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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-15

ridge between Turpin's upper place
and East Fork of Shoal Creek in the
Meiggs and Freeman line and runs
north so west with that line, go
poles to a stake in that line; thence
west 100 poles to a stake crossme
Shoal Creek below a high fall:
thence south 70 east 800 poles to q
stake; thence north so east 100
poles to the beginning.
There ere so acres in the above
Second Tract" excepted which be-
long to j. B. Sheriff., and described
as follows:
Beginning on a black oak and
runs south 66 poles; east 118 poles;.
north 66 poles and west to the be-
ginning. leaving balance in said
second tract of 200 acres more or
less.
This 9th day of January, 1918.
G. M. COLE, Sheriff of Jackson Co.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-15
Fame of Tanlac Sweeps
North Carolina From
Mountains to Sea

Never before, perhaps, in all history,
las the demand foi proprietary med
lcine ever approAc-.od the wonderful
record now being made by Ianlac, the
lew preparation which has been &C.
comprising such remarkable results IN
North Carolina.
It's fame has swept over the State like
4 great tidal wave. People in all walks
Of life from the mountains to the sea
and from the Virginia line to South
Carolina have sung it's praises. Minis
tiers of the gospel have publicly en-
dorsed if. Physicians have advised
their patients to take it. Distinguished
bankers, lawyers. judges and educators
nave recommended it.
SO great, in fact, is the fame OF Ian
lac that it mas become hoLsehol'
word, and thousands upon thousand
have pronounced it the greatest med1
= Ga ever given u the people.
among the hundreds OF promlne1
| Norm Carolina people who have volu
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-15

Hill and wife, Mary A. Hill, the de-
PENDANTS, have in the following de-
scribed real estate. to-wit:
First Tract:-Beginnins at hick-
orv s polesemore or less north from
the S. W. corner of S. Green's Brad
ley tract, and runs N. 1874 poles to
chestnut, C. S. Buchanan and D,
Green's corner; thence due west
with D. Green's line "a poles to a
fallen chestnut. Green's corner
thence due south 1877 poles to Z
stake; thence south 70 w 66 pole
to a stake; thence north to the be
Ginning, containing 63 acres, NOR,
or less.
II Second Tract:-Beginnine at.
!. large white oak on the top of tn
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-15
PROMINENT men Of
STATE Endorse ri

tarily come forward and publicly en-
iorsed Tanlac is Hon. ". M. Lincke,
mayor OF Nashville, N C.
''After a fair trial OF Tanlac," said
Mr.. Iinc!ze, 81 have no hesitancy in
pronouncing it OIL Of the very best
tonics and remedies on the market. /
heartily recommer it 20 those who snf-
fer with indigestio.' nervousness and a
general run-dow condition.
Another prominent man to add his
testimony is Mr.. W. A. Beck of Dur.
ham.
Rheumatism, stomach troubles anc
ngestion had he S badly run down,
said Mr.. Beck, "tnat l wasn't able t.
! work for over ten years. l could no
sleep long at time. | was nervous an<
was bothered with distress after eatin,
and with terrible rheumatic pains in m,
back and body.
From two bottles of Tanlac l hav
won back my old time appetite, an
have gained eight pounds-everythin
l eat now tastes good to me-rheum
tism is almost all gone, there are 4
pains in my back, and l am able to
up and working outside all day now.
sleep we'll and nervousness has left me
t Tanlac is sold exclusively in Sylvia
| Sylvia Pharmacy, adv
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-15
NOTICE

NOTICE
North Carolina In the Superior
Jackson County Court
X. F. Wenz VS.. S. L. Hill and
Wife, Mary A. Hill
Notice of Execution Of Sale In At
tachment.
By virtue of an execution in at
tachment directed to the undersign-
ed from the Superior Court OF Hen
derson county, North Carolina, in
the above entitled action, will, or
Monday the 18th day of February
1918, at / o'clock, P. NJ, at the Cour
House door in Jackson county ant
lin the town of Sylvia, sell to tn
highest bidder for cash to satisf
said execution, all the right, It'll
and interest which the said S. |
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FlNDS'RELIEF.

