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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-29

AFTERa while when the teacher got
IA through asking me things she gave
me a squeeze and told me goodbye.
and when anyone tells you goodbye II
q, time 10 go away from there, M me-
and Rowdy went and we thought we
would 90 out 10 Alice's and ask her
what she thought Phiu was like. so we
liked and the wind was kinda cold
and blew my dress around I'LL il Tapped
but the cold don't hurt anyone that
runs like me and Rowdy always do. and
after a long while We both got there
and went around to the back door
and went right In and the music ma
chine was playing and ! went into the
hall and peekcd into the parlor aud
there was Alice and Wawneeta and a
tall, skinny young man that wa grin
ming all the time and II his grin had
been any wider he would have had to
have his ears moved back, and he had
awful black hair and said Hello,
Phin," and he said, Hello. Patsy" and
men bulh the RlrlS Clappcu UlelT hAnds
and made a rush for me and Rowdy
and the only thing hat was left for
Phin to hug was Rowdy, and he tried
to do that hut Rowdy would not LET
him. knew who he was, because
Wawneeta was still there. and he knew
who me and Rowdy was, because
everybody knows who we are, and then /
said to him that ! thought he was going
to take Wawneeta right home with him
and he said he had been going to, but
he saw Alice and made up his mind
to stay over Sunday, and Wawneeta
laughed and Alice blushed and PLAYED
q piece on the music machine, and me
and Phin walked down to the river
and left them in the house and when
We got TO the boat house he said
PATSY, | brought you down here 10
ask you how you would like to have
me for a brother. n.law, for II YOU
would like me for a brother.in-law
want you to keep the other young men
away from Alice when ] am not here,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-29
(g96s 8 IS S!!q4 e.
~5s@asDzlo s Judd Mortimer Lewis
Judd Mortimer Lewis

be arrested, and I suppose she is right
because she il educated, dadbing H. ]
cant do It nov | would not mind
Rowdy VI they arrested me- and my faith.
daddy but what would become Of
Rowdy II they arrested ME and my faith
err lie would not have anyone to
feed him and let him sleep on their bed
So ! guess | will have To marry a
stranger or be an old maid like Old
Maid Tompkins and drcssmake and
make tarts and things for some little
girl like me and Rowdy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-29
Conscientious

Conscientious.
"Is he conscientious
VERY lie even returns the lead pen
ell he borrows from you
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-16
Gt,pas BON Gas.

wsit gden aller ari iinb mir beute
red3t tpoh bertraut. Wir bremen bns
2eudtsas, brauhea bic aohltnidure
gum 8ier5apfen, benuben ben Saner'
jtoff sur DIebsrbelebuna Grftidkr
iInb fiiIIen nit Waiferitoff bic nan'
mebr lentbar gennd1ten 2uftfHffs.
Inter bieftn llTnitdnbeu f6nuisn tp.r
uns faum in bis3eiten Siiriifbeuien, IN
benen ferbit bie edebrttiteu Wtdnner
bon Der Griftens bider Gafs ieins
abnuns batten. Dkie Iuftf0rmisen
st0rpsr ma&ten ii@ suiDeiIen BEN
Wenf9en fsbr nddbriitiid btmers'
bar; In ben gersiperfen fausmeIteu
Ii& felt ieber bic entsiinbli9eu Gaie
iHb bsrurfa9ten gyploiionen innb
grGnbe; IN aellern hdufte ii1 niituns
ter be aobleHidure on; betraien nirn
Wleni@en nit brennenbem 2iht bitIe
gidinne, 70 erIofd 6os 2idt, i1,b bic
Weeniden feIbft serietHen IN @efobr
6es grfti6eIls; bds gleihe eahdt
Bin ini6 iuie6er tn fiefen SGd&ten,
@ribel irlb Wrirruie1t.
Guf @riif1b 6ieier @abrtebmifltg
iirterihieo man neben ber IrorIunIen
2iift nod arrbere 2iiftarten: bic eIrt.
aifnbIide un5 be eritideftbe Cuff.
Wsit biefr Grferntnib begniigte man
ii& iotpoH I'M 2uiife bes slltertbaiins
als ail@ mn WhtteInIfer. @sdn itrter.
iudte eifris bic BerbinSungen ber
WaetnIle, @roen iinb SaI5e. bie gbe-
nrie Der hiftf0rinieen @6rper Lag aber
p5Ilig brnd. CRIT oii Gufang bes feb.
sebntem S1brbmIberts ipanbte Der
beIgiihe ar5t ban &elnpylt 6ieienu
@egerftnnb cine erbobte Niifruerf.
innlBeit Su. SeiiR Heobahtungen
fiibrten TIN si benz SGIuh bob es
Iufif0rulfge se5rper gebe, bic bon Der
ntnloSpbdrifden Cuff iusb aii1 bon
ben Ddnrpfen perihde0en fi1sb; fin
biefe gtoffs eriann q cine sseiie Be
zfidmusG; n ipd E&xHix AQk @aEs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-16
sxnageididjtIid,e 1enfaidIer In Gle
ben6areen.

