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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-24
Millions Are Weak
and AiIiI1g Because
of Acids Stomach

EATONIC Is in the form of tablets. They are
pleasant-tasting eat them just like candy.
Try EATONIC and see how wonderfully diff
ferent you will feel. See how quickly EATONIC
bloat, heartburn, belching food repeating indi..
gestion, etc, See too. how quickly your general
health improves-how much more relish you take
8ou
because. by taking EAToNfo. you get rid Of fot
of excess acid that has been holding you back and
making your life miserable
your stomach in strong, healthy condition so
that, in turn. your mind and body will be strong
and vigorous
1t is easy to get this hep-and it costs so little
So why suffer another hour when sure quick relief
is at hand? Ask your druggist about it He knows
that tens of thousands of people all over the United
States have used this wonderful modern remedy and
Everywhere people who have used EATONiC tes-
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monals of some of these people are so enthusiastic
and tell of such remarkable results as to be almost
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If you are one OF those who have ''tried every
thing but in spite of it still lacking in physical
strength and vigor, begin at once to take EATONIC:
mental punch Have the power and energy to
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Learn what it means to fairly bubble over with
that you never dreamed it possible that such
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about SO quickly.
So get big box of EAToNIC from your
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refund your money, If your druggist does not
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Avenue and 18th Street, Chicago Ill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-24
Old Dutch Cleans
er, 2 cans for l5c

cans for sec
No cans Tomatoes, per can. TIC
cans for SOC
Campbells Soups, per can. 1Oc
Old Crop Santos Coffee. per h.. 1ec
Mrs. Rorers Coffee, per lb. ..... .27c
Large can Instant Postum, per can 43c
Large Wilson, Pet or Carnation Milk,
per can 13c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-24

Catsup, 8-oz. Bottle. ..............1r c
Small Pet, Wilson or Carnation, per
can ....... oc
Brookdale Apricots. per can. 49,. .25c
Calumet Baking Powder. l lib. can.21S
Shrimp, wet pack, per can. $500. 15c
Spaghetti, Meat and Chilli, per can.11c
Cove Oysters, per can. ..1sc
Hershey's Cocoa, is Id. cans. ...15c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-24
Star Naptha Wash.
| Pod'r, 10 boxes 47c

Grape Nuts, 2 boxes .............2oc
Lighthouse Cleaner, cans. ......1 Ie
10 Bars Lantz Gloss Soap. ..... .4ec
Red Seal Lye, per can. ....... 10e
Post Toasties, boxes. ....... Csc
Kelloeg's Corn Flakes, 2 boxes. Csc
Mothers Oats, per box. re
Yellow Springs Corn, per can. .17c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-24

It is especially prepared with
the finest ingredients and no ex-
pense has been spared to make
1t the finest and best prepare
ton for the skin. 1t will restore
roundness and contour to the
face, build up tissue and nourish
and strengthen the muscles and
free the skin from lines and
blemishes, pimples, blackheads.
moth-patches. etc. 1t improves
the circulation and imports .
yelvety texture to the skin.
Removes wrinkles, fine lines,
and restores waste tissue.
Should be used every night be-
fore retiring. Persistent appli-
cation will produce wonderful
results. It Is a skin beautifter
In every sense Of the word.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
SCOUT MAY WEAR "shoRTS."

There never was time when boy wasn't interested In pants-whether they should be short or long. Just now the boy scouts have brought up the question of wearing shorts" as the English scouts dc. leaving the knees bare. One official says:
 "We adopted shorts as the official camp dress. and have been wearing them for six weeks myself. am heart fly in favor of making them the official scout 'hreecheS.' net enly for summer but for winter also. l would like to see more rigid standard set for the scout uniform. and my idea of what 1t shnuld he is tau shaes. cotton or wool en stockings turned down below the knees. shorts. and seaut shirt. Dis card the coat altogether. Unless it k made to order lt looks sloppy on any one but n fat scout. r E, a nuisance In summer and daes not keep you warm in the winter"
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
SCOUTS AID POLICE FORCE.