Il have been a constant sutferer
from kidney trouble and was down
sick in bed" writes c. F. Renolds.
412 Herrick St. Elmira, N. Y. l
commenced taking Foley Kidney
Pills. In a few days l was up out
of bed" Recommended for rheuma-
tic pains, backache. biliousness, sore
muscles, stiff joints. tired out"
feeling. Sylvia Pharmacy
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-15
CIT THIS OUT IT is WORTH
MONEY

Don't Miss This. Cut out this
slip. enclose with S cents to Foley
& Co., 1885 Sheffield Ave-, Chicago
Ill. writing your name and address.
clearly. You will receive in retuln
a trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. for
coughs, colds and Group. Foley Kid
ney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets. Sylvia Pharmacy.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-15
city LOCALS

dood condition. new tires. Viii
trade for young stock. R. M. Bry-
sop, Cullowhee. N. C. i
RI. Wike Of East LaPorte vs.
in the city last week on busine; S, !,
and called in and renewed his SUI
scription to the Journal. i
Mr.. Lee Hooper of Speedwell, paid
the boys at Camp Sewer visit ills
week. He says they are all well.
Theo. Buchanan is in Atlanta fer
few weeks on business,
Mrs. j. A. Geisler visited reletives
in the city this week.
Mi. z. V. Watson of Speedwell
was 4 Camp Sewer this week, Wis.,
iting he Jackson boys, He says
thew are sure doing some hard drill
ina new, but that it is making men
OF them.
Mis-. J, A. Collins of Clyde was in
the city this week, visiting,her son
Herbert, of the Sylvia Supply Co.
c. C. Buchanan is in Raleigh this
week attending the Thrift Stamp
Institute.
County Farm Agent McClung is
in Raleigh this week, attending a
meeting of the Farm Agents of the
State.
Mrs Frank West of Sunburst,
visited relatives in Sylvia last week.
Prof. j. N. Wilson is attending the
Thrift Stamp Institute at Raleigh
this week.
MRS. ka.s Mclean is spending d
while with her daughter, Mrs. FISH
er, at Andrews.
Mr.. and MIS-. McHarge. of Ashe'
vile. spent Sunday in Sylvia with
Mrs McHar yes mother, Mrs. Nc
Lean.
Mrs. J. E. Divelbiss of Ashevili
spent Sunday here with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mckee spen
Sunday in Webster with Mrs. Han
nah Hall.
Mrs. Sophia Coward aud daus,l
ter, Miss Frances Coward were i
Asheville last week.
Mr. Price Ashe of Wilmot was i
the city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. M. V Woodland of Savanna
was in the C. ty Wednesday.
Erastus Blanton of Addie was
town Wedno day.
J.C. Mallonee was in Ashev
Monday on business.
The Dillsboro Milling Co. h;
their mill now in running shal
and will grind your wheat or cOri
Mr.. Joha A. Paris, the Jewel
Of Sylvia, has received word that !
Robinson the we'll known eyesie
specialist of Asheville will visit S,
va again on Wednesday Feb. III
AS DR.. Robinson will be in Syl
only one day, everybody is ure
to arrange to have their eyes
amined on that day.
Mrs A. B. Dills went to Almo
this week to be at the bed side
her sister Mrs, Joshua ranks :
is quite i'll.
Mrs. j. L. Broyles of Webster
visiting relatives in the city
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-15
NOTICE.
North Carolina,
jackson County.

