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In ,,tlhs Matter q Petitien for voting
In the above entitled matter petit.
tiopshaE Bg heretofore Deen filed. pray
inSGS9ET the Greatlon At a Xotipg pre-:
RaM9Nkf6' E2hB. M, and Townships. g.
8 Asnle4S Sauth' of ,Range,41, il! T.. H.,
EasFAAS4fs e IaMnshhiH sG 9,tR -
Ere. Mhifks. B5ard being fd1IS advised
in teh& f5be&atises and having. had tire
mstte)-: ts.saer, c o nsideration. for, some
sin,.tnibff petition WAS this raav; DENIED,
sss sMaabNDAY, july i. 1919 +. -. 80
StDts. Off kiaho,.nr } iirn III, t. -.
cGSs fss.2 y brigham ah,iin, s'' = ''"'
Turrtasoard of County commissioners
of Bingbsns County, Idaho. met this
day. puyslant to ADJOURNMENT of July
1sffr t. al frierTbers of the Board
aria tEss c nerk being present, when the
following proceedings were had. to-witi
In the Matter of Approving Bond for
Lost County Current Expense Fund
Warrunt.
In. the above entitled matter. it ap.
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A little sunshine in a Swallowed life
is as precious as gold to the miser. Give
of your abundance to those who are
starving for joy, and the world will be
brighter to you for the act
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In the Matter Of Application Of James
Lloyd for County Aid i'f '''''

In. the above entitled matter, James
Lloyd having filed application for
county aid, this matter. came on ior
hearing this day. and it appearing that
he has no means of sustenance and Is
an INDECENT it is hereby ordered that
h, be allowed the sum of $1,000 al
this time and $500 monthly for tenn
porary aid. N''-'"' t''-"
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ni,AckEOOT PRECINCT NO. 3

4 Polling Place-IrNing SCHOOL, ~. \
Election Officers rs re-.
Polling Judges-Joe LaCour. Mrs. 5,
f. Sill, G. l.. Brawley.
Contrasting Judges H. Miller, MIS-.
Ben Boiling, A w. Thompson. .,
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SUNDAY EXCURSION RATES.

Half rates for Sunday trips. On sale
every Sunday. Also .ickets good from
Saturday to Monday at a little bit
more. Ask o. S. l.. agents for details.
ADV. 1921.
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In the Matter of J. C.. MciMllan's APP
piica ton for Reduction In Valuation

. Farm Roll. Page II, line 4, Tax Lot
S, sec. Is. TIP. South. Range SO. valu-
alton of land as assessed $l575.OO Or
dered reduced to Valuation or $I0OO.OO.
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In the Matter Of Petition of Mrs.
Mary A. BrOadhead for County Aid

In the above entitled matter, TINS
matter was heretofore submitted ana
taken. under advisement, and after dill
gent inquiry and consideration. II ap :
pears that the above named applicant
is greatly in need of aid, and 1t is here :
by ordered that she be allowed $2O.0o
monthly. .. ,
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-07-27

The "hail- fellow well is too Of
ten loved for the legs he has to be
pulled.
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In the Matter Of Application OF q. w.
Stoyyell. for Cancelling Personal
Taxes for 1918, which Were f""''
Asxexxed Against Lots - and '''f 50
IL in Block, Il Dippers Addition
to BlackfOOt tf' = - "a
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Ia the Matter Of Application IT Mary
Maripn.j lndiEent~ for. County Ala

T. ION this. day the above entitled matter.
having been heretofore filed for Coun-
~ aid. and, the, Board. being fully ad-
vised. and it. appearing that applicant
is entitled to aid. it IL hereby ordere0
that she be allowed the. sum of $1,000
monthly. ju"- - ha 4.i""
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pRECINCT

STERLING PRECINCT
Polling -place-Sterling Hail.
Election Officers 49, ...}'lnL -
Polling Judgesr-MOnt Rich, Il. A.
! Canvassing Judges - Mont Rich, r.
A. Ward o. +. Rice. ''t a'' '''''
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Polling Place - Porterville School,
house.
Election Omcers 80 49,
Polling Judges--Albert Gardner. VS.
car Barnes TheadOr ISaacSOn.
Canvassing JudgeS-Albert Gardner,
Oscar Barnes, Theador lsaacson.
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BI.ACKFOOT PREcJNCT, NO.
Polling Place--High School Building.
Election Officers ai,
W. w. KINNEY. W. G. 'SOllenbefgerf
Canvassing Judges-kEa pk-AssSe, IL.
ID. MacCosham, Mrs. Martina Clulllin
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In the Matter OF Settlen,eht With the
A ssenaOr for Personal Tax COLLEGE
lions M Appear, ON Personal Tar odd,
Roll for the Year 1915. .,,,..

