davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-24

III III IN"MNH
El mariscaI do ciudad Ricardo Ala.
lrid quien coinenz6 mataHac TN
lrro oil Ia Gale dol Aena d lneves
Ipasado en- ID tarde. anunci0 que todos
Hos perros de Santa re que no tengan
collar seran matados a Ia brimera
vista. Sc espera que lleve a cabo q
lta pr0mesa Y a TODD cinaadano SO le
lpfde que co-opere en- las prontas v
lvlgorosas medidas para hacer desa-
lparecer Ia epidamla 40 rabia en- esta
|ciudad antics de que "a popagne mas,
So fnmora Que hay lG perfos Oh la
leIudad que manifieatan rabia de las
mordidas dc IN peEro 81 lJueyes nasa
do en- la mafana. Sc reprota tam
hien que Ia senora Virginia dc Roybal
qulen yiye en- Ia Gale del Canine del
Canon. fpe mordida por I'M perro con
Irabla q Microbes antepasado en- la
Itarde y seenn ha dichQ 81 medico
que Ia atiende. Ia mordednra Sc con
sidera seria y fatal
La amonestacion oxDedida por los
'doctores y oficIales norestales rel
cientemente. que ma epidemic de "a.
bia habia estallado en- 81 lilo de Pc
cos arriba y vonia encaminada a cs-
70 rumbo, aparece isaber estado blen
fundada.
VI reporte que 10 perros fnefon
mordidos por uno que aufria dc Ia en-
fermedad esta confirmado por las oh.
lservaciones de 4. Harmon Parknurst,
Jay TurIey y ii DR.. r. Il. Lord. quie-
res vIeron % perro corriend0 alrede
dor de las GALES y c%ontaron los PEI
RIOS que elIos yieron que 81 perfo
modi6.
Siendo que es impossible que los
perros lean a~mordazados y en- Vista
de Ia seriedad de la epidemic de la
hidrofobia, los medicos han recomen
dado que medidas drasticas sean to-
madas para protejer Ia vida humane.
Tia mejor cosa que Sc puede hacer.
en- mi opinion, es matar tod0s los PEI
rros, dijo el Or. j. NJ. Diaz. Sc dice
que 81 DR.. Diaz fue mordido en- item.
po pasado por I'M perro y que Sc pr-
50 muy d~esinquieto y temeroso por
varlos dias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-24
REMlTipo.
Redmesa, Colo Febrero n, 1916.

M VII W 'N"M."I| MU
sr. Editor del Nuevo Mexicano:
SfrVase publican 10 sigiiente en- su
acreditado semanario: Que el dia 10
del mes en- curse como a las 3 o las
10 Sc hugo Jastita Abeyta de un du-
Ear que lie llaman Gringon en- la Pla-
IA, N. NJ, con lose Chaves .deiando
a 81 esposo Reymundo Montoya y a
d sus cinco hijos, Jose, Daniel, Felipe,
MamueIitaA Libradita Mpntoya. Esta
sonora Sc ha lido sin ninukna razon ha-
biehdp saIidO su esposo para Ia 81
de su cuhado Don German Barela,
cuando lleg6 Jose Chaves con IN bo
gne y ella salI6 al canine a vista de
sus inocentes hiios. Ella estaba muy
hien aprevenida para 81 viaie. Dice
su D 0 que sc llev6 $4,000 one to-
MIA para Ell sustento de su familia } to-
da su ropa. FL ST Reymundo Montoya
es bien conocido pcr ser IN hombre
domestic y cumplldo en- sus obligacio'
mes. Sc + que Ia senora Justita
Abeyta tiene sufIciente valor porque
dej6 a los inocentes nihos o eKtre.
mo llanto de dolor.
Su amigo y S. S. s.
GERMAN QUNTANA.
Redmesa, Colo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-24
cAsALLo PERpgDo 0 RosADo.

