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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-23
MORE WORKINGS OF
SWISS CHIEF TOLD

Paris, June 23.-Dr Hoffman,. the
former Swiss foreign minister. accord
ing 70 the Geneva spondent Of the
Perit ParisIens forwarded cores pond
enCe between Count Won BueIow at
Luzerne and certain Italian anti-inter-
ventionists at Rome to the Swiss diplo-
matte pouch According to the Matin
DR. Hoffman, also negotiated for the
return of Lenine and other Russian
Socialist refugees to Russia through
Germany.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-23
CHAMBER DEPUTIES
VOTE SHIP CONTROL

Paris, June 23.-The resolution
adopted by the chamber Of deputies
calling for the work of increasing the
French merchant marine. to be placed
under the control of one department
was accepted by the government and
voted by a show of hands The reso-
luton invited the government 10 cen
tralize the work Of building, buying
and cLartering merchant SHIPS. a task
which hitherto has been divided
among several ministers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-23
Girl Run Down.
VETERANS
ELECT AN ALEDO MAN

Streator. I'LL. June 23-The United
Spanish War Veterans of Illinois
closed their annual encampment in
Streator today. selecting Sterling as
the next meeting place and electiug
the following officers
Department commander, B. f. Bliss,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-23
vTxNF4PoTIS FTOT-R HTGHFR.

Minneapolis. MINI. June 23-Fiour
was 75c higher today, fancy patents
being quoted at s14 and first clears at
$I2. Other grades were unchanged
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-23
Barnett Infant.

The 5-day-o]d daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs C. W Barnett. 450S Twelfth
street. died this morning at s o'clock.
Funeral services Will be conducted to-
morrow afternoon at .. Burial will be
at CE5ppiauu0Ck cemetery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-23
Funeral of Mrs. Edward Connolly.

The funeral Of Mrs. Edward con
nelly, who passed away "Wednesday
was held al O'Clock this morning
from St Joseph's Catholic church
Father C. P. O'NeilI OF Sacred Heart
church had charge Of the services.
Dean J. J. Quinn preached the ser
mon. Inrerment was in Calvary
cemetery. The palIbearers were John
Powers, Charles J. Larkin. John r.
Murrfn. Dennis Coleman, Martin Cav
anauEh, Frank Lawler.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-23
SEEK BOY
WITH STOLEN CAR
Andrew Johnson, Jr., Aged 20, Of Beyn-
Odds Drives away With Auto With
out Paying for It
MAY BE MENTALLY UNBALANCED
Father Instincts Authorities To Ar
rest Iouth-Seeks Deal With Horst
& Strfeter.

The services Of the tri-city police
and country authorities were enlisted
today in the search for Andrew John
son. Jr. Z0-year-oId son Of Andrew
Johnson. a farmer residing five miles
east of Reynolds The youth is rid
ing about in "a stolen car. the property
OF the Horst e. Strieter company Of
this city. His father says he is men
tally unbalanced.
The lad drove to Rock Island yes
terdav afternoon In his fathers auto
mobile and went to the Horst & STRIFE
ter garage, where he started dicker-
ing for new car and 10 trade the OLD
one ia He was shown a slightly used
car which was offered him for 5000
and the old car. The transaction was
satisfactory TO the boy and he asked
John r. Alderman. the salesman. 10
accompany him to Reynolds They
made the trip in the new car. John
son entered the bank at Reynolds and
told Alderman he had drawn out the
money, but did not show it TO him.
Double Crosses Agent.
The two men returned 10 Rock Is
land and stopped outside the Horst &
S1rieter garage Alderman went in
side 10 get some papers and when he
came out the car and Johnson were
missing
After making certain that Johnson
was not in the immediate vicinity, Ack-
erman went to- the police station and
swore out q warrant for his arrest.
charging larceny. The father was
communicated with and told of his
sons action According to the father
the boy is not responsible for his sc-
tons. He instructed the police TO ar
rest the boy and notify him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-23