:, IThe Board at this time proceeded to
audit the, PERSONAL tax ron for the-year
Total amount OF roll charged
to Assessor for COLLECTION, ,.s =.
1915, -, -. ~ 1s,soS.41 =,
Total 'amount turned into
,di .sasi By Receipts - + sls,ss1,g.
Amount outstanding unpaid
on State equities !o.oo
/. $16,9OS.41
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nIACkrOor PRECINCT NO. 2.

polling Court HOUSE,
Election Officers
Polling, Judges-William Cox, Mrs.
Sarah Osborne. Oscar Rider.
Contrasting Judges-Nirs. r, ]. john
son, l.. r. Batway. Alpha Barrette.
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The above entitled matter coming on
for hearing this day was denied.
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suEI,LEY PRECINCT

SHELLEY PRECINCT
Polling Place-Shelley Hall.ri.~'' d
Election Officers ,-.p ".,t. - -,
Polling Judges-A. 7. Lawrence, H.
S. Mcbride, II. l.. Malcolm.
Canvassing Judges = William Nc
Clary, H. Iven Jensen, Mrs; j. t. Por-
ter r"" .i,t- IL t,,5 ~.
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In the Matter of Petition of John >.
PhI<rrtOn. ct al. for Removal Of NoxionH
Weeds. BE-, f, ,t.,, o.. . 50. ..sr 9 Fl

In the above entitled matter, this pc
tition came. on for hearing this day.
and was taken under Amusement by
the Board. and after due c9nsideratl ton
tile matter was disallowed as it APP
pears that the Board. has no jurisdlc;
ton in SUCH matters. e 49,.
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FRIDAY, JULY IL, 1915

In the Matter OF DefininE the Boundary
Liufv 81 the ComnaissiOners' DfStricts
TIE Board of County Commissioners
at this time organized the following
Commissioners Districts with the
boutdafies as follows, to-wit:
1iIn District No. 1.
Comfte iicng at the southeast corner
of section 81. Tp South. Range Al
East, Thence west on the township line
BETWEEN townships and South to
a p6iht' where Blackfoot River inter-
sects sAlti township line, thence follow
ing the nfeafderlngs' of said river in
a rqSrthwesterly direction to point
whete range" line, between ranges 80
and'86, iintefsects the Blackfoot River,
therets north about, miles to the =,
northeas corner of Section l. TIP: s.,
r. 9b,E, thehce west about miles to
Sna12go River, thence following the
meahtfefpgs Of said river in north :
easterly direction to a point where the
base line intersects the west bank OF
Snake River, thence west on said base
line to the range line between ranges
33 and '34, thence north miles to
co,tSty Nne, thence east II miles to
thes northeast corner of section Is, TIP
/ N, r.. 81 F., thence south l mile;
thence Hast three miles to the north
east corher of Sec. "a, TIP. n, r. 81
E., THENCE south three miles to the
bases iifte thence east to the range line
between ranges 80 and 40 east. thence
south 6 miles to the township line be
tween townships I and South, thence
easta2 miles to the northeast corner
Of Bingham County, thence south to the
plaSi 6fe be ginning.
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J.a,tEsTOWN PRECINCT

Polling Placs-scho6lhouse.. 20. 81.
Polling Judges..Lee Clark. Blanche
sftg anTas msSs cS 3fIdses''- Lee CLARK.
Blanche Begun. Levi Cox. :.
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Ed Davis. Frank CleaXer.
BASALT PREClYCT .iy.,,y.. >-
Polling Place. Basalt Hauy ~ =.
Ponhg HJdfges1Gef44i@ RAck
burn) tarl 9. -FtsAxq MtriS ~ PTs