Police Chief \. |. Earercn ot Rock ford H.. has sent this letter to local scoutmaSter;
 "I wish to take ihls opportunity ts thnnk you and the Rockford boy sroHt> for the good and efficient work pgt- formed by them during the c'lrbrnfisn. Many words of praise have been sp0k- en for their gentlemanly and patriotic behavior and for the uutiriuc efforts set forth hy each anu every one of them in protecting the tNH~ and prop erty of our visitors and citizens.
 Personally I haVe only worlis of praise for the boy scouts. and with the training they are receiving the fu. ture of our country cannot help to be even greater than IL k today"
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
BOY SCOUTS AND FIREARMS

The question ns to the policy of the Boy Scouts of America with reference to the use of firearms and technical military training for boys of the scout age is apparently not clearly under. stood ny some.
 It should be remembered that the scouting program Is primarily for boys In their teens. Boys are accepted as members of the Boy Scouts of America at twelve years of are. Indeed, the average age of enrolled scouts Is from fifteen to fifteen and q half years.
 The scheme OG organization and method of carrying out the program are such as to make It necessary and more effective to have all scouts re- ceive the same instruction and pass the same tests for tcndcrfoot. second class and first class degrees and the award of s different kinds of merit badges.
 Great care has been taken to place emphasis in the scouting program up- on things which are of fundamental importance and applicable and most helpful to the largest number of boys of scout age In developing them phys lcally. mentally and morally and pre- parng them for the responsibilities of citizenship.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
. BO,> / SCOU 5 --'' '-., N.,.7 7 - Conducted by National Council of the
 Boy Scouts of Amcrica)
SCOUT SAW A U-BOAT SUNK

On the books of Troop No. ? of Ridgefeld Park, x. j., he is down as Tcndcrfoot Scout Richard N. !. AIur- phy. But it is now months since he has attended troop meeting, and he says himself that he does not know when he will find time to take his see ond-elaSS tests. For Scout Murphy has joined Uncle Sans troop His hiking ground is the Atlantic ocean, and he's engaged in the pcrilous husi. ness of carrying food across to the al- lies. in defiance of the U-hoats.
 Been across often?" he was asked "Scvcn times" he answered. Any fights?" "Five." "And?" Dick Mur- phy gave his slow smile. There's two U-boats that will never trouble q ship again." he said.
 He Is sixteen paSt-1ust a slip of boy. with twinkle of adventure in his eyes. Only yesterday, 1t seems, he was sharing dog-tent on the over night hikes of Troop No. 2. and now he Is veteran of service. He has stood his watch through the anxious. Spray-fiung hours Of the night. lie has heard the guns of war speak, and has felt the thrill and the tension of battle. Yet. when he comes home for few days at the end of each danger ous trip, he Is the same old Scout Murphy-paSsionate fond of ice cream sodas. ready for frolic and laugh. with his furnished tenderfoot pin all the while fastened on the inside of his buttoned coat that pro- claims him cadet of the American merchant marine
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
MUSIC PROGRAMS TO CLUBS AND SCHOOLS
U. OF A. HAS FIFTEEN COGEES HONS OF MUSIC RECORDS
 READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
ACCOMPANIED BY PICTURES
Records Will Be Sent ous On circai.5 and Only Expense 5e#a Express Prem Last Potnt On Circuit
 To Borrower.