Ninth and a half street. at 2 o'clock
Monday afternoon by Rev Charles FL
lott Of the Berea Cong
church. Davenport Burial will be in
Chippiannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-23

River forecast Tor 48 hours. A falling
tendency in the Mississippi will con
tinue from below Dubuque to Musca-
tine.
T. NJ SHERIER,
MeteoroIo5ist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-23
STAGE OF RIVER

Following was the stage of the Mis-
5isslppi river az rne stations named at
o'clock &hIs morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-23
MAN is CRUSHED
BENEATH AN AUTO
Jack Brady Steps in Front Of Heavy
Machine Driven by William
Dakey In the Loop.
PNIoNED UNDER REAR AXLE
Hescners Forced to Lift Machine on
PROSTATE Believed
Internally Injured.

Jack Brady. q stranger. was serious
II. perhaps fatally, injured at 1890
this morning at the corner Of Seven
teenth street and Second avenue when
he was run down by an automobile
driven by William Oakley, 538 Twenty
fourth street
Brady suffered a broken rib with in
ternaI injuries. being crushed in the
abdomen and severe bruises in the
body. He was removed to St An
thongs hospital in a semi conscious
condition
Mr. Oakley was westbound on Sec
ond avenue in his touring ear. As he
approached the intersection Brady who
had stepped of the curb and started
across the street, halted Oakley then
started his machine forward again and
Brady after hes3tating. stepped direct
~ IN front Of the car and was thrown
to the pavement. The auto was barely
moving at the time and only the front
wheels passed over Brady His body
was then pinned between the diferen-
tiaI casing and the pavement in such
position as to raise the rear wheels
several inches off the street. the weight
Of the heavy car resting on his body.
His rescuers experienced some trouble
in releasing Brady from his precaTious
position.
Two eyewitnesses to the accident.
Frank NcCuue of Geneseo and Floyd
Staetter. a newsbOy, attach no blame
50 the driver. it being apparent that
Brady stepped in front of the car
Girl Run Down.
The s-year-oid daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Ed Gustafsou, 1915 Third avenue,
was run down last evening by q deliv-
cry truck on Second avenue near Figh-
teenth street She escaped with a few
minor bruises Mr.. Gustafson an
uounced his intentions of swearing out
warrant for the drivers arrest, but
up TO a late hour this afternoon he
had not done so. The police did not
learn the name of the driver
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

Archdeacon Spencer Munsey
will hold services next Monday
evening at 8 8o'clocl at st. Marks
Episcopal.
Miss Cara Dorsey OF Clayton,
n. NJ, has accepted the position
of ster ographer with the Vinegar
Hill Zinc company.
Mrs. Leota Longmyers Of
Springfield. Mo-, is spending
this week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. R. Cook.
Preston Johnson, my brother,
is in the neighborhood of Baxter
Springs. Any information about
him would be deeply appreciated
by me. Mrs. Ed Cheek, Seneca,
Mo.
See our display of ladies' hats.
Our milliner prides herself on
pleasing. Don't leave home to
buy without looking us over and
then you won't be disappointed.
Baxter Supply Company.
F. S. Hall and w. W. Wyatt
attended the Cherokee county
bankers meeting at Columbus
Tuesday. The bankers of this
county organized the Cherokee
County Bankers association.
A. H. Allen of this city was
injured by a fall last Saturday
while working on a building at
Picher. No bones were broken,
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