Oen 5r.unben Der SiebatbirgH
GaGIsn 1T .s felt Iangsr Set be-
tount, ME bieIss aoIoniftenbOlt untsr
ben T4pieTisftsn @ubdltnifsn isine
Gidmmeseigsnart bsipnhrt unb Bill
buug uno @eiiitung NIT 3dbisteit ftit'
se9altenbat. 9robb<m bic ardfts Der
Deufjfen In ienem fsrrien Snnoe
bur9 sfriessnotb uno Usrbesrenbe
Seafen, bur9 Btbriidungen uHo
5efmiafainsen alIer glrt oft Biz auni
Suberten onssiWnnt tDurben, 1T
linen Der eim fir G&0nbeit iHo
tIinitlsriffe alufsabeu ui&t perloreii
segaugen. MlIe 3neige bes Rnniflebens
bobeu fid bur5 oft JabrRinberte bsr
IiebebolIen pflese erfretf, NIB 70 tit
I'm anirfs Der 3eit elm grcber Sdos
an RunitbsutmdlEB astaaHA<g psx
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-16
gerbinanb aaiiGIIs HnS Sopbie
senseiu.

Waan Tam tpobl ingen, ale melt
iennt bds aisbenabenttuer Jtrbinano
2afaIles nit Selme D6uuigeR als
Deit tptib, bab bisie 2iehsseididts
gang alItdsli4 bsspnnen, b09it abens
teuerli9 peiter eelppnreu nnb f4Iieb'
lid aar nRrttpiirbis trnsiid9 seenbist
BAT. Did tpenis.r beiannt - biellei9t
aus bem einfa6en grunbe, ipeil bier
Der trasifdx gfbi4!ub. ia sin abi9Iub
iikrhaupt feblt = III eine mf6ere, de
iere aisbesepiiooe I'M 2sbtn 2aHnIlsE,
ndmIi9 iein @erbdltnib gu Der iunssn
Ruifiu Gnpbie Sonbesv.
gs mar imGommer 1890 in aa&tn,
no aafIa[ls, idiptr leibtnb. sur anr
tpeilte, ba lerite e. bic junge RuiTin
Sophie Gonben iennea, bic iih NIT
ibrsm Batter bort oufbielt. 2ohaIle
fabie cine fold itarfe 3uneisuns 81
ibr, bnB idon ua1 furser 3eit Der
GntI4luB in ibm reifte. iie su ieiner
syrnu Al MAIDEN. Die ptrf6nli4e Be
ianniTnoFt ndbrie iibeb ni6t lanse.
bn Sophie bnI6 mil ibwm goier IN
ibre 6simdib 3iriidftbrts. Sm Geps
tenber bsifelben Sabres ipnrp nun
9afaIIe IN einem GHribeu Inn iis,
bos utht fpeniqer nls piersiq IN etrient
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-16