Fayetteville F.fzzzn excellent lean collections aI Ye.sH aHd Calumbta mu.ic record aee=haa ready for distribution aaars tb= aeals ard clubs of the state GaeHesp spoDdeRee courses in History et 3faste and Harmony are oifsrea and outlines of courses of study for cubs ja the state, desiring to tax Up any subject which deals with n 2 sic. wf1 bc furnished this year by Professor Henry D fovey of he F}ne Aftss Department of he University Of Arkansas. Music programs are ac- campanied by m informal talk anl pictures.
 These records will he sent out on circuits the only expense being tAa express from the last point on the cils cult to the borrower Do you want ono If these circuits this yearo fl co write immediately 10 R. C Rilev. Director of the General Extension El- vision University of Arkansas. Fay otteYifle
 M music programs are being prsnz pared Following s the list of pro- grams which are now available, 1 The Soprano Voice. Part One
 This shows tho boy voice. the
 dramatic soprano; the lyric SO
 prauc
 Tho Soprano Voice Part I've.
 This is devoted entirely 10 the
 eoloratura voice : Different Typcs Of Voices.
 The dramatic confralfo. the Tyr
 je cortralta. ths drauat5c tel
 or, tho lyric tenor Different Voices
 Devoted to baritone and has, ,. A Prear7r1 Of Strfnqed Instruments.
 Nfefin and B5lalaika Orchestrl ( Tke Opera Paeiaeei. 2. <. 2 h Four Programs fer chil- dren.
 - s7rd and Orchestra Music. 1e The Overture to William Tell and thc Incidental Music to lbsen's Drama. Peer Gynt. F Sacred muslc
 Selections feam Tho Messiah;
 S' Paul. rl1lh Creation. IT.
 d7s. O'd Ronar Chants ot
 1rv.-N Nusf=- Ancient Greeil
 Music. Negro Spiri'u1ls. ctc II < Program of Band Music. r. Music of Different Nations.
 Na'iors repres sarted gre Rrs.
 sin Spain. ttaly France IT.,
 ,,v4 LsrrioDd SW.Jrr Scot
 land Denmark America
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
Every Woman Wants
SWANpLA LAND LIVER PILLS "DO''

It is illes.rl in Saskatchewan. lhi, Icar. to destroy straw Staek~ in uo vorAance with general iarm custom n tfo Canadian aS welt a~ tH the snited States WrSt. In the pa~t. farm CTS, after setting aside sufficient straw scr their own use burned the appar- cnt+y useless remainder Tha war Is as in town, that thcre are sHeh things fttspellinG the belief, in country #.ss well as useless remandcrS. Straw has be came necessary voN material and the order prohibiting itS destruction yay be followed by another turhiddinE tbe wholesale burning of autumn seaves instead ef using them for fer tiiiring purposes.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
BOY SCOUT DoiNos.

Troop No. of Ridseway. Mo. help cd install n White City" playground for the children of tbaf city. The paraphernalia was constructed at home by the hoy scouts. who are do hating their service and time
 Boy scouts of Bowling Green. Ky. all hold commissions as deputy police and have badges as such. They arr requested to catch all worthless dogs In Bowling Green They have already brought in great number of dogs to the police station.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
Shades Of seotland,s Pride.

Itaaei> Disney ef tHhaay, ~eefetaft of the upstate puhi5e service ca"ui~. sien. ~ats Il gue~t af= f=ft=ttaner at w hteh poetry aud Rurn> Uere d-sru~~ed
 Well. said Mr btsnrN. uruu to au ahspni minded physician who wa- aI the table. what ts Nuur opinion es Burns. doctuv?'
 "Whai's thutf Burnss' asked tho doetor "of course couldn't s1y IT hand. but IL T rule the hospital k the proper place for auNeHe suffering from burns. New York Mall
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
Aviators Have Superstitions.

AviuterS have their eWn saperSti- tons. Joseph B Licvre just eolumiS- stoned a first lieutenant in the air ~erv- ice. although he has been tlAHg for nine wears. and k perhaps the best an in areronautic> in America never gees up unless he wears q cap made pf the top of silk stocking.
 "Ii is my swccthenrt's. Lieut.n- ant Licvre explains. If l don't wear 1t l can't Hy."-New York World
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
Cold In the Head"

ss an acute ataaea s NIs4a =.ts4-rh Per sons who arc auhse.t to frequent colds In the head" wu And tHat tEe use ot fIkIL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will build up the system, cleanse the Blood and yrender them less hag.r t..4- Repeated attacks of Ac4te easaaa.. sa.. gead to C'hren#s Catarr.
 HALLS CNTARUU MEDICINE F t7s. srl internally amt acts turaass IT.. Y rod Stl the Mucnns SuTf1cNa 1f t-2 ss-tr'.
 An Druggists Tie Tr7t.non tre.
 S7oNN0 for auv case .ef e#ta-r mat HALLS CATAGEfI 2fEl-gisf. E H't
 F !. Cheney < ea. ~esala ohaa
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

Never in inc history of Philadelphia
 atr conditions been so crowded Hundreds or people have sought bsI IS for rsat during the last threc #aa.N. T HE have bought homes V HEe.I1HIE J01H for rcnt have bo"l ah.E Nuy nrnt~ the hotels have fo tu~p people tuay The : A. T (. If fle r-HcEcs Ervc brought an in- aHta-. Eu enrolment
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
elIan.e

Many ann euH.a sa to ,tund in you sHaoe
 "I don't aaaaI -aaa saa Iar Sorghum sIaIzf.. aHt sa, tteree .aht. AZ, No cNpeu>iYe taaI T .aa l.s ..He.t tC lo~v his -I-a.s ..H.-f is afs rcpuatiaY.'
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
STATE HAPPENINGS.

