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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
THE RUSH is ON

ACH Incidence air
IL
the recedng line Then they
OF is
gold seeking but the finding the gold the Alaska would
remark Nor the gold they seeking this
obtained the frantic
grubbed easily
The another usually well
gamblers chance all
while infinitely
Grubstakn should
that nearly all the discovered
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
INSURANCE RATES TOO HIGH

~vME protection
alarm sounded
burning
OF high in those
auxiliary
nearly completed.
o
building
The would profit
company
OF department system.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
HOW LONG, o LORD. HOW LoNe9

ONDIrIoNs collected Tono
~ highest
commissioners
The back
which
possibly epidemic
before
had?
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-02-26
ADVERTISED LETTERS


list of advertised letters remaining
at the Tonopah postoffice for the week
ending February 25, 1916. When call
ing for these letters please state that
they are advertised. A fee OF one
cent will be charged for the follow
ing:
simon Abrabal, Bracket & Kevil
Cbas Cell. Gevor Filipovic, Joe ID
Harrington, VIM. James. Miss Tad
Phillips, Mrs. Henrietta Rotterdam
Joseph Spraitz, Vim. Young.
]. w. STEWART. p. M.
If YOU want the telegraph and local
49, DO
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Everyone Should
Drink 10 Water
in the Morning
w-~---=.
Wash HhRy ala the stomach. E.4-
SRI ard bowel P7lRana t-
fore breakfast.

To feel your best day in and dag
out, to feel clean inside no zour bile
tn coat you tongus and slcEBn your
1raata or dali your head Fta e1nHtipa
tion. bilious attacks. 5icH Flrariaehe.
colds, rheumatism III gaasy. 41Id ataEn-
zch. yoa uaust haLha On the inside like
yoa battle outside. THIS ia vastly
more important. because the skin
pores do hoe absorb impurities iHta
the blond. while the b @el nceaz da.
says 3 elI-kno@n phy#icina.
To keep these p~oiaoas and toxins
eel flushed from the stomach, liver.
kidneys and hoaFeIs. drink before
breakfast each day, a glass OF hot wa
ter Wlth e feasrocn9uI Of limestone
phosphate in 1t. This siI1 cleanse.
purity and freshen ths entire alInea-
tarF tract, before putting aaara food
sn.c the stomach.
CfeL Il quarter pound o. lIrneafnri q
phosphate fr9Tn your druggist or at
tEle HfoFe. It ia inexpensive a4la als
most tastesa, except r eduris2
ti1as which lib HOE unpleasant. L4anz
phesEhated hot water every uacTrilz
70 rid your system Of These Tila b1f-
SONS and toxins ALSO 80 prevent taaLE
formation
To feel liEa y1uIg folks feali like
you falt before ggor 5l7tl5. gla 4ia and
muscles becar Ela saturated #ittt s4n ass-
eamulatIon co body noiaplis. tsagla this
treatment azd above ali, an II trt
As soap alid bat #fstaF zet 31l aa1irl.
cleansing. s1~taataTling azll purifying Il.
- l}mastane pllo sDhaie alriff tllsG FFHteF
before breakfast. act cE 4l1e stdllaallay
LIVER Kidneys and b1'H alB.-AdF.
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BILIOUS, W :ADACHT.
SICK 'CASCARE|| |: !. \ !
1ef1tIy ci9af1se gt1ur liHfF aFl1
sIuggish t11plaIs HiiIla
VIOLA d lefsga.
(3at a. 11-eaf4t hf2H,

