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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
wHERE STAGE COACHES TAREIED

The old national highway, author zed in Jeffcrson's day, which afford ed access by stage to the capitals of Ohio. Indiana, Illinois and Missouri, is being repaved through Ohio, largely with brick, in order to pre- vent it from falling again into its recent state of decay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
The Place for Lovers.

Ian MacLaren wrote that Gaelic is the best of ali languages for terms of endearment, that 1t has fifty ways of saying darling The old tongue of the Isle of Man. a picturesque island almost equally near to Ireland, Scot land and England, is said to be even better furnished with terms for the use of lovers, that it has-or had ninety-seyen ways of saying my dear"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
Daily Thouaht.

There is an idea abroad among moral people that they should make their neighbors good. One person I have to make good-myself. But my duty to my .neighbor is much more nearly expressed by saying that have to make him happy-if ] may-Stev. enson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
No Cause for Atars~.

White dresses arc harm .ul to chll. Gron's eyes, says a Philadelphia phys. fcian. Mothers will not be undUiy a'arn cd, Knowing just how lc ' white dresses on children stay Nl!:te.-Clevc- land Plain Dealer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
UnspeakabIe,

The feelings of 8 man who lends $3,000 auto to friend who lets it get smashed to smithereens in a col lision are of the things unspeak- able. Especially when the borrower Is financially unable to make good.",
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
The Climax.

"Wo had bad accident the last time we were out motoring" "What was it?" We were so unfortunate as to knock down man and fracture his skull" '"That was bad. .'@." "Butsthat wasn't the unfortunate part of it. The man was holding 9 sharp knife in his hand, and the point of it punctured our tire'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
zRIEp Ike CRooKED BRIDGE

The north central states were set tied chiefly ny people who passed owe: this road. Scores of stage
 coaches and hundreds of wagons
 made up it's daily traffic prior to
 1850. Among the interesting relics
 of the earlier period is the crooked
 bridge in Belmont county, whose
 lines describe a comoound curve.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
Tor ths Good In Others.

ll find it less easy to up. 2 than to choke them by irtues. Do not think of ts: still less of others
 every person who comes look for what is good and nor that; rejoice in it; and, kn, try to initiate it; and will drop of, like en their time comes.--John
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
sudapest's Hals.

ldapest Fino Art museum. .c.
 to the Kunstchronik, has a
 y Franz Hals, from the Paris
 n of Moritz Kaun, represent
 apdsomo young man. It was .d at the 1911 Paris exhibition nteenth-century Dutch masters, A4 reproduced in ": R. Bode's i'd Works of Franz Hals," pub Tt 1914. Tho original drawing 6 appeared in tho catalogue of sgs of old masters issued by the institute of Frankfort last year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
MT. Meek MoraIizes,

Sometimes confessed slimpy little MT. Meek, "I feel that have almost as much to say about tho management os our home as clam does about clam. bake"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
} yNar 149,10O strictly To-
 e, Operated and of these

,e2er cent, made schedule
 htt 127,6R2. or s6 per cent,
 tie at ah stations. Of the
 i4ted trains. nearly all of dfer Ions distances and arc
 " other lines in connection Z he' Southern railway, 21,744, or lE cent, made schedule time, while l Southern and 18,637, or 71 per
 F on time at all stations. "--
 m (Ala.) Age-HeralG.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18

The shape of the bridge has always been a mystery. It is as substantial as when built and will be utilized fo. the new pavement.
 The flavor of antiquity about this road; its inns rep!ete with traditions of noted guests, coupled with it's modern surface, is expected to make it a favorite route for auto travel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
Cal, for Help.

Hey, four or flvc of you fellown
 cqnne, out and help me. will ycu?" ' Whats the trouble?" "It's beginning IT rain and I've got to put mp one of
 those one-man tops on my car"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
er Train ] Statistics.