Gag. @ad Mngdben BON 6. 9nrrtr'
itdoter un0 n. on Bois.giepmono in
benz @erfe 1000 Sabre Pioniernr'
belt in ben eraften Biiienitnften~ III
6ies iln 1910 geid)ebeit. @ober sell
mont 6as Sort aeiionHrien bat, III
nid,t erntittelt lporoen. Wan Iieit pieI.
fu4, bab onrin cine aHIebming an
6ns Ieid,te, brrdiid)tiee @eipebe, Die
Gage, su jiiden lei. Oiefer Stoff, Der
i'm gutertbim mcbI and, .geipebter
gsinb- geiinnnt iuiiroe, erbielt ieinerl
0anle,l Don Der aIten FbiIifteritaoi
@aaa o6er @aia. In Der er in groben
@eneen brgeftellt ipliroe. gnoere
neinen bageeen. oab ods bon Sei-
mont gefd)affene Sort cine llmdnoe'
rliilg BON @dfff iei, iponiit nrnn ben
bel Der @dbrung entitebenbenS Sd,citn
besei6net. sserner iuirb oas @ort aiti
oos 6eutide Geiif ODER boIldnbiftP
,GeeSt~ slIrii6eefiibrt, iponlit Die
lleberies,nrg bes Iateiniid)en -Spiri.
tiis~ aenteifit iii- If,
GdIisbli4 meint man, bub 5is
mont Bel Der RameneebIns bus Wcrt
Chaos. porstfGtpebt bobe. Dan
SeImouts aeHntniHe Der gigeH4uf'
ten btr simdnsn Gfe Dnren nod
ppller Wdngel uIfb Iiidenbuft. Dos
ionn uns nift periprirbern, ipenn
mir erfdbpen. bab er nod fem Witttl
fannie, be Gdfe auf5ufansen, nm nit
ibuen gu erperimsntiren. 0us lerns
ten srIf feinr ysntfoIser gupls, 6dlts
u. a.; ibuen selang es dli4. berf9its
beue @aie experimental su erseiiaen.
70 4. q. Rpblenfdure, irfbem he aus
ffermdhen nit Gdl.ren beapHeH,
@aiTerifoff, inoem fis Giienipdne In
nrbiinnts Gdspeftlfdnre fbdten. Gle
nannten bieIe Gtpfe -erfiinitsIte Cuff
unb ftelIien nit ibr sinbunbert SABRE
lana bic perfSiebenifen Derfuhe an.
Dubei bielten iie on Der Mnfidf feff,
bub biefe ertiinfttlfs Cuff bon Der no,
tiiriifen ni4t fpefeittli4 perf@iebn
fei, Tonbern nnr Werunreinigunsen
enibalte, bic ibr erFidenbe ober ents
sanbbare gisenffnftsn perlefkn, unb
piels kbrten, bic Gbeu,i. miiBte Dor
aIfem ouf bos Grmitteln biefsr Wsrs
unreinigrneen ausseben. Jm Qdufe
Der 3eiten f5rberte dber bag Grptrb
ment sbdtfafjsn sutage, beren De,is
iung irmer sfarer nno beIifmmter
ipurbe. elm Gnbe bes aHt3ebnten
ssabrbunberis ipurbt enblih bur1 bic
Joffnnsen grieiiieps, S6eslesS lrib
namtnili6 aapoifisrs tds Defen Der
1errtnuina unb bic 3ufammenftbs
ina Der otmofpbdriT9en Cuff ridtig
erfmlnt. Die mpbtrne gbemis irurbe
beariinbet. adpuifier Iehrte, bnb
,souerffpff. Stidioff, acblenfdure
uub dbnlife Iuftf0rInige a6rptr de-
mild BON chamber berfdHebeu finb,
nb er mar e aud. Der bic bon ban
Selmrnt sefboffene gSeidu,ina
,Gos' BON reitrfi pebrdufte unb duf
bis Daur In tie MiTenIaoft sins
fiibrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-16
gaffenber TfteL

sgsein neiier 8on6 @ebihfe fdiL
bert ben Wemder IN aIlen 2ebens.
altern. Wiir fehlt ruir no& eiu pd'
fenber Titd bofiir.'
~Rlm neitnen Gle ibn bod: bon
Der @iege Bis gum 0rnbe-.~
I'D neii, bos nirsgt tai Gbge6ro.
fHen un6 iuuro6ern. -. Gber bait,
i1 bays: Bonn Buitrfppm1at Biz
prm Rzenatoxiu1u~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-16