t#esf a IQr1e3Iik tiflaN- Observation-Disclosures
fste4 ~aea1ache, blIifa H%atlst4 MI zEgi-
WEISS. coated Ef,ngaa+ tbiil laHi.e #faFa RfpFlH
hraath---aIsFaFg trace tilAT1i ts EsiTEFad
liyees tlsIayetl. farrnartiItE fctla lHII tlRH
bowels fr SOUR, gseay EltfiFAa#aft NJ
Poisonous matter eltlHgefs lli tllfa llRr
testinfs. ln#tbad BIT bttTla tsaF44E t4iilt
OF the system ts re-ahsurhesta iEAfss a iii
blood. when t1ls f;9isoE1 Ftsae HH BaaHRH|
delicate brain ~tiHasia 1t aAGlsea glaB#R !
gestion and taah tiuli, tiardb i8inRs AAEE-
ening headache.
Cascarets Igll Immediately e~fFaTiaH th#
stomach remove the RGilr, glldiFEHHHBsAtl
food and foul gaRefs, ta4ye tiaa eH #8Fitia
bile froIa tha liver and tarrF taiif ##atsFa
the constipated waHta yl4rtaF IBBBlltl
polsons tn the bowslR- #8
A Cascaret Tonight ziill ~aia9ttsg
straighten YOU out by nlargs ing- fIRIteiF
work white you sleep--s l6Ae#at sgtsN
from your druggist means gEy1r EfeaHla
eFsAr, stomach sweet agld gtNIT iHsaF
aG2d bowels regular for Iaonlhss AaRis
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It Is nog always that q lack NJ naouay
Ia q bazefit.
a 3s5iY lA ARK. oTEos her haalth 70
tile fact that als could Hal pay IN
advance tha ea demanded by il sna-
90 treat her for stomach trou-
bla- LIN falling OF her case she says:
haa hean treated hg ea2r diHt alt
ph5 siaIans during 10 years of sto.-aefI
tres hIe. Lately called on another
Hh8 told nle he could net cure Eae,
u1at ! bad neuralgia Ct las stomach
Than ! went To q specialist who t3la
a rad Cafarrh Of the stomach ana
saId he cupid cure me- in four m0ntha.
but would hare 20 haga his anon =
Gown. / c0uiG n0E raise the nec8s-
aary aIa ENC In Say extremity ! was
lal - qalit e41ss and tey FoaLQfa.
THE raGa hass hean magical, I
nov aleap eell st night. sa%Hsethissg /
Ha1 mot dome f3r 8 long Cina. the pain
IN my stomach is goEta n / aIa =
raAe oman.
-vary time / had tried In BE9p e5E
lsa Tered from aa7asa Headaches.
Ba continued TO drink it, ~aithnugh |
gHii reason tn bali4 It was in1aFi1ls
a 8uf wAen mad Postum TO
Baf tn It was f5iTG afau
80 my surprise 5fd Ho nfiaH cot.
fee when I began 30 drink Postum.
fGoaea had 1enf 4~Gaa4Ilr ann surely
billing me ard / 5iiIn't fsily realize
Rast Was DANG il .totiI / emit al1
changed to Posture Name giye y
Postum 1o,. Battle (.feak. ATieE-
Postum 1ofsiaa in t#u forms
Pazt.iH Carta6--Che original form
sailaE ba sell bislied, 16c and 25e pack
$685.
instant Foafaf4--A soluble sHi afdr--
z.se8lvea qy1iGFly HI a clp Of hot Ia
Ter ana, Wffll eFRam and sugar, mzB@a
Z delicious beverage inEtantIy. a2G
ma 5ae elnB.
Islth kinds are equally delicious
and cost G%Eaalfs tha HsrEia rar eslEa.
There's Il Fl aasGn# Err P1atnm.
--a8sd By CsracaFH-
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TRADE REVIVAL IN |
WESTI'.EE [. I'm CANADA
Mot a Myth but an Actually
Shown in the Returns 4 All.
ficuIturaI Statistics arid
Every Department 0f
Trade and C1Fr-
fIlerCa.

