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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
Nev0 en- ambos LaTedos

LAREDO, Texas, Enero 2.-Li-
gera nevada cay6 sobre Ia ciudad
en- las primeras horas de Ia manana
de hoy, siendo esta pequena neva-
da, que solo duro unos cuantos mi
Hutos, Ia primera de la ~estaci6n.
En- Nuevo Laredo la nevada tu-
vo mayor dersidad Qle IL que aqui
cay6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
-Msou;nacioncs habi!es.

La tLl PCrra, que Is IN gSE3o que
QudieramoS lamar oficia.. pucs que
lis directories estan en- las c~sferas
ofic;ales en- SIT mayoria, cs la que
~conscrva todaria a su alredcdor a
los factories ~diSo!ventcs Y atrabilia-
rios cue en- pasadaS epocaS sirvieron
para livid;r l. opinion Y cnganar al
pueblo trah&iador. aInque hay que
convcnir on que ahora.-ya POGO Sc
&c hacc case. Sin embargo. Siguc pc
sando aUn So5re c~icrtos circulos orr
ginadores DC todoS los escandalos Y
hasta de ?os atcntadoS; pucs sc aSc-
@ura IN Monterrey que ~cicrtos m
dividUos de Ia Porra fucron los que
instigarcn Il los obrcroS para que
fUcran I lamar pcdradas = Ia casa
d"' propin Gobcrnador Xambrano.
con 81 obicto dc sorprcnderlo :
atcmoriaarlo para haccrlo cntrar en-
dctcrmir&do circulo. al que parccia
habcrsc rchus2do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
Siguc 81 Elaqu:avelismo.

1IEuc IT IINqL!lV tIiSTlo.
COmo Q. nucyo partido cuenta pa
IA ahora cor SUI jcfe en- Ia Prcsl-
dcncia Municipal, y Sc Propone, ado
mas. h2ccr Ia campaNa de Goher-
nador en- favor del mismo senior
Garcia. Ii Porra anda desconcer,a-
ca. Due- Sahc que, como IN la cam
pan& de Nc2Idc, Scri tctaImente
dcrrotada ca II de Jefc gel Eiecu-
two.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
'UN CANDIDATE AL GODiERNO De NUEVO
LEON ACUSADO DEL ROBO DE pIELES
Los enemigos de Juan Garcia tratan de InhablitaI
este para Ia campa1a que Sc aVecina

Pero como los directories del CT
tado grippe no 50 dan pOr vencldoS
buscan a.hora Ell modo de evitar que
Garcia lle@uc nj Gobicrno, pues sa-
ben que 81 hay eleccIoneS ell Alcal-
de saIGri -riunfanca Y a]scendera a!
Gobicrno, en- vista de los e~lerlentoS
Quc pondra en- .iuego el parJido in
dspendiente. 10 que ocasiona ia pa
IA clos TO solo Il dcrrota, sino el
arlaStamicnto complete. y anre esta
perspective nan movido su> hiios
hasta la atlas esferas del @obierno y
utiliZando para sus propositos NADIA
menoS que cl pcriodico reconocido
Como 81 6rgano semi-oficial carran-
Cista.
Lo acusan del -obo de rieles
Con cfccto. en- 81 'PIeblo,' que
tai es g! peri6dico 4 que sc alude,
acaha dc aparecer III articulo en-
cue Sc acusa 4 Juan Garcia del ro-
10 de unas piolcs (probab,cmente en-
riempos del movimiento rcvolucio-
mario contra 81 gobiorno del gene
raj Hucrta) Y dic;endo que hay
pruchas de Ia acuSaci6n Y aGn de-
.iando yer que tales pruebas son Off
%ciales.
Fl director de FL Pueblo Gre
gorio Ncla2qWeZ, radic0 durante al
gun tempe On Monterrey, Y lleva
rclacioncs cstr,chaE con los encmi-
Cos politicos dc Garcia.
Pero Ia jugada csta bicn clara:
en- Monterrey sc Sabc perfectamcntc
que no SO pGeGc acusar Il Garcia
ror 10 que 50 reficrc a negocios de
piclcS, porNuc al praCticarSc las in
restigacioncs, las mayores rcspon-
sahilidades caHrian sohrc q]uiencs
artorizaron II inmodcrada cTporta-
ciou d, cucrog Y uiclc-. Y csoS clc-
mcntcs no Fermit;rian Seguramcatc
gu" e hicieran taic: nvcstigacioncs.
De 10 que 20 truta eS simplcmente
de cXcluir a Garcia lie la candidatU-
IA. mcdiantc la declaration dc que
50 hall" fr"r2 dc In ley eli yirtud
de u acasa"j"n criminal peudicr-
* De ser ~rcsIclj2.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
LiSTA Ne. 2 EN- e.
PROXiMO NUMERo
ESPlEITlSEo