NJW NStstiStIcS.
 9AG regular passenger ga by the Southern rail- g fiscal year ended June IT S8 per cent, made and 146,2SS, or S3 per ! time at all stations" sassenger Agent M. Cox
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18

The Crowded Patch. There is always a good deal of travel along the line of least resist. ance.-Atchison Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18

Some Mems Greatness. The superiority of some men is merely local: they are great because their associates are little.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18

Optimistic Thought.
 Those persons who grumble most are generally those who should be grumbled at. .f5t .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
Razor sharpener.

lectric. safety razor sharpener m developed which its inventor will re-edge blades as much as fstmes: The blades are clamped
 and inserted between two
 ylinders. The holder moves
 land forward while the cyl Are revolving, and the blades ,s4ged by ever pressure applied to [ sides.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-18
.t9arnonioua t,bAdjence

sx Harmonious Obedience. DM Bill Jones Is q regular tyrant his family. They even have to bear merry if he feels that way. Then he cracks the whip" "Well?" They all have to crack a smile.''
The sun., 1916-08-27
Continued from Page Thirty-~inc.


democracy in the world. It b as
suredly different from the kind -FOUR
thing in other countries. 1t has no
aristocracy and no economic slavery.
like England in her nobility. her Ire
land and her India: its constitutional
freedom embraces all the people. un-
like France. which knows freedom only
- defined by the de facto Government,
hated by the oppressed sections Of the
community: its national Government
= the expression Of the national will.
unlike the South American republics.
which are republics only in name and
express tho triumph Of factions.
American democracy is the model for
ths world. and the Catholic leaven In Il
should work for its perfection.
That Is the first important thing in
school hyglen!c training. The second
fact that man must live :or this life
a. well as for the next. The overpious
meer at this matter. as the impious
sneer at living for the life to come.
They are the chief opponents OF hy-
giene in the schools. They pretend
that a healthy body is hostile to q
lofty spirituality. 1t is the INDUCED
body. not the healthy one. which Is
hostile. The one asset OF the poor. as
has already been said. is health and
strength, and capitalism Is forever
scheming to steal that asset as it has
stolen all others, tools factories. ma
chimes. land, raw material and oppor-
tunty. 1t is the business OF a vigor-
Gus democracy to see that the one
asset be secured to the poor. The
church withdrew its children from the
State system because that system
neglected the life Of the soul. 1t seems
quite fit then that in addition to look
ing after the souls Of the children 1t
should also pay special attention to
the health and strength OF the chill.
dren, their one asset in the struggle
Of life. With the church the life u
more than the meat, not only the life
eternal but the earthly life. Hygiene
seeks to develop. to store up. to con-
serve that one asset Of the poor. the
health of the body. Without that tho
richest Is very poor indeed. Without
that the poor are wholly lost in life's
battle.
The third thing is that school hy-
gienic training must be Christian In
principle and methods. Some people
sneer too at that idea. Since hygiene
has merely to build up healthful
body, what has the Christian religion
to do with it? The same class Of peo'
pie used to say the same thing years
ago about arithmetic: What has re-
ligion to do with arithmetic? Since
the predatory trusts began teaching
and practising their particular kind o.
arithmetic the sneerers have fount
out in their own losses how much re
ligiOn has to do with arithmetic Al
there u q pagan hygiene, 30 thert
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Maerlei 'Nabli6es.