Complying With tho law prohibiting tAa=eaae1~n of aeef ard keeping theH in captivity, two deer one oues affIf , year old. and SiX month.oia doe. confined in barn near Portland. Ashley county. hy r K Warreus. nere liberated hy A F Denton, gaIae warden of Hamburg
 strlets nt Ozark have pracucallv Hafn blocked vftta rr past fey aats# #V#tA .atcon Ioa8s. of cotton In t-H,H hato tl9sd of tho delay n res9rl to he sataament of tho cn.. t=H =leo. and hove h6.u0 10 brHs
 rf., 8ca saselH5ss from . 10 .fz=E=E pnHra
 Ime s I'll aa3as asmad fer. erH4#H# ste.aaa ete'ne cd e##s# g.,y..ea1 #RaHNat.r of near a#Hz#.far l1l sef5fs amIrr 322 iH s#e Hs, Gi.fI Tfa frst capsule tst. ,a F4 Ffg .rt "IT#aa# ean'aaed ss-
 at number 3--
 Haea=ta2u half ef She s2.5oo naees- sarv to ctect a M -r \. war hufd- Ins on t3a Ilanaeiz Ga.lHsc .ampus at Conway vas raised among the str denss og tho institution despite the tnfurrza cp druie
 An epidemic of spanish influenza has struck Coal HAl About 200 cases are reported but no deaths due to the malady have occurred
 The Red Cross Auxiliary of Her mitage has shipped more than 20D garments during the past week to the Red Cross headquarters.
 The work of rebuilding the Ouaehi- ta Cotton oil Mill at Camden destroy e4 hy fire some weeks ago. has be gan.
 After being in darkness for sever al nenths. Huntsville again has elec- trie lights. It was iRposs ble to se- cure any one to run the plant during the summer,
 The Kansas City southern railroad has planned to build new vitrifed brick platform al Decatur this fall. l S00 feet long
 The Cum Springs flour mill is ready for operation l. has capacity nf 24 barreis daily.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

Thr .a.aaae ot spanish in1ucn, has I,rcl.1 Conway Local phNsi- .ars .aZ Ia,rt arc probably go or 70 eI#H- m t#e city None ef t5em. aaw,ys=. a= considered serious. and 70 itr nn rasss oi pneumonia have boon reported
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

FuHile =eheai= ard pjofsre shows have been closed h, order of the Boaid of ffeaifa on account oi the prevalence of Spa nish nm" m Pres t7tt P'Naviaus rcpor' more than zoo Gases in The vicinity of Prescott, fhoueh hut two deaths have resulted. and 'NaN wore complicated by pneu- Wrf.l
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

If you paid Specialist $25.0o for Prescription. you would not get any thing that would give quicker relief for Group. Colds. Catarrh, or Sore Throat than Nachcr Balm. which only costs 25C. Beware of imitatlons.-Adv.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
Indigestion, BIoat, Heartburn, Caused by Acid Stomach

