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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19

Mrs. Oma McFall, District No. Al
Mr.. R. V. Burns, of Tularosa, So
zorro County, sent a package which
was delivered to me by mistake, also
included.
Mr.. Mauricio Duran, District No. IS
Mrs. Lynette, District No. II.
Miss Esther Quintana, Dist. No. D
Marcial Ortega, District No. 70.
l desire to avail myself OF this op-
portunity to express my most pro
found thanks, first, to the Editor OF
the New Mexican, MI. Z. Dana John
son and to Mr.. Frank Staplin foI
the able assistance which they gave
me in stimulating the sale Of bonds
and seals, having placed at my dis
posal the columns OF their respeo-
tive newspapers in English and
Spanish 10 all Of my co-workers for
the constant and perseyering 'atd
which they gave me; to Mr.. Frank
NJ. Gormley, who, besides buying
Christmas seals, furnished me, on WI
occasions, his own car, and coon
panied me to such places as | de
sired to go; to Governor Larrazolu
and Lieutenant Governor B. F. Pan
key for the valuable assistance rend-
cred me in helping me to deliver ad
dresses at the Pen;tentiary and In
dian Schools. Mr.. Pankey also fur
nished me his car and accompanied
me on divers occasions. Ever
school in the city, private, public and
religious and The two county publu
schools, which are in the suburbs 90
the city, were addressed by na duT
ing the drive, and to them and the
school children | wish also to extend
most sincere thanks, and to the
respective principals thereof for hay-
ing enabled me to address their pup
lis and for the encouragement whioi'
they gave me.
In conclusion | want to pay ms
compliments to the few unworthy
persons, who, on seeing me or my
solicitors approaching their homes.
did not have the courage to say thai
they did not wish to buy any seal
bonds. but locked themselves in
rooms. thus denying us admis-
sion. To the men who not only re
TO buy seals or bonds, but who
tr ated rs in an ungentlemanlv and
ill-mannered way. bordering or ar
also wish 20 express my
thanks for having enabled me and
co-workers II find ont Their lack
Of cultrye and politeness.
also wish to say % the teachers
who. on seeing that III ir county sup
erintcndeuf had been taken SicL auo
unable 20 be with them. pract-
'callv abandoned the job for ont Of
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19
A Friendly Suggestion
Albuquerque. N. M.
Hon d. X. Is. Sellers
Albuquerque. N. NJ.

Hon d. X. 8. Sellers.
Albuquerque, NJ NJ.
Dear Sir -
| have Just received one OF YOU
cards, a Friendly Suggestion"
fully agree with you as to the value
OF road maintenance and deplore tn
great damage done to the Stat,
Highways System BY the unpreccd.
ented floods and storms Of last win
ter and spring, bur wish 10 take is
suc with you that the money spent
On State Highways during the past
three wears has been To,'fiTcly
wasted"
For instance, three wears ago j,
was almost 'mpossIbl, 10 get from
Clovis 10 Fl sumner IN an auto
today State Highway No ]" from
Tcxico to Fl. Sumner )7S miles, J..
really a good road-the sand has beer
eliminated, fill> have been mad,
aerosS the low place and bridges and
sulver'S installed
BEYOND Fl SUNNI conditions were
even worse. \ "TRIP to Albuquerque
vas almost an impoSSihahty. yet to-
day hundreds ui auto, are making
this trip IN one day. From Vaughn
to CLOVIS ass Can now be made
easily IN hall a day
From It. Sumner to Santa Rosa, al
auto trip was a nightmare, SCI today
people think nothing of eating DIN
ner IN Santa Rosa and supper IN
Clovis, after having trayclcde lH
miles.
Three years and q half age few
would venture to 90 in al auto from
Texico and Clovis to Portales and
Kenna, yet today tourists and travel
ing men pronounce this State High
way mo. lS) to be the best ~
miles of continuous road in the State.
a trip from CLOVIS and Portales
south 10 miles 10 Lovington IN lc&
county and on to Carlsbad tower 81
miles, was considered as preposter-
Gus as flying across the Atlantic. The
trip to Lovington and Carlsbad A.
now easily accomplished.
! could mention other roads but
these are sufficient TO illustrate the
idea / am trying to convey, town,
that while three years ago it was
almost impossible TO get out OF sight
Of ones garage with a car, We arc
today travelling long distances in q
very few hours, hence the work OF
the State Highway Commission ha
not been wasted, but much has been
accomplished-work that VII moi
have to be done again Hence the
new funds, as they come in, can b.,
used to bring these roads up 80 b
higher state Of efficiency and open
up other sections.
In this connection Will say that the
State Highway Engineer has com
pleted a system of Patrol Mainteu-
anoe on the State Roads for 1929
that will surely get results that win
please you and all good road en-.
thusiasts.
join You IN yours for better roads
everywhere
.. w JONES
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19
FURTHER WAGE INCREASES