North Carolina,
Jackson County.
Notice is hereby given to the pub
lie that application viii be made to
The Governor of North Carolina for
the pardon of Lambert Moss, con
Vlcted at February term 1917, o
the Superior Count of Jackson Coun-
W, for the crime of seduc ion, anC
sentenced to work on the roads 0
Haywood County for a term Q
eighteen mouths.
his the 18th day of january, 1915
LAMBERT Moss
ny Sheriff. & HARDWOOD, Attys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-17

C. A. Brent, $1OO. D. H. Veil, s1,ooo.
 Jefferson. .... Lilah C. Mccoy, $10O. Edna F. Mccoy, $100. Bennie Hill Mccoy, S1OO. Myrtle Beatrice Mccoy, $100. Thelma Mccoy, $1O0, James Beaurie Mccoy, $1O0. Tommie Mccoy, $100. Arthur Elton Mccoy, $1OO. Jno. R. Russell, $50. Berkley Williams, $50. T: R: Heird, $100. w. P. Martindale, $50. D. L. Foster, $100. Mrs. M. B. Parkhurst, $50. Jack Softly $100. Mrs. P. B. Rife, $50. M. C. Langston, $50. Mrs. Gertie Bush, $50. J. l.. Deruseaux, $50. Monroe Kelley, $50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-17

Rob't. Rainey, $50. Mrs. A. L. Ryars, $50. Josephine Rose $50. F. M. Reeves, $50. M. J. Redfern, $50. L. T. Bucks, $1O0. G. 0. Reynolds, $50. J. E. Riner, $50. o. s. Robinson, $10O. Mrs. w. M. Rose, $50. Lowell Reidinger, $50. Mrs. c. H. Ragan, $50. A. P. Ryland, $100. Ed Ryland, $200. B. E. Renfrow, $25O. Riley Feed Mfg. Co.,. S1,O00. Mrs. M. H. Riley, 1000. Agnes Ryans, $50. Earnest Ryan, $50. J. c. Reeves, $50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-17

Andrew Mays, S5O. Milton, Gridiron, $50. G. w. May, $50. C. c. Gaddy, $50. pr. T. L. Adams, $50. s. H. Wilson, $50. l.. Eaton, $50. John Zuanovec $50. Eula I. Dial, $50. A. H. M. Dial, $50. B. M. A. Dial, $50. H. M. Dial, $50. J. F. Gaddy, $50. D. B. Andrews, $50. Tom Scallion, $50. J. M. Gaddy, $50. C. c. Neale, $50. J. E. Koonce $50. c. w. Dalton, $50. c. E. McCoskcy, $50. J. T. Herr, $50. w. J. Bell, $50. A. o. Griffin, $50. Henry Herr, $50. 1y VI. ollIio, 'pyVs II. E. Helvie $50 D. F. Eaton, S1O0. R. l.. Huseltcn, $50. Mrs. Huselton, $50. Mrs. Mollie Sorrells, $50. E. B. King, $50.
 Plum Bayou (SherriFD Chas. and kissie Speed, $50.
 Niven. E. L. Pope, $50. J. A. Hays, $50. Old River, Mrs. l.. w. Clement $500. Mrs. A. J. Ewing, $50.
 PastOria. Rossell Stratton, $50. Giles Strong, $50. Genl Williams, $50. Walter Dedrick, $150. J. P. Thomas, $50. Fred Arncld, $50. Willie Thompson, $50. Mrs. Patsy Cheeks, $50. l.. J. Jeffreys $50. Will Handley, $50. James, Evans, $50. James Turner, $10O. Gabe Mazique, Jr, $50. John Robinson, $50. F. c. Mccoy, $50. Jim Blythe, $50. Geo. Pointer. $50. Spencer Smith, $50. w. H. Cox, $50. Jchn Allston, $50. o. T. Butler, $50. Sherrill Short, $50. Fred D. Freeman, $1OO. w. c. Lockett, $100. c. l.. Lane, $10O. E. l.. Mazique, $50. Mat Nelson, $5O. Jo Evans, $50. Ellis Short, $50. . Chas. Christopher, $50. f+r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-17
COTTON BELT HONOR. ROLL.

