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Sharp County record., 1917-07-06
LINES FROM CORlNTH

P. II. Holt was at Center Sunday
conducting a song service.
Rev. George Rogers was at Even
ing Shade one day last week meet
ing friends and attending to some
business.
Mrs. J. D. Rice and children of
Kansas City, Mo, are visiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Spur
lock, and other relatives near this
place.
Lightning struck and killed a
good horse belonging to j. F. Holt
during an electrical storm Wednes-
day of last week. On the same day
several trees were struck by light
ming in this community.
Edll LOCKE, one OF our most pop
ular young men, has recently pur-
chased a farm from Uncle Jesse
Walling near King Mills. Earl is
making regular Sunday trips to
Sitka, and we begin to suspicion
something
Mr.. and Mrs. O. C. Wiles, who
have been in the bottom country OF
Missouri for several months, are
visiting relatives and friends at this
place. Omer says he had rather
farm the Missouri land, but that he
had rather live in Sharp county.
Sharp County record., 1917-07-06
MOSQUITO Bite Causes Malaria

Malarial infection is carried in
the bite of a mosquito and chills,
fever, sweats result. Foley's King
of Malaria" Chill Tonic contains
both quinine and iron, with other
potent medicines for clearing the
system thoroughly of all malarial
poiSons. 1t gives appetite, strength
and vital energy. Try it,-Barnett
Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-07-06
LETTER FROM BENGAY

Mack Nichols went to Balboa one
day last Ueek on business.
Hot weather is here now, and
there are lots Of fishermen on the
creek.
Arthur Nichols, the miller, had
business in the Balboa section one
day last week,
}. p. Eason sent his car to Cave
City to have 1t repainted and some
other work done omit.
Quite a crowd Of our young people
attended the all day singing at
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For Men, Women And Children

Young and old find In FoleyS
Honey end Tar Compound true
friend when suffering from coughs,
colds, Group, whoopine cough, asth-
ma or hay fever Mrs, Chas, Reitz,
Aliens Mills, Pa, writes; II have
used Foleys Honey and Tar for II
years and would not be without it."
When you Oct F0LEY'S you get the
genuine.--Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-07-06
assessors
Tax

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
meet the tax payers of said county for the pur-
pose of assessing the Real and Personal property
and per capita tax for the year 1917, at the fol-
lowing times and places to-wit
Lower North Township. at Cox school house,
Monday June 4th, 1917.
Upper North Township at Wirth. Tuesday,
June 5th.
North Union Township. at Banks, Wednesday,
until noon. June 9Th.
North Uuion Township. at Hilltop, Wednesday
afternoon. June 9Th
South Union Township, at Martins Creek,
Thursday. June 7th.
Jackson Township at Wiford, Friday and
Saturday, June sth and 9th
North Lebanon Township, at Sitka. Monday,
June 11th.
South Lebanon Township at Dotson. Tuesday,
June 18th.
Morgan Township, at Center. Wednesday, June
18th.
Davidson Township, at King Mills, Thursday,
Jure 1itk.
Highland Township, t Precinct, Friday,
June 18th,
Lave Creek Township. at Rose Pond, Saturday,
June 10th.
Washington Township, at Precinct Monday,
June 18th.
South Big Rock Township, at Emery, Tuesday.
June 10Th.
North Big Rock Township, at Poughkeepsie,
Wednesday, June 20th
Strawberry Township. at Precinct. Thursday,
June 2lst.
Big Creek Township, at Union, Friday June
nd.
Sharp County record., 1917-07-06
Cave CITY HAPPENINGS
Late News Notes From The Capital
Of Cave Township.