The trade revival tn rB@fiTttsE,A, fgAF5~
katfaewan ard Alberfa Fa arl aetEiafGty
and not II myth. 1IHtarH III t1saaH Ill
spirit of offtifaiaErs ll lille air, sgat aH
tsg1 years ngo tllere prevailed fEiB tlrH
poalte spirit Bf naealfFliaEu.
A general trade revival ila# ssalsti
felt In aTssry department Bit Fl4laiaiHBs Ias
the 7stBifia Provinces. -'kle acknowledgements
turiste are in better allaD0 tliRr gna.#
have ever been before il tllatF ligess
no farmers OF amy country arta In l,AlG-
ter financial condition aEla I'LL Ii nare
general state Of prosperity 4ilaAs Ass#
tlle farmers OF MaslltoHa. E3aaEE#tttillIs
wan aglfl Alberta. 'Thn COMMITMENTS tH&NNsHs
l1a Tvaated ii record crar---at gran f#fAGGaH
enrichaa tl3Rfll Il, the at1tt.nt AK HHBittA
thing over $500 .000. 300. i
tn! tho eltias the pr1anaritY tpA AaHHs
tstotiltry haa heen rallaeftad. Ea!atBsfy4l
where business 10 OH ttta h lstlsT. Tsfsgs
fefl3leaalfra and the RETAILERS aaltt eaiH
Implement dealers find l1uslrless gtitaf
THE banks and either collection lleusss
tialfl collections aatts raftory, stnll fifia1i-
elai mon dealfifa tilaa westarnafa at#a
paying lfD tllair ftipia- TIL WflnrlE ysfa.
the bark clfafarlga i1sLFa baan t1e lIsrE.
cut in History. #aE ttaf9isng ForraH ssssllztA
the figures MI MONTREAL al1d ,TTurasitr.
The grain shipments have 1eail Rlia
biggest Ia thia history of 7VS9FiHiniae# aFiH
In the History OF tha turil Inngrta. HTttrts
William a17d Port AFtlur- -rha ftiafH
FEFdnT hfHsHaan i5asst I1agH a fiyy 4-rtgy. tk4..
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TE,a WIrnlnn Eaina.

Darling. 1t you will marry me.
will do everything in my power to
make o happy"
Il am afraid that you ARE too fcnd
Of your oWrn pleasure Go ba a eg1atl
husband
i will deny ffl1 nothing
But my Wants arm vary simple II
In companion ship that I must ha7a.'
fComrarionahip Sweetheart, ii yoa
viii ba my w5f8 / will lat you coins
saa to tbs rn)vies every might and
never Hratitble- "
WhereqpGn she flIl inEc mis- arms
ard Immediately after beeagA plan-
ming tine "details Of The waddlng-
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GALLIENI, ENERGETIC AND SIMPLE

Energetic simplicity is the aorali-
mating characteristic Of General Gal
Iieai. Frances new minister OF war.
aud ha gave & good example OF It On
September 5. 1919. when ha found MIN.
aelf suddenly intrusted with the de
fealse CT Fafiz 1pon tl5t crucial day.
The government had fed TIC Ter
deagx haG9re rhe onEu8h Of the 'Tcgs-
to2ic hoFfea. Cailiepi naast aefand tha
tity. lie fell that Aia FIRST duty asa tn
.alE Ela Parisi4Gs 8E the slrtation he
EaFa taaEn. He summoned a famous
4i#tasial eFl isz staT To prepare the
glrs1t 4fla&Iln
=i4i glanced nj the lGs1g, high
sounding phrases. THANKED the his
torlaz. handa1t hiYa This Mays and.
picki4g SID & Etan, 3e9ts.
ITO tlie inhabiBaala HHa aho Array
ct Iaris. The Enemh4ra af the gov
5rnTHHHs ng the Fepaai aays leGt Paris
10 sire q new imp a' 10 eng national
ief#n=a 7 haee reael7aa fh4 artl=f ID
dafand Paris a,Eain84 the invader. Iha
-{fallieni.f
That phrase t9 sEla very and
PaFL=EiAf4s. II lis the Hloag faEIltsAa Hhra
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PRESIDENT III PERIL