Canvassing Judges = Christian Fl.
Christensen. Joe Dye, John l.. Johnson.
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wApELLO PRECINCT

Polling Place.. ID. S. Hall.
Election Officers
John Briggs, c. A. Merkley. Jas. Rob
ertSon. ,.f,.-
Canyassing Judges-E. V. Call, A
Written, w. Il. Bithell.
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wOODvILLE PRECINCT

WOODVIELE PRECINCT
Polling Place-WoodVille Hail.
Election Of1icers 80; .s4I!...l! y,t.
Eta Thompson, John Everett. -
Canvassing Judges-Joseph Bishof.
Mrs Eta Thompson, John Everett.
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(.asOVEEAND PRECINCT 'ti' ~ 49,"
'poiHng' PlateAGroveiand Hail. 9:
Election Oiiiters, -
w. Hammond; A.. c. Jensen. -:
- ;,anvassing -Judkes-E. N. Bingham.
d. A. 'Condiin, j." I. WixOm.'t
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pa ESTO PRECINCT

Election 'OfIicers ="
lPolling Judges-W. r.: Jones, Mrs
Belle Hess, Alma Holm. -;
t. .Canyassinss Judges-W. r. Jones, Mrs.
Bell Hess Alma Holm. i''-' 3''''-
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In the Matter Of w. &. RandOlph's
Application for Reduction in Value
of Farm Property .,...r .....t,.

In the above entitled matter. w. A.
Lee, ESQ., appeared before the Board
representing MIR. w. C. Randolph and
petitioning for a reduction in valuation
of the Northwest Quarter of Section
/ Is, TIP. 1 South. Range 81, present as
sessment $S,B20OO, request for reduc-
| ton to 100000. Request denied.
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siORELAND PRECINCT

Election Omcefs -. 49,. ~ -,
- IPolling Judges--Lewis Robbins, Will
liam. Mcknight, Mrs. Ernest Andersog
/ iCanvassing Judges--Johp Wray, Ed
B.enson, C. N. ,Galbrsth. ,..u,.. Ia.
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Joseph NJ. Eccles and J. H. DeVine,
of Ogden, Utah, two Of the principal
investors in the Independent Sugar com
pany, came here on Wednesday and
meeting of the beet growers was called
and very large number of them was
present at the Ensign Hall at the ap-
pointed time. 1t was a get-acAnainted
meeting and the situation was discussed
at length. Mr.. Eccles stated that the
contract had already been given for the
erection of an 800 ton capacity sugar
factory and that work would be com
menced within 60 days. Mr.. DeVine also
addressed the beet growers on the sub
.iect and gave those present to under
stand that all arrangements had been
made to have the factory built. Both
gentlemen expressed themselves to the
Pioneer man that they were more than
satisfied with the outlook end the re-
Spouse and expressions of good will OF
the beet growers toward the new con
| cern.-Shelley Pioneer, July 2lst.
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!, Polling Judges-W. C. Cornell. S.
wv Gibbs Karl Neff. 'str-
i "Canvassing Judges. NJ, Ketchum,
Raymond Clayton, Maude >. ONell.
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TABER PRECINCT ., f..-t .
I Polling Place-SchOolhouse.
Election Officers
Polling JudEes-Mrs. Mary d. jack
son, Elmer Tedder, c. +. Pawling.
Canvassing Judges-Mrs. Mary. D.
jackson, Elmer Tedder, c. =. Paving.
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RIVERSIDE PRECINCT

Polling Place--Rivefside Hail.
Polling Judges-Frank Halverson, A.
Peterson, Emerine Christiansen.
Canvassing Judges-Neils Anderson
Eugen ne CObbley, Nellie Hammond. toy
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In the above entitled matter. the Ma
tional Park Lumber Companys mer-
chandise assessed at 100000 was or
dered reduced to 100000.
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THOMAS PRECINCT

THOMAS PRECINCT
Polling Place - Thomas Hall. '-
Election Officers s,.
Polling Judges-Peter Felsted, Mrs.
Sarah Peterson, J. II. Williams.
Canva sSing Judges-John II. Harmon,
Mrs Lena Higgins, James w. Mc0arty.
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RICH PRECINCT