Lamy, NJ NJ, Feb. 1ros 1916.
Sc me perdi6 un caballo del monte
con esta niarca al lado DE moutar WIN
la pierna. Els rosillo y tiene unhs
dlitaH debajo dc la erin. Sc desapa-
roci0 Ell dia 1ro de Febrero, 1916, 81
alguna persona 10 Were Q hallare no
t;fiqueme a este lugar. Lamy, N. N.
FLORENTINo cHAVES.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-24

Jan mo de- los clpdadan0s mas bien
aonopldpa de aqnella D~oblacion nos
eemunieo 81 martes en- IA maaana que
ian cleric qle habla gafioe pefros con
j bia y que Nd ha aldo POGO "a dane
rue lea ha crusade 4 los animnAea 40
hos lnncherOs 40 aqnella comuIidad
Otra VIctima.
Vicente Alarid dipntad0 en- 0a oiici
ia dol escrIbqno del condado dIio 81
fsunes que Wio de sAa vecilos Julio
fefa fne mOrdido por I'm perro que So.
eponia one teiiia rabia el Jneyes pa.
ado en IA mailana III pefro fne inner
{ cerea Id las Ohras de Agua, afriba
del Ganon. La mnrdadnra da pHna 40
dt~slnfectada, pero OH todo ID que "a
sube todayia no ha tornado I'll trata
mlellt0 para Ia rabia,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-24
LIS Trio A LOS PERRos YLE Pc,
GO A uN MucHAcHo.
81 Medlco SAGA las MunIrlones de IN
J6yen Excitado ouien ReclbI6 Toda
"a carga que le tue Dlsparada 4 IN
Animal,

MEWf
Ia primer fatalidad en- Ia campaha
para exterminar a los perros que Sc
sospecha que tienerf rabia en- Santa re
0curri6 a la media n0che 81 Sabado
cuando Bernardlno Apodaca, de 20
a,ios de- cdad Acknowledgements baleo d
Juan Abcyta, de IS amos de edad. Gin.
6 enta mnniciones peqnenas Sc ALOHA.
ron en- Ell bra2o derecho de Abeyta y
en- 81 lado derecho del pecho, algunas
de las municiones p~enetrando a n
iiondura de una y media pulgada. Sc
cree que ninguna de las m~nniciones
entro a los pulmohes.
.Aparece que val tarde 81 Sabado en-
Ia noche IN perro y segun Sc dice con
rabia, levant0 a todos nos habltantee
de aquelia parte de la ciudad. la cual
Qsta cerca de media milla de Ia tiendA
de Frank Gormley. en- IA Gale del Ca.
iaino del Canon. Apodaoa Sc
@leEanto cuando el ataque con un
fusiI de municion y AbeytaI en- 81 ex.
c~itamiento. corri0 entire Ell perro v ell
susil, recibiendo toda "a carga. El
Or. Diaz fue llamado para taender al
ihuchacho herido y sac0 tantas do las
municiones como pudo hallar cerca de
IA snperficie.
70 creo que la s~ltuacion de los PEE
rios sea clarificada aaui,v dijo el Or.
piaz. comentando sobre 81 case, Isl
el mariscal de ciudad IIevara q cabo
IA promesa de matar a todos los Pc
rros que no tengan collares. Y enton-
ces los perros deben ser amordazados.
En mi opinion no todos los perros que
lnanifiestan sfntomas pecullares tie
Q rabia. Por ciertd hay varios es-
tados de Ia enfermedad. Los pemos
Iueden Fehusar comida y aqua por va.
rias causas aun pueden llegar al gfa.
do de no poder conocer a sus propIos
amos. Cuando eIIos manifiestan espu.
narajos en- la boca entonces estan PEI
lligrosos. Tn perro mordedor va sea
gle tenga o no tenga rabia es I'm ant
NAL pellgroso y debe ser matado inme
diatamente. 70 Sc 10 que estoy ma
blaudo porque fni mordido por I'm pc
RIO en- tempo pasado y no perdi tiem-
po en- tomar Ell tratamiento Pasteur. =
okra Victlma.
En- TODD 10 que Sc puede aceftar el
hijo de IL amos de edad de Florencio
Martinez. quien reside en- Ell Cerro
'Gordo, es Ia segunda vlctlma de un
.perro bravo en- esta cIndad dnrante es-
se mes, ,el primero hablendo sIdo Der
rard Wood, 81 hiio de diez amos de
cdad de J. B. Wood. FL ~jovencito
Martinez recibl0 una mordednra seve.
"a en- 10 manp de los dientes de su
igopio perro Ell Domingo, i ell perro
fue matado inmediatamente. Ell mu-
ohacho fne llevado a Ia oficina del Df.
|Diaz donde la herida fhe curada.
Muchas quejas Sc han dado acerca
de perros que andan sueltos en- Gas ca
lies de Santa Fe ' en- otros nugares con
manifestations extrahas. RaDortes
que Ia epidemic de Ia rabia en- 81 pals
de Pecos han sldo e~xagerados Sc dis.
|ruso de los mismos prontamente el
Domingo ' ea sabado por personals que
yinieron de Pecos. Estas personals
di.eron de los perjuicios que han he.
cbo los perros con rabia a las recess
demaa animaies. Den Santiago Iu
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-24
PkEITo PoR PERJulcios Sc ARE.
0lA REpENTlNAMENTE.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Feb. 21.-Prle.
ba de que Ell habfa acceptable $3.50 en-
arreglo por sus lastimaduras recibidas
di0 fin hoy al pleito de $4,000 enta-
hlado por Juan Jose Abrego en- Ia cor
10 de distrlto de los Estados Unidos
hoy. Abrego fue trampado por I'm
ifen del santa Fe en- San MarcIal. per.
diendo Ia porcion de mi pierna-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-24

