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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-07

c. Purcinette and VIM. Hunter
came down from Idaho Falls to
spend the holidays with friends In
Middleton.
Rev. Garrison is conducting revival
services this week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-07
CITY WILL WIDEN BRIDGE
ACROSS CREEK ON ARTHUR

Work will be started at once widen
ing the bridge across Indian creek on
Arthur street, between Fifth and
Sixth. When the curbing and side
walk was put in there was no room
left for wagons.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-07
COUNTY is WIDENING
RIVER CANYON GRADE
Force of Thirty Men Employed Un-
der Overseer Hickok on Work.

Overseer E. c. Hickok has force
of 80 men employed widening the
county wagon road along the Boise
river leading to Middleton. These
men are employed under the Bowman
emergency labor bill. This work is
badly needed as the road at this point
was so narrow as to be dangerous
The work will take about two weeks
time.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-07
NOTICE.

1t is requested that all diseases Of
an infectious or contagious nature ex-
isting amongst domestic animals will
be Immediately reported to DR.. J. D.
Irwin, Asst. State Veterinarian In
spector, under the predatory animal
act. Reliable hog cholera serum al
ways on hand.
DIR. J. D. IRWIN,
Address 6l6 Arthur St. Phone 50,
Caldwell. l022-tf
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-07

c. S. Doan, representing the Doan
Mercantile company of this city. has
filed suit to collect on promissorv
note for $417 given by II. E. Beatty
and N. S. Oils. For attorneys fees
the sum of SIS is asked.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-07

R. M. White, the sage of Franklin,
was a business visitor in the city
Friday.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
STEEL PENSIONS. $659,389
Fund Has Disbursed s2,23i,4lO since
Established In 1911

Tho 9Th annual report Of the Uniteu
e,o4os Steel and Carnegie Pension
Fund which is applicable TO employees
of the Steel Corporation and us SUP
sidiaries. shows total disburseme". 10
,as. year Of s6598s9 This amount IS
The largest in the history Of the funo'
I, brings the aggregate Of disOurSe-
,oor+s sirce the system was inaugural
cd in 1911, up to s2.234,4lo. Payments
- o+bor wears were S511,967 in 1914
zoo SIS in 1918, S35s,7So in 1872 ana
s2s1.457 in 1911.
distributions we're made 70 thirty
.,,o companies and works, comprising
the American Bridge Company tn'
American Sheet and Tin fla'e T.to
ronv the American steel ana c, w " lIo
Companv. Ncwburgh SCUM HloI'
Railtrav Company, Bunsen GOAL NoIl
nonv Carnegie Steel Company, heSS
,ner & Lake Erie Railroad, CaIncE
Land Company, u. {. rcH IoSc Co,
80 60 IIoetotter Connellsville Coke com
many. Keystone Bridge WORKS, - c.
Win, Companv, Pittsburgh ana ,oh-
rnar. Dock Company, Pittsburgh Lime
stone 'eTu. Company, Pittsburgh 5. S n.,o,,, Com,
aan~ Tnion Supply Company, Duluth
Z Ron Range Railroad, Duluth Missaose
p Vortbern Railway. Elgin. Joliet &
Eastern Railway, Illinois steel con, ,,
nanv. Lorain steel Company. Natlohai C,il..
Tube Company. Shelby steel Iuoe ON Ioili.
nanv. Pennsylvania and Lake ErIS Goon 80
Company, Tennessee Coai anu iIo,I
Company, United Supply COMPANY caIn Gnu
the Universal Portland Cement 'o'i-
pany. ho,oec;or;os NJ the
end Of 1915 numbered 3'OoZ. 600 - ne ne ave-
az az a,,orooe age al which the pensions
- ii.c sivtv-two years The average
Des:od of service of the beneiciaries
was twenty-eight years.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
HOLLAND TO HAVE
GOLD FUND HERE
Plans to Save Exchange Losses
on Income from American
Securities.