@ebanten an gsrmdbluns sinsefl5bi
5u bdbsH.-
Sic qlrt, ipis QnHnle bic gkbt Der
iineen RuEiH sstpiunea pin. IL sbsns
10 merfipiirbig ipie nn5iebenb. et
oranst.bie GeftoIt Hs eiebbabers ims
msr msbr in Den 5iniersrunb, nm
btfto ii6tbarer, pom siner itlbltgfdI.
lieen @Ioriple umi9immert, ben 3us
funitmenlden, Die biiiorifH psrfon'
Iibfsit berporisbrsn 3u t6nnen. er
tpill bic GsIiebte iid bebinsungsIos
uuteriperfen, unb gInubt biees Sisl
bnburt gu errei6sn, bag er ibr ole
Shpierisleiten, bic in Ger 50be ieiner
qlnfpriide. fsintr poliiiidet Ri6tung.
Teinsr sefnbspoIlsn Qoufbabn liegen.
ouf bos allerunbnrmber3isftt niismaIt.
9or allsm, 6ppbie,A fhreibt Ct
unb Die @orte flingsn ME bns Be
fenntnib einsr tbdtsnburitisen sSeuers
feeie - rbor alien Dinaen III rsiflif,
gu iiberlegen. bnb in en- Wann bin,
Der isiue snnse Griffrns einst btiiissH
Gn&e, Der Gahe oes Bottles BIB in
ibre duBsrisn arHTsqusn3sn esipiDs
met bat. Dieie Gn9e iif btifimnt.
nod in unftrem Snbrbunbtri su
triumpbiren. dber iie tpirb fire IN,
hanger rc9 oft fdiptren Hieber[agen
uno gefabren ausiebsn. Sn biefsm
3ompfe i5rnte id in fbredfite 2nser
iommsn. Die teim Mnbdnsfi@fsit cor
mir obfpenben fnnn. Wlein Werm5gen,
meine Jreibeit, mein Qfbtn ielbii f5ns
men fortpdbrnb sefdbrbet Iein. gaidts
IN bsi mir iider! Jnbem Gis mid
bsiratben, bouen Sis Sbre. griiiim5.
Sbr Cans nuf Der 6Sbe eines DnI,
fans! Werben Sie ben Wuib baben,
I'm Gale bss RibIinsena alIes su tras
gen: Derbnnnung, Bef1ngnib, 2lrs
mutb unb kIbif Den Sobg llnb ipns
mod f6limmer, bieIIeiht elm 2eben
boiler gntbebrnnsen9s MlIes bks gisbt
er Snpbfe su bebenfen, benn - fiiaf
er irafiboH beutli& binsn - Id BIN
Elm Wann Der g}oIitii, unb ipas nod
mebr Fagn mill, id BIN bas S1upt
einer a}artei.- Sophie GpnBefp befnb
ben Wlutb ri6t, ibre eriffens unb itr
Sans ouf Der S06e eines guftans gu
bnuen un6 enb obne bieI gebenien
Jerbinnro QoHalIe einpn aorb.
Die griefe 2aTnIIss an Gopbie
Scnbep fino suerF 1877 IN einer ges
ttrsburser 3eiti1rift, benz ,guropdis
f6en Boten., ber5ffentIi6t iporoen;
1878 erf6ieu bei Brodbaus In asipais
anslei6 cine bsuiTbe unb eins fran35s
iifdbe Nussobe biefer griefe. sn bem
Dor bem MmisseriGt au Gkmnib aes
fiibrfen apro5eb ipurbe Der geiueis fir
bic Ghtbeit Der 2aFa[sIhen Briefe ges
fiibrt unb autf9bo& IN erfier Jnifans
su elmer ssrefbeitsifrdfe, IN 5ipeikr gu
elmer Celebrate beraribsiff. qisbfnefh
bat bnmnls bpr gerfbt ouf DE pben
tripabnte GtelIe: I'D BIN bos Salrpt
elmer sparisi!. binedpiefn unb bic
Innobme Der GlIr9uns biefer griefe
bdmit beariinbet; befnnntIi9 Bat i'm
Sabre 1860 blsTe qartsi nirsenbs Ell,
itfrf. Deniseaeniit<r bertritt Ssrmonn
Cn6en bic iibernus sutreffen6e afns
fihf, bdb Der erbibte Mftipnsbrnng
adFnl1ss hier ipieber eirqnnr oas 3iel
Der 3nfunff nIs bereits erreift bors
ipesaenpnfmen boffs. Dnden nenni bic
fes G6reibn aoFofTss has nmfnfs
fenbfe GerbFbeienntnib. bns mir aug
ftinrr. .Teber hnben, Elm 3enanib fsines
Gefbfi@fiibrs. bos ldfsrffh fpfrfsn
f5nrrte unb miiBie, tpenn niht bod irns
mer elm ennaer Mnnn NIT IsiuenGtdrs
Ten unb Gdipd6tn babinier fdnoe.'
X - - . Z = - slf q = q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-16