Miguel Aamlllo. un hombre de 60
MOS de edadi quien Sc presento a la
carcel del condado en- una condicion
muy precaria unos cuantos dias pasa
dos, pidlendo ayuda, muri6 en- ia car
eel del condado hoy. 81 condleion era
tai que va no pudo retener Ia comida
FL estdmago.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-24
Como sabcr cuando los Perros y otros
Animales Tlenen Rabla.

NHiHlat1o i4pHtH nAptds
Al lamar atencion al hecho por Ias
allas perEonas de Santa re que han
do mordidas por perros para saber
eldaderamente 81 los petlos tenian.
rabla, para detcrminarse Vi "a necesa
ri9 tonaar III tratamiento para Ia rabia,
TIDE y. ". Diaz. quien recienfemcntc
re mordido pof in perfn, di6 81 Lunes
ia description de los perros con rabia
On les libros de medioina. Citando de
las obfas do medicina del DR.. Austin
Teint 81 pr. DIaz diio "A menudo So
supone que los perios y los gatos tie-
ieil rabia cuandO estan afectad0s 3
cpilepsia D aaguha otfa enfermedad
eae III do rabia. Es I'M error poplt.
INK que los pefs'os co1en Iii rabia du-
lante FL tempo del yerano solamente.
es decir durante los mesea ~calientes
del yefano Los casos pueden ocurrir
10 mismo en- otroy periodos del aho,
cuando SO sospecha que hay rabia. los
animales deben ser encnrradoa, y no
matarlos hasta que 81 caracter de la
epgermedad este e~nteramente declara
da.
IA Manifestation De los PerrOs con
Rabla.
la rabia en- los penros Sc conoce
cuando los animales ma~nifiestan cam
hios notables en- sns habitos. ponien
dose so~bFesaltados 9 irritables. co.
'niendo paja, pedazos de papel. etc. y
rehusando la comida. Su mirada Is
aterradora, "a cola y las orejas Sc les
caen, Ia calidad del anliIdo Sc atera,
los oios llenos de aqua, Ia garganta So
pOne rojlza, la. saliva de Ia bOca ON
cantidad y hay IN moyimiento febril.
a menndo Iamen 81 aqua sin ninguna
dificultad. lie vienen delirios y en-
los perros le brincan 4 su amo
= mismo que a otr0s y a c~ualquier AMI
nal que Sc le pone por deIante. CAST
SO ponen furiosos. pero muerden
! corgen. Algunas veces parece que
halucinaciones u tran mordidas
d objetos invisibles. Pueden v no pue-
den ocurrir convuIsiones. Ia muerte
les viene dentro de cinco dias."
III ST.. Flint dice que qas chansas
de escape de Ia fabia debida a la NOR
dida de perros son poquito mas que
tres por una, Ia ropa siryiendo anne
pudo como protection para llmpiar ell
viriis' de los dientes del perro. O.
Ia persona que no quedara susceptible
ID Ia arrinn vaununca daI tsvirY3uV
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-24
IA BUENA welVDADANl|
PRINCIPAL En- Ia CASA

pccIara 81 cohernador en- "a Juhta So
cIal; 81 EjecutiKo, en- I'm plecurso
Muy senkato en- Ia Eseuela Alta,
cenSufa "a Question de Raza y Urge
Patflotlsmo pfacslcc.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22
COOL WEATHER DAMAGED
COTTON CROP LAST WEEK