G%rfriidenbes uns r~einisefbes
S%abnwafer. - Wau i6neibet Die
Shalen GINGER Sransen in mosli1it
fletne Stiide, tbut iie III cine Slaide
unb beeedt tic nit aItem Spiritus.
Damn itelt man Die Slai6e an einen
tiiblen Srt, bis Der Spiritus bic selbe
Sarbc Der Sfalen an9snommsn bat.
Nun lit oas Sabnipaiicr fertig. Wan
tbut etipa 10 Sropfen oooon in Elm
8laS Waiier uno benIet cs gum
Snbnreinisen unb gum ausipiileu bcs
&anbeS.
2alter Shufolabeu Gnbbtns (pbue
Glen Gin Quart Nilh tpirb nit
5ipei lln3en aatao, brei lln5eu Suder
perriibrt, ein Stiidfen 8auiIle bins
einsegebeu uub. penp cs aniiodt.
bier lln5en f%einiter @rieS eingeriibf.
Na6bem Der Srei Elm paar Ial aus
gefodt bat, ihiittet man ibn in cine
NIT faltem Waiier auseeipiiItc Sorm
ODER S6ihel uub itout oieie falt.
Wun reitt latte @aniues Sauce baait.
Irinee pf s9ales =. SrSt&en.-Rat
&bt iih tletne. etpa bier 3oa LANCE
Spibtpede baden ober pernenoet tiir
bieie Sr0theu eeroItetes 8eiB6rpt.
&rabbem. pomDalih iriihe, iperben
NIT Der 9leiden Wenee sebadten
Yteeapiqp (sASlilhen Semi sSidles)
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bernten9t uno nit Der erforberliGeu
NaDonnaiie %9ebunoeu, papri3iert unD
Die 9rotden tur3 o benz Sernieren
aamit 8efiiQt. Sn grmaugelun9 bon
&rabben fam audi 9iihienbummer
neripenDet peroen.
2rcfes grIther.-Iit Butter be-
itri6ene @eiBbrotldlnttten belegt man
nit iauber abee5upften 8ldtteu fri@
ld)er Srunnenfreiie ober Nman badt
bieiS uno ner!penbet lie, leid)t gez
idlseu, in gIeiher 8ciie.
3umatens 2 uppe.-11s big ~
hinge Spedipiirfel tperoen bcQgclb
g~ebraten unb berausgenommen. gu
Dem Sett 9ibt ma einen 5beel0ffel
3tpie6elpiirfel unb Elm @funb abeez
ntidte unb aufsebrohene Sonaten.
SIT ties 9eniieenb burctseIdpiBt,
itreut man fiiuf bis ie6s .@Bloffel
8ei5ens ober 9lihipei5cnmeb[ ii6er.
fiiut 112 Quart faltes 8ai1er duf,
ial5t uno fodt Die Suppe cine balbc
Stunbe. 9arauf treibt man lie burd)
Elm Saariieb, 9ibt Die Spedipiirfcl
ipieber ba5u, mnf1t Die Suppe nit
Suder Nib unb rid)tet lie iiber trodeu
ecr0iteten Observation-Disclosures an.
Na6 8elieben tanu man aud etluas
Saprifa beifiieer, oll6 cine Spur
&noblauf idnledt gut oa5lt.
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4prehTunI
Sbr @rusuater lit seiturben.

Sietone, 9. 9ut. = 2ieber
Sntell Gs iino ieBt brei Sabre Der,
fit mir bon Stetpart n6t bieber
5oeeu unb neulth bin ih tpieber bortz
bin 3urii69efebrt, I'M benz 8egrdb>
nib meines Iieben 8roBoaters bei5uz
ipobnen, Der bort am g.. Sttober itar6.
8robpater lpdre am 81. Sttober 81
Sabre alt 9etporoer. Ct tpar iebr
LANCE trauf getpeien unb nieIleiht mar
Der Sob fir i'm cine @rloiung. IS
tbut mir iebr leio um ben lieben
@roBpater urb ib bite ale 2eier beS
,Sprehiaales" Gin fleiues @ebethen
fiir Ieine fSeele gu perri6ten. Mit
beitem @rub, anna Sols.
2ie6e q i6te .l - Sm Namen
aler tIeineu 9eier uub 2eierinnen be3
rSprehiaales", periprehe th Sir,
baB mir Setnes liebeu @robpnters in
unieren 8cbeten gebenteu tperben.
SD periihere Sir aud. BOB On 5l
BENT Serluite lrnisr innigires SeiIeio
bait.-(Ser Sntel.)
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&rieasfrieSb pf.