RICH PRECINCT njet.. ta+ $50
Polling Observation-Disclosures. .,,.
Election Officers
I Polling Judges-Clara f. Rich. Mark
Jackson, Jr., u. 3. Reddick. 49,, =.
| ! Canvassing ,Judges-Clara E. Rich,
Mark jackson, Jr.. Q. b. Reddick.
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SPRINGFIELD PRECINCT

SPRINGFINI.D PRECINCT o.. ..|5
Polling Observation-Disclosures.
Polling JudgesLRalph Davis. A. 3.
Sherman, w. A. Edwards. -
Canvassng Judges-Raiph Davis, A,
s. Shellman, w. A. Edwards.
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TWO SUGAR FACTORIES
ASSURED SHELLEY
Durine the NORTHUMBERLAND

During the past,fa*shts,ttsrkAhatsA
bRen all kinds of rumors that the Utah
Idaho Sugar Company have male ar
rangements to build sugar factory in
the vicinity of Shelley. Several options
have been taken on pieces Of land that 4
would be suitable for a factory site. The
representatives of the company have not
given out much information, but they
say they are positive that the company
will build sugar factory in Shelley.
If this is the case there will be a lively
time between the Utah-Idah0' ana the
Independent Company that have already
contracted for the erection of a factory
here. 1t is beginning to dawn on those
interested in the sugar beet industry
that we have the best section in this
state for raising sugar beets and there
I is plenty of land that can be obtained
for that purpose. 1t is a matter of graft
fieation to the people here to know that
their application in raising good beets
will be recognized by the establishment
Of factory in this region 5r
/ Since the above was written we have
| received authentic information from re-
representatives. of the Utah-Idaho Sugar
| company that factory will surely be
built by them in Shelley in time to
handle the 1917 crop. The location of
| the factory has not been fully decided
upon but representatives of the COM
I pany will be on the ground within the
mkt few days to make the selection of
the site. ..,. -.
T. Messrs Mark and Heber Austin, of
the Utah Idaho Sugar company, were in
town on Tuesday and informed us that
at meeting Of the directors of the
above named company it was decided
to build factory at this point and
Lthat work would commence as soon as
the material could be ordered apd the
contract let. They said the company
had always treated the beet" growers
right, but the growers of this district
had never asked for factory. while IN
other localities petitions have been sent
in to the company putting forth theil
claim for factory and the acreage that
could be obtained. They said it did moi
matter what the conditions were at thu
present time factory would, be bull
.fih Shelley in time to handle the 1911
crop of beets.
II TN
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MONDAY, JULY IL, 1915

In the Matter Of Request Of National
Park Isumber Co. for Reduction
In Valuation. 1pr..
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-tuuc.. ,ipULY- l3.' 1915,

F. M.:NIsltER.selerk. uo.~nt
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| In the. Matter OF Auditing 1913

tsF' e (
In the above entitled matter the au-
fore the Board on this date for con-
sideration. and the following conditions
were. found. ...,.. ....- D., go.
The total amount of farm
and city roll as charged to-
the tax collector ..A>.--..-...l-. $267, oSI01
To. excess e.. collections 1915. IX.,
taxes unaccounted for.v,,--. s.4o
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,LACkFOOr PRECINCT NO. 4