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2O.-Cool weather in
North Carolina and parts Of South Carolina has
caused some damage to cotton, but picking and
ginning is proceeding under favorable conditions
im most Of the southern states, according to
the weekly crop bulletin issped by the weather
bureau today. The bulletin adds that most of
Tennessee has been housed and is being cured.
1.-The weather too cool for cotton I'm
North and South Carolina" says the report,
''snd progress in the first named state was
unsatisfactory. there being complaints OF boil
rot and other deteriOrati ton, although some pick
ia- was i'm progress. The weather favored
picking and ginning almost every where. and the
work Is proceeding rapidly in northern and
central South Carolina. southern Georgia, Ten
noSSae Alabama. Mississippi Arkansas, Louis
lana. Oklahoma, Texas and Arizona.
''Tiains delayed picking i'm western Florida.
sud some lint stained by rain. Cotton Is
about an open in George, but the late crop is
and hpll weevil continue numerous I'm infested
srpas- The top crop IN Oklahoma is Irogressing
slowly. and In Louisiana and Texas Httle or
30 top crop is expected. owing TO boil weevil.
Cotton j. reported as being made in the greater
portion Il Arkansas.
Considerable damage was done 20 tobacco in
Ohio lowlands by frost, and much Of the crop
Is yet In the fields. Frost damage In Wis
consin. while serious. was not geenral. most
of tine crop hsd already been harvested. Tobac-
- IN New England Is nearly all harvested and
the Cuality is good. In Pennsylvania the crop
has matured and cutting has begun, while the
lulk ~ the crop has been housed and Is being
cured in Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee
Rains have improved Maryland tobacco and
g1Oi crop is PROMISED
Another week - generally favorable weather
has aided grain harvesting snd threshing over
TloSt 81 the country. the bulletin says. although
rain early last week caused some delay and
damaged grain still in the shock in wcSt-ccntral
Minnesota
FruSt del considerable damage during tho
week 10 late corn in several northern states.
v hils. in most ~ tho middle AMI southern
states good crops are expected. FerauSe Of the
hot ami dry summer. white potatoes are only
fair t. Tppor ia many sections, AMI almost a
failure in Ohio. Meadow and forage crops are
reported good.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22
OGLETHORPE BEGINS
ITS FIRST YEAR WITH
RECORD ENROLMENT
Single Building Near Silver
Lake Is Model of Classic
Perfection From ParaDetS to
Basement

One of Americas greatest universe
ties opened Wednesday morning IN
single building on the outskirts of Al.
lanta, near Silver Lake, six miles from
the city.
This is the universities first year. hut
already 1t possesses spirit, ideals and
legends. The university has but one
buildings, but it is marvel of style and
construction and in it are incorporated
the qualities of another oxford. 1t. the
building, is the personification Of all
the university stands for
To realize this fact to the full, you
yourself viii nave to visit Oglethorpe
university-the housewarming Saturday
night would be good time--and walk
through it from top to bottom. Enter
the boys rooms, which are more like
hotel suites than ramshackle college
dormitories. Step along the noiseless
corridors floored in heavy tile. Touch
the solid oak, the walls of lasting stone.
Go into the basement to the perfectly
appointed kitchen, where a cleaning
refrigerator, in white tile and German
silver stands. And stop for awhile in
the lofty lobby and look up at the coat
of-arms of Oglethorpe bedded into the
wall like the heraldic emblem of some
English house of ancient lineage.
Then only will you understand that
in Oglethorpe the south has not the
nucleus, but the already realized dream
of southern educators for years-the
ideal scholastic institution.
There are seventy-five students en-
rolled in the Freshman class at Ogle-
thorpe. That is the present capacity of
the institution.
One OF them arrived in Atlanta for
the first time Tuesday. He was met
at the train by a committee from the
Atlanta club of Oglethorpe. Seventeen
Atlanta boys enrolled in the freshman
class have organized themselves into 4
voluntary committee of welcome.
I'VE will meet yOu at the train" they
wrote all prospective students 'Well
take you to the university. Wear the
college colors-Old Gold and Black
that's all that's necessary"
That was the spirit of Oglethorpe al
ready acting. At other colleges they
meet freshmen with pie checks" and
keys to the campus
The new boy motored to Oglethorpe
out Peachtree road, past the end of the
Brookhaven car line, past sunny lawns
and pillared mansions and stretches of
brown fields and woods burnt with the
first flame of autumn.
At the top of the grade near Cross
Keys his companions pointed northwest.
There's Oglethorpe," they said.
In the distance a bulwark of gray
stone, a roof of gray green tiles girdled
with a parapet of gray, reared itself
from the raw, red earth around it against
a woody background of green and gold.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22

