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The Newark journal., 1917-01-18

Lost.-Key ring containing
three keys and button hook.
Finder please return to The
Journal office.
Miss Zula Ward of Green
wood is spending a few days at
Sulphur Rock, the guest of Miss
Florence Owens.
w. R. Shelpman, formerly
of Salado, has moved to Bates
vile to accept a position with
the c. w. Maxfield Co.
w. NJ. Ahart, a we'll known
farmer of the Elmo section, died
at his home near Elmo last
Sunday, death being caused
by heart disease.
DR.. M. S. Craig, city health
officer, reports one case of
smallpox, in the southeastern
part of Batesville; also three
cases of scarlet fever and three
cases of measles, all of which
are under quarantine and all
precaution possible is being
taken to prevent spread of
these diseases. = Batesville
Guard,
The Newark journal., 1917-01-18

Tonk Galloway was up from
Paroquet today on business.
A fine son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Father Hulsey Mon
day.
w. w. Jones of Little Rock
was in town on business Tues
day.
j. C. Dowzer of Batesville
was in town Wednesday on
business.
Mrs. T. J. Raney is spending
the week in Little Rock with
Mr.. Raney.
The Young Peoples Mission
airy Society will sell homemade
candy at the Golden Rule Store
Saturday.
The Newark journal., 1917-01-18

y q . 9 Y Y q U Y Y v
School work was resumed
last Monday.
We are glad to to learn that
Bob Austin's little boy is i'm
proving.
j. E. Mccoy is confined to
his room on account of sickness
this week.
Some of our neighboring
schools are troubled with meas
les we are told, and hence few
patrons of this school hesitate
to send their children, but we
think it reasonable and hope
that our school Will not be hurt
by the measles.
W. NJ. Thompson who had
charge of the school here re-
signed to accept the office of
deputy prosecuting attorney.
F. D. Cooke has been elected
to take his place.
Mrs. Francis Barber who
has been i'll for some time is
improving.
The Newark journal., 1917-01-18

W. D. Gordon left last Sum
day for his home atAda, Okla,
after a pleasant visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Tate.
The Newark journal., 1917-01-18

rs ton of good Johnson grass
hay for sale, on Padgett Island.
Apply to T. r. Tate, phone No.
6 or No. 8.
The Newark journal., 1917-01-18

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LOGAN ITEMS

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IENYO HAS l72l
Tons FOR CITY

On time, the 4. K. X. liner Tenyo
Marn viii arrive at 2 O'Clock Monday
afternoon from TokohaIna with 1721
tons Of cargo and Is2 Asiatics for
Honolulu, says radio received this
morning by the shipping department
OF Castle e Cooke, the local Togo
Kisen Kaisha agency. 49,
Total passengers aboard are given
in the wireless as 81. a rather small
number In comparison with last spring
and summer. Cargo for this port l.
considerably larger than usual The
Tenyo WIN dock at Pier Z about $3.50
or 4 O'Clock Monday afternoon and viii
leave for San Francisco at 3 o'clock
Tuesday morning. taking full dis
patch Of mail for the States
No message was received today from
the Korea Maru. due Tuesday morn
ing from San Francisco. A radio Is
expected tomorrow morning BY the 10
cal agency. s.
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I|hISON|A AND GREAT NORTHERN
BOOKED FULL AFTER CARNIVAL

1eEInning A Fehrnary and eontinu-
NE Until the early part OF May, Mat
|11 rieamers and ne Crest Northern
~ t4n Franoisco VII 20 ont with ca
|1r|Iy passenger lists
I1el there d not q good room LEFT
- he Nalsonia, leaYlng here Feb
||III Z, vas stated today b. ne ship
||I 1epartment q Castle q Cooke,
ne local MaIeon agency. There are
.'..|1 11rtha untaken here and there.
|.| ~ 1IGferoome have been booked.
Icf he Eatsonia March Z, TIE first
||| Illeon Liner leaving after the 1917
.'I-F1cIfIc Carnival. not even q berth
n LETT EFcfylhInE 4 taken.
Names 81 pa1ocnGorB who wish 30
.|I1 tie first TIP % San Francisco
- ne new MnI1on liner Maui. due
II I1aFo here March ~, are being
.|l1 ~ waiting lIst hut no rooms
- beng a6IITnc1 Nothing but SO
|I1I1 are left (or TIE March ~ safi-
~ ~ TIE WlheIn,lna. whose schedule
. 4. 1e taken by the Maui
|cI the NatIonla sailing April
..|I = foW single bcfth1 and no good
..||I re left Bookings Tor the Mat
.||i4 Nay 2 AZ light ard heavy book
.| are not nolIcoabIe again unit;
.|I -. when the rush Of teachers
.|'0T home ViII begin.
Greet Norl1lrn FpIl. Toe
|uII ~ and running oYers n the
n. ne pa11enEcf department o. Pred
.I|1rou. La. describes Enilings 81
.. Crest NcrlheI1 imne1istely after
p. Carnival cloves February "a The
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HARBOR NOTES