l+2Et-IL2 Get Key SLl3slOS -.-.--... ; a-Ss
D1Er:a Y Ritual Dc a Ats M,sia. Con
:ieue e. triapEuso 3s SAion5n. ia Ca
has, Ell Tsrot, s~.c,e:os de! a.;tc, n
g-cma2cIa. etc. S $50
Enchirihioass- Grinc=ioS y Pcntac2!,s 5 us
z. Dragon So:a. = sea 81 arte ,!e nm
dr. 4 los eS2i-lJlS .-.--........ . %
e ?e.er Eel FcrsaaIieutn. 81 C,ni-
MO y ealtuss. Como estuGiSr al
:cerza $3.50. ....-.-.-....... L1c
Gas ~ocUiJas. Con;isne e! Tore Le San
Cip1a2o. ClSvicula de Salomou. e.
etc rs
e vc.taderO Dragon Rojo. Eacan-
tarH:en;cs. modo &c hacs-se invisible.
etc. $50
La Gran Varits Adivizaic-e .... -. %
Dicciona=io Internal. Contiea" maSia
Blanca. Roja ) NcEra. Aparic;ones.
etc. $50
Libso MaSao lie San c~ipsisno. Edie;dE
mica : -~onpicta del ;amoSo 'irino-
no = S-Vt
II Gran Siaria SGprcn,a ............ $ lie
Manual de MaSia Blanca ...-........ 5 o.4e
Manual de A2s;s NeSra ........... 50
Sccretos IL los Garitos. ARE &c 81
mar 4 toics les jucSos --.......... l-5O
>ecTc:os de Alberto el GranGc 1900. 5 o.oo
Secrccos IL l. PrestidiSitac:5n y n
nlaxia. Lccc:oaes PRACTICES d. csca-
motco y prestsdiSitacion .........- : 100
Ser-c;os del inferno ....--......... 5 o.
Teso-o &c NilagTos re a C-uc de ca
-avacs. V%riadera :oye Gel ocul.b-
mo : aS9
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
MOONSHINERS ROUNDED
UP IN MISSISSIPPI

JACKSON, Mics. Dec. g. (spll-
Moonshiners at the rate Of one per day
are being rounded up in Mississippi by
department Of justice and internal reve-
nue. officers, according to reports at
the office Of Hon. Julian Alexander,
United States district attorney.
Never a day passes that we do not
get at least one report on moonshin-
ing" says Mr.. Alexander. They come
from all parts of the Southern district.
and are generally persons operating
stills that make bnly enough for their
individual use. However, there have
been several captures where the parties
had large quantities OF mash or raw
whisky on hand"
At the recent federal court term in
this city Judge Holmes tempered JUS
tice with mercy in dealing with the
moonshiners, the customary punishment
being a small fine. with a jail sentence
Of from so to 90 days. 1t Is stated, how
ever, that Judge Holmes will not be so
lenient In the future, and hereafter he
will make the punishment fit the crime.
The attitude of a very large mum
Der OF citizens toward the new prohibi-
ton law was rather strikingly revealed
the other day by a delta planter. who
stated TO friends that he would like to
| hire a good moonshiner to work on bis
place, but thus far had not been able
10 find one out of employment,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
YAZOO COUNTY PLANS
TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL

YAzoo CITY, Miss, Dec. 6. (spl)-
DR.. ". E. Noblin. county health Off
Ger Of Yazoo county plans a tubercu-
losis hospital for the care and treat
ment Of those in this county afflicted
with the disease and unable to gain
entrance into the state institution be-
cause of the limited capacity anu
crowded condition there, Or to take
the treatment elsewhere.
Yazoo county nov has. SAYS DR.. Mob
lin, II tubercular patients who earnest
~ desire 10 be given treatment and
training with o. chance Of becoming
cured. These are white persons ana
there are also a number Of negroes.
The hospital Or. Noblin proposes for
the county is one built on the plans
drawn for a new state hospital at Ma
gee, He would train the patients, both
white and black. how 10 get well
would arrange for the caring of the
patients unable to pay for the services.
but could allow those who are able to
pay for the treatment they are at pres
ent unable to get to pay their proper
tlonate part Of khe upkeep OF the
county hospital.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
CALF WILL BE CANNED
BY STEAM FOR CLUBS

YAZoo CITY. Miss, Dec. 6. Cspl)-
Mrs. A. NJ. Vandevere, wife. Of a prom
inent planter OF this county. and Misc
Lillian Lawlay, Ya2oo county nome
demonstration agent, have arranged the
demonstration for the clubs Of the
steam pressure method Of canning IN
the canning Of a calf. II Is expected
that the demonstration OF the method,
not now much in use in the county, will
result in the canning of much meat for
home consumption and the buying OF a
number Of the steam pressure Gamers,
Of which there is only one in the county
now.
Al the same time P. s. Carlev. who
has had much experience In the cutting
Of meats and who formerly did some
work with the extension force OF the
Iowa experiment station, Is to demon
strate Me proper method Of cutting
the meat.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
integrity BASIS
OF SUCCESSFUL
AUTO BUSINESS

The successful automobile merchant
teday builds his business on a policy
Of absolute integrity in his relations
with the buyer.
This was the keynote Of a talk b.
Charles 3. Yeorhis, general sales man.
sger OF The Nash Motors company, 10
10 dealers from points In the territory
OF The Nash Sales company Of Chicago,
IN 2 meeting al the factory.
The visiting dealers spent the Morn.
ing In Al inspection OF the Nash plant
and after 9 business meeting in the
afternoon they went to Chicago where
the Great Northern hotel.
The Nash Motors company is keen
y interested IN the personnel of its
dealer organization" said Mr.. VooFhIs.
The same business principles upon
which our institution is based, to be-
come fully operative, must extend
through the entire organization. And
In the final analysis, the dealer is the
most important unit in any organiEa-
ton.
The consuming public comes into
direct contact with the dealer; II Is
through him that the automobile buyer
secures his impression regarding the
m~anHfacturer, II service is courteously,
promptly and efficiently rendered, and
II the general attitude Of the dealer,
| bis statesmen and his mechanics Is such
that IL inspirss confidence, the customer
will have no misRivinks as TO his choice
Of a car. In his relations with the dealer
he has an excellent index TO the sta
bility of the entire organization.
The Nash Motors company, on the
whole, is very fortunate in its dealer
representation; not only iu- the terri
tory surrounding Chicago, but through
out the entire country Nash distribu.
tors have been unusually careful in the
awarding Of Nash dealer franchises.
The result has been hat at almost
every point the Nash dealer is a rep
resentative business man of that COM
munity-a man whose policies are such
that he reflects the spirit Of the Nash
factory organization which is ever Wig
liant to guard its standing in the au-
tonobile industry. ="
The Nash is distributed locally by
the Memphis Nash Motors Co, and sold
| hv Irwin Hicks, Inc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
NEGRO SHOT AT CAMP
BY FOREMAN DIES

GREENWOOD, Miss, Dec 6, tSpl)--
Fred House. negro. died AZ the Colore1
hospital In Greenwood Friday at II
o'clock as a result Of a wound he re-
ceived Thursday night at Philipp when
he was shot by the foreman Of the
extra sAne on the Y. & NJ Y railroad
House was shot through the abdomen.
He was brought 70 Greenwood for treat.
aient, Officials Of the y, & NJ Y, here
stated they did not know the name
~ the foreman who shot the negro, nor
what caused the trouble.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
CAPTAIN JACK IN SUIT
OVER HOUSE POSSESSION