Now they say I'm worth $4,000 year
to any baseball team, vet without plenty Of
iron in my blood l wouldn't be worth five
cents Nuxated Iron supplies that stay
there strength and vim that make men Of
mark ard women of power Continuing,
Dr. Sauer said: Mr.. Cobb's case is only
one of hundreds which | could cite from my
own personal experience, which proves con-
clusivcly the astonishing power Of nuxatej
iron to restore strength and vitality, even
in most complicated chronic conditions
Not long ago a man came TO me who was
nearly half century old and asked me 10
give him a preliminary examination for life
insurance. ] was astonished to find him
with the blood pressure of a boy Of 90 AMI
as full Of vigor. vim and vitality as a young
man; in fact. a young man he really was,
notwithstanding his age. The secret he said
was taking iron--nuxated iron had filled him
with renewed life At 30 he was i'm bad
health, at 40 he was carewOrn, and nearly
all in. Now at 80 a miracle OF vitality aud
his face beaming with the buOyancy of youth.
As I have said a hundred times over, iron
is the reatest of all strength builders. II
people would only throw away patent medi-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22

NOTE-Nuxated Iron. recommended above
by DR.. Sauer. is not 4 patent medicine nor
secret remedy, but one which is well-known
to druggists and whose iron constituents are
widely prescribed by eminent physicians ev-
erywhcre Unlike the older inorganic iron
products. il is easily assimiated, does not
injure the teeth make them black, nor upset
the stomach on the contrary, il Is a most
potent remedy in nearly all forms of indi-
gestion as we'll as for nervous, rundown !
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22

BERLIN, Sent. 20--(Bv Wireless to
Sayville) -The Overseas News agency
says the recently published report that
an aerodrome near Frankfort was burned
causing the destruction of fifteen aero
planes and four nearly completed Zeppe-
Inns is untrue.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22

conditions. The manufacturers have such
great confidence in Nuxated Iron that they
offer TO forfeit $4,000 to any charitable in
stitutiOn if they cannot take any man or
their strength 200 per cent or over in four
weeks time. provided they have no serious
organic trouble. They also offer TO refund
yOur money if it does not at least double
your strength and endurance in ten days
time. II i dispensed by all good druggists
lAdyt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22

conditonhe
swing behind
bat.
baseball player the history Of
due to filing his blood
him life
vim vgor Of youth into his
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22
II YOU NEED
URIC ACID
SOLVENT
WRITE FOR
so Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
F K E E

Just because you start the day worried and
tired. stiff legs and arms ami muscles. an acll-
ins head. burning and bearing down pains in
the baek-vorn Ont before the day begins-dO
not think you have % stay ir that condition.
Be struug. well and vigorous. with morg
pains from stiff ioiuts, sore muscles, rheumatic
suffering. aching back kidney disease.
Tor any form q bladder trouble or weak
ness. its action = really wonderful. Those SUI
ierers who In AMI out Of bed half dozen
times uiEht viii appreciate the rest. comfort
AMI strength this treatment gives.
To prove The Williams Treatment couquers
kidney and bladder diseases. rheumatism ami
all other ailments when due @ excessive uric
acid. matter how chronic stubborn. IL you
have never trteti The Williams Treatment. sc
win give one 5oc bottle 80 dOSes) free IN you
viii cut cut this notice and send IL With your
name AMI address. and Toe o. help pay distrfbu-
ton e1penses & The Dr. D. A. Williams Com
rany. Dept. 57S-F. Pestofficc Block. East
Hsmpton. Conn Send a one. and you will D.
rsIve b. parcel pa>t regular JUc bottle. with
uus char-e AMI without .ucurrirE any obligation.
(Advt.l
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22
REPORT OF COTTON GINNED
BY COUNTIES IN GEORGIA