=. -
Next man from san francisco VIII
arrive Tuesday morning N the \. =.
x liner Korea Maru
Heavier bookings for the Volcano
are reported By Ticket Agent Stanley
c. Kennedy of the 1ntepIsland. The
Mauna Kea tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock viii take out between s5 and
40. 9
A. 4 o,cIock l..t nirbt tha Oceanic
lsnSr ecnore. 80 1850 r,flas fro-,,
I1oSoj,,I,, sccorSine to Fe1Srzi 1870
r6nc-fs 60 ,fe] Sns y, .friv. here
T,,,s.,sv 1870, f,.,,' sra,sv 80
-, 49,, - - s, !,
: ris -. 49,, r : ascr.. 3 the
49, !. ,,s,,s,,.s ,.csf off,c. -,
g - $1,000 1sst $500 $500 .,.s..
1890 - - fs.,,iv = - ne al
49, In -s,,,,,' q s',rS a. -, ,,,,, =,
~ - ~ l,re !. !. -. !. =.
- -. -. - :. Z. go 8. 80
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Following are the Holplulu passen.
gers % sail On Saturday On the army
transport Logan: 80 = -,
Maj David B. Case and wife, Quar-
fefmaeter Corps Capt "a. Z. Dalton
and wife, End Infantry Capt w. T..
Pridgen and wife. Bind Infantry. Col
J. r GuiIfoyle and daughter. 4th Cav
airy: Capt n ". Pitts and wife, s2nd
infantry; Mrs. c. Y Tinker. child and
mother.inlaWs Mrs. Ada NJ Johnson.
Pay Clerk @. B. Fuller u. s. navy:
Mrs. s. w Schofield. Mrs. ]. W.
Thompson and mother, Mrs. Grail,
Mrs. John c. Grady. Mrs. !. N. Hausef,
George Roenitz, Mrs. 2. N. Ransen,
Lieut. J, B. Byfne, y, 8. navy: Boat.
swain B. J. Sullivan, .. s. navy. Mrs.
Arle Winter and three children, Sgt.
William Quinn. wife and two children.
Sind Infantry; SGT 8. !. Zeidner,
Quarfermastef Corps: Mrs. Ina T.
Yees, Mrs. Antonio Kemp, Sgt r. N
GTigersen and wife. Engineer Corps:
Miss Ellie Bright. Joseph. ]. Pire. mas.
ter electrician. Coast Artillery Corps;
Mrs Hattie Barnes. Mrs Esther Core,
Let Sgt Henry G. Ben, 18th Infantry:
Mrs Hazel Metz. Engineer RI 3. Ne.
Chez and wife, Coast Artillery Corps;
Mrs James johnson. j. r. Yees.
Troop Thomas Pope, Andrew j.
Potter Luther N. Bills. Nathaniel G.
Maddux. George A. Moore, s. s. Pet.
tit. =. T. Staten. w. walker @. p.
Davis, r. r Hicks, John Reed, Charles
B. Lajnne, N. HaltiWanger, Arnold
Zimmerman. John T. Guyot, Charlie
Collier. John McEvey, Antoine Marti
neck. Michael Szymanski, Stephen
Lessnick. Edward Gunshot, Henry p
R0ddy, Masaru Hashimoto. Raymond
Rich, w. G. Ashley, Donald Stewart
Claude Boseker, p B. ROLAND. Lee
McGarrys G. o. Kilbpurne. James G.
Dougherty. w. G. Darbre, Owen E
Lynch, Ernest M. Cove.
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MAKURA ONEDAl
LATEFROHsUV