Dr. j. R. Stockard, the Ash Flat
dentist, is spending the week in
Cave City. N
Miss Alice Nichols of Sidney is
visiting at the home of her uncle,
L, S. Nichols.
U. G. Mobley, a substantial citi.
zen of Emery, was here on business
one day this week.
Enos Lane came out from Bates
vile this week and spent a few
days among relatives and friends
here.
Rev. J. W. Due delivered inter-
teresting sermons at the M. E.
Church Sunday, in the morning and
at night.
The telephone stockholders held a
meeting Saturday. at which Mrs,
Alice Jones was employed s
switchboard operator.
Marvin Grady and family of
near Evening Shade spent Tuesday
night in town with friends and at
tended the picnic Wednesday.
The thresher owned by Henry
Taylor. Jake Barnes and Coy Med
lock of Pouehkeepsie began thresh-
ing the wheat crops of this section
a few days ago,
The picnic here Wednesday was
a very nice affair. A good crowd
was present, good order prevailed
throughout the day, and all present
seemed to have a good time.
Tom Simpson was here from
Batesville one day last week. On
his return home he was accompan-
led by his mother, Mrs. Mary Simp-
son, who is spending a few days
with her SON.
A good number 0, Cave City peo-
pie attended the annual all day
singing at Hickory Valley Sunday.
A LARGE crowd was present, there
was plenty Of dinner on the ground,
and the day was very pleasantly
spent,
Mr.. ahd Mrs. J. E, McKell of In
dependence county, farm demon.
stration AGENTS, were here Tuesday,
Mf. McKell gave q demonstration
In the vaccination of hogs against
cholera, and Mrs, McKell gave the
ladies d demonstration ip the art of
canning
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Marvin last Sunday and reported
an enjoyable time.

Marvin last Sunday and reported
an enjoyable time.
Ancil johnson, a popular young
man of this section, went to Kansas
one day last week. He expects to
work in the wheat harvest.
A protracted meeting will begin
at Macedonia the third Saturday
night in July. Ed. F. M. Eldridge
will do the preaching. Everybody
is invited to attend.
George Crigler, who happened to
the misfortune of being badly hurt
a few weeks ago when he was
thrown from horse, is improving
nicely, we are glad to report.
Della, Vera and Eunina Watkins
have just returned from Tuckerman,
where they spent some time with
relatives. They were accompanied
home by Miss Lizzie Crownovsr.
Lucian Franklin, one of our pros
porous farmers, raised a turnip this
season that measured 20 inches in
circumference and weighed A 1-2
pounds. How's that for a turnipY
Sharp County record., 1917-07-06
Notice

Big Creek Township. at Calamine, Saturday,
June 23rd
Scott Township, at Grange, Monday. June
25
Scott Township. at ShelbyviIle. Tuesday. June
&C.
Scott Township. at Wildcat, Wednesday until
noon, June 9th.
Scott Township, at Etna, Wednesday afternoon,
June 9th.
Cave Township, at Fairview. Thursday. June
18th.
Cave Township. at Cave City, Friday and Sat
urday, June 29th and SOth.
Sullivan Township. at Maxvile. Monday. July
End.
Sullivan Township, at Brickle Sprng Tuesday,
July 3rd,
Sullivan Township. at Sidney, Thursday and
Friday, July 5th and 9Th.
Johnson Township, at st. Paul. Saturday, July
7th.
Hardy Township, at Hardy, from July 9th to
July 14th. inclusive.
Richwoods Township, at Ash Flat Monday
and, Tuesday, July 10th and 18th.
Richwoods Township, at Ballard, Wednesday
until noon, July 18th.
Richwoods Township, at Jackson's Store, We'd
nesday afternoon, July 18th.
Piney Fork Township. at Evening Shade, from
July 10TH to July 28th inclusive.
All persons are hereby requested to bring
correct descriptions of their lands in order to
prevent errors in assessments.
The Assessors penalty under the new law is
penalty of sl.0O.
Given under my hand at Evening Shade, Sharp
County, Arkansas, on this the 18th day of April,
A. D., 1917.
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A Bad Spring For Women

The late, cold and damp spring
seems to have caused much suffer
Ing from backache, rheumatic
pains, aches and pains in sides,
joints and muscles, lumbaeo and
similar ailments, Mrs. 7. J. Buck
nell, Hardy, Neb, writes; Il am
recovering from an attack of lum.
bogo by the old Of Foleys Kidney
Pills, They surely help me, Bar.
nett Drug Co,
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THE MAXvILLE LETTER
How Much Is 1t Worth To Board Bat
son Ballard And Clarence Sharp?