Jose IT'D tslts e~issi3 aaslisslad tina
presidents #s tftf republic tt F'erE,
and rao# that s31rt1 America arag
ataffh American atfsfFs ara attracting
tfa notice III the United States, hs
carfc1 aitfl record nG scrfics ara II
ARe<i3sl interest,
Dir. Pardo w8B born i'm Lima se,rsB
fifty gesrs ago, the tkird sgfl oil tic
famous statesman. Manuel T'arCo, EiEt-
a=9hE b l0rller president Of tFta r5pulfla-
During ina early yai4lra te his llfa BNe
F'ardo devoted his atJ8nTi-n ll tia
family asts.rss, the principal pro5a-
tlcn or which la sugar ca1e- Turning
IL ptsllll1a. l@ was elected prBs1destt
ct the FssQ1tiip for tile l4rIra 1a94-
and 1T tn tils achievements during GEAa
period THAT premise O. stable gCveb
rlant,
THE EgalHhta derived by the cnatT.
try during ATr. ParIn's previous TERN
Of aiEces whore tho reforms ware a
fecttel- SHOW rEta+ numerous traataa
-z=-.---Eu ,~-&+a- -----E a. - g. lt
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SUCCESSOR IT'D F'REI= NJ CHI

l3en- Sir Douglas Haig. wflo has
~B1cea8lad Weld Marshal French aa4
commander Of the British forces I'm
Francs and Flanders. ID slfty4our
yfsr5 CID Ella began his military cR-
F0eg With the Seventh EaasarB In 1885
and sarTed in CHG Sudan and South
African campaigns, It'll both Of which
ha wo1 distinguished hnn9ra and PRO
naotitsns.
Al the outbreak Of che present
war ha was general otiieer command
ing at AIderst4ot sni afteH 4FaFl Ra=
Ezaada commander OF the first ARMY.
k~iasrfral til15s during the wal (iafi-
aral #HaiE 2as heen highly praised i1
the et5aEa elts8 of tha general he has
sFaecaaietI At the battle OF The Ai4lia
his ae1d1ct vas described lg Field
alaraHal Fir John French Els bold.
ekilLEii ans 4Bejalve,"
Field bl4rs5Hl French ia his dir
patch 20 the British war 0Floa daaerLa-
ing ths famous retreat fr,3ln bfasiH.
credited Sir Douglas with having exaHl.
at L4aadra1les.
aeaaTal Fzaig il 81 .~3co-chrraazl. He "
eares n tle Sudan, wElaF, La v4aa p-art.
gallantEy lat Atbnra and before Khartnt
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ea- aurnrv EIed

In q certain village In South XII.
Fanay there IS a house the door ef
#lieh must be- raised 4 little 10 fa
abanei and for this purpaas. thu 14atz+
Il IL generally used One might 4
knees was heard at the 5oor and 3 boy
efas sent 20 AlL1w wElo Was there.
~ hos lhHre9" asked tha you1gafeF,
It's me-" answered The peranEa t9lt
Eille.
shouted baGA ID such a Gona That tina
nerssa outside could hear hita
oh. mother, it'a BRA, Murphy; get
the hatchat' Needless to say. Mra.
asuruhy didn't wait.
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iii FFatfld tssa tfttar for you IL yelGl
f11il atitlFg Gas much, remarked Thu
iillfllasa ad wiser.
#Eat11il hare, re1niriad tho dyBneg,.
fifif l~flasts flitsarIst itlaaa may lMa all
lritsllt tor pictures i4nd poetry but
%fl1ll't try 10 atart any few caaprri6f
Motions shout fay 1tlla cf farta.''
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fhss Foung ggongan had spent & busy
dag.
She hs3d tEravE}aater II s~#lzzpaopI8,
buiisrlE sfed q iICorwaItors argued VIC
toFitilalF AwlGh q milIisi8f. laid doesu
tia arg I'll p. n1odiste. Hippad III me bud
Z taxi cham 4eura attempt &c over
Charge her. r1afa,e q street car efsndua-
Tor step Tile Cart III the middle of 3
bloet fqr her. diHtAarE a7 h8r maid and
engaged arothee. I'M otherwise re
fused to ailoH l RBlf To ba IMPRESSED
annn-
Yet she tafa fa1t graila That light when
2 yoalLEa#s a6 h begged;
- aaa na yaT DFoEeat9H Ehr0uE1
-
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leu Htas5i tI4epIy srieved DIVER TIA
death af 5fr. tsniegs. said the first
sJllllThanita-
i e4, # -1iLfal the second suburban,
ffa- #F4Hts 1a-fsrf very close together"
ff1ll fllfaai-iae g1le, / didn't lEnovv
ToiH afif isiI at.a had anything It'd ct51nt
fleiii. H
i HlltrGIid #aJ VIE baaa why. 5ntgga
aEaHl | HEHrell cLla siailiti sttaD It'd tuWn
ftTtsfF Hl9r1iL1g l1r fla4rly 1lfteen
gagfiz. z
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THE REAL NJ.

