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The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-19
RIPPING RHYMES.
(By Walt Mason)
SHINING EXAMPLES.

Lives great all remind me put lots of grass
but great always grind make and tired,
aas All nv days examples glowing have been held before
eyes, I'd hit the gait they're showing to great heights Ia
surely grew of often hearing how Abe Lincoln split
in ia grew tired Garfield faring back of towmues two
three and of Washington declaring that he'd spoiled the
cherry tree Which why landed the stately White
House chair you me- emptyhanded, with cupboard
bleak and bare there's consolation ample I'm not listed
with great won't be bright example for the boys to EMU
late schoooys won't be addened if they chance
my nam and they won't be bored saddened writing essays
on nv fame In their there be pieces telling of
low estate rose herng to place the
great quoted by teacher in the happy bye and bye
as supergted creature who could tell lie When the
lage milk trape where Pm resting dead and COOL
won't be bright example to the weary boys at school,
Copyright 1918 by George Matthew Adams)
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-19
MAKING A GOVERNOR.

Last week the people of Nogaes and their visitors
the making No less than four aspants for the demo
cratic nomination the ground and ALL with their
active in getting about among the visitors and the
people and making known their ambitions and aspirations.
but OF the democratic aspirants heeAttoey
era Wye Jones being the absentee Those here were Hon.
Fred T. Golfer state senator from Apache Hon.
oeuer state land commissioner Hon. Lamar Cobb former
engineer Hon. Sidney A. Osborne, secretary of state
And they all who size the measure de-
nded for of Arizona The may said
ebsent Whenever gets nomination will
be elected and of the qunette would most
cellent chief executive for Arizona.
So let them all "hop to it, and may the right win
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-19
Advertising Rates Upon Application.

NoGALEs, ARIZONA, TUESDAY, FEB. 10, 1918.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-19
A Deserved Honor.

James G.. Golfer, father OF
Hon. Fred T. Golfer, state sena-
tor and democratic national
committeeman, has recently
been elected vice president of the
Pioneers Historical Society at
Prescott.
Probably no other of OIL" 'pio-
r.rs enjoys the pr,I inence and
wide acquaintance in all sections
Of Arizona as does Mr.. Golfer OF
Apache county.
Crossing the plains from Wis
consin in the early seventies, he
introduced the first reaper and
threshing machine in tho state.
as N any of our older readers
know, northern Arizona and
particularly that part which is
now Apache county, was not
then the settled, peaceful COM
munity one finds toady. Where
prosperous farms, numerous II
rigation projects, we'll stocked
ranges, orchards and thriving
towns now greet the visitor,
were then the hunting grounds
of rowing, desperate bands
OF Apaches. Savages under the
leadership of Chief Geronimo
and Victoia periodically at
tackled the white settlers, either
killing or driving away most OF
their cattle and horses. Of those
who came to build their homes
lin this new country, numbers OF
them met their deaths in these
Indian raids, James G. Golfer
himself being wounded. With
splendid health and vigor, MI.
Golfer Sr. is truly IS years
young" He is very actije and
his feats in the saddle still
arouse the envy of even the
younger generation. o. late
years his time is divided be-
tween Prescott and Phoenix,
spending the summers in the
northern city. His jovial, mag
netic personality has made
friends whom he numbers by
the thousands, and who never
lack for real entertainment
when, with his wonderful store
of knowledge and tales of from
tier life, they can strike this
pleasant old pioneer in a renlin-
iscent mood.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-19

Devoted to the Interests of Southern Arizona and
the West Coast of Mexico.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-19
NO0ALHS TOWN COUNCIL
Meeting Yesterday Evening,
Considering Several Matters.

