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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-17
ACREAGE FOR SALE

~. ACREAGE FOR SALE
tIostI> HARoAiN
~ acres nprth ~ eitY iimits auto stass
right bv door half bottom land easy
90 clear. Ideal Tor Earden. fruit and
chickens nns improved places 81
arnund Priced Tor qutek sale
$3.50 $40 t.-a. so fth MONTH
10 scfss sosih ~ a. = navy YARD psri
rHItE ss0. % CASH, ~ rEH NoNTu
rBR A,HE
AAstN ~tNTo> 60.
iiio First Ass Enloii t1i1
iiN atHt-
~ GOOD slider and cedar land. viu'
spHaE ell slashsd Eoed nrishhsfs
cream aHd esq route - miles 10
stafs ana rnstofftrs
rrfe~ $500 Tenn.
tifiiORD NAN aHsDAIT. Inc.
1879 THIRD Avs
sgt rms
srfss IN our ns~ Farmers Grange
Addition itte. iss essh. 90 p-r
Tor land aud clearing
CLIFFORD Van AHsDAir. Ino.
isis THIRD Az. isi Warrington ~
REAL BIG SNAP
acre. issg south ~ seattle on houi.
ysrd Fou rsn live there Hnd wurk In
cit house hsrn. ehirtrn houses. good
veil Al Tor ~ 500 lee hiE snap
HERMAN a. HrHnDEpEN
.iistste 0fesn nlds FOURTH ana rihs
woRKfNGNEN. LOOK,
why don't Yau set mite farm rins- 90
whsfe ga esn wrFHr IL fh@ one Nag
90 make good IN fhis ne ~ rrqaifs,
eni} iiiis eash 90 So started ~iih
The znrk lakes care - you. ~
sides pAFtnE Tor the land our land 10
~ %. As N~snen district. tho best In
'hs state close 60 school ,a~ns snd
lufs Of ~ork Circular tree
d rETERa, iis Columbia ~
s-AcRE RANcH
ja.t ssuih % SEATTLE reached ~
inisrurban ears o. suto osst fn. fasds
seed small house. outhuiidinrs stosi-
isui coil spring water % abundance.
pirsf 90 house. fruit and garden
gulfA ssis nsr~ssafY Priced 1873
sufas terms
ClfAnt.Fa FoaEHH coarANr
siaska nuiidinF
foN pgrAli.k oS lands
isndF 60 eur miiis ara camps
write o. zee D ~ nEfKLEiohS
Mrr Lsnd usRt iftl 4. g nmi,h nag
SEATTLE WASH
-rsa deal wtth %. direct, %
TunEE LANEr trNnER CO
70 A,nr-
ate % hufisy. lice level. seed soii
itte. terms
CLIFFORD VAN AnsDALE. Ins.
~-~~~>o~seS>lss.~ :. ~ ,.ss,sc.,ooo~~oo
4<-Houses for Sale
OWNER SICK
Nusi ssll rhtansY ridge attractive f.feosr
nnfsrn hanEsios bot ana cold water
hath rss ard electric lights nice. airy
roer1a butlt iu ssasHfss fine lot fruit
ara rpwsrs as.essrnsnis raid IN fuil
only iitfe. iiee cash. bsisncs SIC psr
tmorfh
Main so: HELL co Giobs piA
ron FALE-s.Room MODERN HOUSE
ana fafnifaFs tso blocks from rhinnsT
car tiif uayton ave
FoR sALE-A sSAr-Aa MOVING
assay VIII cell s.room house t~o
vsii Improved lots nrsf car line fof
iitbe on essy Terms. ~ per cent OF
Ter ca.h tlss sitd Ass = "
HOME CHEAP. ~ SOLD QUICK
small t.feom hunrale- splendid view.
easy term. rhens West sseJ
Lands for Sale.
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DAIRY LAND

20 acres well logged OF level land This
Us The finest kind ~ slot clay soil
whore you can raise clover vetch and
FtasH This "a acres II an old burn
ana easily cleared has good creek
no rock or gravel, close ~ civ Of
1000 people Price 1900. 800 cash
balance $50 per year
Room rs Downs Bldg, 100 second Ave
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24-Business Personal