Srtegs1rteDDuI.
Gin 6eilger SrtI Sier rubin Die
Selben,
Sic fir 0es 8aterlonoes Hllbm uno
Watt,
SIN beileen Sample itreiteno,
rtngeno,
Sbr iuu8es 2cbeu freuoi8 bar
gebraftl
8ie ernit Der Srtl aus anbern
Welteu
9riust cine Wabnung 'tief mir in Die
9rlit-
Die meiue Seele fiilt nit baneem
3usen:
Sic 8elt bereebt nit ibrer Sra6t
uub Suit.
Sier ruben iicI Sm Wai bes
Se6eus,
Sm Sugenbglan5, in ihrer poaen
Strait
Sat iie Der SOB, CD lie es
badten,
Sm blut'geu 8affeutan5e bin>
eerafit.
8alo ifldgt auh mir Die leste
Stuube,
5err, mad in 8naben mid ba5u
beretf,
Sap in nidt iduubernb Iteb' unb
5nGcnb
Im bunfclu Shor Der laugen
Stpigfeit.
8ib mir, o 5err, -baB 9lei6 ben
Selben,
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Gin sepifenbafter Spttbnbe.

gs III Sommcra5enh. 8naben
Serr 2anbritter uno iein Roli3eis
oienet Iisen mmtterieelenaDciu i'm
8~irtbs9arten neben Der &sselbabn.
Sn Dem 5!pei Stunoen entfernteu
Sfaotten lit bente Sabrmartt unb
Mles lit fort, im lid bort an pers
eniigen. GuBer benz biden 8irtb.
ben Die @itt pla9t, 1T tetne Seele
I'M Sorf seblieben. Die Sa6e ltebt
lhlimm. oenn gar gu germ mDcbte
beute Der Serr Qanbridter, Ser Elm
observation-disclosures &eeler lit, lein ses
hobntes Sptelden MAIDEN.
"Nit ANAL a ae9elbub lit bal -
Sa - lpenn mir nur i~penigitenS
Semano bdtten gum ,Gufieecn",
nadber fonnten mir 5ipei bod a
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Ratbielz Sabrif.

Wtnn ihncibe lid, aus Euppe ettua,
b%rnoert bis buubertunbfiinf3i9 bier
edge Stiid6eu uno ihreibe auf ieoeS
elnen V~llditoben, 10 baB man alip
bier bis Ieds Wol oo8 gauge Glp6dbet
bot. 8ieie Stiidden tbut ma in
eineu 8eutel poer in elm a1ithen.
Bdbreno INN bic gauge 8eieqidaft.
beipaffnet nit Sapier uno 8leifeber.
nm ben Siih ,berlmiiet, 5iebt Der
Spielettcr etlra Elm Suseno ODER
mebr gu6Itaben bernpr, legt lie auf
Den SiIf urb bittiert lie Den dnocrcn
WitipieIenoen in Die Seber. User
nun 8uerit aus ben gegebeuen 9u9s
itaben mDglihit 10, ba6 feiner
iibrig bleibt - Elm 8ort poer eirlen
Sae gebiloet bat, lit Der Sieaer.
@enu tleine Sreiie allsgeiebt tperben,
fam a natiirlih nod eiueu 3tpeiten
unb britten Sieger gelteu Iul'en, ie
mad porberiger S~erctnbarung.
Sic 5abl 5ebn.
Sebn miro alls Gins unb Ruu;
Gins lit Ser Sd0pfer MIR.
llno o6ne i'm lit NuG
llno uitts Die &rcatur.
Die Nna.
Sos NiGts, Die &reatir,
8ilts Nifts - Dor Soft 9eiebt;
Sod itebet es d linn,
go pirb &C iebr geid,dst.
"
- 2etdtiinu in Der Su9euo Aibrt
81 Sbr6ueu i'm @lter.
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"
Der 8hRer.