health now but somewhat weak
ened by his long illness. Typhoid
pneumonia was the disease that
Ed had the struggle with and
won out.
Mrs. L. M. Perkins was hostess
at a dinner party given last
Thursday evening in honor Of
Mr.. L. M. Perkins 88th birthday.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
R. c. Perkins and family OF
Galena, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Perkins and family, Mr.. and Mrs,
Calvin Cooper of Columbus and
Miss Betty Burr of Galena.
S. T. Coe now has the undis-
puted record of having grownthe
largest and finest peaches in this
vicinity. Four beautiful samples
of the Heath clingstone variety
each weighing over 10 ounces,
are right now on our table
to substantiate this claim, and
what is still better, Mr.. Coe left
the peaches for the editor.
Howard W. Haines. who has
been acting as private secretary
for Capt. W. F. Sharp, L. S.
mastering officer for Kansas, at
Topeka during the summer
months, is at his home in this
city for a few days. Howard
will return to the Kansas Uni.
versity the 18th, where he will
continue work in the law school.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

but it is said that he received a
good jar. He is getting along
nicely.
Robert E. Lee, who recently
Joined the. aviation corps, is in
Baxter Springs to spend a few
days with his friends. He Will
return to Texas Friday and ex-
poets to leave there with his
company for other fields.
r. j. Treece left on the night
train Tuesday for Kansas City to
bring home a Ford delivery
truck. Mr.. Treece says he is an
xious to get the truck in opera
ton so t at he can deliver beans
and cabbage on time for dinner.
Shoes? Yes, we have them,
Browns shoes for men and wom-
en-. Star Brand for children, En-
dicott shoes for working men.
After twenty years experience we
find these shoes are the best we
can get for the money. Let US
shoe you and we won't tell you
wrong. Baxter Supply Co.,
next to postoffice.
Edw. Byram, who has been
away for several weeks, during
most of which time he was sick
in bed at his old home in Leaven-
worth, returned to Baxter the
first of the week. He is in good
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13
Has High Opinion of
ChamberLain3 Tablets

81 have a high opinion OF
Chamberlain's Tablets for
biliousness and as a laxative, "
writes Mrs. c. A. Barnes,
Charleston, Ill. 81 have never
found anything so mild and
pleasant to use. My brother has
albo used these tablets with
satisfactory results"
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

Salesman wanted for best
accessory on the market. Nom
kick device for Ford cars. Once
seen becomes j necessity"
Write, l.. H. Kreyer. 1913
Virginia Ave-, Joplin.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13
WANT COLUMN

Stoves for Sale L 6-hols cook
stove, same as new. ] double
burner gas heater. Very cheap.
Call at News Office ior particulars.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

WANTED-Two young men
with cars or borse and bIggy to
work as substitute mail carriers.
Apply to Postmaster. 1t
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

Found Pocket book. Owner
call at News Office, prove property
aid pay for this ad.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

Work horse, weight, 1000 lbs,
8 years old, price $500 if taken
at once. Baxter Supply Co.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

Stove Wanted-Large King
Heater. II you have one call at
News Office.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

Furnished Rooms in Morrison
residence, four blocks north of
postoffice. Mrs. c.. A. Marshall.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

Park Grounds for Sale-Prop-
erty known as Spring Park. For
particulars address Matte j.
Embree, Route 5, McCune, Kas.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

$1.00 starts a savings account
in the Baxter Savings & Loan
Association.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

For Sale-Residence property,
125 foot front and 142 foot deep.
Seven room house and a barn.
Three blocks west of the National
bank. Inquire at the Micheners
Hardware store. w. A. Michener.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

Rabbits are delicious eating.
Ycu can raise them in your back
yard and supply the family with
meat at a small cost. Buy your
first mother and litter for $3.50.
Investigate this. Call phone
21l5 for more information.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