NEI4L IL. faH.sa -uraEf rnE~4L-E "A
,,r"| - 20 - tavt,1e
- - NJ E~elsrJ III aggre-
49,, IN usues N
0,t - haar est;mste1
yaMo' pr,srhiv ~ +,
- 5onh,e ~ n-qrcsgtage in
Lea ~ oos, ~ living
$50 ~ ., e., 80 Athnrgb
o.har In ~ industry the
- ;rcre.see b.ve not been So
,arge The geperal tendency has been
]str0nylv inward These wage ad-
y,ncss have beep well deserved and
d~rb.Iess much needed in most eases.
h. reasop of the mounting cost q
I'M Remuneration before tine war
,,e o,obshly not so preat IN a maj
lily nj instances a. II should have
hee1 Tbe-. ne a little for com
ol,,r, IN tia, direct,on now. If tire
IS mr. s,ia-..s oi ricrke p~rofes-
]s,oneI ne,rIe and others moi mem
TO-. 81 ,,,. ,p,or ,q,a fa be raised
a., r--onort-or ~ those isrre4 mn bv
,-r,,r;Ie5 lshor tte r9.+ Of living
..,,Ii dorbtlsss 90 sl,5yara for the
.,rr.rtsg, "a III r~ricrized il, small
A., ,b,ee -rop-union ,,-oIe other
wise m, general urblc who must
bc,r tbr brun, Of The WAGE increases.
ITTr,l r,rrn,ly tbrv have maternity
and ,,iLrrh 3cr.5eG to The higher
, a., IN, ro.t 81 uyirr is no.,
rominq down IN, urires Of ,omc
rammnd;,,ee an, b.pher than ever
Tbc CONSEQUENCE is -taf the people
y,bo beau The burden are becoming
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19
SENATOR SHERMAN SAYS
L. Of N. is DANGEROUS

James M. Tillotson formerly Of u.
linois, recently sent a letter Of con
graduation to Senator Sherman OF
that state on his great speech OF
Nov l9, and received an answer
which tersely expresses the senator
sentiments.
Santa Re, New Mcxico.
Dec. 3, 1919
Honorable Laurence y Sherman.
u s Senator OF Illinois.
Washington, d. [
Dear Sir
Neither ancient or modern history
records any Uratorical effort thai
o~NCels. o. even equals your speech
ia the Senate Of Nov 10Th last. IN
Opposit on to the Infamous League
OF Nations and IFS overthrow OF orr
constitution and independence and
the consequent domination and
spoil alton of the American people
by a horde of greedy mousrchies.
Every lover OF liberty and free
government owes you a debt Of gra-
titude Tor that wonderful argument
N the cause Of humanity
All true Americans should read and
ponder on the principles of that great
speech
In sincere and admiriue respect I
senator,
Very truly yours.
James NJ Tiliotson
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19
OUR GRIEVANCES