:TEentyfoar hours lats. 10 q which
she had IsavinG Save tAe Ca1a1iaE
Austransian liner Mahnra. Capt. j. ID.
8. Phillips. Win not aRr4se untfl d0ye
light tomorroW. accWli1g % . Wff1
less reaching H. leeal nUency, ~
II. Davies q Co., La. to1og
Head wind oemiog - frO0 O1W
are believed 70 haya 1shyO ~ -
kura more. % tit altAO0 80 49,
arrive toniOht sAe ONn - 0OD0
20 obtain pratigB - ealW uoth -
morrow morning - cAoo01 -
she WIN be of r 80 tAioot. :.
Today's nlio s1ys - ~ - u
passengers tor uppcl0M - = -
OF Carp. - va 60 @ ~ =
about B O'Clock q - ODU1A1 60
steam ~ victan1 80 EOBOO
probably AZ noO. So oOA0 UO
from the wu)er ten1W 0DO -
win take out from 10 - g -
sengers and 80 ~ q ON0
Amoog the 4esHAtess 0NA ~
Honolulu WIN be Gensrol osD9Ateo1-
emit =. w. Peters q tie oAna1ian Pa,
cific Railway, Ira Rsters 80 party,
who arrived "a tie NiAgnra q see the
islands and are rstarniug % Van.
couyer after : ~ ~ yoit. b,
II Is quite likely that Capt. Phillips
win keep HIS @bnek gang aboard
while the MalEura d In port tomorrow.
On her last cali here the stokers
created Q small riot by refusing to
leave Paddy Ryanss saloon when the
boat was due 10 sail The police had
70 use their clubs TO get the men
aboard the liner again and she was an
hour late getting away because Of the
trouble.
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Eoticp b ksrsl1 StsOo that let0rs
Of aaeiIlaFy adMhhF0tOn with the
VIII Anasned laye ~ issued To
Hawaiian frnst Co0UDay, Limited. an
Hawaiiaa corporation. = aAcillary adj
Hlinistrator with The I'm Annexed Of
the Estate q James O 8aaT, hte Of
the City of tSeattla. Otasa Of Wash.
sington
All creditors Of tie NJ Estate are
hereby notified TO preesa< their claims
against the said estate, auly authenti-
Gated and with proper vouchers, II
any exist, even though the said claims
be secured by mortgage upon real es-
tate, TO the said Hawaiian Trust Com.
pany. Limited, at its office at 40
South King Street. Honolulu, within
six (6l months from the date of the
first publication Of this notice, or
within six months from the day they
fan due. otherwise such claims, II
any, viii be forever barred.
And all persons indebted TO the said
estate are hereby notified to make i'm,
mediate payment to the undersigned
as slich 1ncillary administrator.
: Dated. Honolulu. I. H. January S
1877. = =
HAWAIIAN TRUST COMPANY, LTD
Ancillary Administrators with tbs
VIII Annexed Of the Estate Of
James 8. Eapy. deceased.
FREAR, PR0SsER ANDERSON q
MARX.
Attorneys for AnciIlary Administrators
6675--Jan. 5. IL. 19. 26. Feb. 9. 1917
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SKIPPER ROUNDS
UP HIS FIREMEN

Because SIX Of hts eight stokers and
coal trimmers failed 10 show up At
the frefghter when she was ready TO
60 outside. the departure Of the Dam
ish steamer DelaEoa for Yokohama
was hsld up several hours last even.
ing.
Capt Juelhansen chartered Q deep
sea going automobile and enlisted the
aid Of Nick Carter, waterfront de-
tectiye OF the harbor police force.
Carter and the skipper made the
rounds Of every saloon IN port and
rounded Up Sir Of the men. Only four
would 60 back TO the Delagoa, how.
ever. The other two refused, although
the shipper pleaded with them. One
said he was sick. the other was 100
drunk 20 know what he was doing.
He said today be wished be had gone
back 70 work.
The two firemen who refused 20
return 70 the steamer were put IN
fan over night. This morning the DO
lice turned them loose on the advice
81 the immigration authorities.
Carter says there are 50 sailors nov
IN port who win not ship when Of.
tered i0be They sag this town q
too easy he said this morning.
They find they can bun living
easier than By going % tes.
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LOCAL NOTCH 81 MARINERs.

HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Hawaii Is,
land. wst coast Keahole Point Light
Reported extinguished, wiIl be re.
lighted as soon as practicable.
C. & g. s. Charts 400, 4I02.
Hyd. on. Charts 121s, 1868.
Light List, Pacific Coast, 1916. p,
l4s, No. 7e5. s.
Buoy List, 18th District, 1915. p. IL,
BY order 81 the Commissioners Of
lighthouses:
In tie absence and ~ direction 0.
the Inspector
p. e. PALMER, I.
Supt. 1eth Lighthouse Dist,
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G. Brewer q Co.'S passenger depart.
ment, says heavy Carnival bookings
are being made a the San Francisco
offices. both for the round trip and
one way.
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! In the Matter q the Estate Of Pale.
via Pekelo UNI tw), Deceased. :
Nllss Of Asarins Petition Tor ADMIN
II istration.

- RtRim Of Ruei Kinney Of Ho-
0A 0IAGiog that PuIesia PSkelo
~ . koD1a1a. died intestate al Ho-
'oG4A @ - III day Of December.
u .. lelO. having property within
- hOkHO II this Court necessary
. - a1n0nseAo1 upon. and praying
- Lato0 - Administration issue
bI~l 000eS, Asring this day been
ND: -. 3 @rs~st75s e >
M 0ARs1. 0ot Monday, the 5th
~ 81 FSA~9 4. D. 1917. at
S'eioak q. 9, - I'D il hereby ap.
pSlAtsd ~ OAS1g lid Petition In
the CoUt Ao0D q dis Co1rt In the
JUDICIARY DdAAG - Hoaolu4a. City
sd Csun10 q hDoGeulA e which tins
ard place - I0Ss1s coocsrHA may
aPPear a. SAoV cNaso. 4 sAy they
have. whJ ~ PSetiCe GSet1d net c.
HaAt0d. o =
~ tAa CoU%. +
n. K A0NA, :
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GUARDIANS SALE or. REAL Is
TATE, SITUATE At HONOLULU.
CITY AND COUNTY or HOMO
LULU, TERRITORY or HAWAII

PursuAnt to an Order made BY the
Honorable William L Whitney, Sec
Eond Judge Of the Circuit Court Of the
First Judicial Circuit Of the Territory
Of Hawaii, on the 18Th day Of Decem-
Der. A. d. 1916, at Chambers, In Pro
bate. IN the matter Of the Guardian
ship OF George w. Bushnell, Elsie II.
Bushnell and Clarence @. Bushnell.
Minors.
The undersigned, as Guardian, duly
appointed and duly authorized BY said
Judge, viii sell, at Public Auction, TO-
the highest and best bidder for cash,
subject to confirmation BY the Court,
on Saturday, the Goth day Of January,
A. D. 1917, at IL O'Clock noon OF said
day, ct the auction rooms of James
II Morgan Company, Limited, Isl Mer-
chant Street, Honolulu. City and Coun.
ty Of Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii,
ali the undivided one.sixth (lf6l In
terest Of said minor. Clarence G. Bush
NELL In and to those certain lots or
parcels Of land situate a. Honolulu.
Oahu. Territory of Hawaii. and more
particularly described as follows:
"a All that certain piece Of land
situate at the South slope Punchbowl
Hill, Honolulu, In the Island Of Oahu,
described as Lot 443 In Royal Patent
No. 1894 Grant to Louis Bushnell.
Cd All that certain piece Of land
situate at the South slope Of Punch
bowl Hill, Honolulu. In the Island Of
Oahu, described as Lot Al In Royal
Patent No. S473 Grant to ]. Alfred Ma
COON.
(3l An those certain lots or par
GELS Of land situate In Kapiolani Park
Addition tWaikiki, Oahu Hawaiian
Islands. known as Lots No. s, 3. 10 and
II. Block M OF said Kapiolani Park
Addition, and more particularly des-
cribed In deed Of Paul Muhlendorf,
Trustee to Louis Bushnell, dated the
9h day OF July, A. d. 1888; and rec
orded In the Registry Of Conyeyances.
Lber .1SS, on pages So and 20.
NOTE: Lots above described as /
and have situate thereon q dwell.
ing house, formerly the family home
OF the late Louis Bushnell.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash In United
States Gold Coin; ten per cent Of the
purchase price to be paid on the fall
OF the hammer; balance upon con-
firmation Of sale by TIE Court and
execution Of deed by Guardian.
Deeds to be at the expense OF the
purchaser. r.. s.-sz
For further particulars apply to
Alexander D. Larnach, No. 500 Stan
genWald Building. Honolulu, or to
James r. Morgan Company. Limited,
Auctioneers, 131 Merchant Street, Ho-
BEN H0LLIHGER,
= = -. Guardian.
Dated at Honolulu. December 20.
1915. '2s...zs s 2 $
ssss- Dec. %. 1916; Jan. 5. u. 1917.
Inmaa Ped 81 Pittahnre 60 ~.
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Next mall Tor C1nads. Europe and
the NOrlhFest states VIII leave at
noon Saturday IN the cnnadian-An
lralesian liner NAHUM. which Il one
day late Mails WIN close at the post
Office q 1880 tomorrow morning.
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lEeAL noY,csa

