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IlTVIcIs\<.

FIRST LtTHERAN-F and
Elwood. 5. $. Kaufman. pastor
sunday school at .: IS. Morning wor.
ship at H. Luther league Gas; eve
ming sermon Z 80.
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MISSOURI NNOD--Sixth and
BOULDER. Rev christopher Licrson.
pastor Regular service at II.
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Are you fond OF nuts"
rs this IA proposal Tulsa
School Iifc.
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LATTER DAY SAINTS G,prgau.
ized Church of Jesus christi -t. r.
sheppard pastor route I, hoN ll6.
sunday school at $3.50; protChina
at ] aud 4 saints cooperative
society meets sunday evening at :.
mid-week prayer meeting Nodncs.
day at $. Roligio sucicty Friday at s
ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Fifth
and Peoria, rs. A. Jameson. pastor,
Osage i6il-R. Morning services aud
sunday school at 10, Lords supper
at IL, evening song ana praise ser
vice 7S9; preaching at :. ON Bell.
view car line.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Sixth and Madison Central ParD
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PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.
Rcsant lodge. TYPOGRAPHICAL head
quarters. roam 2l3 Fisher building
Members meeting Monday evening
public study class TVirsday evening
of each week at S.ii y. m. public
cordially invited to attend the public
study class ". j. XollinRcr sccrc-
tarN. OsaEe Si1l
CITY MiSSION--.l6 East First
Services today at . and 80 by
licN g. A. Lind of Chicago. also
evening services At 1.30 ON Tues
day Thursday ana SATURDAY Rcv.
Lind is connected with the Tacinc
1. H... ~
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4. v. bake. pastor. Saturday service.
sabbath school 9.l5. missionary vol
untccrs at 4. preaching at IT, sun
day. preaching al ) y. nv,
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NOGALES AVENUE-First and
Nogales. W. a. Todd. pastor, Usage
69l9-R. Bihe school $3.50; union
$3.50. Preaching II and 1880.
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OLD TIME MISSlONARY---6l
South Quincy. Rev. Morrow. pas
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WEST TCLSA--West Tulsa. T.. H..
owen, pastor. 20ll South Olympia
Usage 7759-R. Sunday school at TO-;
services at IL and 1880 by pastor;
both unions at $40. w. NJ. u. meets
Monday at 2. Teachers and prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
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BROWNS CHAPEL &C. NJ. CO..
SO7 North Frankfort. cRv. j. II
McClain, pastor.
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WESLEY CHAPEL on. T.. Col.)
Frankfort and Easton. II. Il. John
son. pastor Sunday school at $3.50;
Epworth $50. Preaching at II and
j o'clock.
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NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ALI
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HosToN AVENUE on. T.. 81
rim and Boston. Rev: l.. 5. Barton.
n,.tor. sunday school at $3.50; Ep-
pror,h s:t5. Preaching by the pastor
:, in.20 and 1:30.
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WELLINGTON

Iver Melting of Alexandria, MINI.
is here attending to some business and
visiting friends. &
Lee Heath has, been away visiting
Somewhere" his father has been
doing his chores for him.
Art Getzlaff will again take up his
residence on his farm after spending
the winter in town.
Benny Benson, from over in Pierce
Co. has been visiting friend(s) and
attending some Of the parties in this
vicinity.
Miss Jennie Gardsmoe left last Fri
day for Fargo, from there she will go
to California.
G. L. McGarry and sons were UNI
loading a car of hay Saturday. Alex
Due from near Overly took home four
loads. -.
The young people of this neighbor-
hood gathered at the home Of Miss
Marvel and Opal McGarry to indulge
in their favorite passtime, dancing,
Hilmer Larson will go to Willow
City tonight to ride the /. o. O. F.
goat.
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS
State highway Constructor

1. Pronoeals for the consfruct5- Of a
state HIGHWAY near FFouse4 River - Bot
tineau County will he received bv tho
Statn H;khv,av Commission ard Poard
Sc County Coromissio-e-s At the Court
House. ct Rottinear.. North DaFeta. ct
'c+a~ than forr o'clock Pm, March 9I:
1920. at which place ard ttrre they will
he p,hiicly onered ard read.
2 rhe D~rororair rol,st ne r1ei'ad to
or otherwise denos'ted Nth the Go,rf.
A.,ditor and shall heg ard erldc-~ed
For (sor~t~srtI~g StrrtT
yI'~,.'rscy tF'elc-al Md Project No. 40
IA Botti~een Conntv :.
4. A certified chcck for 5 sper cert
of h gross sum bid must a~ccornpany
nrch ~-c~rr~i
Al. Contaminated work cppsists Of 4 81
-atIns cf o~-th rod tranrnvA~.arf irvnlsr-
Ing Approximately 10 Acre cIesrsr. 80
a ~l,'shs,, q Anre Dso.-.tsrR etd 80 80
rowing; 4.e11 CIR. Ydas@A f,nre sssA 1 -
S-asnr tsn-: ~ Bot CO.. E.staea S.svs.s Fs---
~aSetion: 25n On. Ydss Hir~ap. 3.421 Gu
va sta. O~ra-haI,I: fsr64 N .sya- aJrrtt. Too
~ Gua~d Has,:s2 es M. 80. st-slct'.-a
y-v~rs.aftcr 2sR rs o. f'rry 1sAs
Consrete; 26sOes b-.Retnfnr--S
$50 ssteas; a {. z ~ 49, Gise. sns'
CaScv,ete; a DtrsFfyvossse.
4 fn-3K n. long 4s30O en- xdessEhiaxpel
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LANDA N VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. John Martinson and
family spent Sunday at the 2. Bore
son home.
Mr.. Carl Hjelmeland was taken to
the hospital Sunday suffering with
blood poison in his finger.
Mr.. Walter Thompson returned on
Saturday from Minot where he has
been working in coal mine.
Don't forget the great catastrophe
come next Friday evening at the Lam
da Hall, "The Red Acre Farm"
Mrs. Ole Gorder has been on the
sick list.
MI. NJ. Tiegen Of Newburg was a
guest at the A. M. Anderson home
Thursday.
Mrs. G. ]. Anderson was a caller at
the Ole Gorder home Thursday eve
ming.
Rev. Waneberg went to Grand Forks
Tuesday to attend a conference in
session there.
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Catlin, Smith
G. Co.
THE INVISIBLE HAND"
CHAPTER