The Bank OF the Netherlands has
completed arrangements with the Ma
tional Bank Of Commerce in this city to
establish gold reserve here. THIS Is
to make it possible for Dutch holders
Of American securities TO collect their
interest and dividends without loss be-
cause of the high price of exchange on
Holland The fund will probably re-
main here until the end Of the war.
Bond coupons and dividend claims
will be deposited by their holders with
their own banks. which will cash them
at the Offices Of the Bank Of the Neither
lands. Thence they Will be sent here
for collection. The proceeds Will re-
main on deposit in New York and be
counted as part of the banks reserves.
II will be the first time In the his
tory of Hollands central bank that any
Of its reserves have been kept outside
the country, though the action does
not set precedent for other European
central banks. In the beginning OF the
war the Bank of France deposited gold
here in the First National, earmarking
II as reserve. The Bank Of England
has had funds in Canada, in Australia,
in South Africa and in Egypt serving a
similar purpose.
The Dutch arrangement with the
Bank Of Commerce has been the sub
iect Of much discussion over the wire
less. because of the necessity Of re-
stricting its benefits 20 Dutch citizens
and keeping Germans from getting
either direct or indirect advantage from
it, The details of the plan have not
been divulged. but 10 was said yester-
day that precautions had been taken
that would insure the object sought and
make 10 certain that there would be no
interference from Great Britain or the
other allied governments.
Dutch guildArs have commanded
premium here Of as high as il per cent
in recent months. They were quoted
then at 457. cents. Lately they have
declined, but at their current quotation
of 43sl cents they are still at a con-
siderable premium. This condition
would ordinarily have been corrected
by the export Of gold from this country.
One shipment was attempted, but the
British held 10 up. Permission was
sought in another case TO send gold
into Holland. but it was refused by the
British authorities.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
WILL HANDLE WAR DEALS
Colonel Dunn Joins Canadian Car and
Foundry Forces Here.

The New York agency Of the Cana
dian Car and Foundry Company, New
York corporation. IL was learned yester-
dav. has secured tho services Of Colo
rel r. ". Dunn. who will direct his
attention exclusively 20 the handling OF
the war contracts obtained from the
Russian government through the I'M
pcrial Russian Supply Commission.
Colonel Dunn was elected director
and genera! manager of the company
al the annual meeting held In this city
last week Another important addition
% tho board was the election OF y. T..
Nurrv. Of the law firm Of Coudert
Brothers and also general counsel for
tho Russian commission. c. II. Cahan
and Nathaniel Curry were reelected
reenectivcly chairman or the board and
president. and Nice-President ". W.
Butler was made q director.
presideu, Curry stated yesterday that
the ACQUISITION Of the services of Colo
nol Dunn was entirely satisfactory 20
the Russian government. During the
Spanish War Colonel Dunn
was in charge of the arsenal az Frank
fort. Penn. and more recently has rep
resented the Interstate Commerce Com
mission in charge OF the transportation
Of explosives in the United states and
Canada.
Recently the Canadian Car and Foun-
dr. Comnanv found itself in difficulties
over the Ss3.O00.OO0 of war contracts
awarded 20 10 by Russia. The neces-
sitv for siO.OOO.00O Of new working
capital became immediate. An arrange
ment was made with the Russian gov
eminent. however. TO advance funds as
thew were needed. The trouble arose
principally through loans made 70 com
panies 20 whom sub-contracts had been
lot ON the she'll order.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
LITTLE BUSINESS
IN LONDON MARKET
Most of Dealings in Americans
Done Through Treasury
French Loan Firm.

London. Jan. 90 There is little busi-
ness passing on the Stock Exchange
outside of rubber shares. gilt-cdged Sc
curities and the French loan. The last
was firm. Consols closed unchanged at
591s. the new war loan unchanged
at 81.
American securities were neglected
ms most Of the business is going
through the Treasury. The Erie issues
hardened trine and United States
Steel was n good spot on the dividend
announcement.
The Bank of England bought fsl7 900
in bar gold. shipped $780, 900 in SOW
ereigns 20 South America and released
81 100000 TO Egypt
Money was IN good demand and dis
count rates were firm. American ex-
change was somewhat uncertain in an
ticipation Of the blockade debate IN the
House of Commons. but cable transfers
closed steady at Al. Scandinavian
Italian and Holland exchange rates
were all hrmer. Money loaned at 4it
20 a., per cent. Discount rates for
short and three months bills, 5is TO
90 per cent. Gold premium at Lisbon
was 81.
Paris. Jan 2G Trading was quiet on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rcntes closed - centimcs lower at Gl
francs 25 centimcs Exchange on Lon
don. y francs 99i2 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES


Busy LADY BAKING co. 1NC. win fAc'or7. a.
jed rcrry So and reah store AZ s. az" "uti,,eH
was also fed against T. hy inese cre9's r,,
Zohiau s-ol2. Anger bfo.el Co. ~ anu ,ii, ~,
p5rafaI OBJ July J. 1915. with capital stock S'v'V'''
.fl Auyusf ]. Gaufhier is trrasIfer.
,itl,, l. he.r fltI against Mauri.e and siS'nin !
yo-.s,i4 doing business As tlc Ecll~o Electrical
Novelty e., 81 - Duane S. 3. ,he;e e,Si''W@Is Ws.
gs.Ii.-. a 90. Inc. sii4. ani C. y Wood Lcc-
mi. g.. Inc. s140 They made an assignment o.
william GREENEEHGER dealer j. cloihi1s e
and mef's furnishing. a. 1880 81 sv H MalH.e ~. -,
Soaei ti,I Alfred b. Wood 81 f4i"et '..,rii ..i.
a., $40. Lewis q Bash. .0w. tIaa. All Samuel
F-fclmar. 81 he made an assignment on nrs4ey
iIIHIP GOLDsrLlN jon.f in c'ucD' HD'..i' H.'i..'..
ga s.a '''' ts"o,iscb 500 and John L. NlrGuirs.
$500 De also made an assignment 10 M'.l4' l. -
AnoA Liabilities are reported To ne '4'.''' A-''
BELLE DAr'BE an srres' living At 2, West West
4cth st. with halillte' S-.e'' ili 20 ,'r,f
1,. f.i,s an. for costumes. dresses. millinery iuis
and doctors BIN. Thele are eighteen cl,li'2Is,
among whom are Henry p, sci. ''' "a
Frerrs. s2-7 Llchicn,ien Millinery Co. FI''' aAd
",ucri,ri' CAgION. iruckinan. - a West liis'
".,r Narltlcs 81 006 and assets $500, out oi
ofi.6 6e claims exemption of Sll-. Besides Ne
above liabilities there Is claim lol N...'e' -. ~
49, Can. who was injured willie ln VI. t@l-
,.... .r.plgy ard IS iU fhe Lincoln hl~plal 49,,
ABRAHAM Il.STfN. rAf'lia'.' ~, 40 a., r-.h
,',,r,r'y = skirr manufacturer a. tS West I'il
=, Win liabilities S3.3-l and no assets.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
IACOR SHTFF. manufacture ~ braid "f, .@',is ri
q. Ef- Hroafw4y. has rIci s,hei-'H s"'"'- go
1tifie. 0-> ana assets N-ut
Trustee Eppon,sd.
>rn wAYRtRN's PRonrCrloNs ~ ,., IA
.,i g. Iaisign has been Az o.iiei u"s,,' 'Ii H.,
va, m ses!nai. Miller referee 30 bankruptcy V'Nl'
S. JO9
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
BIG BOND OFFER TODAY
Wall Street Believes S25,O0O,OOo state
As viii BE Taken Quickly.