REsiECTNnLE' ooNdENtAL woNAN
wishes man partner for lndFinE house ].
must 30 honorable. ana nu general
delivery answered kstt star
NAN. a. WANTS HooD AFrEAhiNd
lady with moderate means 20 iahe hair
Interest m nice ihisfurhan store. 40.
drrss kfo. star
Miss JEWELL MANfCLhiNa nv
Third offies 10
MTsH hA0s uErAinrD .os rEo'
- nsss W l,,,,lls.y,ooooo1.o~~~~~~
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Send YOUR orders FOR ss.h ara fcor.
direct 20 q N wtiiiarn. CO. We can
cave yoa money give yen the best %
service snd guarantee safe delivery
Our hix estaiogu- No u mailed tree
Postpaid On request This catsiaEus
'heuid 10 n The hand. - every ans
expecting 20 hurd Writ. Tor one to-day
s'cFr-s panel aeor. .....+.......ti ti
es,,. .,., 49,, 49, a., - - ,,.. ,ss
Screen doors. gatssnts-f wire ... rs
fssss SLIGHT ~indess ........., iis
ieris s.usht sash ......... 50
fesss medicine cabinet door .. .fs
Cupboard deer SLASH srsta panels IS
s-ply veneer panels. square feet asA
turned porch columns tstssss as
Frames trsiis finish. nouidinss build.
us hardware
o n WILLIAMS co
Tel ~str iksf tsts rtr.s A..
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MADAM NELLIE

wo-id. greatest risifrefsns sad phr.u-
oioElsi guarantees 20 Rad reaf sniife
ufs past present sna futurs 9isss true
saFfrs on baslnets love health arc
family sffaifs tells tho name - fnus
futur~ husband ~ uif-. and rhaf % do
50 ~ sufrsssfui IN life She has JUS
sffisef ia THIS riif never here hsfafs
Cu= tisit ~ut pay fea fsr Yuur May
tisappaiaf rHsnfs tn others shs stii -
move 81 obstacles sad toll fas hoe 90
~in sna hold ths On. 500 desire Fhs
sipss advice On sit important sWAifs %
lifs Special readings SEE heisi ETA
rsafn & 1871 Hsrend. near Fths
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SHORT news
rsr STREET COMMITTEE of

THE STREET COMMITTEE of
the city council considered Thurs
day afternoon reports OF the cost OF
removing earth slides in Dearborn
Il. to enable the Seattle & Rainier
Valley Railway Co. TO operate cars
along that street
FLOYD RAIDER. King county
agriculturist. has appealed 10
Washington farmers TO aid in max
.ug seattle's firs, land products ex-
hibit success.
POLICE JUDGE GORDON dis
missed the case against the Moore
& ST. Marie employment agency
zoo Occidental ave. charged witt
'iolating the state law by charging
on appearance fee Of 81, when he
legrued the money was always re-
turned.
REV. CARTER HELM JONES
spoke on Civic Ideals before the
Seattle Rotary club Wednesday.
urging cooperation between the
business men OF the city.
L. II. DARWIN. state game war.
d. n. will get sl7 Chinese pheasants
Thursday from the state farm at
Wslla Walla and will distribute
them in western counties.
HUNDREDS OF Civil war veter
ans assembled Thursday in Wood.
land park for their annual picnic
and outing. A campfire. around
n hich tales OF the war will be spun.
is a feature OF the occasion Thurs.
cay night
PRESIDENT SUzZAllo assured
the committee in charge OF the
Seattle Ad clubs advertising show
that the University OF Washington
would cooperate and take part in
;he celebration scheduled for Sep.
TENDER 5 TO 3.
CHARLES BRADFORD. fishing
expert and editor of several vol.
tines of angling books. is the edi.
tor OF new magazine. The Ameri.
can Angler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-17

LOCAL rNuptr-r.A SOAP WITH
marvellous possibilities cleans every
thirE from cellar 20 fonf delicate
fabrics such lares siiks Einfss
hsis. rfsehet work there .. ~ equal
n siit even Hak~ ynur -siu 49,
sntooth a. velvet one package mak~s
0n~ quart costs The Mailed 60 fnuf
address Money hark Eaarartrr Wfit.
Ssllsr 1871 harvard ave seattle
YOUNG NAN SCI WtfH coon w
nbaniaai trade snf steady employ
rfrnt winh~s th~ acquaintance ~ a
lady hsteesn 20 and 90 sffi ar sidbw
shtert fnstffmaaF ~ suited no atI-c.
tien TO enc rhtit Address 80 star
rAi.f- STYLISH. EnrcArEp rotNu
man. from the North. has cssh Tor
tune desire. - correspond vifh fcuns
woman - healthy appearance ehiset
safiY nstftfnoHy address XII. star
,\yllihL/, Tree DOWN. Tres A WEEK
"gN Buy. . dts nsns or ~ateh
~H FErEu MICHAEL isss ;sd
'.ihsrsi credit Hsmadsiias
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and Found
i9-Male Help Wanted