takes the pep and punch on' o, teeus. ie4NHs Ittle uT no S3aa4te-
 StFtae sE tae NcfN eatfsr o4 al tHts trsIt.r and clean tLt- ,Acvss a,td uuJ uf he stomach. This wlit EINv fhc Si in. ayh A chance To digest he fOed prvpsTly. nature VIII Ao the T,st
 \ Wgndcrful new rvmedv removes eN cess acid without tgr slightest di-cVg,, fort it ls eA,Iel -Ek1uNtt' tNade tn the form of tablets they are srpd tc cal 5ust like a tit of candy EATO\t1 lHsFaily absorbs the in iuriuus excess aeId and carries it away thraNEh tse in tsstiHrs. II drives the bioat ogt of the buly-you can fAtrly fcci il work
 Try EA1pNlC and sec bpw Quicty it hanlshr4 bhoat heartburn he,ch hs, foad repeating. indiSrst II etc Src tel how quickly Your general he tlth improves how much more of yoar faad 's dlsested baw aefseaeress aHd tFfifatitifY disappear i.ssfu how q " it Is ta set back Yagr rhss4f al snl m n tst punch Have the power And eoerSy to work with vim EnteY the got things nf lie leaTn Nuat it means to fsiFfY bubble over with hsaHh
 So set har ot EAf0NlG fon ur fraleelsf faIav Me aalss arlge htfn "a r54rautrr -EArONlC ta pteasr y3u sad yuu rau trtst y1ur druggist ta m4Er thi& grarsnfre sod r H fails in any wHt fsAc it ha,S-he vii refund yJur mou"y
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
Identifying Her.

(Which one of those girls k II you dislike so. Stclu?"
 "Sh Shell hear you. I'll kiss her first Louisville Courier.Journal.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

What Is tl.e cause ef Indigestion dyS T#f~aa. esast. heartburn. tesa fepesfi'e. t.lrH.ux Ea~~F. ~nHr stomach. aud sp many siag1aen mi-rri,~ JH>l fu5~# acid stomach sup,racttuy as fae dari1rs caH \. lt rfu~ millions ut their fuIl strength. Nitall'y aua 'He power tu ouloy Ufy td 2" lraI men aui w0u.
 Y Is vel Known that an arsd mouth dt~trtys the teeth The seid is se pess,t. fu that F eats rigLt through ibc hard enamel and causes tae teeth ta decay. THts ts fair warning of what e,c.ss Rcid ify will do to the delicate organization uf tle stomach As matter of fact. II TOSS arfttty not oay produces great many painful and disaEreeahle syup. toms tHat we geurratlt name 'Stom ch tronHHr= A hut it is the rrrB+Hr of iHns tfa5u af tery serious ala snts Acid sfnaaeh Iufrrftrc- win thr disrS Ion aHa eaHs=s tae fald to ferRsRt Tals mt5s af -#EH fsrmcutcd fa,fd passe~ into t#+ HHfss mes where II becomes the breeding place for germs and toxic pafs#ns which 10 'nrr are absorbed iaf IHs t#ssf ani distributed through eHf he entire body.
 WHsrater yeu go Non see victims of pvotie N. while nof aefUsEs taNu stck arr always ai ine Ua4a Ha aUpsfite fhsai da1s fl eF7t, Hs al flr tfmt rUuf aHsf3 com rHaHr5HA If tviok weak sHi t4H'-l s3i am aat- II is tb.s sicees aeiaity that
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
FOR SICK HEADACHE TRY THIS MILD AND
 SURE REMEDY. FINE
 FOR BILIOUSNESS

Bilious headaches are due to inactive nver. Stir up your L.cr get it working cight Hsain. get your bowels regulated the poisons cleaned out and you Viii feel like new person. Do this by taAiuE BONDS ldN tR PlLlS. one ea h night Gpr two or three nights A large bottle costs only Poe at any drug staHe They are miid safe, never grlpe, yet thorough in aCUion.--Adv.
 New Orleans Is tlroatcued with Mighcr street rAilWnN Lare.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

Grounds fas m avaeion landing station haze h#an %,eHred 3asf south If Cotton rtam lf fs being cleared af all jmPedI@eRt- To fbe machines and m7fAea7 Will ho placed for eu'd. arCc Ot tae pilots
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17
AcrnrdLn. tn thc Milo cnrr

According to the Milo correspond cnt of the Ashley County EaS'r. "Grandpa' Moore went to Hamburg fcw days ago and had his hair GU, by a barber the first experience of this kind he eyer had during his >1 @ears of life.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

The directors of the North Frank, lin county fair have had an attrac- tive booklet published giving the list of premiums on all kinds of prod uts, canned foods, poultry. hogs. sheep and cattle
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

New York judge rules tenants must pay rent whether contract heat ma f,riull2cN ar not.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

England makes school children ..prrIc to prevent ndcnoids.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

F. F Fredell. in charge of the gov ernmcnt Labor Bureau u TeAatkarC, }s making trip through several southwestern Arkansas counties iu search ef laEarers for the government plants at Little Rock
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