EJ. M. Provence and wife of Cave
township were here Sunday, guests
A, the home.of j. F. Provence.
Bernace Masner, who has been
away from this section for several
months, returned few days ago.
Mrs. B. F. Johnson has been on
the puny list for several days. but
her many friends are hoping to see
her out again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. WrL. Briehtwell are
rejoicing over the arrival of a new
eirl at their home, who made her
appearance few days ago.
Tax Assessor R. G. Davidson and
wv. l. Simpson and S. L. Evans, town.
ship assessors, were here Monday
taking assessments of the peoples
property.
Henry and Alonzo Lasley of near
Smithville we're here a few days
ago as guests of their brother, Love!
Lasley, who has worked during the
crop season for T. R. Woodbridge. 10
Otto Snow, who has been at Swift
ton for some time attending school
and working on the farm since
school was out six weeks ago, came
home a few days ago for visit
with home folks.
Several hogs have died in this
community lately, from hog cholera
II is believed. Two yearlings were
found dead in an old field near here
few days ago, and it is thought
these animals died from black leg
Henry Evans was bitten by a
snake Saturday night while he was
in the crib getting corn to feed the
stock. The bite was on the first
finger of the right hand. Mr.
Evans kept his hand in coal oil for
some time, and the wound has not
\ been severe.
There was the largest crowd at
the Lees Chapel Sunday school last
Sunday that this country ever wit
messed. About $50 people, big, little,
old and young, were present. The
reds won the contest, securing l31
new members, while the blues Sc
cured 119. The blues will present
the reds with a banner the third
Sunday in July, at which time a
large crowd is expected to be pres
ent.
Batson Ballard and Clarence
Sharp are the heavy eaters Of this
Section. A few nights ago they de-
cided to eat out the store, and began
by eating five cans of Vienna sau-
saee, two cans of salmon, one can
Of peaches, thirty cents worth OF
candy and a dozen raw eggs, which
they washed down with ten bottles
Of soda pop They then ordered a
bottle of castor oil, but decided to
omit that and pay the bill, which
amounted TO $3.50. These gentle
men didn't lose over two days
from work on account Of the mixed
diet. A fund has been made up
here to be presented to any two
common men who will break this
eatinp record.
Sharp County record., 1917-07-06


County Of Sharp,
We, Geo. r. Hail. President, and
G, j. Wilson, Cashier, of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best Of our knowledge and be-
lief.
G. j. Wilson, Cashier.
Geo. R. Hall, President.
Attest: Ben N. Yates, G. j. Will
son, Ed G. Eckel, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 20 day Of June, 1917.
My commission expires Feb. 8,
1920,
Geo, H, Myers, Notary Public.
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r. G. Davidson,
Assessor, Sharp County, Arkansas
Report of the Condition of
SHARP COUNTY BANK

Williford, Sharp County, Arkansas
at the close of business June 20,
1917.
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RESOURCES
Loans and discounts. $24,OO4O9
Loans on real estate, ... 2,78O.OO
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured. d.......... 43.70
Furniture and fixtures. 98278
Banking house. ..... 100000
Cash items, s,,.......... 767.35
Cash and due from reserve
banks. ..,..".,,..,... 3,OO5 SO
Total. ........ 80. .,$32,9S3.51
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Report of the Condition Of
BANK OF CAVE CITY

Cave City, Sh arp County, Ar
kansas, at the close of business
June 20, 1917.
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LIABILITIES
Capital stock, paid up.... $7,500.00
Surplus fund, certified. 49,. 1,75O00
Undivided profits, net.... 1880
Individual deposits, includ- .
ing public funds S18,609.71
Time certificates
Of deposit, 4,310.50
Net deposits, after deduct
ing amount on which
more than A per cent is
paid as shown above. ...22,92021
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1c @cniBhet ron 3~urieoenfat IN aIeioung 10 ndBig i'm
FrGs me hiee lit cine bodit beuerteasperte Sade in oiePn Ingen.
Ger 91onf ner GloOe minitt 8nien gusiottun8 uno 3ouerboitg.
felt pro qcpifc 3ufrenenbet in 6teer qn8u9en inoen. Die @oran.
tie ocs 6e5rtfanten ioUie Die lmerige Ite9rn birter hieien gn5Hgen.
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ucrwcocn protcittcrt
bel Ocmt1hlane!