DO rot NEED MONEY
We Siil loan you money on any ar.
tici- % value. We can also save
you money on al your needs Eps-
eial sale on suction goods consist
Ing 81 clothinE. shoes. runs. trunks.
suit cases. watches iswsifv. musical
Instruments. Alaska inEasrs sup.
plies str The BArKnin Store ana
Loan office 10 FIRST ave y cor.
nsr Washington. Phone Main is7f
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MADAME ARTS

MADAME ARTS
Scientific phrsneias,- ssa risirseysns.
hss lost arrived o. Faur eifs can si
tis. Yaa on ali affair. IN Nfs ~ you
afp in deabs ~ asspundsni ever foaf
business 90 family affsir. Ypu car
come aaf mere Than eonaasrur ~ cons
saftins thi. ~ond.fsai lady Tsns sou
" b. Aah shes pnu ~fii MARY advises
Ynm "a husiusss ana family affaifs. intr
and fmaFftaas tells ~hat 700 are
adapted fas ard hos % b. succsssfai
90 NE Hours from e uN special
prir. 30 cents nesrn -. nsrsshirs
Hotel tsie seeond ars
aKnhA DAVIS NOTED W HoPEAN
ratnlsf Price sec with her uuudsr.
fni siAirtofsnt ppssrs ahs tslis fou
on one fsadtnF viii rp9tinrs rnH
gus.titns ans~sfsd 1914 seventh. -
tvssn rae snt rin.
cffAHfEs fHkSKffS. WONDERFUL.
boy ciairvorani. paifniss. special reed.
Ing ste tiTb Pine .,
t.ifffAS SEYMOUR - WONDERFUL.
spirltuAf flairtoFant rnsdinu. fsadinE
daily CIRCLE taulaht eeiefk istk
Flsih ave rssr rrioH
uMR sf'~RUfSr - cARD prNDFp
ard happiness pathfinder Hotel Nor
~. rhird av. between PIKE ana
t'nion st ffosl ~ 20 10
MADAM Fny-HEfisnt.E CfAiRvoY-
ant csfd reader IT'S nm Elliott
tasBW
MADAM FWANK CtsAtRvOrANr
card reader. psimist. CSC iesh PIKE.
corner First Ho..' Enio,i
CAnp READtNo-RO NOON 3 isith sew
>~-~e~~~-~~N~s~sN~-~
23-Unfurnished Apartments
THF ortNry MODERN : AND 4
rooms Inexpensive Tet i1th. Past
$3.50
ST LAWRENCE ANp MODERN
apartments Cell ftes FiEhth ave
30-Furnished Rooms
FURNISHED ROOMS ron RE%r ist5
18Th vs. Phone West Sow
~~e~~4~~~~~-~eNN~e 4~r~~N~~~N-~~~NN~N~
3i-Housekeeping Rooms
ONE LARGE EEptNu ROOM.
nicely furnished isoo per month
Phone Nnrth ttto
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DIRECTORY
~~~~~~~~~~N~~~~~ ~~~>~~>~~~~~~~~e~
rur PHONE
erxrrf.u 49,. MAIN
STAR Wv
WANT AID RAFT ES

one cent word per Insertion,
~ tines Tor the prtce 81 five.
t,onpon hook H-pne hundred ltneS~
10 he used as desired saee
Help and situation ads. oueshalt rete
Funeral Notices ......ttt.t.s .sts s'Nt
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ADAIl\E lloyd

ADALlNE LLOYD
othsrr Fasas ard 60 ba' faf - rs.f.
aastin~ tAara has been Hssiti-s rhr~n'
ot5aiti srd business aatisrr IN 81 80
fairs - ufs. 81 rnisn. Apt n H.
iiatt 1aft special this usst. see
puEs ANYBODY kNpW TIE WHERE.
ahouis % NJ 3 " ttndsffaua sha
left Wo4uian Arrii ~. 1914 % ma
work AZ engineer - tamffnFf NefifF
Mrs O. " Llndssforn. sls Sinsh -
ffnautasa. wash
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rr.n.,es,--oh.rx~ Aa,ert,-,nE

TFansfent--t hhFkr N"N'
a.. 49,, tn.ar,to, SC
Sly fnsertlonz for the price OF i've.
10 per cent discount " hill u paid
within 10 DAYS after first Insertion