|RadikaIbeiIang as nervetl$tbwatl)e.;
sDa uDs gsrssss asgIsat DSs uaD ls.u
usaa asn5 g. gsbDgs Hb ssHtra saars %
4t mS alabdan s sas gss tnst.s
eBasbsud ge anf suu edlas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-16
: Gfngeben bentf&er
IN nf4onf6ufeu G>ne gl3rS3,

W " IH UtHbI WtG
Sumffogf@ufen Dus Daref,
iortrEn bes beuHdFn G&uIpeutns DON
81. aouis bddlob no9 rsifliter
Gnp5suns aIIsr geslsitumifdnbe. bic
ftit ifeben sdbnn untsrbdItenen freis
en- bsutfdn Samisdgsf Hs nif
Weittres sinaeben su Idfen. Dos Dis
reitorium fab iid1 81 bieftm EutfdIub
beranlnBt, iudfbeu BEN @erein BON
bem ftdbtifden SfuIratb bds gripi.
lesiirn eiit3cssn iporoul 5ffeniIidr
Gdailatbdtfbe .su iinierridtssipedsu
au bsniiBsn. Gin nubner tpittfeer
sSattpr ergnb fih IN Der 9bufddx,
bnB be Gtelhrsgnnbme bss itdbtiffeil
Ghidrnfbs Guf bic fernere Bsthdh'
aitld Der atbrfrdfts an ben beuH@sn
GdmifagsT6uIen. be fan nasf&lkbs
Ii6 nus Sem qebrtrptricnd ber 6fftnis
Iidxn GstuIen 8Grpnnel lDorbu iuus
rem, eineH Der Gnfe bts beutfntH
'ghulpsreins unsilHftjssu Giufsub
aussuilten bppbten. Die nod bvpfun.
bensu gelbtr bts w<rins iperbeu trsn
unb gtipiHstbaft berpuliet iperbsn,
bis iit NICER mai cine g,sIeetnbtit
pi<bt, bus iebf untsrtrDdrle Wrrt
ipieber in fsineln bOiIsn l1mials auf'
5uneHnen.
Daa oIioi
Ger (p,m Profrilor Der pbilolb-
pbie): .Mnuuu beinatbex e5s bom
eieefflih 1id,t2~
ssrpfeiTort .&5ren Sae ntr mH.
bu time ib bod NIT n,siner gnr3eu
aakf{afck<is \, IT. t<3sfea Qhz42
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-16

Der 5od5eifstag aifciens mar Der.
ongefommen. Der TnibimmeI lends
iete in iparmsr' gtroht. ginaefne
our6Ii6tise tpsibe NB5lf6en floe.n
serfltbenb bariiber Ein. Do9 nertte
man in ben StraBen Der Refibens
ri6ts BON ar bem Sprofsn unb
Berben IN Der lsnsesfonnisen glafir,
nur abaepFliifs, auf DroM sebunbene
8fumeu loren IN unsdbliser Wengs
nuf ben SilGen i,es 5o&ssitsbaaisa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-16

(Sortiesiiiig folef.)
The Little River news., 1918-03-30
Confirmation Notice

Notice is hereby given that H. H. Orton has this day filed in the Chan cery court of Little River County, Ar kansas his petition, praying the court to quiet and confirm his title to the West Half of the Northwest Quarter of the NEl of the MEL of Section 32, Twp. 12 s. Range 32 w., and all per sons who claim any interest therein are warned to appear at the May Term 1918 of said court and show cause why the title to said land should not be conn,med. And Henderson D JoE,s
 " J Kelley, c. Van Jagersfal1. ". z Merrett and Ch2s. R. Grant are here
 by specially warned to appear at said tarnl of conrt and show cause why the title in said land should not be spec iclly quieted and confirmed as against them, and for the relief as prayed for in the petition. Given under my hand and the seal of this court on this the 19th day of March, 1918.-Chss. H.. Parh Circuit and Chancery Clerk
The Little River news., 1918-03-30