N TffE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
FIRST Circuit. Territory OF Haraii-
AZ Chanbers-In Probate. = r.
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James Reed of Pittsburg was ar
rested By federal officers after q
chkse Of several miles along the Pan
handle Railroad. He Is accused in
connection with the explosion of the
Aetna chemical plant at Fort Pitt.
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BEN HoLLIHGER,

Dated at Honolulu. December 20.
1915.
cess Dec. %. 1916; Jan. 5. IL. 1917.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-10

from Tuesday till Sunday with Misses
Lavinia and "Bess" Johnson.
The Northrops and Mrs. Flora Nc
Heel with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fish
er.
A little entertainment for the
younger set was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Mcqueen on last
evening.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
the hospital to have his adenoids re-
moved
The Methodist ladies realized about
per given the other week. Money
made was given toward furnishing the
Methodist parsonage.
A few from here attended the Nc
Neill-Smith marriage on Wednesday,
p. m. the 28th. 1t was said that this
was a pretty home marriage, wher
Mr.. Daniel E. Smith was dnited il
marriage to Miss Lena McNeill OF
Rennert May they always be happ!
with roses strewn on their path anc
ne'er a briar to mar their happiness
Mr.. Guy Hartman has been in tow1
the last few days spending a while
with relatives,
Mrs. Roxey Mcmillan spent from
Sunday till Wednesday p. m. with Mr
and Mrs. T. A. Mcneil, near Pennert
Mrs. Willie Evans and daughter
Agnes, spent few days here. Cam
over Wednesday p. IN. They live il
Rowland.
Miss Mary Mcneil spent a fe'
days recently with her sister, Mrs
The Robesonian., 1917-12-10
ST. PAUL NEWS PACKAGE
Christmas Drawing Near-Bazaar
Two Marriages-Boys Enlist
ing-Personal Mention.

Correspondence of The Robesonian.
St. Paul, Dec. 4-December is here
and almost before we realize it Christ
mas will be with us again.
Thanksgiving passed off very quiet
ly. We had rain nearly all day. Most
of the teachers went home, or spent
the weekend elsewhere. School was
dispensed with Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Josie Shaw and Miss Pearle
Evans spent Thanksgiving in Char
lotte. They attended the teachers
| assembly. We learn that Misses Eth
el Cobb and Mary Mclean, two Of our
st. Paul girls, were to be there, so no
doubt it would be a treat to meet
friends from their old home town, St.
Paul.
DR.. and Mrs. Spiro of Syracuse, N.
Y, are spending a week with friends
and relatives here We are all glad
to see them, but sorroy indeed they
| have to return SO soon. Mrs. Spiro,
you remember, was Miss Evline Shaw
before her marriage and has scores
of friends here, who gladly welcomed
| her back. They left Wednesday night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. AR. McEachern and
Duncan spent Saturday and Sunday in
Wilmington with Mr.. Neill McEach-
l IL,
| but got two days leave off and his
folks met him in Wilmington and then
went over to the camp with him. They
talked like the boys were jolly bunch
and made them take dinner with them
Sunday.
| The ladies of the Red Cross will
give bazaar on Friday p. m. and
night, the 18th in the Red Cross room
| at the hotel Let every bodv come
and help in the great work. Money
realized will be given for benefit Red
Cross work. Sandwiches, coffee, etc.,
will be sold during bazaar. We hope
to see large crowd out. Come one,
come all! Our Red Cross folks are
hustling. We hope to have chapter
next time you hear from us. Just
; watch us grow!
i Miss jamie Bethea of Dillon spent
victims buried under tons of debris
until the blizzard forced them to cease
work. There is every reason to be-
lleve that many more will be recover.
ed.
No concerted effort has been made
; as yet to compile list of the dead as
every effort is being made to identify
those who perished. The condition OF
many of the bodies makes this ex-
ceedingly difficult and large proper.
, ton of those who lost their lives will
, be buried as "nameless dead". There
; is no reason, however, to change the
!, estimate of 1000 dead and 5000 in
, jured.
:, The fires which had ragged for 2.
hours in the north end were brough
f under control early today and the cit.
t is no longer menaced by a conflag
= ration.
While soldiers, sailors and volun
$ teers were searching the ruins Of tn
/, north end today business was entire
= ly suspended The leading citizen
d devoted their efforts to organizin
work Ct relief and substantial Pre-
u gress was made in this respect.
The Robesonian., 1917-12-10