We'll. pa, said young Cubbles,
'n0T that Z have perfected myself in
agrc Monty. I'm going to show you how
to F,In things about hare
: sA%gronouly,' chr unused the old
farmer That's q hifalutinH name der
call farnlin' by nm | guess you kn0a
q wh0la lot about it. but there alnt
&c college ON earth that ain teach
you how To put pep inter D. hirea
man
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"What are tr7ur REASONS lcr talilik-
Ing that your party is sure to ba VIC
tofitiSlE next Year,"
i haven't any reasun,'' replied Sen.
aEtff Sorghum Il propose to go be,
yaElti t1af ana appeal to tllA rann4d
fffEfinlla sense lily substituting ir.tlii.
tiEgl fcr reason
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4 kaalaaa conaurner.

How is your Mailman m
4-Vagg reliable, A4 navtar misses
tar hnlats.
But how Ia hia u1iiE% In it di-
Well, l really cant say. You zee.
We never kept a cow, ami I 1on'E
hilow low natlk tn ila natural state
ought III lo0ls.s
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What queried tina rety YOUNG
nian. 'is the difference b3twefan IL
statesman a1d ii politician g.
"A Statesman + explained the smell
bFYLIlo sage, rem I'M 1ara the American
eagle oeta aianallg. willie "a politician
thinks oIlg of quail on toaEt.
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"01y is that dog making SUCH an
Internal racket n
lit liz his way of enjoying himself.
IIe'e pretending THERE'S 4 rat i1 the
%oioHaL''
Well, ii he doean't stop making
auci2 a fuss over imaginary rats, I1l
try feeding hirn ON imaginary lN3nea,s =
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. "hiy wife is going 10 that slasquer-
ade ball az a sirnpta fisher mandan.f
Going TO borrow Il faherfR costuEls
from scEaa ai1g5pl 4 madden"
Rot On yopr life. Going TO have
one esnecially constructed 1pf ~. 0g0. 2
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ara. A---S don't aeh ttlF you could
Invite EIfs. Bla16 DIN your yachting
parry Ttl#n you dialilga hnr no.
Mrs. t3.--1h. | Irllaw fhe'd set aaa
Hiak aT1d / fFarlleil tht, nlarl t1 aeas lesr.
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Asra. Peck treading from novell--
ard an they aere married and lived
fiappiar yer after.
AaF- E'ecl-4uh They must have
seclrld q divorce righG ava2, didn't
tAay
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short-Thera oes a young wornars
VINO bunkoed me out of Ii fortuna.
Longevity. how'a that
Short--She is the heiregs was
telling you about who refused Ia
marry me.
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"Yez nlslst speak more distinctly
] g-ank ear what YOU say. AaY4. what
WAs 5f1flr last s~eutenca?'
'Wali. IL you bl0GElin' wei alusr
knows it was aix months. london
tsulMon.
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EVERY occupation haas LIS OVER De-
Ciillar d~3s@aHa."
Then i3n rose growers have tbs
pink eye, and carpenters, this SHIN
gles7T
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li3 WAS IL %alIltii' illt .hsr-n iae iloEleEt
ffl5rl, the %taAtlitiH Oil e4gtt children.
by and by tIla flifi tilt arrived.
THAT G~lleaail'i. isasitl THE aylnpatnet-
ia Eieig17t,T ''one rslura snnuth to
feed, =
OH ! afgs't Elirld tina feed bIla.t 4 ra-
11ifiasl ffla f%l4tller, ''hlt bairag 8 girl
bHtig. it ~1iltsa4Gla clle more mouth ia
~liagafl Etf 2
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Lovely woman has to huHrle.
After starting in iife's race;
Time strives 10 overtake her,
BAT she oaly U1akes Il face.
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Smith was very near getting thu
game. He came within an ace of tak.
ing the winning trick, r
why didn't fla?"
THE either fall}W had the aee-''
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SMITH saw Il WC1laan pass a Until.
iiHaef'a YFisltlflw teddy without paGsing
I'D latek In.
nTl7s--E'Cl2 10 thing, Blindness is In.
tleg1 Ct tnrribie affflcti1n.
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DO you believe NIL mtn are guy do.
ceivers?" asked Mrs. IgFabble.
mo, indeed" azlsa FeFfsd tlrs. Dub.
waite. There's Mr.. IJuDwaIte, for In
stance"
'fYes?"
I'm hia efforts TO deceive me he even
goes 50 far aa to SIZED aeaTs.'
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Milwaukee has installed 25 rool or
tlilliard Tables In It's puolic school
Buildings.
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Dr7EEssta EsffnflsI usanep if FAZ[1 OINTMENT
Easz 70 suEa It1hinE, Btifl4. BisHs iaR - #~iEdlFd1-
EnH Piiaz- First application aigas Ealia9- A2s
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Il understand a party CT dancing
masters Visited & home fer paraly efcs
y eateftiag.
tsg5falI?
sI4 Was AT ~oulFAga.-'
+eaf1gy so?'
The aetret purpose ggas to gat Some
nA~ IDEAS for dance steps"
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Mother GFay7s sweet Powders Tex ChiltreaEi
HFeas 1Hn Ea'laa in "A hours, relieve FsserFiaer
ness, HEadAafe, Stomach Troubles, TeEEhirlf
Disorders move and regulate the basVEtas iant
Destroy Worms 'f1eg ARE 20 pleasant 10 taHs
cbtlaEeH Ska them, Lseta by Mothers for9E yeEtra-
AL arnggiats- Aaa. hiAfspAe FisEEA A1dreaaas
M9taAr asrag Go La E5B4, MsT.
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He KEPT HIS PLEDGE