Ghriitiania 90. Suni-2er Mi.
niitar 0es 4u5partiaen bat 6cutc
pff}iaa IN S%tortbing befannt gega.
ben 9oriDegen babe bel Ser 0ett-
idrH Heaierltnq betraffS Ser auige-
bette, 8ombeffompIotte Die in Der
@erhaft!tng 0es Baron 3~auteniel5
qipfeItegJ eneratid protettert. IS
beiBt oaB Die oeutide 4atport nod
aitsitehf.
Ger Boron Hauteuicts lit 6ereits
after Der inn noripegiiden Groteit
entbolicnen 8e0ingltng uah 8cltti6-
Iaflo oeportiert moroen, 6nB er be-
itraft iper0c neil er 8omben nab
eirem nelitraIen 2auoe qe6radt hn-
IL, un0 0dB er nie mieoet uon Der
neutidn 9lcaiertng ais @oti6oits.
iiberbriH9er benutt meroe.
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SranSclcn crlciHcn
cine NicHcrla1e!
Die gritcu u6er baben sluiiheu ~
pp nnO Der @anreIlc &iaOs
mi9le 6rfolse ST. nerjeidHrn.

Berlin, aber 2onoon 80. SUM.
Ias Grieasamt mel0ete heutc nod
mittag: o9uragreiicuoe Siege ilber
frau69iiiAe SruppM bei GERM lmO
Wiaiancourt boben mir ST. ocr6cih
men. Geitli6 Don GernD mur0e enc
irou5onihe Stcllng oon mehr ais
1000 lfater 8reite, eiuidlicBIlh q
mes ltarf beieitigteu Glmnel9, bon
lmicreu Sruppen critlirtut mo gcgelI
aae bitigeu @egenaugriiic be5altp
let.
g8citIid Scr G}oas rulr0c Ourd
cincn gQpoltigeu @oritoB eiae iran.
50iiide Steaing 5u 6ejoen Seitln
Der NtQIancourt Gsncs 2%ou0itrdBe tt
elmer 9rcitc oou $500 1tetar uuo
elmer 1iefa BON 500 Meter erobert.
Nad ttncn crbitterten 9auoge
mengc aelong Is oen e~nglonoern
eilen Cell uuicrcr DnrgeihD6eleu
Steaungcn 3uIidcu CppB uno Ser
@ra0ele 4u10nl5le 5u 6eieben
ltniere Truppel fampitel gegen oie
iettolide uebcrmodt NIT groBter
Idpiarfcit uio brn6tGn 0eH Sem
oen idlmerc Gerluite BET. 3lplifcn
@ulIud mo 0crricourt. BON 6res
mop bis nod @aoreile, grill scr
6eino an. Sci 6ltluh 3lDiidcu
Der Qoos Gems SIIcbin 9eeritroBe
uur6c Der 5eiuo utter ihmeren 8gr
Iliiten 3lriidgeidla8elL 8eitIid Don
Gems nlr0e Elm friidgr iein0lihcr
4ngriff ourd unier 6auer i'm aeim
erititt.
SIT Dem gariprruQ ueitlid mo
iii0pGtlid Don &eH5, Der lan9it pon
ms a~ufgegebcn morOe8 NOR. uahu
Der 5etto cine N}tncnipronqtHg r1r
lul0 3aritarte 6ea nod 4rras fub
ren0u Mcg."
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FoM0HNs Parliament
tritt %smiamincn!
a0nigin gsilbslmiua ertldrt in
SBrOnrrOe, bag 0,rfabr nod
nidlt Duriibcr.