Want ads received up 20 II 30 a. N.
for insertion same day.
The star will not be responsible tor
errors IN Want Ads after the first
Insertion. and the placing o. an al.
for more than one time shall ~
construed as an acceptance OF thiH
condition hN the advertiser,
Advertiser must present Original
cash receipt when calling for let
tsrs addressed 70 box numbers care
Tho star when Wan, ADS. con
tanning box numbers ar. taken ny
phone The Star will give replies TO
parties calling for same. and as
sumes no respopslbiuty by such
action
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S-For Sale Miscellaneous
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Furniture Wanted.

g,s >Ss, sSsS = :. ~; SsiS ~
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MEDIUMS
EGYPTIAN
PIIRENOL.OGISI


Madam Aina has iust arrived lu seattle.
never sas here before ard she go tel
sou sii fouf pasi ilfs snd shat year
future ne 10 90 h~ can advise rau -
business sualrs family affairs and love
affairs teu Fau ~hsn you will mare
sna ths initial - ths one o. Nili
many nos - conquer yeuf snssiss
and AsAid at trouble ana be hArp1
tsli. sou in regard 90 your absent
frirads tell Yon ~hst reu are adapted
for and hos e. - surrsssfai IN life
tells fnu shat husinrss u mes' iurkt
fer sou The madam I'LL HiYs fHu
sseev satisfsrfteu tfsF rraatHGs are 81
confidential charges 10 cenfs The
madam ran BE- found ~ sttit Hien -
tstassn H-cana and Third Ewes. Nefr
non ueisi
ND rAtstNrnr So
University. hst~ssn INN ssd sifth
Tell past present ana fafufs Consisting
business and love sffairs adtise Feu
sheut divorce Gases sna shat viii -
rauf lucky stsp In iifs 10 take I'LL tell
full usmss 81 your lover asrs'hssff
frirnd. enemies ana what Feu are
rnost adapted for special fsadins.
Sc Permanently tseaisd Hours
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HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS

HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS
STANDARD HOTEL.
rsfrsr Flrss Ave and ptne -
Large modern outside ICONS elevator
service phones IN eli rooms rfrst class
60 ever, respect sec up; with private
hath ~
ISsFgcrioN CORDIALLY tNvtrrp
MARTINIQUE HOTEL EIGHTH hSp
untoB 3 sroom apartments 81 Sc
M mAiu Ttss
pss-fnvser-fsfsN ssrand q. wrsk ap
~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~S~~s~~-~J~~~S~4~~
9-Wanted Miscellaneous
wANTED-To HrY FoUp can 1875
o. 1918 model Appiy james Hsnsrr.
~-~~~N~~~o~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~
io-For Sale Livestock
FRESH COW ron SALE iiii stsT
~~~~~~~|~~~~~-~>>>~~
i5-Lost and Found
COIN FTHAE lost
Loot. coin purse in Coliseum theatre bs-
tween 20 and 90 Wsdnesfav own-
sr anxious Tor the kseusukes IN the
purse Return and receive reward
call % Queen Anne f72l
ANNA oBFAL Will. FIND HEH
purse which was fsft IN auto ahfeh
brought her from Scar -Hoebuck hy
calling Qu~en Ann~ 1919
~~N~'~~~~~~~r~r~~~~~~
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Physicians and Surgeons
Store Fixtures and Showcase