 Third Liberty loan bonds were in omitted from the list sub mitted tc the Liberty loan organiza- tion, and were not included in the Cotton Belt honor roll printed last week. They are printed now to "keep the record straight" and to "give honor where honor is due." Enginemen. w McCaughey, J. B. Mcdonald, L. B. Mcclellan, D. s. McMillen, J. F. :, Nicholson, D. |. Nichols, H. O'Brian B. H. O'Donnell, Pat. Pearce, J. D. Pittman, G. M. Pointer, J. C. Poss, T, F. Pointer, J. H. Rebman, H. r. Bedding, E. J: Rike, A. l.. Roma, J. Rue, R. H. Rushing, J. L. Slocum L. F. Stamper, H. c. Steltzlen, w. w. Scott, J. l.. Stevens, U. V. Stone, s. L. ~ Stalzman, c. l.. Tisdale, F. R. Upchurch, w. W. Vaughn, w. F. Wallen, E. w. Wellington, B. F. Williams, c. c. Williams w. H. Woodson, H. H. Wood, B. B. Wynne, H. A. Wilson, J, G. Yauch, Geo. B. Yauch, w. B.
 Mechanical Department. Altschul, Chas. Evans, J. s. Hill, Jeff H.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-17

Mrs. Anna Stewart, $50. J. Frank Stewart, $1oO. Eli Smith, $50. wv. J. Shepherd, ST., $500. Mrs. w. J. Shepherd, $1OO. G. c. Shepherd S15O. Mrs. G. c. Shepherd, $1O0. w. J. Shepherd, Jr., $150. J. M. Sawyers, $50. Miss Ethel Studdard, $50. D. A. Scott, $50. H. B. Strauss, $55O. R. P. Spencer, $50. w. c. Spillyards, $50. E. H. Sanclaire, $2OO. W. B. Sorrells, $250. Mrs. Ruth Scott $1OO. F. s. Swisher, $50. J. E. Semlear, S10O. Alice Shree, s10o J. s. Sparks, $50. Fred Senyard, $250. Mike Schnable, s4oo. l.. L. Spears, $100. Mrs. A. A. Shaffer, $50. A. Spencer, $50. J. T. Stalcup, S100. OLdlluC1IO u .OIdhE ~ CllOC CU. plyyVU. Edna Strauss, $1o0. S. w. Smith, $50. E. R. Steel, s100. E.. R. Street, $100. A. B. Smith, $50. Norman L. Smith, $50. Bernard sAron Simon, $90. ss VI Miss Nellie V. Saint, s100. w. C. Shader, $50. B. J. Spriguer, $50. Dyer Stewart, $50. Willie Sirus $50. J. A. Simpson, S1O0. A. Solomon, $100. Mrs. Eugene A. Smith, $100. Ben Soffar, $50. D. H. Swicher, $50. G. w. Smith, $50. Wynona Summons, $50. Julius Scheirtzky, $50. Mrs. s. G. Seabrooks, $500. R. H. Stearns, $500. F. A. Smithers. $50. E. R. Steel, $500. Mrs. w. E. Scott, $50. w. S. Steed, $100. Mrs. Etta c. Sutton, $50. Harry w. Schlossberg, $50. E.. ii. SammOn, 9oU. Mrs. E. H. Sammon, $50. Ray Smith, $50. Mrs. Alex Strauss, $100. Sareta Strauss, $100. E. H. Stone, $50 Hazel Peck Trimble. $1O0. Elex Thomas, $50. Mrs. A. G. Thompson, $2OO. Carrie s. Troupe, $1O0. c. A. Troupe, $50. Dr. A. w. Troupe, $15O. o. F. Tedstrom, $1OO. Mrs. Willhrhemian Taylor, $50. Pinchback Taylor, $1,O00. E. B. Taylor, $10o. Anita K. Thompson. $fO0. F. B. Taylor, $50. : Will Thomas, $50. J. E. Thommasson, $50. ~ Mrs. N. f. Terral, $50. Jeff Thomas, $50. John s. Toney, $50. Mrs. J. w. Tarver, $50. Ella B. Talbot. $2,OO0. ....- James Tillnlan. $50. John H. Fowler, $2O0:
 J. E. Thomasson, $50. Curtis Taylor, $50. o Mrs. Sam Trimble, $4OO. Wm. Townsend, $50. F. F. Hurley, $25O. Mrs. w. w. Taylor, $1,OOo. Frank Tomlinson, $1O 900. John Temple, $1,O00: Bell R. Taylor, 1000. Ed Harrington, $5O Fred S. Usery,- $1Oo.. G. H. Upchurch $1OO.
 V. J. B. Vinson, $100.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-17