Joseph Evans.
A union service was held i'm the
Presbyterian church Thanksgiving
morning. Rev. Mr.. Parker, the Meth
odist minister, made splendid talk
The church was decorated with corn,
cotton and pumpkins.
Miss Margaret McGeachy spent the
| weekend at home. We were all de-
lighted to see her.
Several from here attended the
marriage of Miss Jane McBryde and
Mr.. L. l. Grantham, which took place
Tuesday p. m. before Thanksgiving at
the McBryde home. Mr.. and Mrs
Grantham are we'll known here and
their many friends wish for them
much happiness. May their little ship
always sail smoothly. DER the matri-
monial sea of life.
| Messrs. L. A. McGeachy, James
and w. d. Johnson visited Washing
ton and Baltimore a few days last
week. Mr.. McGeacky went over to
Sc his sister, Miss Ada, who resides
in Baltimore.
Mr.. Eugene Howard left this week
for Fort Caswell. While we regret
| very much to see our young men
!, leave yet we admire their brave spir-
it in responding to duty's call without
| being drafted. Mr~T Willis, an
other one of our young men, has gone
. to scme point in Virginia, where we
+, le m he will engage in carpenter
2 work in the navy yard, so you see
l here's another who will be working
in the interest of his country.
V Let's see a good crowd at the ba.
. tzaar on Friday the 14th.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-08-23

"My experience in work as a train
ed nurse" said a young woman,
"teaches me that young girls are es-
pecially subject to constipation sim
ply because they omit or neglect the
aH-important duty to Nature that
should be performed without fail
every day."
And then, after they get bilious and
headachy, so many of. them take that
nasty, poisonous calomel that sfekens
their stomachs and makes them have
to stay at home while it acts on them.
They would be very much better off II
they took dose or so of Martins
Liver Medicine, a guaranteed veget-
able medicine which acts gently on the
bowels, without gripping or causing
loss of time or affecting the appetite.
Martins Liver Medicine is sweet
and pleasant to take-a spoonful IS
usually sufficient in treating a head
ache, constipation, indigestion, sour
For Sale By MACK'S D]
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-08-23
Girls Need Martins
Liver Medicine. In
stead of CalO1nel

stomach or bowels. It is guaranteed
to give satisfaction. If it doesn't
take the empty bottle to your drug
gist and get your SOC back.
"I have used calomel and it's com
pounds for liver trouble for years.
have always dreaded taking it because
of it's violent action, the sickness !!
invariably causes and the fact that il
is a poison. Martins Liver Medicine
is boon to mankind in that it takes
the place of calomel, acts so effec-
lively but so pleasantly, that it is
Nature itself. I cannot too highly
recommend Martins Liver Medicine. D
W. T. Mcdonald, 1109 Oglethorpe
Ave., Macon, Ga.
= Get a bottle of Martins Liver
Medicine from your druggist. If IL
hasn't it in stock, he can easily get :!
for you. Insist upon having it and
refuse to accept any substitute. There
is no other medicine that is just as
good.
IE STORE, Bamberg, S. G.