SHOW CASES AND HTORE FfxTUREs
uew and secondhand all kinds. I'd
yard l., GomoI. lsisb Third ave. near
Pine
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ONE LARGE HorsEKgEpfNU Room
nicely furnished - 90 per month
phone North tito
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Collateral Loans

A REsPEcrABLE Pf.ACE 70 poRROw
money on DIAMONDS and IEwELRY
lowest rates confidential
AMERICAN IEWELEY co. sea md
MONEY LOANED on ALL NHTfCfFe
Of value The Reliable sA7 Third ave
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tse MERCHANTS LUNCH. WILLARD
81 aennrIh nrA I.nlnn
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Cloth Signs

CARD siGNs WINDOW DISPLAY
Propst- Hoot Co. 20e-5 Empress Thea
tire Bldg Main a1f0
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-02-10
RULES OF THE STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTED
Pledges and Assessments OF
State and District Candidates
Must be Filed Before Mar. /.

The Journal is in receipt of a
notice from the Democratic
State Central Committee giving
the rules of the party govern
ing candidates for office, and
the same is published herewith
in order that candidates may
be informed of the require
ments of the committee,
1. Candidates for state of
fices, national committeeman,
and delegates at large to ia
tional convention, must file
pledge under Sec. SIS Of the
Rules and 4 ballot fee Of SIS.
2. Candidates fer district
delegates to nationaleonvention
must file pledge and 81 per
county in district.
3. Congressional and dis
trict candidates must file
pledge.
4. Candidates who as office
holders were assessed by the
State Central Committee in
1914, who are now in arrears
in such assessments, must make
"a substantial compliance with
such assessments.
5. Before the names of any
person can be certified out by
the State Central Committee as
candidates, the pledges, fees
and assessments mentioned
must be sent to the Demo
cratic State Central Committee,
Room 933 Southern Trust Build
ing, Little Rock, Ark, or or be-
fore March |, 1916.
6. Shortly after March /,
certificates Of candidates whose
names are to go on the ballots
will be mailed by this Commit
tee to the various County
Chairmen throughout the State,
together with t he proper
checks for ballot fees.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-02-10
PROHIBITION LAW
UPHELD BY COURT
Supreme Court Seems to Think
Prohibition Law Means Just
What it Says.

Arkansas statewide prohibi-
ton law prohibits the sale of
raw alcohol, for any purpose,
the supreme court held in a de-
cision rendered at Little Rock
last Monday, affirming decl-
sion of the Pulaski Chancery
Court against the c. j. Lincoln
Drug Co., Of Little Rock.
The Pulaski Chancery Court
held that It was not unlawful
for the drug concerns to use al
cohol in manufacture of medi-
cines, tinetafes and varnishes,
nor was it unlawful to sellsuch
products, but that it does con-
stitute violation Of the law to
sell raw alcohol fer any pur-
pose.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-02-10

Thursday and Friday, February
3 and 4, at Gilbert Luster's
store.
Logan, at Jimerson's store,
on Tuesday, February 8.
Wycough, at Nelson Fitch's
tore, Wednesday, February 8.
Big Bottom, at Newark, at
Boss Aliens store on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, February
10, Il and L
White River,at SulphurRoek,
Monday and Tuesday, February
IA and Is.
Magness, at Magness, on
Wednesday, February 16.
Ruddell, at Batesville, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, February 81, % and %.
And after that time at my Of
flee in the Court House until
the 10th of April, 1916, taxes
can be paid without penalty,
and after the said 10th day of
April, 1916, the law requires
penalty of 25 per cent to be i'm
posed for non-payment.
BURTON ARNOLD,
Collector OF Taxes for Indepen-
denee County.
l reserve The right to leave at
noon on the second day where
we collect more than one day
at any one place.
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Miles Neryine. and I began to improve
before I had finished the first bottle
until was entirely cured"
MRS. JOSEPH SNYDER.
262 Hudson St. Tifln. Ohio
Many remedies are recommended
for diseases OF the nervous system
that fail to produce results because
they do not reach the seat of the
trouble Dr. Miles Nervine has
proven its value in such cases so
many times that it is unnecessary
to make claims for it You can
prove ITS merits for yourself by
getting a bottle OF your druggist.
who will return the price il you
receive no benefit
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Ind
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE /.

Notice is hereby given that
will attend in person or by de-
putty, in the differenttownships
throughout the County for the
purpose of collecting the State,
County and Special Taxes for
the year 1915 on the days and
dates specified below. Each
taxpayer is requested to bring
his last years tax receipt.
would suggest that as many as
can do so meet me the day lam
in their township and therefore
avoid the rush which comes la
ter.
Dota, at Charlotte, on Friday,
January p.
Cushman, at Cushman, on
Monday, January "a.
Union, at Salt Peter school
house, on Tuesday. January 25.
Cushman, at Cushman, on
Wednesday, January 26.
jefferson, at Montgomery's
tore, on Thursday, January27.
Barren, at or near Gray's
store, on Friday and Saturday,
January %, %.
Ashley, at Brewers school
house, on Tuesday, February l..
Gainsboro, at Hams school
house, on Wednesday, Febru-
airy 2.
Washington, at Bethesda, on
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-02-10
NOT CROWDED

Willie-"Mamma, do people
that lie ever go to heaven?"
Mother-"Why, of course
not, Willie, u
Willie-"Gee! | bet it's lone
some up in heaven with only
God and George Washington.
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GET BUSY