Ida Jammerson, $50. J. M. Vernon, $50. M. McJefferson, $10O. Vim. Sanders, $50. Gabe Dow, $50. R. A. Barclay, $100
 " Bogy. o. z. Totley, $50. No. 169 K. of P. Ledge, $100. Sam Hester, $50. c. L. Curtis, $50. John Scott, $50. Gus Brazis, $50. Cornerstone Baptist Church $15O. Jessie Courtney, $50. John Watts $50. H. H. Hunter, $50. Luther Peterson. $50. Fadoc Holmes, $100. Mary Watts,a $50. Ellie Johnson, $50. Nose Baker, $50. Felix Gibson, $50 Alex Motion, $50. Eliji Marshall, $50. Josh Kennedy, $50 J. c. Parkes, $50 John Brooks, $50 Frank Williams, $50. J. w. Brown, $50. John Thomas, $50. Rcbt Baker $100.
 Jim Jones, $50. 5r,.s. Frank Jenkins, $50. Green Mason, $50.. B. T. Duncan, $50. Stefano Haccarossa, $2O0. Dorothy Alace Bogy, $50. Vivian M. Bogy, $50. E. J. Bogy, Jr., $50. Mrs. Carry E. Bogy, $50. Quintc Romanilli, $50. Rosa Romanilli, $50. t=..s Adelgesa Romanilli, $50. Guorino Romanli,i, $50. Oracle Palazz $50. Elarria Pa1azzi, $50. Trenzio Palazzi $50. Rosa Palazzi, $50. Louis Massanelli $1OO. Guerano Massanelli, $1O0. Amalia Massanclli, $1OO. Rosa Massenelli, s10O. Mrs. c. F. Campbell, $400. J. w. Bellamy, Jr., $50 7 Mrs. Ethel P. Bellamy, $50. J. w. Bellamy, ST., $50. Abbie Spadici, $50. Guesippe Spadoine, $50. Cita Spadaici, $100. Blanca Spadoini $1OO. Justo Maricini, $100. Eada Maricfni, $1OO. Miss M. E. French, $1OO. s,t A. and M. Poalasini, $1OO. Mrs. Edna Hughes, $100. Frank Kimbrough, $50. Mary o. Woods, $50. Clara Harrison, $50. Eliza Bradley, $100. ~| D. Abdella, $50 ee Abraham Jabra, $50. w. E. Murray, $200. c. c. Harrison, $200. Aranda A. Hughes, $100. Aranda, A. Hughes, Jr, $50. s. M. Boswell Jr., $50. R. T. Duncan, $50. w. L. Miller, $50. Chas. H. Scott, $50. J. s. Jackman, $100. w. s. Embree, $50. J. W. Ferguson, $500. V. L. Ferguson, $100. J. P. Ferguson. $500. Wm. Walters, $200. J. E. Atkins, $1OO. E. A. Mullendare, $50. s. w. Boswell, $1O0. John M. Oracle, $5,00O. Maria BaccarOsSa, '$2OO. T. J. Thornton $50. Morgan Williams, $50. John Wells, $50. Joe Lepie $50. W. R. Robinson, $50. F. S. Robinson, $100. Ellis Mckee, $100.
 Whiteville, (Faith) .... Mrs. E. N. Stevenson, $50. E. N. Stevenson, $50. & Frank Mead, $50. a" va Walter Ashcraft, $50. I fes .H Walter Andrews, $50. a2 F. L. Ashcraft, $50. ,.1 Rite Koonce. $50. e w. F. Eaton, $50. Robt. Ashcraft. $50. Deace Childs, $50. Henry Williams, $50. Preston Gridiron, $50. P. Albert Tidwell, $50. @ w. H. Mitchell, $50. Alex Miller, $50. Wee Childs, $50. Marshall Meeks, $50. J. o. Huselton. $50. Jacob Helvie, $50. w. E. Baxter, $50. Mrs. Leroy Culpepper, $1O0. Leroy Culpepper. $200.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-17