considering SeVeTdl NldtCsNSs
Yesterday evening there was
held at the Town Hall special
meeting of the Nogales town
board, Mayor Clagett presiding.
The first matter under con-
sideration was a protest by
Messrs. w. w. Ford and Fred
Hannah, residents on Hudgin
street, protesting against ac-
ceptance of the grading done on
that street recently, the pro-
testants claiming that the work
had not been done in accordance
with the surveys and specifica-
tiOnS.
The contractors, Messrs.
Loun and Wood, were present
and they volunteered to put
their force to work again and
bring the work to conformity
with the surveys.
Another matter up for con-
sideration was the proposed
covering Of the arroyo, between
Elm and Crawford streets, the
time advertised for opening the
bids having arrived.
First there was presented a
protest against the proposed
covering, which objection was
signed by some of those who had
signed the original petition to
have the water course covered.
The matter was referred to
Town Attorney M. Marsteller,
who gave an opinion that the
protest had been filed too late
for consideration. at this time.
So opening of the bids would
have been in order. But no bids
had been filed. An inference is
drawn that but for the protest
there would have been several
bids presented; but that having
heard of the protest they did not
desire to have in bids, with
checks tied up. So their re-
spective bids were withheld. 1t
was ordered that bids be read
vertised, the time for their con-
sideration to be at the next reg
ular meeting of the board, on
March 4th.
C. T. Jones appeared before
the board and asked that leave
be granted him to open a lunch
stand in the park. The council
referred to the lease from the
railway company and found
therein a provision that the
town should not sublet the park
or any part thereof, which car
be construed as unfavorable K
the proposition by Mr.. Jones
But it was agreed that the mat
ter be referred to the S. P. com
pany, and if permitted by thai
corporation, without infringing
upon the lease, Mr.. Jones' prop
osition would be considered
later.
The board then adjourned.
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pertinent question would be: How many Americans or
Frenchmen Btishers hailed before as spies
would be turned loose bail? People beginning
that there too much freedom while the
United States has bad case of both,
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-19

If you see a good, strong,
steady, bright, white electric
light, it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv.
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The Quick Way to
Stop a Cough
This homemade syrup does tho
work In q hurry. Easily pro
pared, and saves about 81.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

You might be surprised to know that
the hest thing you can use for severe
cough, is q remedy which is easily pre-
pared at home in just few moments.
It's cheap, but Tor prompt results It beats
anything else you ever tried. Usually
stops the ordinary cough or chest cold IN
"a hours. Tastes pleasant, too--chlldren
like it-and it is pure and good.
Pour 2t, ounces of Pinex in q pint
bottle: then fill it up with plain
granulated sugar syrup. Or use clarl-
fled molasses, honey, or corn syrup,
instead Of sugar syrup, IT desired.
Thus you make full pint-a family
supply-but costing no more than
small bottle of ready-made cough syrup.
And as a cough medicine, there ls
really nothing better to be, had at any
price. 1t goes right to the spot and
gives quick, lasting relief. It promptly
heals the infamed membranes that Enc
the throat and air passages, stops the
annoying throat tickle, loosens the
phlcgm, and soon your cough stops en-
tirely. Splendid for bronchitis, Group,
whooping cough and bronchial asthma.
Pinc1 is q highly concentrated COM
hound of Norway pine extract, famous
for its healing effect on the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2l2 ounces of Pinex" With
directions and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute salts
faction or money promptly refunded
The Pine1 Co., Fl. Wayne, Ind
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Shadysidc Notes.