Horses and cattle for sale.
John Ramm.
Phone 6166M Galena.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-17
grounds Of vile and two children %

grounds Of wife and two children %
support
George Washington Bible. Serial
46, Order As, examined aud physically
qualified and iiles claim for discharge
on grounds OF wife and two children
70 support
Joseph Austin Smith, Serial ITO,
Order IS, examined and physically
qualified, and dies claim for discharge
on grounds OF wife and three children
to support
William Carl Mikesell, Serial $50,
Order 70, examined and physically
qualified, tiles claim Tor discharge on
grounds OF wife and one child to sup
port, proof submitted and discharge
granted
William Il Dickey, Serial $50,
Order 54. examined and physically
qualified and files claim for discharge
on grounds Of wife and one child to
support
John Warren Doherty, Serial 677,
Order 50, examined and physically
qualified, and files claim for discharge
on grounds Of aged parents to support
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-17

a. v. Brown q d pesitien@ y, IN
the matter of petition for the estab.
lishment Of 0 public road. On applica-
tion Highway Engineer, matter con-
tinued until The next regular term.
Ordered that Fulbrlght & Ferguson
be permitted 70 keep and have use Of
Missouri Supreme court reports and
Appeal Reports. Said parties to
carry on said books insurance 81
their expense.
Jury for November term Of Circuit
court drawn as follows:
Current River Twp --E. A. Lynn, A.
A. Taylor ir.
Doniphan twp. M. L. Miner, Geo.
T. Davis, Jas. Allen, A. J. Casteel,
7. Z. Clark, w. A. Pearce
Flatwoods twp. y. Herndon
Gatswood twp. II. q Meyer. J. T.
Wright
Harris twp. Il. Spell
johnson twp. Marley Rogers
Jordan twp. Chester Mcdowell
Kelly twp. Ed Bell
Shirley twp, Joss Merrtman
Thomas twp. W. Mckinney,
Knoble Lee, d j. Yochum
Union twp.--J. w. Patterson, Noah
Philips.
Warner twp. I'D. A. Chinn
Washington twp.--Abe Martin
Court allows the cost bill from. .the
Cape Guardian circuit court includ-
Ing costs allowed by thesupreme court
in case known as Island suit and
warrants be issued TO parties therein
as their interest appear.
J. w. McClnskey ct al petitioners
In the matter Of petition for the
establishment Of private road a.
expense Of petitioners. e. s. Williams
M. E, Nichols, L. Harris, appointed
commissioners 70 mark out and assess
damages. ts
School fund bond OF T. l.. Pulliam
approved by the court same loaned
$500.
G. o. Booker allowed s2es. 80 salary
for circuit clerk two months and deputy
hire one month.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-17
I saturday Auvustlt

Warrant ordered issued 10 Doni.
phan State Bank for 1926 on pauper
fund to liquidate accounts as follows!
State Hospital No. 3 ,,..... 1852 As
Missouri Reformatory ....... 90 90
Missouri School for Deaf 49,. 58 30
Discount ....... .............. Is ~
Ordered that there be levied for
school purposes Of all classes, on
railroads, telegraph and telephone
companies an average rate OF II cents
on the 500 for taxes 1917.
Account Of T. L. Wright for s3s 90
for gravel from Island, rejected.
Requisition ordered made on state
Auditor In favor Of county Treasurer
for ss75 for training courses Doniphan
High school.
Jeffries n Ryan allowed Sl.35 repair
road tools. D. Langford janitor ser.
vice $4,000
Oath of O. M. Gary, ]. p. Camp
bell and r.. Il. Puiliam, Highway
Commissioner fled and accepted.
Ordered that clerk proceed to extend
taxes on Ditch Tax Booksof Drainage
District 1873 in accordance and In
conformity with original order OF
court In the respective cases.
Hendrix McNabb OF al petitioners
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-17
Louie Jobe has been reappoint-
cd postmaster ut Bloomfield.

womsn's friend IL . Large Trial Bet
tle Of Sanol Prescription. Fine Tor black
heads, Eczema and ell rough slgin and
clear complexion. A real skin Tonic.
Get Soc trial bottle at ihe drug sloEe.
26-62
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-17