Just how the average CLOVIS MAJ
woman would manage TO 1--we with
out a grievance, none OF us know
But since everyone has a grievance
and every nation, they must be use
full and indispensable You cannot
talk to a mar five minutes with
out hearing q grievance; he always
has, something 70 complain about
always there IS something wrong
with somebody, 10 hear a friend or
acquaintance tell It.
The government itself is a chief
grievance-the way things are run.
No matter how well we are getting
along as a town or county or q state
OF nation, almost anyone will tell
you that everything is not all right.
We elect a man to Otficc-aud be-
x u throwing bricks az him the next
day or We pass a law and declare
within . week that i is silly and
can % be enforced. If there isn't
anything else in sight to conplaHu
of, You can find fault with the way
the carpenters put up the building,
IN your town.
But the wonder of II all is how veil
we get along IN spite of our grew
ances. The city and town prosper,
the nation goes forward and people
arc happy if they would only think
50 The seasons come and go, pee
pies are born and die, we live and
love and have a being for a few
briefs days, and there is a lot of
pleasure 10 be had by all. If we will
quit carp.ng and fretting for even
one minute and look our grievances
over we will find that they are not
half as serious as we had let our
selves believe they were-Cloyis
Journal
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19
The WOOL SHORTAGE

Inc country has heard much about
the reasons for increase 10 price OF
clothing One reason has been stand
ard for some time that there L. d
serious shortage of wool We are
told that II is impossible 10 buy all
wool suits at any price and that the
percentage OF wool in good clothes
Is growing less as We 20 along Pos
sibly the country IS short of wool
But America is importing more wool
than in pre-war days as the follow
ing government information shows .
Imports Of wool during the five
year prewar period, l9l0-l9lz, aver
aged I07 ,583.742 pounds annually. OF
something less than half The present
imports. according to the Bureau Of
Markets OF the United States Depa-t-
ment Of Agriculture As the popuia-
ton Of the United tates has been
increasing SO have the imports of
wool For the fiscal year ending
June ~, 1918, tbs country i1nuor.
ed 579,l29,o34 pounds. During 1919.
the total importation amounted to
424,4l4,14 pounds, or more tiso
double the prewsr average. From
January TO August. inclusive. Of the
present ear (eight months more
wool VS. imported than during any
o. the prewar years mentioned. and
1t the present average monthly i'm
ports Of 0238.982 pounds IS main
tanned throughout the nc
months Of iris year the United States
will lmport more than 4500nfoO lbs
during the present calendar year
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19
EMPRESS CLAIM TO
BE INVESTIGATED

Regarding the claim Of Wm F
MoGrath Of Belen L P. Bergman
superintendent Of the American Rail.
way Express a. Fl Paso. writes the
corporation commission tina, u viii
be investigated as soon as claim is
filed in writing according TO regu-
Nations prov ded N such cases
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19

Reported by Mrs, Leo Hersch,
no names or cards
(While Mrs. Hersch made no
report of the names of her
solicitors nor gave the amounts
in detail that each had sold, she
informed me verbally that ali
of them, Mrs. K. f. Twitchell,
Mrs. Frank Staplin, Mrs. Z. H.
Baca, Miss Frances Hinojos,
Miss Antonita Sena, Miss Urine
Hersch and Mrs. Lansing b
Bloom had done well, but that
Mrs. Lansing B. Bloom sold
by far, the greater number OF
seals).
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19
M James NJ T.llotson
Santa Fe, New Mexico

WJ DtdI TfItU
! have your letter Of December r.
9th this morning ] greatly apprc.
ciate you writing me as you have
] am indeed glad to know you ap-
prove Of my stand on the league and
treaty have given u tong and
careful study and have come 10 tn,
conclusion that II IS a dangerou.
document ] cannot support IL I'M
les If IS mater ally amended in the
text The reservations, are good as
far as they 90 bat de- no. sufficient
" protect orr people and orr ooun-
try
With kIudesi regards. J am,
Since-ei7 yours.
L y. Sherman
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19
Sale Of Christmas Scale
BY B. N. Read.