K. M. Vance, S1OO.
 w. E. Vance, $50.
 Frank Kitchener, $50. Mrs. Anna Kitchener, $50. C. H. Voigt, $50.
 W. J. Wilkins, $100. James F. White, $50. V. D. Webb, $100 J. T. Walls, $50.
 Mamie Williams, $50. ]. Mamie Williams, $2OO. Mrs: Chas, L. Whyte, $50. M. w. Ware, $10O0. C. $. Wheat, $1,000. J. A. Wright, Jr., $50. II. Y. Williams, $50. Mrs. A. E. Westbrook, $500. .~. White X Humphrey, $500. Mrs. c. V. Ware, $50 Mrs. Drew White, $1OO. Emma T. White, $500. H. L. Westbrook, $500. A. E. Wallerman, $50. I. c. Waldo, $50. Frances Watson, S100. Isabel Woodland, $50. Caldwell Watson, $5O Mrs. H. H. Warren, $50. Leonard Williams, $100. Wm. Willhite $100. T. F. Wiley, $50. 7. .F. w. Wcolworth Co.,, $500. F. A. Whitehead, $1OO. J. and Anna Walker, $50. J. F. Williams, $50. ,z A. G. Whidden, $50. Earl Wood, $50. Beulah Walker, $50. Alex Williams, $50. Mrs. Frank Warriner $50. Miss Ruth Ward, $50. o. A. Walters, $50. ~... J. E. Weilbacher, $50. Geo. Williamson, $50. Tom Williams, $50. 4 Nj. M. Ware, s4,000. w. R. Weim S100. Mrs. G. H. Wilson, $50. . s... VT. John Willeford, $1,000., -. Mrs. Mildred Withers, $50. Ethel Weaver, $50. .5 J. w. Wortham, S100. x J. s. Wingard, $200. Miss Emma White, $100. Mrs. J. R. Morley, $50. =t Ray West S25O. H. H. Warren, $100 F. I. West, $100. Etta Winters, $50. #5a Jno, Walerta $50. Jessie H. Whyte, $100. J. w. Wilkins, $1 ,0O0...- ...,. .,..-=.--..A Mrs. J. w. Wilkins, $1 000
 Y. Mrs. G. B. Yaueh, $1oo. Mrs. c. B. Yauch, s100., ..... G. B. Yauch, $100. c. B. Yauch, $1O0. .4=' Harry J. Young, $50. Il '~@ Clay B. Yce, $100. Dr. D. w. Young, $100. Il Arthur Young, $100. a ,'- Mrs. Maude S.. Yowell, $50. F. H. Young, $100.4 ...a. :. .-j1' J. P. Young. $100.s s. .s.. Young Ladies Missionary Society of lakeside Church, Florence Mccain, resident, $50. ... Clay B. Yoe Jr., $100. Young Ladies Club 1st Methodist 'hurch, $1O0. { a~t ' s's-9% Villemont. / aA" Wm. K. Lane, $50. ..5
 .:5.. -.s. e,~te. Tallatsnga. w. W. Rodgers, $50. : ....
 Dunnington,. Warren Harris, $50. g.,~ .,..s.. ~4, G. A. Shelby, $500. w. R. Rucledge, $20O. Dr. M. A. Shelton, $100. Miss Willie K. Hooker, $10o. Mrs. Maud S. Hurgens, $100. Jno. Hudgens, IT,, $1O0. Mrs. Mary E. Hortley, $1OO. A. Garland Swepston, $10O. Alfred Roberts, $50 Miss Beryl Hartley, $50. Wm. T. Wilson, $50. .4F1z9 Russell Badzett. $50. 3t Miss Mamie Carver, $50. Miss Marguerite Brewster $50. Owen K. Badzett, $1O0. * Mrs. Adell Shelby, $1OO. Victoria. D. H. Veil, $500. S. B. Bradley, $10O. Miles Davis, $100. Sam LeGrant, $1OO. < Wm. Hart, $100. H. L. Perry, $50. Mrs Audria Hart, $50. Alonzo Flemming, $1OO. Clifton Murphy, $1OO. Frank Dunn, ST., $50. H. w. Bledsoe, $2OO H. w. Bledsoe, $1oo.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-17
RichiaIld.