SCOOBA, Miss. Dec. 6. (spi)-A law
suit which will cause much interest lie
scheduled for next Monday. The prin-
cipals In it are Capt. Guy Jack ard
Newt Hopper and sons, all Of Scooha
According 10 report the Hoppers claim
that they have rented the house which
Capt. Jack and his family are occupying
and the Jacks claim that possession is
nine-tenths of the law, and refuse to
get out for them.
The Hoppers. though, have brought
their furniture and all household goods
from over in Dekalb, IS miles away,
and installed themselves almost in the
Jacks back yard A shower of rain
caused them to move their effects to a
neighbor's home, who is also a relative
and they are now awaiting the result Of
the lawsuit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
Y. & N. V. CASE TO
BE CALLED IN JANUARY

YAZoO CITY, Miss. DEG g gS9L )-
+, II. Douthat, secretary of the Tlz,2
Commercial club, has been notified TRAIT
the petition filed by this ssC5b9u ef sAs
state with the Mississippi railway ttgc-
mission for better serviCe Cvsr 4fas 7
& NJ, V. here was received t7s lEsz ~
be placed on the comnissbou $ 1ge1EsH
for December. but that a hearing weyGt
be had at the January meeting NJ I-a
state commission.
In the presentation Of the u~atasap- oil.
Of the towns on the YaE9n C5Sy -ltssn-
wood division of the Y. r " v and shs
country section surrounding these Erwus
'o-operated in asking better s=rvsra 4z5
the railway commission IS asked to per
nit such changes in tine time at -As
trains as to give the section more 6E-Ac.
connection with points north Of Mecg-
head and south Of jackson, Mlks
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
ELKS TO FIGHT
ALL RED AGiTAT0RS

YAZ0O CITY. Miss Dec. g. (Spl)-
Strong resolutions condemning the ] W
W. and like ofganisa tons and demand.
ing the deportation Of all their mem :
berships. have been passed by the
Elks' lodge in YaSoo City. The same
resolutions pledge TO Gov. Bilho. of Mis-
sissippi. to Mayor T. II. Campbell, Ir
Of Yazoo City, and to Chief Of Police
X r. Parks the assistance Of the en-
tire membership Of the local lodge
should local trouble develop with These
"agitators,"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
TO BEGIN ITS
TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT

HUNTINGDON, Tenn, Dec. s. tSpl }
DIR. V. Z. Massey, who has been ap-
for Carroll county in the antituberculo.
sis campaign expects TO he ready for
the nation wide drive beginning Dec,
II, Plans will be completed IN a lew
DAYS for the organization Of a county
association with q team Of workers IN
every district in the county.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
DISPUTE SETTLED.

DUBLIN Dee s-The lrtsh bank dis.
pute between the arrangements of bank.
ing institutions aid their clerks has
been settled on q BATS OF recognition
81 the right Of the clerks union TO ne
Eotlate with directors IN behalf of its
members. The strike Of the store en-
ployes has also been settled, the wage
demanded by Somc being granted and
the claims OF others referred to arbi-
trAttou
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06

MACHINERY OF SUNKEN
STEAMER TO BE RAISED

PADUCAH. Ky. Dec, 6. (Spl1-Ma-
ehinery of the steamer c. c, Bowyer,
which sank at Vicksburg landing on
the Cumberland river Thursday morn
inc, viii be raised and placed on a new
E1ll under construction AZ nyershurg,
The Bower. owned by Capt. +, o.
Devsrs, OF Dyersburg, had been operated
as a daily Cumberland river packet in
the trade between Paducah and Overs
burg for the last year.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
NEWBERN TERRITORY
CONTRIBUTES $4,000

NEwRERN, Tenn, Dec. 6. tSpl ~
In the SIS, 900, 900 Baptist campaign
Newborn and it's territory went several
hundred dollars over the top during tho
first days drive. There sre about 40
churches included IN the Friendship
Baptist association
II has been announced that the quota
o. S75, 900 has been raised in the Friend
ship Baptist association,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06

CLAIBORNE NATIONAL
BANK IN LIQUIDATION

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6. CSpl1--The
comptroller Of the treasury announces
the voluntary liquidation of the Clai-
borne National bank at Tagewell
Tenn, with a capital Of S25, 600 j 7.
Hughes Of that place is designated
liuuidat ton agent,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
ITheoDeadD
S. M. Bolen,

HUNTINGDON. Tenn Dec s (Spl1
S. NJ. BolerN, ased 50, one Of the lead
short illness with pneumonia lie Is
survived by several children. The burial
occurred AZ New Hope, after funeral
services conducted by the Rev, j. L.,
Holland, Of Greenfield.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
John s. Jones.

