO tell him of his
Ton have a finely shaped
= MD; Il expect Won are a
Ahkss p''' 'ou are q
'sasd up bis chest. YES"
800 am . deep thinker
= aud here. | am called the
= :, Tie others. 'D'
~ ~ aid the dog. you mus,
- - - frog in the pond. DO
80 end let me look a, YOU
~ - % battered BY all the
~ TIE, he quite forgot the
~ barking a, him . few
% be hoped closer
came along with a
the nice fat frog, he
M 4 and soon had b.m
atAsr frogs. If the frog
: esaeeited and listened
: sards of the dog. ne e
soppsns about in the
~. = should learn a lesson
eestrs Of those who
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PREMATURE BADNESS
Due to Dandruff and Irritation, Pre-
vented by Cuticura.

The Soap to cleanse and purify, the
Ointment to soothe and heal. Daily
shampoos with Cuticura Soap and
occasional applications of Cuticura
Ointment gently rubbed into the
scalp skin will do much to promote
hair-growing conditions.
Sample each free by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. Ky,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
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lis Usefulness Ended.

Bobby had borne the extraction of
tooth by the dentist with great forti-
tude, and the dentist, holding the
molar triumphantly before the lads
eyes, said: Would you like to take
this home with your"
Jaw, what'd l do with it," asked
the lad, with the accent on the a." at
won't chew any more"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-12-04
Natures Own.

What are these?" inquired the
young housewife.
Peas in pods"
do peas come in pods? What love
ly sealed packages
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-12-04

SO on first symptoms use "Renovine'
and be cured. Delay aud pay the awful
penalty. "Renovine" is the hearts
remedy. Price $1.00 and 50c.-Adv.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-12-04
His Probable Future.

What becomef of the young man
who rocks the DO it?"
IF he survivor" replied Miss Cay
enne, 'he probab Y grows up to be the
man who build. excursion steamers
without keels."
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-12-04
e., Nan Lett,

Man LETT.
saps .i- very home
aitsi looking a, MN
- TIME she SAID
~ - TIE oniy man ,et,
- y o.arryr
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-12-04

Scotland is taking to the use of
mechanical potato planters.