gs tpar I'm 8egtnn meir1er Yraris,
10 er5dbIte elm bod]it aftbarer QrSt in
@eitfalen, als i6 einen e%rfranften
@emeinbes Gmtmarm az bebanoeln
bate. Gls er tpteber bergeiteut ipar
unb i6 meinen lesten @eiud mafte,
Inn mid bon ibm' su perabidieoen, bat
er mid, bod einmal nab ieinem
Sdneinebirten 81 ieben, Der ibnl
redt frant 81 iein idien. SD cling
auf bic &ammer, -ipo berielbe lag.
Nber tpie eritaunt tpar ih, ala id itatt
etnes 8urihen bon 16 BIS II Sabren,
tpie iie meiit i'm Wiiniterlanb ben
9ienit zines Shtpeinebirtn periebeu,
etnen @ann bon iiber 80 Sabren fanb.
Bet Der ltrteriuduns fiel mir ba5 fir
einen iol9en Gtanb %unerlpartet Mus
iprehenbe ieiner @eiidts3iiee, unb Die
trefflihe @rt. pie er ith in bods
beutiher Spra6e arsbriidte, nidt
ipenig auf. Or mar iebr frauf. unb
ba id mid fir i'm intereiiierte. pers
iprah ih ibm, baB ib TIN ofters be-
iu6en !pole, ielblt ipenn es unlIonit
geifeben miibte. NWeine S~beilnabme
madte ii1tlt6 sroben ginorud auf
i'm, uno nadbbem i6 i'm tpieber1oIt
belllbt bate, iparb mir nad mebreren
8odeu bie Sreabe, i'm g~eneien sl
isben. Oils i6 oaun, ba er feiner
Gr5tliden Silfe msbr beburfte, mid
bon ibm perabihieosn fpolte, ia9te er
NIT erniter Wiene 81 MIR:
.0a Sic, Serr Oottpr, MIR iopiel
2iebe unb Ebeilnabme beipieien baben.
10 fiitie id MIDI %sebrungen, Sbnen
ehpaS mit5utbeilen, mas ih bisber
itets berifpiee. Sic baben pielleiht
i1on bermltbet, bab i'd nift. tmmer
in 10 niebriaem Stanbe lebte ipie iest.
llnb 10 lit CO in Der Shat. Gls So6n
a%neeiebener gltern perlieb i6 infol9e
iugenolihen 2eiftiinues i6on friih
bas elterli6e Saus, unb mad manchen
Srripegen fam il enblih NIT einem
Shiffe bis al Die duBerlte Spise bon
Ifrifa; bort am Gap Der 9uten Soffs
nllng fiibrte i'd, ba ib biel 8elb perz
oiente, cine Eeibe bon ssabren, elm
iebr loderes 2eben. llnndBigfeit in,
Srinfen urb GuSi6peifungen auer
Irt iti!r3ten MIDI nah unb nad In
ben Gb9rluo bes Eaters. GO bate
ih cine Neibe bon Sabren perseubet.
ga brang bel elmer setpiiien Gerans
lailung plOelid elm Strabl Der 9nabe
in mein bonn Cater periinitertes Ser5.
uno in einem GusenbIide lag bic
gauge @erperflihteit meines bliss
bergen ifdnolibeu Sebens Dor mir
"a. llniagbarer Sbreden ergriif
mein gauges @eien; i6 ihdmte mid
tief in meiner Seele. Gum eriten
aRale felt LANCER 3eit frat Die 10 sliids
lihe S~usenb6eit in meiner grinneruna
lebbait berpor, uno beige Sebniudt
Eregte Si6 naf Heftung aus p,einem
iebisen glenb. SD peri6lob Der
8nabe mein Sers nidt. Sa, iaete
|ih mir INNER pieber. ia. ih mill elm
,anberer Weni6 perben; i'd nth beims
ltebren In mein @aterlano. ipil mid
NIT 0ott periobnen. er tpirb mid
Iarmen Climber nidt peritoben. Sc
mebr Der @nti6liB lid %feitiste, heito
lflarer erfannte ih sic Saulo meines
| bisberiaen 2ebens, unb Die Notbpens
|piafeit. bafiir SuBe 5u tbun. Sd
Ipnbtp aus meiner Susenb, paB es bier
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Motifs