The offering 20 be made today By
tho State Controller Of S25.00o.o00 New
York State per cent bonds Is expect
cd 10 bring forth large number Of
bids from leading Wall Street financial
institutions. The abundance Of funds
available for Investment. bond men said
Yesterday. Indicated that there would
be q heavy ovcrsubscriptlon Of the
issue AZ a substantial premium.
There has been no speculative actlv-
itv in the bonds on the Curb. but the
quoted price Of 1921 indicates the
trend Of the bids that will be made.
The reason aecr.bed for the lack Of
trading interest IN the bonds. when
issued is the possibility Of the sue
cess Of an an or none bid.
The probabilities are that az least
three important Wall Street syndicates
will bid for the bonds. The groups
mentioned include the Guaranty Trust
Company. the National City Bank. Har-
ris. Forbes & Co. and Brown Bros. &
Co.. Kui.1. Loeb & Co. and William 4.
Read & Co.. and the Equitable Trust
Company and y. ". Halsey & Go.
From the proceeds of the sale sl7.-
900, 900 VIII be used for improvement
of the Erie. ChampIain and OswegO
canals. Another 81. 900. 600 will be de
voted to construction Of barge canal
terminals. and S5.000.000 viii pay for
Improvement Of highways.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The New York Stock Exchange mas
odritted these securities TO the hst:
cnnoral Chemical Company. Sl,7lO'lOo
common stock; Utah Securities COR
Dora,ion. sl5,7O75OO permanent en-
l,raved voting trust certificates for
-, - s+ock. Shattuck Arizona Cop
GeP'Ical cap COMPANY. s8,5OOOoo capital s'ofS, ,ho
per per ST 81 600 600 capital stock OF the
Texas Company.
e..,.Lo1dors Of the Ingersoll- RAND
=, oIoe,,, az n special meeting yester-
Jonp"oyd So. lied TO increase the COMPANY s
oa$It ga Nod rTd common stock from Slo'-
600 600 TO $l5,OOO,OOO.
Kean. Taylor & Co annognce s,'.', ., sbao bi n
the 81 100000 lnterla%;e s'ea,,;or.5 aFore5
Company per cent serial notes O"'-'
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
To Vote on Canital Increase.

According TO an official notice 10
stockholders OF the Winchester Re
peating Arms Company. it IS proposed
TO increase the capital stock at the
annual meeting, 70 be held in New
Haven February %. The captaliza-
tion Of part Of the surplus. it Is
understood. will be considered. The
company now has authorized $1,000.
600 stock. PER 500. on which dIvi-
dends are being paid at the rate Of
80 per cent a year. The bid price
for the stock yesterday was $500
share
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
London ~ y.
loco

In the case OF most Of the leading
stocks on the Consolidated Exchange
their opening quotations were the high
est. and for many Of them their clos
Ings were their lowest. United states
Steel opened at s5ie, its best. and
closed at So p, its lowest. More than
$4,000 shares of the stock changed
hands on the floor. Mexican Petroleum,
on dealings of nearly 1000 shares, de-
clined 10 l0l Anaconda's low was
,6i2. Crucible Steel touched high of
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

Albany. Jan. 26 The directorate OF
the New YORK Central Railroad was re-
elected at the annual meeting Of tho
stockholders to-day. Approximately l60.-
600 shares Of stock, or about % per
cent Of the total, were voted. Less
than 1000 shares were voted for the
Clarence II. Nerner ticket.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
GOVERNMENT BONDs.
ny them. have all been subscribed for.

The American Chicle Company, at
tho annual stockholders meeting. re
duccd the number of directors from
Twelve 10 nine. c. D. Smithers, War
rem S. Hayden and c. b. Adams were
elected new members of the board pl-
rcctors then elected Darwin r. James,
ir. president. succeeding Henry Row
lev. and c. b. Adams was made vice
nresidont.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
Few Clouds on Steel Horizon.

~ y, 'ne first time In long while one
irss.ee journals of the iron and steel
arss--s,'y sounds note Of caution.
.,y. S.r, are clouds on the horizon "
srs me Iron Age" "but as yet they
,i,,.o' portentous. Ocean freight
.,r.i' '~lee the seaboard cost OF ma
al, are ere making it increasingly diff
cs,s vv.ose for desirable export busi-
prois,. high prices are checking new
sroSe.s, though as yet these total 20
n,r.l,' volume only and may mean
esss,' e,eierred consideration in some
10, New buying is ON the whole
10 eossy' but TINS causes the mills
u NIL S.erh with their bew.ldering piles
tho,,,".s LOT months ahead. Labor
II pnr.s N different lines is d factor
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
D,uy IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