Grounds loa m avaaon landing station h8ge#b#an +yeHred jazt south If Cotton rHa' l is being cleared af all jmPsdj@ant- To fbe maeAtnos and m7flra7 Will ho placed for euld arCo ot tae pilots
 According to the Milo correspond ont of tbc Ashley County Eagle "Grandpa8 Moore went to Hamburg fcw days ago and had hIs hair cu, by A barber. the first experience of this kind he eyer had during his >1 Fears of life.
 The directors of the North Frank lin county fair hav9 had an attrac- tive booklet published giving the list of premiums on all kinds of prod uts canned foods, poultry. hogs sheep and cattle
 F. F Fredell. in charge of the gov ernmcnt Labor Bureau u Te2atkanc. }s making trip through several southwestern Arkansas counties iu search ef laEarers for tbe government plants at Little Rock
 w \ Ilam1r. d manganese land owner and operator of Pfeiaer. h,s contracted te mlue and deliver 10oo tens cf manganese ore To the ship plug pont al Pfeiu,r by the first of December.
 Ray NafneH ot Scarcy. sen# o' NJ. and Mrs John Il YarneH. has just finished his 12th year d. an attend ant aJ fHe Nicholas, sunday school 2 scarc> without having missed sin g!c sunday
 Mrs W W Jerniran. chairman a' inc Brlcian relief fund of Newark has colleezed 20 pounds of eleth.u to be turned over to the county cor. ntacc There were .o& garments m ttc hpmo1t
 Zane Ashhy. sycar-ald grandson of George Brewer. Nho hvcs five miles north of BatesYIIlc. lost his left arm m a sorghum mHl recently when hn became enfanEled n the machinery.
 An immense white pelican which. it Is believed. vas driven inland " a recent gulf storm. was killed near Grctnbricy. Faulkner county. d fey day~ aEo
 over 20 cars of eyapor1ted app,cs hayo been ~app,d oul ot Rogers th.s talI Eypor7fed apples arc now selling between II and l2 cents a pound
 Madison county farmers Mil sow a much .u-er acreage of wheat than tha' ot 47l.ear.
 A Jarac shipment ot castoe cloth tug c1.treted af Na-9Ntllr for the rc- tt,f ai .he Ee5Ean- h1s haea shipped
 Fr.u emp.Qle gi fGs Camden rour Com HsGy nas sah=erHled fer heuI, If tHs toaeH L!AeHty Loan
 Tho ao-es et.s and rarsf route dr,o'oe aas h m re.eased h ta" publisher.
 Thn tarners a.agrd Co'nmMs a" pr.pa a.aa to ea" wheat enaafa ths year ,o -upaH home needs
 The ayaaon awltus station al Ehf'usdle a4s bon completed
 The new Frisco passenger station at ryJhgyIlio has been opened
 The Arlmo Canning Company ot Decatur shipped three cara of canned appJ,e fo Nebraska iasi week and also shipped tank ear Of apple ju.ce 10 Paris. Tex
 Tho live gins at Earle have ginnei 9. 700 bales of cotton to date, while on l. 700 bales had been ginned al the same time last year
 Edwin Buck of Gravetto is picking a.s apples He will have abent S. e00 bushels,
 The spread of spanish influenza has been So rapid in independence coun- ty that the county health physician has issued an order requiring dany report on all neW patients.
 The Gentry electric light plant was destroyed by fire recently with a loss of approximately 5000, There was no insurance.
 Twenty-Five marriage licenses were issued at Ratesyille during Septen- bor.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

The Cum Springs four mill is ready for operation. l. has caElctty 0f 24 barreis daily.
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

w X Ham9r. d manganese land owner and operator of Pfeiner. has contracted te mlne and deliver 1000 tens If manganese ore To the ship pus pe4nt al Pfeiu,r by the first of December
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

The Kansas City southern railroad has planned to build a new yitrified brick platform al Decatur this fall. 300 feet long
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

Twenty-Five marriage licenses were issued at Ratesyilla during Septem-
The Dermott news., 1918-10-17

The Gentry electric light plant was destroyed by fire recently with loss of approximately 5000 There was no insurance