, Mnf bieier Seite perSffent.
; lifen mir ein Wuffer Der
: fpmtffen 4eilaBen ber balls.
, su5hentlthen r9be Gath.
bile 5rtbnne". Gltern,
, ,Tbe GatbuIte GRIT
: bmne" lit bic rtdttse Seitnns
, fir Cure 2inber, penn biefelben
= nidt gut Seutfh leien fbnnen!
, ,9be Gat1ultc Iris
= bune" erideint In bemielben
? Werlas ute btefe Seitmng
, (@bpnnententspreis Der belb.
, tp6fentltfen Mnsgabe $1,000
, nnb lit etne 5eituns, bic In
, fetner fatbpltfhen, bsu:ih=
? anteritanifden SamtIie, M bic
+ 2inber bes 9entiden nift
? mahtts itnb, feblen iullte.
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i flr die liebe 1ugend. .


Sic IT'LL bier rub'n, i6 rin9e Gag
I'M Tag
Sir Define @bre. bis bte
Salnte
Sad aampf urtS Sies mir einitens
fptnfen mag.
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9cbensbauer Der Skinner.

Sic burdihuittlifc Sebensbauer
Der I6nner in Nmerita, nof ben Be-
.rifsarten s%eorbuet, iit tpie folgt be-
red)net porben: 9abenbeiiBcr, Ais
Sabre; Subrleute, 1876; arbeiter,
44.6; Seelente. 46.1; SanSnerfer,
4S.3; 8auflellte, 48.4; Nbpofaten,
52.6; Sarmer, 64.2. (8sttuHgslcutc
leben iiberbaupt nint, Die pe9eticrcn
mlr.)
$780,
Siir guh Idnner iino mir
Srauen bod Die Riir5e Deg 9ebensl -
@eipiB! 9esbalb lit unier 2ebeu oft
10 perial3en.
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~ y y
Maerfeelen.
(@on 81. 5. t. o.

Sttne, Spbtenftile ipebet
lteber 8rabesbiigeln.
2auidet, 9ilger, bic an
8rdbern ibr poriiber9ebet.
Sic ba liesen, aQe idioeieen,
llni're itiinmen Sreunbe.
Sur elm ihmudes gliimlein
Spridt i'm Sliiiterton 10 eieen.
YiIeer. bic npriiber5ieben,
GGten nidt bes Sliiterns
Nuf ben Sobtengtiiften. -
@itel iinb BEG gliimleins Wtiiben.
Sod nidt eiteI! - 8liimleins Namer
Wedt etn till @rbarmen.
Ereu rWerstb mein nift", bu :
Circuit 8ebetes reiden Samen. =
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Ter pfiffige ,9urftrpttel".

Sn 0rintelipalo lebt elm .Spri.
trottel", elm geiiti9 beihrdntter
Wenih. 2est man linn einen WideI
unb Elm Silberitiid CUR Guspabl bin.
10 sreift er itets nad benz peniser
ipertbpp1en Stid. -ipetl .es GROCER
iei". Die 8uredite ma6ten lid
bduiis bas Wergniisen, TIN auf bic
Hrobe gu itelen, unb elmer Der @Gite
fra9te 8 en-Trottel: .@arum nebmt
Sbr eenn INNER BEN RideI? 8ennt
Sbr niht ben 8ertb Der Wiin8en?~-
.8eipib femme th ben llnteri6ieb. aber
lucnn ib Sas Silberitiit ntbme. Mir
ben bic arrsdite bulb aufb6rcn, midi
auf bic Srobe 8u itelen ...."
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(Nopen1ber.'

Nobember.)
8. 9. 3aharias II. gliiabetb. 2dtus.
6. W. Q~eonbarb. @inot. grlafrieo.
10. Wilibrorb. g%ngelbert. Grnlt.
s. 30. @ottfrieb. A s~efrOnte 8riioer.
9. 8. Sbeobpr. Sreites. l%triinns.
10. s. Inbreas Ipellin. Srppbon.
II. 9. Wartin, 9. Wennas. @eranils.
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aatboliider &irdenfalcnber.