Sm Soag, 20. SUM. a6uign
&ilbeiminn bot 6as SIT einer auBer.
or0antli6en 5iku1g beruieue GurId.
meflt NIT elmer SbroureOe eroiinet,
ii mclAer Die Scrriheriu fit Ser
belieritua oes Sdulmeien8 un0 fir
5rauenitinmreht eiatritt, NIT meI6
beioeu widtigen @orlagan iih oas
4arlomeut in Der Sibullg ans
idIieBIia 81 6ciGafti9ea boben
miro.
81 be8ug auf oen ariag ioQte
Die aonigin oaB. faas oa8 ~lauien0e
Sobr obne Den NON 9|}iQionen 10
heiB eriebnten 5ricoensidhlB 81
GHoe eeben ioata bDu Der 9eb0ltG-
ruttg Der gtieoerlanot nod meitere
Gpter ge6eiift ner0en Dliroen. mel.
de, nie iie nit 3liperiidt boffe germ
gebradlt meroen mllroeIt.
9ie &bronre0e idIirBt NIT Sen
~folgen0en 4orteu: ollniere 8e3Je.
bnngen NIT frem0en 0ladten Nn0
gunitig. 8ir boben genug @r1mo.
Dnatbor 5u lem, aber last uus uift
%pergeiien oaB 10 large 0teicr
arieg iUabrt, @eiobran umier &anO
beoro6eH, uBo bob 0a8 &oIt nieoer-
Inn a~liigefor0ert mer0cn mag, ieine
gnn5e arait fur 5reibeit un0 lIno6.
Bdngi9feit 3u beHiitan. GoB Soft
as beidlibeR m6ge, tit mem iuni9.
ties @ebd.@
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GRANDDAUGHTER ocindt.

@io has Observation-Disclosures
biiro Der gieb66rie batauJt gibt.
bralfen 6ie 6orner ocs meitliheu
gfebrastos mo &Domin8s iebr not
tpenoi8 &Ife, Inn bic 5elerate Der.
ein3ubefomnen. Sdller Der 6of
ifulen, melde 4rbeit mabrcno 6es
5onlnters miIuiheH, f3rlen leidt
@ele8enheit 6a5u ftu6en. Mon
men0e iid or 81 j. Strutar. 5GFre=
tar 2iDe Stod gJdonge 10 Sii0
Emn6a.
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Nlanner Cntina site. SOC

6unoerte bon Cutinq 6titen fir diidea alt0
8oIiintS, in alien 6orbeH mo oler
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Sen. ObreGcn miro
rstlif0r. Becboc1tcr!

el4Saio Ter % Stunt General
4lnora Cbregnn, fruber ariegsnlini-
tier III @en. Garran5a's aabinett
1T bon Der merifaHiihen &egierurg
als milit0riidler 8eo5adter NIT 0en
omerifaniiden uno fran3ofiden lr.
rieen beitinmt moroen u1to miro ii6.
laat beltte bier etngetroffcner Be
rifte, 0enma6f md 6rantreih an
Die 6roHt be9e6en.
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1t0iicr Horl fir
baISi9cn Sticcent

qniter6om 30 SuHt Gircr hou.
te nofrmittag aus 98ien eingetroHe.
men Gepeide 8ufoIge hot 8oiier 4orI
0eH @ertretern non aft polittideu
8arteien Ceiterreihs crfldrt oaB Ell
naf 6ricoen IN m1glidit naber 3eit
Itrcbc.
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Ginfalts 6efe6l anrafaepieirn.

gctreffs bes pom @eteroIaamo!t
Reeo g%eiorncrten Gin5aIts6efebls &C.
gcn bic itootlide gerulittLlms55e.
bor6e, I'm hieieibc Baron 81 bnoert
in Der bteij9en Streiffraac meitlre
Gerbore ob5ubalteu CAB heute Dor.
mittog 9fidtcr 2eslie enc gntidci
Dung gegen bic 6ortietun8 oc5 &c
fehls a6, ioooB bic ge1or0c init Den
&crDoren fortfa6ran fam.
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amerik. Slieoer
tpirb bcf0rAert!