Conyicts at the P~euitentiary
Courtesy Of Mr.. +. Ortiz, Sup
e%rintendent) ............... $3.50
u. s. Indian School Courtesy
Of Mr.. John DeHufD ...... 50.3s
BY Public school children ... Us -
P~arochial School children 1870
BY Mr.. + Gormley .... 3.5s
St. Mitchaels College 800.
Divers persons by my daughter
as per her card report lZN
Deaf and Dumb School 500.
ST GATHERINGS Indian School 800.
Divers persons by Miss DELI
Hill as per card report 904
By Mr.. A. f. p. Robinson 800
Divers persons by Miss Ga
brilTta Read as per card report "a
Divers persons by Miss Alice
MARTINEZ as per card report SO
Divers persons BY Mrs. Albert
Hesch 7Qn.
Loret:o Acad my by Mrs. w
Upton Ii
BY Miss Mabel Piatt leo
Reported by Mrs. Leo Hersch
through Mrs. z. r. Baca. 1000
By Miss Lola Delgado mN6
Committee Of Miss Manderfield
Miss lydia Valdez 80
Miss Josephine Salazar OK
Miss Maggie Delgado Is
PeDorted by Chairman Mrs Io
Hersch, but no cards 2l-b
Sold BY Mrs. Lorenzo Gutierrez g
as per card report l40s
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19

A. ar important meeting held re-
Gently, the Athletic Association Of
the New Mexico State School OF
Mines voted complete r~eorgantza-
ton. An enthusiastic s udeut body
attended Il was agreed to draw un
a new constitution and form a board
Of control, as urged by President
III nski who addressed the meeting.
Cooperation with the faculty and VI
Forous SCHOOL spirit" was rhe gen
eral topic Of his address Prof
Cook who also presided. said; "Ta
stimulate interest in athletics = -,
necessary that all take an intimate
share IN the activities Of the Also
citation"
tn following we're cleo ed to posi-
tons IN The Association Prof Cook
faculty representative J. A Kim
mon pevident: Cecil Rowe. vice
president e Ebert. Secretary an+
ireasurer and VIM. F. Butler. 50
r-a-f zt-arus-lss Cruces Citizen
Alabama Leads the United .afes ir
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19

The natives Of the hndaman
lands average three feet eleven j
ehes in height and weigh under
pounds.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19
SELLERS OF ALBUQUERQUE
HAS BEEN SHOWN

Col. d. K. B. Sellers of Albuquer-
que recently sent out a little piece
of Good Road" literature which was
more political than sincere so far
as the roads are concerned.
District Engineer ID. w. Jones OF
Clovis took the trouble TO inform
Mr.. Sellers very specifically of road
Improvements in his district which
Mr.. Sellers had Overlooked" Other
district engineers could show similar
situations if Mr.. Sellers cared TO in
vestigate.
Both communications follow;
A Friendly Suggestion
In view of the fact that within the
past three years, over a million and a
half dollars worth OF road work in
the state has been positively wasted,
due to delay and lack Of proper sys-
TEN OF maintenance, ! would suggest
the following New Years resolution
for the administration at Santa Fe,
the Republican newspapers, and my
many Republican friends throughout
the state
RESOLEED-''That we hereafter
do less planning and more real road
building"
Yours for better roads everywhere,
d. X. +. SELLERS
Albuquerque. N. M.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19

A single orang tree viii produce
M0D oranges, while a lemon tree
eeldom produces more thin 8.0W
lemons.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19

Alabama leads the United tales ir
peanut production. its land devoted
10 this industry covering as muci
as l,OnJ0o acres.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19
Total
IRecapitulst;or

Seals sold IN the CITY 1922
Seals sold IN school dictrpcte
and amounts RENTED to &. M.
Read 1882
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-19

Total NSS.SZ
Teachers Who RENTED Direct to
Mr.. Herndon, Treasurer

Allison Mission School 100
District No. Mrs. J. L, Nc
tTaW z 81
District No. 2+-Evabel Minniel 20
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-03

s4lr re To-day
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14
Forest City and Vicinity
For Sale-Extra nice plymouth
Rock Roosters.
MRS. JOE MITCHELL.