PApUCAH, Ky. Dee. E s pl)-~John
s Jones, 81, died Wednesday at iis
home here following q brief illness He
was employed as d car repairer at 1he
Illinois Central shops He is suryived
by his widow, three sons and three
daughters,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06

IoIds eause t,rlp and Influenza-
remove the cause, There is only one
'Bromo QuininesN T.. W. GROVE S
signature on box.~~soe. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
Attention Ladies

Buy the men folks A box Of those
good cigars Of Samelsonts, "Extrat
Surprise him" Nnas morning, adv,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
ELKS TO
Holt SOLEMN SERVICE


GREENWOOD, Miss, Dec. 6, (Spll-
The following program has been ar
ranged by the Elks' ledge NO. S54, OF
| Greenwood, for Sunday afternoon, when
the organization will hold Its annual
memorial service at the Episcopal
church;
Mrs. Prosser,
Quartet Softly, Now the Light OF
DAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES weber
Mrs. Mehr, Mrs, ouigg1ns, Messrs.
Hinman and Blackstone.
The roll call.
| Solo-CroSSing the Bar ,~,....".",
Mrs, w, 3, Hall.
| Ritual services,
Violin solo--InternneEZo ,..,.,,,t,n
.,..,..,...... Cavalleria Rusticana
Mrs Juchiem.
ReV.L. w. Rose.
Solo--Oh, Dry Those Tears Del Riego
Miss Jane Casey,
At Sunset ,,...., ..s.,'''''' oeliers
Mrs. Prosser.
Sone-Auld Lang Syne. A"...,..,",,..
Choir and Audience,
| Benedictlon .,,.,..,..,..'' i''''''.
Chaplain, Rev. L.. W. Rose,
RecesSional Observation-Disclosures. CLARK
Mrs, Prosser.
Bry's Christmas Sewing Machine club
will make you a life remembrance
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06

Brv's Christmas Sewing Machine club
will make you a life remembrance
The Home news., 1919-07-18

up.' "I'll buy War Savings Stamps"
 Judge Piper smiled grim1y when he outlined tha process which required that payments be made promptly, failure of which meant the work and when final payment was made Dave was to get w. s. s. for the full amount he had paid in.
 When the six months had elapsed, Dave again said good morning to the judge. But this time he entered a volun- tary appearance.
 Judge, yer honor,' said Dave, no longer a defendant, you sure did me a favor when you sentenced me to pay that SIP per week. I did not be- lieve l could save a dollar a week. But I got through and now 1 see 1 have enough to make first payment on the home that me and the old wo- man have wanted ever since we married. And now I sen- tence myself to buy $1O a week of the same War. Savings Stamps until we get the house paid for.'
 Police judges in other cities are trying out Judge Piper's plan and it is found workable everywhere.
The Home news., 1919-07-18
FROM DEFENDANT
 TO CAPITALIST
Dave Broderick's Propserity Dates From Day He Was
 Haled Into Police
 Court and Fined

It was the luckiest day of Dave Broderick's life when on a disturbance of the peace charge, he was haled before Justice Piper in the Niagara Falls, N. r., police court and sentenced to pay SIP weekly for six months.
 Dave looked agast and said it simply "could not be did" !"
 Alright" said the judge, "six months on the rock pile for yours," and he adjusted his spectacles, dipped his pen in ink and started to write.
 David, the defendant did som tall thinking and he did it quickly. "Six months at the works" he ruminated, land not cent of pay! And this old codger says that for me if l do not buy SIP worth of War Savings Stamps every week for six months-26 weeks. That guy was right-life is just one darn thing after another But I reckon it is best to lose SIP per week than $50.
 So Dave halted the court.
 Alright, yer honor, 1 give
The Home news., 1919-07-18