The Smith news stand, when nd
been closed for several days owing u
thn illness Of the proprietor. fora ~
Smith. was reoprncd yesterday. VT
Smith suffered an attack or !nfIuch"'
bur Is now much improved. though uh
able yet 10 be out.
Mrs s. NJ. Ault. Of smithh"ld street
has been i'll at her home this w"ck.
Mrs. Henry knontz. Of New Martins
Vile. W. Va. has returned TO her nom
after spending several days here AS the
guest of Miss Eua!ia Fish. OF West
F0rtcth street.
Mrs Petcr Schramm. nf West Thirty
sixth street, is confined /" h"r NOM
because Of n serious attack OF ne';'
ralEia.
Mrs. Julia Hill. OF HarrisrIlle ON"
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. l.
Holloway. ~ Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. =. T.. SilIinan. Mrs. y, ~
Schramm. Mrs. 3. H Williams an
daughter Miss Dorothy. motor"d .
Wheeling Tucsdny on n shopping tr'h
Mrs. Ralph RoCcrS"n. OF Columbus
who has hern visiting her mother MIS-
Kate Dnrfr. Of Lincoln avenue 'o'
about Two weeks. spent the early par
of this week with sister In Wheel
Ing. Mrs. R"gcrson left yesterday for
her home in the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Rurgnyne hav'
moved from ,hcir former home on East
Thirty-six,h street to rooms In Tile
Naples"
Mrs. !. NJ. Cofcirld. Of Highland ave-
nuc. was called Mon"ay I" the horne
OF relatives In N"w MatamoraS. ONO
because Of III" death Of nephew.
Mr.. Mckinley Summons. OF f.as
Thir,y-siyih street. is sick with an ar .
tack NJ influcnza. Mrs Summons AID
the three children recently suticre'
from scarlet fever.
Miss Gladys Stnrrntt. ono Of the et-
(ctcnt clerks In the Dawson pIarma''F'
is III with FLU"
Miss I.al"n S,romhaurh. Of Norm
Highland avenue. is spending the "reA
with relatives rear Napoleon.
Miss Bessie Rurkhari;. Of Crn'r''
avenue, has returned from an over
sunday visit with relatives at Neit.
Private jim Boston has returned IT.
Carip sherman after spending ~"
days al his homo hero on furlouSh.
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Rallaire RerRonals.

Nrs Ida steele. OF WilkinshurEh. Fa..
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Min
der. w
Miss Hilda Campbell of Ttltonsrllle'
hns returned home after visit IN thls
city.
Hiss Helen Jones has returned from 4
visi, with relatives at Wellshurg.
Mrs !. L. Leonard IL recovering from
an illness.
Forrest M~llott Is reported I'll.
Johr Dubois has returned from visit
" oui;o few Ideal people will so 70
Pittsburgh Saturday to attend w. 4 j.
Pitt football game.
Miss Elizabeth Parker is able to be out
after m illness.
Miss Anna Shea has accepted posi-
lion at the Hillman and Son music store
in Wheeling.
Mrs c. Showalter and son arc visiting
at Sar1is. Ohio.
Paul Crisvell of Noundsrllie. was n
visitor in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Dorothy Sykes Is able to be out
after an illness.
Paul. tho young son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Freny. Ia i'll Mt their homo on
Crescent street.
Charles Ware 10 preparing to move his
family from WellshurK TO this city.
Miss Anna Chisnlm will 60 10 Beech
BOTTOM where she will visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Adelaide Brnilly has recovered
from the Spanish Influenza.
Miss Eernicr Springer Is able to be out
after IN Illness.
Rober, Jones. who has hcon III at the
homo of his PARENTS has recovered.
Albert Duffy has returned 10 beatty
Pa, where he will resume HIS studies In
ST. Etncent's college.
Miss Fanny Wise is able to be out
after IN illness.
Miss Patricia Cogley Is expected h2ms
tomorrow ftop Moundsville -wheY
has been visiting with relatives
\ Vim. curraA is home from g
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Realty DEEDS Filed.