Goris 90. Suni -Gotutant 4our
gutberrD pon Der 2afduatte Gsca.
0riIle. Elm 9ien PORTER, Der fid i'm
S}lugpeien iDie0erboIt aus88cjtnet
bat 1T beute gum 2cttnaut ernaHnt
mor0en. st bot 10 4cropIaue her-
a6aeidoien.
Corporal santes gormau 3oa,
5er 4mGrifancr, Der Inn aauGpf nit
aelitiden 5liegern ifuer berlett
ruroe bat cine Gbduce nit benz
seben oaboH3ufommen.
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@ic1dcs

8icrtlrs
qlur 5recial $3.50. 0}it
Gooiter 0rcmie 0%}otorcncle son.
6el cir Qute3 mo oienitfabiaes
9io0 IN ieocr Ge3icbung
gaicbna &aren
&oaitau0tqe glu5pohI pon
Hcndl 9aie6aa 5anoihuben unb
An8ltoftierunacn
The Cificiul 4Hcricou 2ea9ue
Bale ..Sl25
an0ere 2eaaua Bale 3u 25e, SOC
un0 5t ..................7 5e
Qouisptae 5IuQQer 8nts. gum
Grcis bon. $500 mo S125
eyuDcHile Bots Zoe, 25e um0 soc
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gcg6oru 6ate
Gdtc 2e0born Site, in S~tolien aenott mterrcif.
tc 8ertc, neletc Qloocll. einiade uro iontp gGn.
Der, Spc]iaIpreis ..$2.9S
9opD Bananas
Seine inpauiide poer Como gauomo5 nit fancD
8dnoerl. trooper, telescope uno Cptimo no
0ef, Gpe5iolperte iur Sanstog 3u...... .$2.98
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a6onniert uuf Die 3dalide 9ri6une
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Gdlte iaouncrifauiidc Ganamas,
$500, $500, $3.50 nuo $3.50
&nlinbuHtdls ifu0 ucn
Gtte @oLu6mtoI5 BON 0ca sdoietiniclu, eiaiod
ll0 fancq, at. ..,.... $500 un0 $3.50
gangfOfs-3cOermann mag fe
ghte 9c6lcjtta @aaqfofs ot5 SjonL Iclesto9c
0lo0en, nit 9leiitifttode II. $685.
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SfyIePlus &I7
Clothes ..,,. VIZ
The same price the nation over

sc f6 am5 aus @3oGc 5~araeteGt nerfertiat in 6f nalcfen
lno forrafIaian aiooen, fomen ole g~ri1olidte lnetiudu8 Gus
baHcn ir58ug af @or3agc in Qtooe EaHen lm0 als'attng-
ur6 felt cr8aer gr3uq Deu35t oe 6abrlf apbr r sntipritt in
icoer Bc3tc5lng ben Spe5ffotoncn
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S~portwaren fir den Vierten!

@oGtduoiqcs Eager oIcr 5aden,
oo3u nlsetn1 Sen &icrtea 81 einem
9erguil9en 3a motct ii alien
4pben Sports. Mdbfac 4tiic
ourhpgg.
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Stnuis 9lnfctS nub gGGc
0ri9bt & 2itiou 2aois gup,
4un g9nro & @rigbt. lourna.
nent uno Che Sub Radcts.
SpoI0ira, Sntcrnationnl @olb
NleboI, @obea 8, GREENWOOD.
mo ale ouoeren giafctg. @}o6eQc,
all $500 Biz $1,000
3roeniaa 9fodets gu 25c II. 50cc
SpoiOtng II. 8end Ienui5 gG0c
bns Stiif mr.. 25c uno 40t
Senais SdnGe
9}ie0riae Eennig- DUDE ous mel
Bem 6onDns, 5u......... soc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
GrnlniInn in Enrt NInhiinn.

sort 0iaOlion 5o,, %. SUM.
s5n Der Gltlberiiterurgs -4nIage Ser
5onto Sc gobn bier entitano heltte
cine Grploiion p~uloeriiierter ao6lc.
mobei 3met Qiouter berleBt mut0eL
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-15
GARRISON ELECTED
AS PRESIDENT OF
COMMERCIAL CLUB