For straw hats, cheap, see those at Planters Mercantile Company. 1t
 Miss Hanna Weinberg of Cotton Plant was the guest of Mrs. H. Arnof Thursday.
 Keep those flies out of your house. For screen doors go to Planters Mercantile Go. 1
 MT. Nubert Porter" of Little Rock, is visiting friends and here this week.
 Save your tomatoes to eat next winter. For cans go to Planters Mercantile Go. 1t
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Drewery and the editor and wife mo- tored to Cotton Plant Sunday.
 Keep Kool-Wear a Palm Beach suit from the Planters Mercantile Company. 7-18-2
 MT. frye Fakes of Clarendon is spending the week here the guest of relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Lucy E. Critz of Pine Bluff was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Keith Carson, Sunday.
 Dr. Earle Kittrell and ex- Clerk Paul Martin of Augusta were pleasant visitors in Me- Crory Thursday.
 Mrs. Geo. Davis of Beebe was the pleasant guest of her brother, Dr. J. R. Piercey and family this week.
 Mrs. Harry Winberg and son, Louis, of Memphis arriv- ed Sunday for a visit to MT. and Mrs. H. Arnof.
 MT. Brice Cummins, chief soda squirt at McCrory Drug CO.,, returned last week from a visit to homefolk at Prescott.
 Mrs. s. T. Mayo returned Monday. to her home in liar risburg after a pleasant visit to her mother, Mrs. l.. A. Jelks.
The Home news., 1919-07-18

Mrs. Nina Postal and two children of Memphis are the pleasant guests of Dr and Mrs. J. w. Morris of DeView.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Lewis of Little Rock, were guests of the formers mother, Mrs. Ge. mia Lewis Sunday and Mon- day.
 Misses Pauline and Kathe- rine Mccain returned tho first of the week from Coldwater, Miss, where thy have been the guests of relatives and friends for several days.
 Messrs. Fletcher Lewis, J.H. Crossett and T. A. JeffrieS, commissioners of Road Im- provement District No. 3, were in Little Rock Tuesday for the purpose of letting a contract for the building of the road. There were no bids offered and the matter was postponed until August II.
 Our efficient county judge, J. w. Simmons of Cotton Plant recently authorized the build ing of two bridges on the man public road running east ana west by Walter McDonalds farm in Barnes township. Ine workmen have been busy thl week building these needea additions to this road which will be used extensively in the near future. MT. Simmons endeavor:ng to give the roaa s!a ', ork in Woodruff County ms best effor.s and the greater portion of his time and we are sure that he will do ever:<tnlngs possible for the upbulldlng oi CUT highways.
 If Your Horse Takes Colic
The Home news., 1919-07-18

Mayor w. B. Fakes went to Little Rock Tuesday to bid on the construction of the road to ba built in Road Improvement District No. 3.
The Home news., 1919-07-18
If Your Horse Takes Coilc

and you are away from homs Gnr the women folks can give Far, r ris Collie Remedy. Drop IL tn 7" horses tongue and in tnn$ 4 minutes relief comes. Ge1 % today. You do not know '' what time you will need l''
 Red Cross Drug Store.
The state herald., 1919-07-11
Black Diamond
Dehorning Pencil
For Sale at The
City Meat Market

Every pencil will dehorn 50
head from 10 days to 10 months
old for 81. A forfeit of S. for
any calf that it failr to dehorn.
Call at City Meat Market and
get one. mi Sm
The state herald., 1919-07-11
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury

a. mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely deranEe tne
whole system when entering u through,
the mucous surfaces. Such articles snou,a
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage age
they will do is ten fold to the gooa y1u
can possibly derive from them. HaHS
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F.: - ~
Cheney & Co, Toledo. O.. contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. In buying Hairs
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gehu-
Inc. 1t Is taken internally and made IN
Toledo. Ohio. by +. ]. Cheney Co Tes
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists Price 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consupauo~