W. Z. Freeman and Bessie T.. rec,
man To Ella s. Steiner. Land In Mead
TIP. Consideration $1,000. William Sn'p'
to F.. W. Naylor and Rachael Eayior'
Land In Barncsvillc. Consideration 81
Mike Pogarhichl to Mat T"k. Land in
Wheeling TIP. Consideration 81. Henry
w. Jrnewnc rt nj To Lemucl Jene"e'n'
and Montn F.. Jcncwinp. Land III Wayne
Tn. Consideration 81. jennie T.. ClarK
Of al to Bruce Y. Clark. ri nj. Land In
Ecimnnt county. Consideration 81. Ella
~ and u. +. Cordn"r 10 Alice Jewell.
land In ParnrSv!llc. Consideration $500.
Sarah J. HaInes. deceased II Iona Eiay'
Il nj heirs IT nj Affidavit for transfer.
Willard j.. Mount 10 Rosetta cooper
Land in Warren TIP. Consideration Sl"o'
william K"rhnIin" ~ nj 10 Ga"ian" CIR
nlo Of al. Land in Martins F"rry. Con-
alteration 500 Everett Dr"nnen ct AL
Ia GaeIon Ciradolo nl nj. Land IN Mar
tina Ferry Consideration $""". AMOS
+. Haines to Innn Clay and Vim. s. Clay.
Land in k!rkwood IT,. Consideration $io.
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Moundsville Briefs.

Bert Logan is i'll with influenza al '"e
bnm4 ~ his father, on Eighth street.
z. y. Crow, Of Glen Easton. WIZ
business visitor in tho city yesterday
Hugh Smith. who Ia "mpl"!'u III
Pittsburgh. is visiting his family mere
Miss Birdie Young. Of Second s'Fec''
is spending n week with her parents III
Lynn Camp. IT.,
Lewis Z. Mayors has departed tor ms
home in Fairmont. after visit with 'ot'
atIrcs and friends here.
Mrs. 4. Z. Price and Miss Ella 9't'
we'll left yesterday for Pittsburgh "Hc'e
they will spend a couple IF days.
l. NJ Young has LETT for pifiohFaI"
o. where he is employed. alter WISH
with his family here.
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No need Of anyone being afraid OF
the after effects and slow recovery
from Spanish Influenza. hard COLDS
or Grippe. II they Will use common
sense and start: in building up their
health and strength the right way.
The main thing is 10 get the blood
rich, red. and pnre. so 1t can carry
llre.giving oxygen and strength to
every part Of the body. Impure
blood is the cause OF so many slow
recoveries and set-baCks.
Doctors say: Get the blood right
and the rest is easy. that nine-tenths
of all sickness is due to lack OF iron
and phosphates; the healthy strong,
vigorous man or woman's blood is al
ways loaded with these two life-gir-
ing elements.
Physicians also claim with fresh
air and pourishing food nothing
equals Phosphated Iron as a blood
tonic and health builder. Phosphat-
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Colcratn Soldier Dies.

colcrain Soldier Dies
The parents OF Isaac NickerS. OF C"'c-
rnin. received a telegram from IN" W.T.
lepartmcnt stating that their son hn''
1,nd October 18th in the base hoSpl'
al In France. death being caused ~
q shell wound sustained while nj ~.
front. ], also stated that the oou,
was buried with full military honorS III
an American cemetery In France
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DANGER after Spanish
Influenza OR GRIPPE:
How it Can Be Avoided and Treated Simple Rules 10 BE
Followed. No Occasion for Panic

ed Iron takes hold from the first
dose. Results are seen and felt;
strength returns. food disesls. appc-
tite picks up. sleep is restful, there
Is Il color in the cheeks and spar
kle to the eye that only blood
charged with iron and phosphatcs
can give.
Ii is the duty Of everyone who has
had Spanish Influenza. Grippe or
hard cold to build up their system
with natures tonic, Phosphated Iron.
It sure Is health protection. Sa1efy
first. The results will repay you
many times. Give yourself n show.
Special notice: To insure doctors
and their patients getting the genu-
inc Phosphated Iron we have put IN
capsules. DO not take pills or TAD
lets. Insist on capsules.
c. II. Griest & Co. Druggists an
leading druggists everywhere.
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Received Hun Relies.
John Samuels. now stationed !!
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Martins Perry Boys wounded.