-. . uer cent extra fllitih didtenf pay
.nr lu quarterly irsi4.inenis. -csl-AMs Ap4 =
-p...If. forthwith
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
MINING.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Tie following table gives the closing
hid and asked prices for stocks when
are listed but which were not dealt IN
90 tho Stock Exchange Wednesday:
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

Lehman Brothers and Goldman,
Sachs & Co. announce that the pre-
fcrred stock Of the Jewel Tea Com
pany. recently acquired, has all been
Of.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

Daily imports and exports OF gen
oral merchandise at the Port OF New
York we're:
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY &c. 1916.

in
wckayo
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

Directors Of the Brier Hill Steel
Company have declared an initial
dividend Of per cent on the common
stock. TO be paid IN quarterly instai-
mcnts, beginning April ]. Stockhold-
ers have approved an increase in the
common stock of $5.000,0OO TO $4,000
900. 100000 Of the new stock TO be
issued al once.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

Stockholders Of the Mortgage Bond
Company Of New York at Their an
nual meeting yesterday, voted to re
duce the board Of directors from tweh-
tv-two TO twenty members.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27

.'sfe has been little in the dis
..ltes from England 20 show that
.'.''1sness exists in that country over
i. Mance o. friendly relations with
B.. United States being disturbed by
intending blockade Of Germany.
,sss OF 'fe British papers have print,
editorials which have been described
.,,e as "trucu.eut." advising the Allied
,,,,.'s,'hments 20 go ahead with their
''seae whether they were worsted
r. diplomatic encounters with the
~. ,,.',sa States or not. but the mass Of
..DoH'.sn people have apparently no
.v.. s' mat the coming disputes Will
a. develop into anything like war.
.s.ii.~ay' i IS a practical certainty that
Eng OF American securities by the
s,ols was long since concluded. The
~. cans that remain abroad now
/, ~ nineteen months Of war, are not
ne hands Of timid people.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-27
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Central Reflects Directors.

.nierrhsnseahis registered OF coupon. 'coupou.
fKegis'en-d
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30

Esq. ". R. DeWoody of Bluff City was in the city yesterday on business.
 Mrs. C. D, Martindale and Mrs. Jessie Freeman of this city spent last Sunday in the coun- try at the home of Mrs. Sam Witcher.
 SAL-FET will prevent Hog Cholera and keep your stock in a healthy condition. At Hesterly Drug Store.
 tlMr. and Mrs. J. A. Ray of Bievins passed through this city Saturday en route to Malvern to visit. Mrs. Rays sister, Mrs. L. L. Mulkey.
 For immediate acceptance,we are offering one of .the most de- slrable suburban tracts of 20 acres good residence just completed for S2200. Moore & Martin
 For sale or trade-One 32 1-2 acre farm two miles east of Sut- ton. Five room house and good barn, known as the Joe Olive place Will either sell or trade for stock. +. C. Stanabury, Route ,. Prescott Aak.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30

The value of good local news paper is much more than many people seem to think. And the way to make 1t good is to patron ize it, pay for it and furnish it with ads. news. and items, such as the public want to know. Bring them on and faith we'll print 'em. The press is a mighty power in helping to carry on the business and progress of our country. The fact is the press has always been influential even in the Saviour's day. If you don't believe it read Mark 2:4, and see. for yourself.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30

Don't patronize home talent. If you want some one to give a lecture, don't employ any of your townsmen. No matter how we'll qualified they are; send for some stranger so that you can let him carry your surplus money away with him. Don't patronine home schools; it is not stylish, you
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
I t'St)

Is there space for me?
 HaVidg some right cool weath- CT at this writing.
 Health isn't very good, yet the chicken pox are well. School Is progressing nicely at County Line with Mr. Will Gill; ispie as teacher.
 Mir. J. T. Knight is still quite sick.
 Mr. Jno. Greech and wife spent Saturday night with Mrs E. A. Beaver.
 Mr. Jody Bevill and family who recently resided at Stamps have moved on the old Kirk place.
 We'll, well, besides being a mind reader, our Smashup scribe claims to be a physician but l don't remember sending for you when 1 had tonsilitis and how you knew twas rabbit bone lodged in my throat is more than 1 can make out. Don't think be- cause your daily fare is hill rab- bits that mine is too, nothing,in that line for me except Belgian flares.
 Mesdames McAteer and Gar her spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. A. ]. Knight.
 Smashup, you ask if 1t ever oc-
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30