MRS. JOE MITCHELL.
Mrs. James Campbell and daugh-
ter Constance, Of Weston, Mo-, came
over last Wednesday and were visit.
ing several days here with her grand.
mother, Mrs. s. Ferguson, and other
relatives.
Harry Tcarc of st. Joseph, came
up last Wednesday and spent a few
days with his mother, Mrs. NJ. Teare,
and other relatives.
John W. Dinwiddie and wife, who
have been living in the Mrs. McClan-
ahan house, moved last week to their
new home, recently purchased from
Mrs. Kizzie Lukens. Ezra Martin and
family are moving into the property
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Dinwiddie.
Mrs. J. T. Birmingham was a
st. Joseph visitor last Wednesday.
w. u. Shrieve was transacting
business in st. Joseph. several days
last week.
&C. S. Mckee has shipped out more
cars Of good alfalfa hay than any 9TH
or buyer here. Last week he shipped
out fifteen cars.
MIR. and Mrs. o. r.. Plummcr and
f...!t,. ..,....,.,,i . ,..,....r,, L., srl,,,..
,i 'g 1872, - NJ. to,o sua,,
,hs,. W W;iita, 'I p,', y, 80 Hi
IL |'li, ,,,,nn, ,t 49,.
,ia " ~ h;n.ol, and MI Grace War.
ini,nLm an ,voJnos,i,, No.,
100 nc VIM ,II,a, =" "e sriani, ~ No.
=, III ,Lo ,lnG. .on;, n,; .' ''''
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NJ az al 'nJ, 20. L.. "so
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pr,nL w.iLo, 81 piooio,. ,,,.
4. -. ~. " h',,i,, .rLb s,I',, we,
~ w, cry Hn ou .nnr 'huiS""! "''-
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'"'' NJ NJ N,.,.,, ,,,l n,., p,,,o, $500.
Il, n.,, ~ v. III T." n, 49,
H., vi - - Ga,,, I 80
~ Jonn '' ''''" "'' "''"s "'''"'
l,.,. u.i..,. Ia. ,.....,..l
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The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14
Heartburn. heaviness in the s,om.

Heartburn, heaviness in the stom-
ach, bloated feeling, coated tongue,
bad breath, dizziness and vertigo
tblind staggcrs) can be quickly re-
lieved by Prickly Ash Btters. Men
who have used IL say they can cat
heartily without misery, where before
they tried II the most healthful food
seemed to get them out Of fix. Price
Sl.25 per bottle. Henninger Drug
Co., Special Agents.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14
Forest City Methodist Church.

The Sunday school last Sunday was
exceptionally good for rainy day.
there were six additions TO the church
at II o'clock. The special service for
men will be held Sunday night, Nov.
ZSd. There will be a baptismal SER
vice and reception of members Sum
DAY, Nov. l6, at 3 p. m. Let all can
didates for church be persent. Don't
foget the Sunday school; plan now to
come Sunday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14