ROUND ABOUT THE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--M Made by the Shears.
u the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal. Some Credited. and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

small plant for the manufacture
OF kind Of limestone fertilizer,
Live stock breeders and deal
ers are to hold . convention 81
Pennington next week, August
23 and "a. n,
The County Superintendent. M
E. Montgomery, and seven teach-
ers OF SCOTT county, were caught
in the call for the selection from
the draft.
Missouri railroads have asked
for authority from the Public Ser
vice Commission to make an In :
crease In freight rates Of 10 cents
. ton on coal.
The Charlottesville admirers oi
Company B Of the 4th regiment
gave the boys q '.benent dance,
then .'benefit' prize fight and
lastly Q special sermon. some
variety.
A spetial session Of the state
legislature will be called next
snr;nc. Governor Gardner an.
nounces. The purpose OF tne
extra session will Dc 70 reduce
the levy for state taxes.
A prisoner in the jail at jack
aon recently induced the sheriff
10 enter cell telling him there
was ! leak In the water pipes. ana
then attacked him with a bag Of
.ssit. The sheriff fought back
and soon suhdued the prisoner.
The ancient ferry boat that
shuttlss the Missouri river OF
Lexington was recently destroyed
by fire Of mysterious origin.
There 10 no bridge at Lexington,
which town 10 suffering conside-
rable because OF the loss OF the
boat. Sg
Coma months aoo the county
co,,r, - soott county annointed a
man q ,uatioe Of the peace and
recently Il revoked the order.
Nov The man refuses TO give up
the Office, and says that while
the court had the power 10 ap-
point him they can not remove
him and the higher courts will be
called on to settle the matter.
Tho o. 1ou;s J,or Mountain 4
iro,,ha.a pa;,rav .no.,r for,,I.
!. ~, ! ,ha Iron Mour,s;n Routs.
: ~ - ,,,ors -, Ths rsms has :, |, i Mean =
: !, a.as = .onso.., :, i, -, !,
AZ sss, $. r,-.shs I, M;.so,,,; p.o,fo
s...-,,... .
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-17
A farm Of 800 acres in Missis-
aippi county, near East Prairie,
recently sold for $50, ,0Co.

Do you gel up at night? aanol ID
surely the bestfor allikidney or bledder
troubles. Sanol gives relief in "a hours
from all bAckache and bladder troubles
Sanol is guaranteed remedy. 9th ff
800 q bottle at The drug store. s.i
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-17

Of the little ones dress. as 1t rar
over her hand, and the band wal
tight enough to prevent its escap.
ing and 1t choked to death in thu
baby's sleeve.
Jesse Gum, Of Chiffon, informt
US that he has 110 acres Of corn
this year that will make at leasI
1000 bushels, and 40 acres Of the
field 10 also In pumpkins, and
there will be several car-loads OIL
good stock food from them. He
also has q few wagon loads oi
beans, besides a big crop Of to-
matoes and 5000 sweet potato
plants that are coming fine. and
his murphy crop was the best
ever. We hear much about the
" ~ 4 Z
man behind the'gun and the man
behind the pillow, but in this In.
stance II was a Gum behind the
plow that will reap the eoin.--
Hunter s. E. Missourian.
Itis seldom that o man finds o
rich mine right In his own yard,
but this is what happened to Col.
p. p. Dobozy, Of West Plains.
Col. Dobozy has been prospect.
ing on his home place for several
years, sinking shafts and dig.
ging shallow holes. He announ.
ces that he has developed q fine
zinc mine. Colonel Dobozy has
several tons Of the ore piled be-
side the shaft and viii Enake o
shipment 10 q few days. Mine
say that II is one Of the
richest strikes OF carbonate ore
made in this section. The extent
Of the deposit has not been as
pertained. It is within the city
limits Of West Plains.
Missouri is great in every par.
ticular and always produces the
greatest Of everything, even down
to avoirdupois. The latest is that
81 the largest man in the state,
who died a few days ago at Han.
nibal and was buried there three
lays later. He weighed 50S.
pounds and when the undertaken.
had him prepared for burial II
was found that the casket was So
Iarge II could not be taken into
he house. II was then decided
% carry the body outside and
place It in the easket, after which
he services we're held under o.
rec on the lawn. The giant was
William Fike, and at the time Of
nis death he was "a years Of age.
A working arrangement is be-
ng perfected by the State High.
xey board and the State Prison
Board which will make 1t posi-.
,le for counties in Missouri to use
,onviots on the public roads to|
advantage. Necessary rnachin.
ny and camp equipment win be
provided. and counties or civil
Iub- divisions will be reduired to
Jay . fiat rate per man employed.
I is expected that the rate will
lot exceed 81 80 per day. This
viii include the cost Of guarding
md feeding all the men IN camp.
rhere are several hundred sble-
III =. 1I u Il
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-17