Our poor human race has had it hard enough. Man goes forth assaulted all through life. h. deed, the attack begins in infan- cy and the cradle is bombarded with croups, and scarlet levers and whooping coughs. and the cradle that survives is in some respects Ike the ark of bulrush- es in winch the infant Moses rode forth oul among the crOc- odiles. But because be has sur vived the infantile diseases, let not man think he is to escape further assault. Pneumonia takes after his lungs, and diphtheria after his throat, and ophthalmia after his eyes, and rheumatism after his muscles. and neuralgia after his nerves. and toothache after his jaws, and deafness at- ter his ears; and all his life a man must be on his guard. or positively in battle, against phy- sical ailments.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30

know. Send your children off, 1t will cost more money. Patron ize all the Snide shows that come around. YoL can use good deal of your. surplus cash'in that way. But be sure and do not attend ourshome entertainments; it might further the interest of your town.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30

cured to ne of not having the chance your wife did when she married you. IL neyers occurred to me to even th,nk of taKinQ such | chance.
 You are quite right Bodcaw, Smashup don't think four years is long to Wait for he, poor fell ow waited so long before he could marry til four years seem- ed a very short time.
 Miss Theldra DeWoody called on Gertrude Knight Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charlie McAteer spent Saturday night with Mrs. R. E. Knight.
 Miss Anne Beaver returned home Tuesday in company with her sister. Mrs. Jean McAteer of Nashville Ark, who is visit ing friends and relatives at Theo
 Misses Josie and Trudie Eu- banks attended church at Carro- lima Sunday.
 Jeff Marsh was painfully wounded Friday while at work at Mir. Delaney's gin. In some way his arm became entangled in the belts. breaking 1t below his elbow.
 MT. E. A. Beaver is reported of being sick this week.
 Smashup come ahead remem- Der 1 don't hold any ill will against you for anything you have written 1 just consider the source from which 1t came. Wishing all a pleasant Thanks giving with plenty of turkey.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
LOCALS

r,NTAC The Best Tonic At
 ,.tsrIy Drug Store.
 z. +o the New York store for
 ,des suits
 william Hetchler moiored over
 ,en Drsb yesterday
 We buy our goods to sell not
 keep. New York Store,
 O.,cel Post and Hesterly Drug s,ars at Your Service. A. Galloway of Sutton call
 ! .t this office last Saturday.
 H. B. Almand our new Tax As lessor was in the city. yesterday
 RN. Ledbetter. will now be a reader of the Picayune next year.
 P. M. Pirtle is spending a rsak visiting relatives in Okolo- na.
 sAI-VET Will Positively Re- noye Worms From Your Stock.
 At Hesterly Drug Store. Ed Mitchell and W. $. Martin Inf Jackson township were Pres |cott visitors this week. some of the knobiest Ladies |s1jts in town at the New Yoik Store.
 For Sale A few good phones flor SIP. 2.50 see me at once. |-E. M. Frisby. Miss Maude Carroll of Okoiona i, visiting the family of C. B Andrews for a few weeks.
 Have you seen those nifty Suits for ladies at the New York Store?
 Our genial friend Vern Bueh- .nan came to our relief last week for which he has our thanks.
 sAI-VET Worm Destroyed And Condition Tonic At Hestefly Drug Store.
 Frank Dobbins and W. C. Smart of route 6, were pleasant callers at this office Wednesday.
 Listenl If you want goods at half price, go to the Second Hand Store on West Main Street.
 W. R. Thornton of Albany township was in the ciny last week. He was returning from Little Rock.
 Prof. H. NJ. Ridgell of route 3. was in the city last Saturday. He is teaching at Eberneezer. MT. Ridgell is one of the leading teachers of the country.
 Dave Martin. the newly elect ed County Clern has moved to ,ur city. He is domieiied at the Howell property on Christian Ridge.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
Strike Anywhere Matches

Large size=o5Xes, three for tea cents Webb Variety Store.