len Boiling, "A. w. Thompson. b..
LACkFOOT PRECINCT NO. 4. t.
Polling Place--City Hail. '.t.. 1,
" Polling Judges-W. C. Cornell. S.
/. Gibbs, Karl Nef. 'ttr-
.Canyassing sJudges-J. NJ. ketcnums
,aymonG Clayton, Maude $. O'Neil. II
PRECINCT ',i' -. "|
Polling Place-Groveiand Hail
' 'foiiimg Judge s-carl Anderson. @.
;canVassing JndkesAE. ~ Bingham.
}. A. Condlin, il. Wixom."'
rofii&g Place .schoSihouse.
election Offcers
!, Pains IL: 5Sd Sss- Clark Blanche
'f CEanvassing Judges Lee CLARK.
Blanche Begun. Levi Cox. +
,ioRsLAND p'Ri,NCINcr H..
# eIling Place. .Moreland Hall. Il
Polling '1uages-Lewis Rabbins. VIII |
lam, Mcknight. Mrs. Ernest Anderson:
iCanvassing Judges--John Wray, Ed (
BENSON, C. NJ. ,Galbrsth. s..u,.'
~, ,, ,s1o,' pnEC1NCT m" +
Polling Place--Goshen- Hail. '''. ="
Election OfncerS -"
lPolling Judges-W. r." Jones, Mrs
Belle Hess, Alma Holm: ,sf
ans j.
tIvERsIDE PRECINCT
Polling PlaceARiverside Hall.
Poiiing Judges-Frank Halverson, A. |
Peterson, Emerine Christensen.
Canyassing Judges-Neils Anderson
CObbley, Nellie Harmond.i 'f.'
Poliing Place - Porterville School
house.
Election Onicerx t.'N.-. - Il
Polling Judges--Albert Gardner. Os-
car Barnes, Theador Isaacson.
Canvassing Judges-Albert Gardner,
Oscar Barnes, Theador lsaacson.
RICH PRECINCT njr.. ta9 ttt
! Polling Place-SchoolhouSe.
| Polling Judges-Clara f. Rich, Mark
Jackson, Jr., u. E. Reddick.
> Canvassing Judges-Clara -. Hlch',
Mark jackson, Jr, Q. b. Reddick.
SHELLEY PRECINCT q
Polling Place-Shelley Hall2i'.~''
Election Officers ..p "Att. sr,,
:. f2lling ludges-AMi ., :; Lawrence H.
Cahvassing Judges = William NC
Clars, H. 'Iven Jensen. Mrs. J. Il. Por-
ter af,t- ii .,.f 5,..
srn,,,,Nt; pRECINNClr ","" a.
Polling place-Sterling Hall
Election Officers 49, -..,'''',1 ="
Polling Judgesr-Mont Rich. r. A.
w tanvva g f. H judges - Mont Rich, r.
A. Ward o. f. Rice. get o. '''''
! "i~.. ..'a'
SPRINGFIELD PRECINCT D.. ..H.a
| Polling Place-Schoolhouse.
''' Poiiing oJudgesLRalph Davis. A. $.
Sheliman, w. A. Edwards. ., -
Canvassing Judges-Raiph Davis, A.
8. Shellman, w. A. Edwards.
Polling Place - Thomas Hall. .-'-.
Polling Judges-Peter Felsted, Mrs
Sarah Peterson, J: r. Williams y I,
! Mrs Lena Higgins, James W. McCarty
TABER PRECINCT .., t..- ..
Polling Place-Schoolhouse.
| Election Officers
son, Elmer Tedder, c. =. Pawling.
Canvassng J4dges-Mrs; Mary D
jackson Elmer Tedder, c. p. Pawling.
wooDvILLE PRECINCT
Polling Place-W oodville Hall.
Election OftGers go, ~ .g..-lt 80,
Polling JudgesTJoseph Bishoff, Mrs
Eta Thompson, John Everett. 49,.
Canvassing Judges-Joseph Blshoft
Mrs. Eta Thompson, John Everett.
WAPELLO PRECINCT
Polling Place.. d. S. Hall.
John Briggs c. A. Merkley. Jas. Rob
ertSQn. ,.i,.-
Canyassing Judges-E V. Call,
Written, w. Il. Bithel.
In the Matter of Petition of Mrs.
Mary A. BrOadhead for County Aid
In the above entitled matter. thl
, matter was heretofore submitted an
taken under advisement, and aIter dli,
gent inquiry and consideration. 1t ap
pears that the above named applical
. is greatly in need of aid, and it is here
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1t is hereby ordered that the Board
do now adjourn until 2 o'clock p m.
July 24tl.. 1916. ~'
. ]. G. BOND.
Attest: Chairman.
f. NJ. FISHER Clerk.
Continued Next Week.
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DON'T co TO HELL