ish Peanut, Soy Bean, Velvet Bean and Cowpea hays are the feeds that force high milk yields When Spanish Pea nuts, tops and nuts cured together, are fed to dairy COWS, no grain is needed to make the cows yield up to their linn it. Soy Beans planted in rows two feet apart, single beans five inches a. part in the row, cultivated twice and cut when in full bloom make rich dairy feed. Sorghum, Sudan Grass, corn fodder and Millet make good bull ky feeds. Silage is absolutely neces- sary to the most economical produc- tion of milk Three bushels of sweet potatoes have the same feeding value Of one bushel of corn. you can rais e 200 to 800 bushels per acreSpring is the time to get ready to make money in the winter.
The Little River news., 1918-03-30
-W.S.S
Confirmation Notice

Notice is hereby given that D. F. Hinton has this day filed in the Chan cery Court of Little River county Ar kansas his petition, praying the court to quiet and confirm his title to the West Half of the Northeast Quarte. of Section Twenty six (26), Twp. 12 South Range Thirty West in said county, and all pers ons who have or claim any interest therein are warn ed to appe2- at the May Term. 1918 of said court and show cause why the title should not be confirmed in petl- tioner And Charles H. Durfee, Trus- tee, the Mis- 5ouri Kansas and Texas Trust Co.,, the Preferred Timber Lana Stockholders of the Arkansas Con- struction Company, the Guardian Trust Co.,, Francis M Black, the Ar keasas & Louisiana Pine Land Com p2ny are hereby specially warned tC appear in this court and show cause why the title to said land should not
 be confirmed in said petitioner, a
 against them. Given under my han ard the seal of this court on this the 18th d " of March. 1918.-Chas. Fl Park, Circuit and Chancery Clerk.
The Little River news., 1918-03-30
Warming Order.

In the Little River Chancery Court, Little River County, Arkansas. w. D. Stephens, Trustee for Winthrop Bank ing Company, plaintiff vs. Jesse Roe ct al defendants. The defendants, Florence Roe Fife Clark, Nee Roe
 Blanche Pinckly, Bert Roe and Jeani> Roe are hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and an- swer the complaint of the plaintiff herein. W. D. Stephens, Trustee for Winthrop Banking Company. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 22nd day of March, 1918. Chas. H. Park Clerk. s. L. Jones, D. c. Steel & Steel Atty for Pltff. June R. Nor rell, Atty ad litem. s
The Little River news., 1918-03-30
Ugh! Ca|ome| Sickens; Sa|Wates!
 Please Try Dodson's Liver Tone I am sincere! My medicine does not upset liver
 and bowels so you lose days work.

Calomel loses you a day! You know what calomel is. It's mer- cury; quicksilver. Calomel is dan- gerous. It crashes into sour bile like dynamite, cramping and sick ening you. Calomel attacks the bones and should never be put into your system. Q
 When you feel bilious, sluggish, constipated and all knocked out and believe you need dose of dangerous calomel just remember that your
The Little River news., 1918-03-30
l. # + i. % !. !. + 1. + + s + .
 RICHMOND NEWS
:: ********+* **a * I