WASHINGTON sept 2O.-Director Sam L.
Rogers. OF the bureau of the census depart
mcnt Of commerce, announces the preliminary
report Of cotton giuned by counties IN Georgia,
for the crops OF 1916 aud 1918. The report
was made public for the state at 10 a. IN.
on Friday. September $ Quantities are In
running bales, counting round half bales
Iinters includedl
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22
Warehouse Destroyed
By Fire at Ashburn
Special Dispatch TO The Journal

especial ltlSpatcn 10 Il ne JONFndil
ASHBURN. Ca. Sept. ga fire at
? o'clock this morning. which for a
time threatened the larger portion Of
the business section. DESTROYED the Dallis
warehouse which contains between four
md five hundred bales of cotton.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22

simply by taking iron in the proper form. And
this after they had in some cases been doctor
ing for months without obtaining any benefit.
But don't take the old forms of reduced iron
simply to save a few cents. You must take
iron IN a form that can be easily absorbed
and aSsimllated like nuXated iron If You
want it 20 do you any good, otherwise ii
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22

fore the vaulted entrance.
This step" somebody told him, lis
nine-inch granite. set in concrete. You'll
find that's true off everything in Ogle=
thorpe-permanenE lasting. 1t was
built to stand forever
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22

The sunlight glanced from many win
dows and a line of Tennyson flashed
across the new boys brain, "The splen-
dor falls on castle walls and snowy
SUBMITS old in story"
They stopped him for a moment be-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22

Oppressed Feeling in chest. Choking sem
sation in al roat- Painful 10 lie On left side,
Sinking smOthering Sensation, DIM
cpIt Breathing. Heart DrOPsy. Swelling
Of feet or ankles. or NeurB igia-a rouno
heauf II you have one or more OF the above
symptoms. dun't fail 20 Use DIR. hinsmRn's
Heart Tablets. Not a secret. medicine. II Is
said that one person out 81 every fOur has
weak heart Probably thi ee-fourths OF these do
nut know Il. and hundreds Wrcl.fu lly treat them
selves for the stomach, Lungs. II Kidneys or
Nerves. Don't take any chances when DIR.
Kin.man'. Heart Tablets are within yOur
reach. More than lafa endorsements furnished.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22

ft FIutter. Palpitats
or skip Beatst Have you
kshortness Of Breath. Ten
MIN dernes-. mbness, or
r"N-rs Pain i'm left side, Dizziness,
-AN Painting Spells. spots be-
MESI fore eyes, sudden sta rIing
In sleep. NervousLess,
@A Hungry or W eak SpeIIa.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22

a. Included In all other counties to avoid dis
osure Of Individual operations.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-09-22
INTERNATIONAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON, SEPT. "a

Golden Text; 1--WE look not at the
things which are seen, but at the
things which are not seen; for the
things which are seen are temporal; but
the things which are not seen are eter-
nall Cor. 4:19.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-06
MCCOY

Elzo Vincent returned recently
from Luyerne, Mimi, where he has
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Thos. Ingram and family re-
Gently moved to Dallas.
D. D. Elliott and family moved to
Dayton, Oregon Monday, where he
will work on the Landess farm.
J. D. Landess recently moved to
Dayton, where he has purchased a
large farm.
Harry Pickens and family have
moved to Lebanon, where he recently
purchased small farm.
Roy Vincent purchased Ford re-
Gently and made several trips to the
fair, at Salem.
W. J. Domes, who had his prize
winning Ayrshires at the state fair,
came home with a good many prizes
Henry Domes shipped his 15 coops
of prize-winning chickens to the state
fair, and carried away a good many
blue ribbons.
Cecil Graves is moving from the
Williamson ranch to his house at Nc
Coy this week.
L. A. Williamson is moving into the
Harry Piekens house.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 7. Vincent and son