If you have a nut to crack,
crack it.
If you have boot to black.
black it.
If you Just sit back and grin,
When your chance is looking
thin,
You will never, never win.
Swing your whip out in the win
and crack it.
If you have 4 load to lift, lift it.
If you have some sand to silt,
sift it.
If you Just lie on your back,
When you have a bag to pack.
You will never make a track.
Throw your 'taters" in the sack
and lift it.
If you have bill to pay, pay it.
II you Nave 4 Word= 10 say say
1t.
II you JUST l'e oack ana ofl1t'
" ieh someone 5 maze you
MI
ou are gong 70 get Dill.
d us' retail us not glIU--aho
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~
Cord, Feb. 8.-Rev. Thrash
er preached at the Methodist
church Sunday and Sunday
night.
The young folks enjoyed a
singing at the Baptist church
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hobbs ELI,
tertained a large crowd of
young folks with a party Fri
day night.
Ransom Weaver, Roy Blair
and Curtis Walden were pleas
ant callers in town Saturday
night.
Miss Althea Osborne visited
homefolks from Friday till Sun
day.
Prof. Feltz. principal Of the
Cord school, visited homefolks
at Cave City Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Vera and Ernest Reav-
es entertained their friends
with party Wednesday nigh,
which was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Fortune and children of
Newport are visiting her sister.
Mrs. John Barber, and family
this week.
Grandma Nuckolls is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. MoIlie
Brown, of Walnut Grove, this
week.
Luther Victory and family
moved to Jackson county last
week where they will reside
this year.
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HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRING WIFE.

| had gotten so weak could not stand,
and gave up in despair,
At last, my husband got me bottle OF
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and | COM
menced taking it. From the very first
dose, | could tell it was helping me.
can now walk two miles without its
firing me, and am doing all my work"
If you are all run down from womanly
troubles, don't give up in despair. Try
Cardui, the woman Ithas helped
more than a million women, in its so
years OF continuous success, and should
surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
il will do. Ask him. He will recon-
mend it. Begin taking Cardui today.
Write TO. Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies,
Advisory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn. for Spee1Ge
Instructions on your case ana 6t-page book, Home
Treatment fes Wea-sa. sent IL 1-ia ~s-sPaE. j-es
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-02-10
After -Four Years Of Discouraging
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Upi in Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.

Catron, Ky.-In an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: 81 suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
this time, could only sit up for little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, would have severe pains
in my left side.
The doctor was called In, and his treat
ment relieved me for while, but was
soon confined TO my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do me any good.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-02-10
CENTER GROVE

Y CENTER GROVE q
y . . Y . q y
Center Grove, Feb.8.-If Mr..
Snow don't hurry he will be too
late for this season.
Rev. j. !. Martin of Cord.
passed through here Tuesday
en- route to Batesville.
7 \. Burlington made a bust
ness trip to Cord Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. F. jackson
are moving to Cave City.
We are glad to welcome Mr..
and Mrs. Berge to our commun-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ross ofHa-
eel Grove spent Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Frank Bul-
lington.
T. NJ. HARRISON of Newark
spent last week with ]. f. Har-
relson and family.
The smallpox scare is nearly
over. There are only few cases
IN our community and they are
improving nicely.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Burlington, last week, a
fine boy.
Colon Britain of Curia spent
Sunday with his uncle, John
Yates.
Our new church house is
nearly completed and we sure
will be glad to know when it is
completed.
Aunt Puss Yates is spending
the week with her grandson,
George Britain.
Allen HARRISON is spending
the week at Newark.
Master Afford Bishop visited
his sister at Cord Saturday.
Nydia HARRISON has been on
the sick list this week.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-02-10
JUNK WANTED

Will pay dc per pound for
old rubber No. /, &c for No. 2
and top price for brass, zinc
and copper. J. E. HORN,
Newark, Arkansas.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-02-10
NOTICE

We have our pasture three
miles east of town posted, and
will prosecute anyone hunting
or tresspassing If any way.
IOORE BROS.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-02-10

Six months |
was belfast with
nervous prostra-
ton l had sink
ing spells. a cold,
clammy feeling
could not stand
t n e slightest
noise. At times
/ would almost
fly to pieces;
stomach very
weak. My hus-
band insisted on
ms taking DR..
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-02-10
SEEK UPLAND FARMS

Augusta, Feb. 7.-Between
rs and 100 flood refugees are
being cared for here. Many of
the lowland farmers are en-
deavoring to rent upland farms
and say they will abandontheir
bottom farms since theirexperi-
ence last August and this year.