Mrs. William Blair. Of North Sew
snth street, has received word from aer
son. Rule Blair. who has been gassed
while sighting the Hun. Blair Is pop
LlRr young man Of Martins Ferry. who
enlisted last January and was placed
In Company H. Fourth Infantry: 80
I. now confined to Il base hospital nul
expects to be lighting the Boone again
soon.
Mrs Blair also received word from
Dwight. her other son In Franco, VINO
gas wounded In action. He was doing
dangerous volunteer work when w"un;-
I'd and Is now lucky TO DO alive, but H.
IS Improving nicely in the hospital
Uhere he Is confined.
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SHADYSIDE
Christmas Packages.

The Shadyslic branch OF inc i>'
Cross has received the cartons nece@sA'
for shipment Of Christmas packa
uverscus. ON the times named pcio" :,
committee will be in the basement '"o TO-,
OF the bank building 10 Civ" out nv
cartons and to assist in wrapping anu
weIyhtinE. Persons with packages. Shn"ln
bring the necessary label and KHAKI
handkerchief. Tho room will open:
Thursday and Friday (Nov. i-o)-
Afternoon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and evening.
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday INoF'
.1n-IB Afternoon and Evening.
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JIM. nj core, Jeweler
MARTINS FERRY. o.
an Kinda Of Repairing Oons
Watohea Speciality.
Brief 8.


no,o,a Kerr will leave for camp Sat
urday, after spending an e'H"' :, ,',h
iurlough with his parents On "'"''
Tenth street
FRANK Movers received an interesting
,s,,or from his son. Willlnm. VINO Is
now stationed III France.
Mr., Miller ana A. r. Sclhy ana son
no,orsd TO Pittsburgh yesterday IN th''
formers car.
Mrs. Blanche Ryan has received "oE"
That her brother Corporal l.. +. hamN''
mas arrived safely IN Franco.
Word WAS received in this city !
,sr3av stating that Licuicnant l.cahH
Gordon has been transferr'd from
Csmp Hancock. Gu, to Camp sherman
Harold Simpson. OF Pittsburgh. "a,
was y business visitor IN town iaS'
evening.
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MAetinI.

A large crowd is expected To attcnf
The meeting 10 be held in the Court
House Hall this ecvnnG at seven o'clock.
Addresses will he made b. General Sec
rotary ISeadlc OF the Y. n. G. a.. recently
returned from France and Mr. Timkon
If Canton. chairman OF the United Nina
Workers campaign Of the Eastern Ohio
district. Representatives from all over
Belmont county will be present and
much interest Is being taken.
Modern Priscilla Club.
Mrs. e. e. Shepherd and daughter Mis-:
Mary. will entertain the Modern Priscilla
Club at their home on West Main sircci
this evening knitting will be the prin'
cipal diversion OF the evening.
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France, sent homo two German gas
masks to his brother i'll this CITY ne
relies are priced very highly DF '",'
ruvx. who viii probably put lhch Oh
DISPLAY In tho near future
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Hugh Darcy wounded.

Mrs. W. T.. Reeves received l"tt"r
from her son Paul IN France. in which
he speaks Of having soon Hugh Darcy
" hn had boon al III" front and stepped on
n hand grenade. which exploded. and he
got "A slight wound in tho shoulder from
n splinter. 90 was in Il base ospital. But
Il Wis meyer very serious and At III" I'm"
Iof wiring Mr. Darcy wns about Ia h" dis
charged from the hospital.
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United war work Campaign.