hBot iioHl mn Sitgs En 10
e Cooksey will make an extended visi,
= with her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Combs
= Joseph returned home Monday.
Mrs. Dan Hahn, Sr., and Mrs
John Frazier went up to Bigelow
: Monday, of last week, where they at
' tended the meeting held by Evangel-
/, list +. II. Hoxie at that place, return
ing home Tuesday.
, Mrs. George Drake and daughter
= Burl Hcnning, were st. Joseph visit
! ors, Friday of last week.
, Misses Cora and Irene Acton were
st. Joseph visitors, Friday Of last
week.
MIR. James Collins, of st. Joseph.
was spending few days, the first of
this week, with his nephew, William
Crawford and wife. He also spent
"A few days in Craig with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Della Lower.
Miss Gladys Landers is in Kansas
City, with her cousin, Miss Ethel
Cas-, where they both have posi-
ton.
Mrs. Bruce Bullock and Miss
Mary Alkire were visiting, Sunday,
with Miss Bcrnice Bullock.
Mrs. Martha Ellis returned home
Sunday, from Bgelow, after SPEND
ing few days, last week, with her
sister, Mrs. Mary Hill.
| r. l.. Stratton, pastor Of the Bap-
fist church, has purchased new Ford
car, this week, from the Reeves Bragg
agency, at Oregon.
Mrs. George Drake and daughter,
Burl Henning, spent Tuesday of last
week, with their father and grand
father. W. +. Cation, at Mound City.
Judge G.. W. Gotten, of Forbes,
came up Sunday morning, and spent
the day with his son, A. j. Gotten and
family.
p. T.. Castccl went to ST. Joseph,
Saturday, aud drove back new Bis
coo car.
' Mrs. John Frazier Is visiting in
I Kansas City, with her daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Borchcrs.
/ Thomas l.andcrs, of ST. Joseph.
came up Saturday night, and spent
the day, Sunday, with his brother,
Fred Landcrs and family.
Mrs. Chas. Van HlooZier went
down 10 ST. Joseph. Saturday, where
she spent "A few days with her broth
crs, Mr.. Chas Cooper and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Cooper.
Nr aus,in W",sn, anJ NJ Ma ,''
Williams az nInir,,,iiio ~, 80!
united in mar,,a"o in no, ",; w.
Nnv,,,,hor a., H. w! ~
Mir md Mr. / T. W,,son nho
r'a,i,. i;,.".i "a'ao"' WIZ ~
tendon, W ,hn .n,n " San,o sur rln
Their rany grionJs hnSo ,.sb ~.
I,no, al ,!,,'.'.,,,'',, '' ny we" '''''
A. AL H. ~ p,,o.,, ,.,,.,
husincss yiS;,a,, +, =, ioaL TIL, w
dnv :" w. ''''p'' '""''
-CI,ss M az ,ho uou.l,.,
church v.,iI 80, ,.,,h '',fo"'s'
Ricbar'Isnn E,;,I,,. ,i,L, -, -,
IA Tbe nn,, acSia,r " Eli ' i,',nnIo.,
md thcro A. o,hn, H., n W., y" h,';uor'
49, ha ,,,,o'IoJ - I''p'' .a,' uuH'''csa
n,Lo an f., " 80! "''"oci
-, w P,'
/ r"Per'y for safe; d. Di'ahE'
Forest Iity, Mo.
| -Mrs: = IL huntsman; OF Hutch
W N"nsns, ana brother Henry
MunkcrS' OF Mound City, were guests
OF their cousin, Mrs. c. l.. Richardson
an" ,ami'y, wednesday evening
Miss Alice Banks, Of Preston,
Ncp' came over last wednesday, a.
week ago, and spent a Few days with
"'r S p, IT, y. banks ana iamiiy'
Al MISS hthel Gardner, OF Rushville,
Mop came up saturday night, and Wis
ltra nrr brother Dr' r. H. Gardner
anu Ihmlly' returning nome Monday
evening
EMrh' A. j. Lyons was st. Jo-
seph ''S'tof' last wednesday, week
ago
, nnMr' ana MIS- IL, A. Banks and
ehiluren returned home last Tuesday,
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14

For Sale-A China Cabinet, in
good condition, and good White Rot
airy Sewing Machine. Call or phone,
Mrs. Kathleen Moore-Law, at Frank
Graham's residence.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14
STOMACH
TORN UP


Scottsburg. lnd.-Mrs. Annie Johnson,
Of this place. writes; II well remember
] suffered for long time with constipa-
ton, which would get me down. took
doctors medicines and any number OF
purgatives. They would leave me In a
worse condition than was before taking,
and my stomach so upset ! know
once ] suffered from constipation, !
was SO III we had 10 have the doctor, Just
so nervous and feverish. The doctor
said would have 10 quit medicines. my
stomach was SO bad =.
My husband was reading and found
something about Thedfofd's Black
Draught and brought me q package to
try. ] used u regularly At first until be-
gan to feel better, then used Just dose
occasionally. ] was cured OF this con-
stPaton and am sure the Black Draughi
II your stomach Is out Of order, you
will suffer from such disagreeable symp-
toms - headache, biliousness, indiRes-
ton, etc., and unless something Is done,
serious trouble mayresult.
Thediord's Black Draught has been
found Z valuable remedy for these
troubles. II is purely vegetable, and
acts In . prompt and natural way, help
Ing 10 regulate the liver and 70 cleanSe
the bowels Of impurities.
Try Black DsaaGht, EB-i5
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14

For Sale--Some open Gifts and a
few choice tried Sows; also several
Registered Short-Horn Bull Calves.
II. d. TERHUNE & SON,
Both Phones. Forest City, Mo.