The devil cameto the earth one day,
And into q courtroom took his way,
Just as a lawyer, with a very grave
face,
Was proceeding to argue the points
in q case. a......
Now the lawyer his. majesty never
had seen.- .-
For to his dominion none had been;
"Tis the fault Of my agents" his ma.
jesty thought,
"That none of these lawyers have
ever been caught" :.
And for his own pleasure hehad felt
a desire, Il ~
To come to the earth and the reason
Now, when the first lawyer had come
to q close,
The counsel opposing him fearlessly
rose, y,
And heaped such abuse on the head
of the first, ~.
That made him william, Of all mer
the worst.
Each claimed he was right and the
other was wrong,
Thep spared and contended and ar
gued SO long, az. :
That concluding he'd heard enough
FL, Of the fuss,
"Old Nick" turned away, and solili
quized thus: !.
They have puzzled the Court witt
their villianous cavil,
And T am free to confess they hav'
a puzzled the devil. !. MY /, Il !,
My agents were right; let the law
yers alone, II.
If I had them, they'd euchre me on
of my throne. ~ s
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TRY IT! SUBSTITUTE ~
FOR NASTY CALOMEL
Starts Your Liver Without Making
You Sick and Can Not Salfvate.

Every druggist in town-your drug
gist and everybody's druggist has no
ticed a great falling off in the sale Of
calomel. They all give the same rea-
son. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking
its place. .......,
"Calomel is dangerous and people
know it, while Dodson's Liver Tone
is perfectly safe and gives better re-
psults,n said a prominent local drug
gist. Dodson's Liver Tone is person.
ally guaranteed by every druggist
who sells it. A large bottle costs 80
cents, and if it fails to give easy re-
lief in every case Of liver sluggish
ness and constipation, you have only
to ask for your money back. .
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy,
harmless to both children and adults.
Take spoonful at night and wake
up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick
headache, acid stomach or constpat-
ed bowels. It doesn't gripe or cause
inconvenience all the next day like
violent calomel. Take a dose Of
calomel today and tomorrow you will
feel weak, sick and nauseated. Don't
lose a days work! Take Dodson's
Liver Tone instead and feel fine, full
of vigor and ambition.-Adv.
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The government crop estimate, to
be issued early next. month-what
will it be? Already the cotton trade
is beginning to look forward to this
important time for this will be about
the last very important report to be
issued by the government on the
crop Of :1916-1917. .&,, Z
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1916-11-29

Miss Gertrude Bell of, Lowndesville
was Here recently seeing her cousins
Mr.. C. C. Clinkseales and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred Price enter
tanned their loved ones, Mr. and Mrs
IS. E. Rosenwike and Mrs. Willie
Walker Saturday with q fine fat pos
sum dinner and all the "side issues. I"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24
PINE GROVE

Wednesday of this week Tom Wise
man and family moved to the place
that was recently sold by 8. Kaylor.
Edgar Peregrine is at home again
for a while until the weather settles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffry and Mr..
Minkle of Seattle visited at Tom
Wiseman's over Sunday.
Ed Parker sold a fine Jersey COW
to his brother-in-law, Walter Carpen-
ter, this week.
Last Sunday being Mrs. William
Eickhoff's birthday, several of the
neighbors met there and had nice
social visit.
Last Saturday evening the Gull
Harbor school had st. Patrick's day
program, the "grown-ups" had a So
cial, and all had fine supper.
Also at Lawrence McQueen's the
same evening there was party, with
refreshments and music.
Both Mrs. William Eickhoff and
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24
EUREKA

Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons of Centralia
were visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Grover, the
last of the week.
Willie Conine, who has been work
ing for his brother, Lee Conine, left
last week for Arizona.
Mrs. Clarence Fox, who was visit
ing in Tacoma few days last week,
returned home Sunday.
Miss Mae Shears of the Upper Des
Chutes was visiting Eureka friends
the last of the week.
Fred Algyer, who has been in Ia
coma taking osteopathic treatment.
returned home last Sunday.
Mrs. Ross Medley was a Sunday
visitor with her mother, Mrs. jeff
Reynolds.
The declamatory contest to be
given by the pupils of Forest school
will be held March 81. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
For Sale Cheap-Mammoth Bronze
turkeys; thoroughbred registered
Berkshire breeding stock. Mrs. w,
H. Cooper, box 1923, R. No. 2, Olym-
pia. Phone 25F23. (Adv. 3-4-3).