Richmond, March '7 -,Special.) )- Bessie Cobb and son, Guy, passed through Fihmord earoute to Ashdown Friday.
 Mrs. Roland Phillips of Wades Chapel was in town shopping Friday | MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis were in Ashdown s !urday.
 Bro. McAdaMG ana son, James made a business trip to Ashdown Saturday. 1 R. c. Eaton Roy Jr.. and s. E. Vaughan were in Ashiown Monday. | Mr. and Mrs s. F. Vaughan returned Sunday afternoon rom Hot Springs where they have been visiting the Pzst few weeks.
 Miss Willye Lewis who has been teaching at Oak Hill came hone Sat urday.
 Dr. G. Nj. Eckel and Mrs. Dove Chee> yer went to Little Rock Saturday night to get 3 glimpse o. Lieut., Ed II. Cheev. CT who expects to pass through on his way to the coast. Lieut. Cheever has haon at CHrnn JOsenh F Johnson, Fla, for some time in the officers training school. He was allowed several hours in Little Rock which was pleasantly spent with his mother and Dr. Eckel.
 Bro. Youngblood was in the little city Monday
 N. B. Daniel made business trip to Eagle Mills Monday.
 Mrs w. E. Vaughan was right sick Tuesday, but is able to be up now.
 Several of our Epworth League workers, mctored to Hicks Sunday af- ternoon for the purpose of organiz- ing a League at that place. They were not as successful as they wished to be.
 We eagerly await the war news each day. Seems like the whole world is on i.'s "tiptoes" this week. t'f course we're anticipating bowling success for the allies.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen of Arden were in town shopping Wednesday.
 Allen Bradshaw who has been quite i'll with pneumonia is some better
 A. B. High has purchased a new car.
 We're having awful good programs at the League yet Come out and let us show you"
 Bro. Scott 1ectured at the church Tuesday night. He was here In the interest of Henderson-Br College.
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druggist sells for few cents a larSs bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which IS entirely vegetable and pleasant to take and is perfect substitute for calomel. It is guaranteedAo start your liver without stirring you up inside, and can not salivate. Y
 Don't take calomel! It makes you sick the next day; it loses you days work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight ems you right up and you feel great. Give it to the children as we'll
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Warning Order.

In the Little River Chancery Court Little River County. AlkGnsas. Susie Hart plaintiff vs. Henry Hart defend ant. The defendant, Henry Hart is hereby warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer tn. complaint ot the plaintiff herein, Susie Hart. Witness my hand and the seal oi said court this 18th day of March l918.-Chas. H. Park C erk. s. l. Jones, D. C. DuLaney & Steel Atty for Pltff. June R. Morrell, Atty. 2t litem.
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Warming Order.

h the Little River Chancery Court, Little River County, Arkansas. Mar 5. Mcdaniel plaintiff vs. R. L. Works and Mrs. Maud Works defendants. The Ee endants, R. L. Works ana Ms
 Maud Works are hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plain tiff herein, Mary S. McDaniel Wit ness my hand and the seal of saia
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Wanted-First class woo1-woiker, cs-
 pablo of taking charge of wood- working department in factory. Gooi pay, steady employment, eight hour day, good chance for advancement. Position open Cn or about May 1st. Address postoffice box No. 195, Texar- kan2
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COTTON SEED-For Pure Mebane
 cotton seed see Lillard Johnston.
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Wanted-EXpert blacksmith. Must be
 all round man capable of taking charge o blacksmith department in factory Good pay, steady employ ment Position open on or about May 1st. Addresss post-office box No. 195, TeXarkana.
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Carpenters to work in fac-
 tory good light, modern factory building eight hour day, steady eli ployment Address post-oftice box No. 195, TeXarkana.
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Court this 18th day of March. 191S- Chas. H. Park, Clerk. Jas. H. Will Hams, D. c. A. D. DuLaney and Geo. R. Steel, Attys. for Pltff. June R. Mo1- rell, Atty ad litem. s
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x x x x x x x x x <, x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x <. x x x <; BARGAINS-All of my city property
 for sale, easy terms.-H. G. Sander son. If
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Wanted -Machinists in modern factory good light, modern factory building, eight hour day, steady employment. good pay Address pOst-oftice box No. 195, TeXarkana
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For Sale or Trade-C. G. Cohn make
 bass holn, BIB flat Will trade for B flat cornet of good make. Apply at this office. tt $
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Miss Mamie Locke.
 For Sale-1 horse , years old, 1 COW
 and calf, ? pigs months Old.-J. M Ross, farm 9 miles north of Ashdown
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LOst-Gold open faced watch and pin
 with gold hands. Will give reward to finder. If found please return to
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STRAY HOGS-3 large led barrOWs
 weight about 150. Taken up at my place miles NV of Ogaen. Owner can have same by proving property and paying expenses.-L. D. Ransom.
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FOR SALE-Pure Mebane Cotton Seed-United Oil Mills.
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FnR SALE-Irull b'ood Duroc Jersey
 SOW with nine pigs.-W. H. Adams.
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Wanted-Clean cotton rags.-AshdoWn Light Company.
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FOR SALE-RiEbon Cane Syrup.-A
 C. Stephens. Phone S0SF1-2. ct
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