BON bes q D II 9
81 e Of nun9 9.
Wattb. 1S, 23-35.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We wish to announce to oul
patrons and to anyone else utter
ested, that we have arranged al
association to better care Tor our
work IN medicine and surgery.
Doctor Morgan needs no intro
duction to the people in this
country He has practiced here
nearly nine years, and has been
mainting the PHYSICIANS and Sur.
geons Hospital for three wears.
Doctor Oldham is a graduate
of North western University Med
lcal School of Chicago in 1906.
Has had hospital training and
has practiced nearly ten years in
Oakley, Idaho.
1t is our purpose to take care
OF our cases on the hig hest plane
OF scientific and ethical service.
Signed,
DR. ] X. MORGAN
DR.. + p. OLDHAM
Offices-C entral Bldg, over Bed,
ford Fisher Drug Co.. Main ST.,
Twin Falls, Idaho.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-27

Ray Guyman and wife, Mrs. jacob
Dayley and Mrs. Elmer Haight wen,
to Burley Wednesday.
Mrs. Quillian and children came UP
from Twin Falls to spend the week
end at home
DR.. Toolson went out to :Burley
yesterday.
A scarcity of houses seem to pre-
vail this year in Oakley according to
the number Of inquiries received at
this office the past two weeks.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-27
Transportation Problems.

Our new Sunday and Week end
Excursions solve them. Many
autoists, too. are finding out our
rates are cheaper than using
their own cars. Ask about them.
Agent O.S.L.R.R
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-27
Oct. 3O.31: Nov. 1st

Oct. 3O-31; Nov. 1st.
Via OSL. for United Cattle
and Horse Growers Association
convention. and Automobile
show. Tickets limited to Nov.
9th. See Agents Tor rates and
further details
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-27
For A Muddy Complexion.

Take Chamberlan's Tablets and
adopt diet of vegetables ana GER.
calls. Take outdoor exercise daily
and your complexion will be greatly
improved within few months. Try
It, Obtainable everywhere.
ADVERTISEMENT
Complete line of Ladies and Gents
Ids. Garments at the Toggery.
Call in and get your winter supply.
DR.. E. P. was up from Twin Falls
yesterday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-27
Conference Excursion to
Burley Sunday

A special train will leave Oak
ley Sunday at 9 I'm. for Burley
and returning from Burnley at 5
pm. Round trip 9Oc
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-27
Oakley Canal Company
Oakley, Idaho, Oct. 81. 1910
TO Enlrymen Under
Oakley CnnalSyStem:

The regular run of water
will be discontinued November
LIST, 1916, and IN AS mach as do
nestle or stock water will be de-
livered only at stated periods
during the winter season. all
entrymen are urged to fill their
cisterns and ponds during the
present run of water.
by order OF the Board OF
Directors.
A f. CLARK, Watermaster.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1916-10-27

Commissioner John Lowe OF Albion
was in town few days visiting al
the home of his son John 0.
Mr.. r. |. Mills. and old timer of
Oakley returned back again on
Wednesday after an absence of over
nine years. Mr. Mills has rented the
old Dahlqulst building, and which
he will open up Jewelry store, and
follow up his old trade of watch and
clock repairing, and will also fix up
studio for picture taking.
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Republican Ticket.
For President
CHARLES E. HUGHES
For Vice President


CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS.
For Presidential Electors
lGNATz WE'LL. Standpoint
w. II. EsTABRooK. Idaho CITY.
e. A. WALTERS. Twin Falls.
d. w. CHURCH, Poca tello.
For Congressman
BURTON l.. FRENCH
ADDISON +. SMITH.
For Governor
d. w. DAVIS
For Lieutenant Governor
b. M. Holt
For Secretary, of State
GEORGE K. BARKER
For State Treasurer
JOHN w. EACLEsoN
For Attorney General
MARLIN SwEELEY
For State Auditor
GEORGE w. LEWIS
For Supt. Of Schools
Miss ETHEL E. REDFIELD
For Inspector of Mines
ROBERT n. BELL
Nom Partisan Judicial Candidate
ior Justice of the Supreme Court
ROBERT N. DUNN
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