Maria Shelby, $50.
 G. l.. Thompson, $1o0. Pressy Green, ST., $50. W. M. Maberry, $50.
 M. w. Lee, $50. C. A. 'Scull, $50. Mack Foster, $50. J. B. Graves, $50.' J. E. Berry, $50. Geo. Graves, $5O., M. D. Gorden, $5O A. J. Johns, $50.
 R. J. Brown, $50. H. J. Jones, $50. M. H.; Blackburn, $50. o. w.. Westmoreland, $50. w. H., Hall, Jr., $5O Grandelson, Perkins, $50. Rufus Johnson, $50. Tom Graves, $50, A. G. Bynum, $50. w. s. Young, $50. Paul Achols, $50. E: N. Crawford, $50. Andrew Jackson, $50. M. L. Turner, $50. Dr. R. o. Norris, $100. J. A. Berry, $50. C.. L. Reynolds, $50. A. s. Maupin, $50. N. C.:'aOwerf, $50. 2. F., N. McPhail, ST., $50. : Miss Leila Wyatt, $50. L.. c. Wyatt & Son, $100.
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Plum Bayou, (Altheimcr)

Victoria Marshall, $100. s-..,-s l.. D. Anderson, $10O. J. N. McFadden, $250. s. Barraque. J. E. Moring $5O.
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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-17
WAR ZONE WOMEN
DRIVEN FROM HOME
THREE Times BY HUN
Mothers of French Soldiers Flee
Life Abodes With Remaining
Few Treasures on Backs
By Mrs. Hazel Pedlar Faulkner

An army of French refugees was
pouring into the relief station main
tanned by the American Red Cross,
Carrying in their hands bundles OF
varying sizes,-all their worldly pos
sessions, old men and women, young
women and children, came through
the gates of the canteen where was
furnished the first bit Of rest and
refreshment available for many hours.
The Boches had made travel neces-
sary for these jewellers in the oc'
cupied portions OF France.
MAY | help you any," asked one
of the workers in the canteen Of Q
weary looking French woman.
Il can help myself" tho woman re
piled. you see know just what
to do when we are away from home
like this. This is the third time
have had IN leave"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-17

May the of Freedom whose has Amer
the vaor which already has terrified the German
be ecipsed by the threat of Hun triumph
In thousands homes stricken Belgium
ay ravshed Northern France Caroons Yardeys conception
above has been the brief prelude terrible think
Of
Hun of his secretly planned
% America be slight present.
AS desire the Teuton punished for his fightune swell
your subscription to the Fourth Liberty Loan.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-17

bleeding the of its homes hospitals
churches Belgium has nevertheless been the
weakest of the allied of Berlin Its sufengs have
all humanity for redress and its indomitabe
spirit has reused the emulation of all its champions.
honor killed by revelation that it regarded
treaty scrap of has been buried beneath the
booded of a neutral nations shrines.
of the German superbeast weer in German
behind the Rhine the kaisers dupes finally
from the hypnosis which made them think themselves super
men
Reflect the your dsavowal of the Huns rape
civilization oversubscripon the Fourth Liberty Loan
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-17

TAKEN UP-A red heifer branded
quarter circle with IL underneath ON
left hip, swallow fork In right and
crop off left ears. Came to nay place
6 miles north, the old Joe Benoy farm,
about Aug. %. Owner can have same
by paying all expenses. e. d. KBR-
LEE. 43-tf
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-17
WILLIAM ELLER,
Cottonwood. Idaho.

l wish to remind my many friends
and voters of the county in general,
that have been nominated OH the Re
publican ticket for the office of repre-
sentative, and respectfully solicit their
consideration ut the general election on
November 9th.