Sanol Eczema Prescription ia fa-
nous old remedy for all forms Of Ec7e-
ma and skin diseases. Sanol is a guard
anteed remedy. Get q 36e large trial
bottle at the drug store. 25-b2.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-17
HouseViyea ara GINNING n s

vegetables this year than
before. There were plspsy ef
berries and fruits Of other lsindsI
throughout the OzaFl; asctlall
this year. and Tie csllara and
emcke housed arc going to Be full
Of thing good % eat.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-17
County Court
Wednesday August 8.

Whereas, w +. McClain, County
Treasurer Of Ripley county has for
some time been absent from his Office
TO the neglect and detriment OF the
duties OF County Treasurer, and his
present whereabouts being unknown
70 the court and whereas the duties OF
the Office are being performed by an
other under sanction OF the members
OF this court and the sureties OF said
county treasurer, IL 10 therefore ordered
that all checks issued by said w, r.
McClaln personally, be submitted to-
this court for verifcation before pay.
ment and that the depository be ad-
vised OF this order by certified copy OF
this order.
Ordered that the valuation errone.
ously assessed upon survey No. 10 Of
the city of Doniphan at sl75 for the
taxes for 1916 DO reduced TO $50 for
said year and that the collector is
directed to compromise the .tsxes for
|lDi5 upon basis Of $50 valuation.
Clerk ordered 10 write Supt. Hospi.
tai No. 4 In relation to l.. A. Dudley
and David Blckiord II. said patients
are sufficiently cured and safe 10 re-
turn home.
ALLOW ANCES
Garrison u Newkirk, fertilizer
County farm ,....,...,......S i6 90
4. L Pulliam, mdso. county
hospital. ~. -. ...,...... 2Ol 81
Whitwell & Moore mdse. county
hospital ...., .,."........ 8S 20
DR. G. A, Proctor med attention
hospital .,... ..........,... AZ 90
G. N. Pennington expenses
Office -. ~. ............ 10 ssI
A. J. Rouse mdse county hos
phal. -, ,............,.... 4S 4eI
r. Il. Lee mdse county hospital II rs
A. @. Bollenbacher,' repairs
road tooia 3t.....,...,...n 20 40
Same, repairscourthouse chairs 90
Johnstons' Pharmacy supplies % 20
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28
Fully Insured Against Burglary

H. NJ McCord has purchased the
John Ballard property in the north
part of town. Mr.. McCord has had
this property rented for the past
year or TWO.
Robert Wright and family, who
have lived west of town a few
miles for several years, left this
week for ChecoJah, Okla, where
they will reside.
NJ. A. Coeer, formerly Of this
place, who recently moved from
Imboden 10 Heber Springs, is en-
gagged in the furniture business at
the latter place.
A marriage license was issued a
few days ago to Mark Harmon Of
Ballard and Miss Viola Reeves of
Heart, Fulton county. The groom
is 10 years of age, while the bride
is only IA.
When you have backache the
liver or kidneys are sure to be out
of gear. Try Sanol, it does wonders
for the liver, kidneys and bladder
A trial 35c bottle will convince you.
Get it at the drug store.
The teachers association for the
Southern District convened here
Saturday. The attendance was
very light. It seems a difficult
matter for the teachers to maintain
an active organization.