Nnyor w. II. Jones. head of the aa-
vr.1,:ing department. and Fred hrConn'
Il. .rman Of tho mems committee ID
cn..ia-s. spent Tuesday afternoon "u'
III ~, township distributing matter per
tanning tn the United War Work cam
paign which will be Cnrricd on mere
next week. Mrs McCOnn will dlrc''
the woman's committee and As soon as
al material is received here all work
crs will he called together for instruc-
lions in regard to the work
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Z. T. "nirk" McFadd"n. Republican
candidate for county commissioner ana
incidcntally III" county commissioner
elect. lcd tho E"nuhlican ticket in Mar
shall county. Carmichael, Republican
rnndldatr for superintendent W schools.
and Moore house Of Delegates. was
third McFaddrn's majority was COM
rarhtivrly the largest ever pollcd by any
candidate in tn" county.
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to take under will. Forest N. Ford. ad-
mr. Of Milton I. Ford. dec. VS.. Lou Ray
ct al. Answer Of defendant Martha Ford
filed. Cause heard. finding that all de-
PENDANTS are properly before the court
that the allegations Of petitions are true:
md sale Of real estate necessary 10 pay
debts. Public sale ordered, free Of dow
rr Of Martha Ford widow. Order OF pub
,ica sale issued and cause continued
Robert A. Patterson dec. Proof Of publ.
cation Of notice Of appointment fled
norroyed and ordered recorded Cook
Danford. admir-. of Robert A. Patterson.
dec. VS.. Sarah A. Patterson ct al. Answer
of dcccdcnts widow filed.
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Funeral Services Held.

The remains Of Jacob Eavroch who
passed away Monday At his lat" nome
Stop 10. on IN" Barton lias. following u
short Illness uC pneumonia. were lad 10
rest yesterday afternoon nj tw" "Hiock'
The Pohrninn society had Chars" vi IN"
services. Int"rm"nt took place at tho
[,inwood cemetery.
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Probate Court.

In r" estate Of Mary Il. L"inTl", acc
Test im"ny "f Mary L. Hihhits taken r.
duccd Ia writing and filed. VIII admit
ed to probate and record ordered. Ap-
rli~a,ion f7lc.l for apro'nIcmnrt Of cHrcu"
tor M bond required. Appointment
made. Letters ordered and issued. In
r. estate nf William s. Carroll. d"c.'
Widow came into open court md elected
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Only onr case OF Influenza was re-
rnrtrd 10 the health department y"Strr--
iav CnnhItinns arc greatly impr"r"i
throu ehuut the community rs no deaths
w-r> reported II Is not known however
how .oon tho epidemic will inH" hold
again. and therefore tho quarantine Will
not he lifted for some time.
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To Ohio.

Miss Caroline Pcmcruy. of Canton. Is
nj the home Of Ecr father. y. 7. 'nmcroy.
for Il few days. Mr.. Pumeroy states that
III" family Will move To canton. MISS
Carolina teaching in Canton. her sister.
Miss Julia - in Akron. Ohio. The many
friends " Mr. Pnincroy will regret his
leaving WcllShurE.
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One Lonely Drunk.

Onr lone drunk appeared IN tn" police
court Yesterday morning hct"r" Mayor
Juukins. He was given the usual nv"
and cost for his musical recital IN TIA
cooler Tuesday evening. Several other
DRINKS were picked up and Will ""'rir"
their hearing before tho mayor al the
morning session. nf police court.
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Relief "r,n"s Instantly.

A dose taken every two hours untl
three doses are taken viii end gripw:
misery and break up Il severe cold ei,hr
In the head, chest. body or limbs.
It promptly opens clogEed-up nostrils
and air passages in the head. stops
nasty discharge or nose running, re-
lieves sick headache. dizziness. fererish-
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i..--E. s"l- t:i..,a. go ...:E. H"f"hcs" ana
stiffness.
Don't stay $,und-up, Ease your thr"b-
hing had. Nothing else in the world
gves such prompt relief as 'Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only few
cents at any drug store. 1t acts with
cut assistance. tastes nice, causes no IN
Inc.
convenience. BE sure you get The senu-
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Marriage Licenses.

Charles Peter krOncnhiit"r ana MARY
nthnlla Jrffrris. both Of Temperance
VILE.
Frank Watkin or Cleveland and Lcona
Marie Wilcox. nf bethesda.
Fred Raymond Dean and Cora MAC
Horny. both rf Holloway.
Philip rlumhy and Rosa Saha'ino. h"th
ur Martins Ferry.
Cladenc" Thomas Williams Of McM"ch-
~ and BESSIE Helen Williams. nj hcaiIs-
vtllc