J1hn H. Tillman tx Fayetteville.
Ark ls au ambitious person with
cEaanlq chlsaled, staeeu1HulIke fen.
turss, red haid~-rad hair wIih a E9-
frantic backward sTeep-and a dis
position to do thuao things that he
sets our 70 do Consequently. because
he made Il little agreement ln his early
boyao1tl t1 go To congress, he has gone
TO congress-. More than thirty years
ago u rair OF youngsters. one of them
TIIIrlan. sat under a big Oak tree and
o~ffhandetaly 1nale q boylsAa compact
10 meet aorno day IN congress. The
plan entered into lightly yFas not
sealed In blood, Huek Finn Eaahion.
ar anything IKE that; still, as Gilman
lo0kad ar ii, an a]ereenlent. Ia ar agree
raent- TIE ook the !hizlg seriously
and made MP his miud Cd kaep the
trFst- liver since that day under the
biz calT irea h0 has conducted himself
as eIa Having Ell appointment to full
I'LL ami stagaT Cd be- 54 the way. Boil
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Myrfler-Lid ynl hear how that aes-
7lAlg i5arcaatic hiias Bangs got arerl
with l1ttla AFthua' Jonaag
Alarlnn~~Gso,
ayFtle~ S.e zttt up and gave him
har seat I'm G4a atreselg car.
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We would ali be generous All rfiai
time II someone else would gurrishI
the whereqFtthaa,
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te young mem Ho fFanaa the pledge hatamH RWFos and oRch served MA
district SIS prosecuting Attorney TEen CITE ~ tha gDuEg men blew up SO far
- sticking to hB hE7hamaHt H#H concerned lila quit thinking about c0n
gTeas ard became Fl Presbyterian miamr-
after serving DE- district prosecutor Tflnaa became "a circuit fudge and
than WAS honqred by being eIselaa president oe 4he CE1varstg 1f Arkansas
That might h49e been eaoueh honor far THimanl and doubtless would
have ba@n, e5eept for h1a agreement Ho had cold ha friend no was going
ta PIE CHI hand al 4 certain piaea and ne r4eant 20 Cd just thH1 when he
hHBaa hIs campaign he frankly lot The NJ srs about ha boyah compact am-
pint il 54uarey UP to them whether he should be a1Ia 10 keep hs agreement
or not
What else was there far the voters o d2 You couldn't go To the roHs
ana E1rea n nan t1 5TeaG 9 pledge. could you?
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
BAY SPRINGS news