" c SALLY AND GLOVER JOHNS
piSRtp 10 SERNE As NicE.
PRESIDENTS o. ASSOCIATION
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-15
Personal MENTION

aensiaI John a iiuion comma ndlnt
camp ernut nas fefurnct frrm NoIH.
tpn where he Spent aotrfnl feft
fldEf Walter D. Tmnn sod vita
irft Mordla Ter husflu ~ attend fh.
inauguration ~ Governor fefE1sor
lnfre TImnr Ir a momher 0f thf gat
rtnarf personal STAFF
~ sna Nrs B. Powell n o.
iareau il are tniunR Dol fHr riis
eurrw af fhr sgrrna
flsuienent o. e. iie1flt f1ui
hunnfalfa hruiifr. a Do ihr ctf
~ aeeefal aata s'H, a apeut %
ths Nurces
Mr anG $50 p HrGreune ~ uma
r1 srr visitors m iht ctf uTirirros
if fhr surnrs Thet rtfrff fo Del
here fer essefsi eeska
~ sampann ~ Houston 10 af th'
Aoeess
W g. Mcdaniel ~ Hahfafd Cltl
60 BOZ gre at fof efffsl days stay
Sergeant q ~ KHs ~ ihs rhlrl
reras iHfanuH ~ Monday ~ Hi'
hcme b. Qmenfiie nn wrf iHf
iourh.
Air ara mfa 81 q Morrison q gar
Antorlo are fisitnTs in fhe clft. stop.
rira af fh~ Nnerse
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-15
foaoer yovs AcHss.

rNn tnerf achins iimss lame hacf
fnaae lfs = tafesn u Fss3 saff+g from
rnfnmtsfssu soat iamhaan. ne2faiEis,
80 batfis ~ riogua Liniment. iis
anitrnssi ulne ~ pain Eas1 %
urlF f rens.rst without rfhfirg
arf sanffr ESQ alei rssh ritaneg
arl more fnt 80 than muEsF rirf-
mrnf. 80 rriflrff Fm sfrrins 90
rfralrt SIRE plsasifs 81 arfnrhsd nr
ainea3s efsuiiiag from sifenAuas fxff.
rse siasns Imminent airrs qMrs ~
siff Keen "a on hand faf eraefKen-
iea Az wsif nfnsaisf. 1r Ads
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-15
Fifs, Meeting 81 Ne~ Reara Since Ne
80 Elected Tat rhefssas NIGHT
Wa Nsid Nondsy Aftsrneon

iNffeicrs ~ tne Cefpas cNgisu cumt
mtr 'al Nesr.ItNUn eir,t,i st mt ,
lnf h,ls assi fhutria' uiEht me' Yvs.
nfdaN auerncen art fIom amnne Ihelr
numhfi elected Nfflc,ir az follows
l'r eiieni D. D. esrflfHu Eeatral
u'RneFff oi ttv caiual lUinnof Cum-
uaHt
N,r reAtaa ~ a. naie, rfrsi.
d,nt ~ naUes HALE Cunlrtnt
~esunA Nies president 0lupcr
Johns president 0ietrf lohns Auto
Company
1ne mAt,,i 10 ,lotNnk 4 ssereiar, Ton
the ersunF tcaf was lef,rrei th a later
mesNnE NJ T. Wusht ts ths rns rni
rftrfiaft hfiiif eitstta iaa atiatri
upen tho irnatIan uf 81 s. Iaal,
$3.50 served ltf rirhtrHn months
Nr uarrinoh tfr nee YrsAtnl has
f Ntrd n oufpas thiisu ff the fasi
fsuf 'ars npunt enc sesf iasl nass,l
hs SERVED as mrmhfr of $50 nosIt Sd.
hifr,tot ~ the Commercial Clah avid
hr s $3.50 tn nffNcsr nf ihr naiAft Cnf
enN af tHr HuH NgaHi Exposition As.
soii afiDn lle satcvc'is DAVID ~
i.Nhgf ssnrrai nianafef of the cetA,
nhuat nafNsf asa ilaht Cemi w
nfH tufrE thf fasf N,a na.
fhe rmnteriHl tlHN nr nt ~
uNn ihai hnH hrsn ugt ef ihe a.
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uon fof tht pufrHf Ncif \
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nnr tHHue.H .f fre Nff.fanx A.
rafn "a. possible $500 eami
organization Of ine Assoc. atu m
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-15

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