Quite crowd from our community
attended the oil day singing at Double
Run Sunday and report nice time,
and Gne singing.
The rain that visited other sections
last week missed us, and we are still
badly in need OF rain but the crops
ere looking fine,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Brown and chill
dren CT Cordee, were in cur midst a
short while Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Nixon Of Tippetyille,
visited Mr. and Mrs. E. T. McSwain
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Matte Owens entertained the
young people with an ice. cream sup
per last Saturday night
Prof. 3. c, McMicAael and family
have returned to their home in Cor
dele.
The attendants at Sunday school at
Rainey school house last Sunday af-
,emoon was small on account of SO
many Of our young people being at
Double Run,
Messrs. B. p Gappington and W. c.
Gibson made a business trip to Cor
dele Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Moore and daugh-
Ter. Miss Susie, we're in Cordele shop
ping last Saturday.
The quarterly meeting was held al
Mt. Carmel last Saturday and was
we'll attended
Last Saturday afternoon a negro,
jim Hall, who lives on Mr., E. T. Nc
SWANS place, was out digging goph-
ers and uncovered two large rattle
snakes. He began yelling and john
Watson and w. II. Blanchard went to
lis rescue. They succeeded in killing
cne Of the snakes, but only shot the
rattlers off the tail Of the other.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
HURST AT LAST DIES
IN ATLANTA HOSPITAL

Atlanta, May 1S.-h3 p1uckily as he
fought death on the morning OF May
5, when he lay suspended, utterly
helpless, for fifteen minutes across q
network of wires of the new trans
former station at the Atlanta Woolen
Mills, while 1900 volts OF electricity
surged through his body, Ernest
]. Hurst, lineman inspector for the
Georgia Railway and Power company
continued his fight for life foW l.
days up to. last night when he died
at the Atlanta Hospital.
Two burnes, one on his shoulder
and one on his leg, had cooked TIC
flesh to the bone. Erysiplas set IN
some days ago. Physicians did every
thing to save him.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
HOPE 80 PUT OHIO
II! DRY COLUMN

Cincinnati Ohio. May 1S.-The
r}ans Of prohibition workers to place
Clio in the statewide no-liquor col.
umn are going on quietly but with
none the less force, regardless Of the
llct that SO far it does not seem prob
able shat a prohibition amendment
viii be up to q direct vote this fail.
Under the direction of the Anti-Saloon
League an active campaign is being
WaEeG that is said to be the most clab
crate ever undertaken by the organiza
ton in this state. A fund Of $780,,
00C is being aimed at by the finance
committee, it is understood, and il
addition a statewide survey Of the
saloon and ali things incident there
10 is to be made A comprehensive
organization Of workers is one Of the
fundamental moves. This corps will
be in readiness to conduct the neEi
prohibition campaign lot an amend
mcnt, whenever thai action is deem
cd advisable.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-21
SsySaywEwS!1'CF
COMMENCEMENT OPENS
AT WESLEYAN MAY 20

Macon, May 1s.--Wesleyan college
will close the session of 1856 on
the evening OF May 20.
The commencement. exercises viii
begin on Thursday evening, May 20
whit a recital by the graduating de-
cartment Of music. At noon Friday,
May %, the trustees will meet in an
nual session. This board consists OF
thirty-two distinguished ministers and
laymen of Georgia and Florida Metho-
dism. Rev. w. N. Ainsworth, D. d.,
Of Macon, Ga, is chairman OF the
board. W. R. Hammond, OF Atlanta
is vice chairman, and George B. Jew
EFT, of Macon, secretary. The board
will be in session Friday and Satur'
day.