While Iron Hand, Potsdam and the
rest of the gang stood on the cliff
outride of the observatory, watching
with horror-stricken faces the fate of
the submarine, Anne gets the drop on
Sharpe, who has also stood hvpnotized
by the scene and unaware of the per-
il. With her automatic Anne holds
Sharpe prisoner while the gang ard
Iron Hand recover from the shock.
iron Hand is furious. But Sharpe
catches Anne off her guard, knocks
up the pistol and lodging bullets of
other members of the gang leaps in
to the observatory house and slams
the door. While the gangsters and
Iron Hand are at the door irving to
batter their way in, Sharpe kicks a
hole in the rear wall and before Jump
ing through it he takes a bomb out
of his bag and pulling the lever on it
throws the deadly missile into the
house. The gang, however, escape be-
fore the explosion takes place. They
then continue their chase Of Sharpe.
The detective leads them a merry run
up and down the ravine until he finds
that he cannot elude them any longer.
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HOME GROWN SEED

There is more than one "Drive" on
to raise million for the up-lift and
rroral regeneration Of man. but my
"Drive" is to feed him first. Raise
more beans and garden food and let
up on raising millions and the devil
in politics. The prcf.teers : she'd
ding tears at nv offer of Is big rack
cts of Home Grown garden seed for
s1.O0. How to control and eradicate
Sow thi7tle and how to prevent cut
and green worms from eating YOUR
cabbage. free with the is big markets,
Anv variety of vegetable. and flower
.reed at 10. cents per packet. Address
all orders to the Larimore Greenhouse
.Larimore, N. D.
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then goes to the hotel ct which he
snows Iron HAND is stopping. Ann.
also goes there ahead Of him to confe
with her chief. She ard iron Hare
are engaged in arranging the last de-
tails Of the train robbery when q bell
boy announces Sharpe's desire to see
Iron Hand. The latter, believing that
he has Sharpe safely cooped up back
in his den, and that there must be
some. mistake, admits the caller. He
is shocked and surprised to find that
it is really Sharpe and invites him to
sit down and talk it over. Anne. tries
to warn Sharpe but he does not see
her. Iron Hand, sitting across from
Sharpe, begins poking in a care-free
way with the detective, while at the
same time he is communicating a
warning to his henchmen in an adjoin-
ing room by means of push button
signals. 9
They get ready a gas pump appli-
ance and a long bag-like hood. One of
them puts the hood with its gas tube
attached through the transom Of the
door leading into the room where
Sharpe, Iron Hand and Anne are sit
ting. The bag, by means Of the pro-
jecting arm is placed above the de-
t~ective's head and slowly lowered.
Sharpe senses the danger and adopts
means to circumvent it. By means Of
a mirror in his hand, Sharpe sees the
bag descending.
Suddenly it is dropped over his head
and the gas turned on. Iron Hand and
Anne watch the detective struggle in
the folds of the bag until apparently
becomes dead from the fumes Of the
gas.
Sharpe, however, anticipated the
treachery and he allows the bag to
fall on him. Pretending to be strug-
Cling against the gas fumes he kicks
and squirms at the same time adjust
ing a gas mask that he carried with
him for just such an emergency. He
ceases struggling and pretends to be
dead. Iron Hand, thinking that he has
finished the detective orders his body,
gas bag and all to be placed in a
trunk and dumped in the river under
cover of night.
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THE BOTTINEAU WOMANs CLUB

The Bottineau Womans Club met
at the home of Mrs. c.. A. Leonard on
Tuesday evening.
A very interesting talk on military
Training" was given by Miss Wieman
and she pointed out how much better
it would be to have physical training
in the schools from the first grade and
up until the finish and then should
need arise our boys and girls also
would be more fit to defend u coun-
try and the military training which
they would need could be given in a
much shorter time. Much discussion
along this line followed Miss Vie
mans talk. At the close cf the pro-
Gram dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess.
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Excavation; ! Cast-iron Rockers; 1
Steel Rocker Plates and other minor
bridge items.
s. ~ $500 deposit Zee Will be required
by the County Auditor for each propos-
al blank secured. which deposit will be
him.
s. Copies OF the specifications and pro-
posal blanks may be obtained from the
County Auditor. Plans and specifications
are also on file In the office OF the
State Highway Commission at Bismarck,
North Dakota and In that OF the County
Auditor where they may be- seer for ex-
animation.
z. All bidders are invited to be pres
ent at the opening Of the proposals.
8. The rights res erved to reject any
and all proposals or to accept such as
may be determined to be for the best
waive technicalities.
Signed, VIM. M. Martin,
County Auditor.
Dated March 3, 1920.
M. A.. to M. 18.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

John Elton & wife, to Ole J. Brend-
on, W. D. $1.00 Lot S Block II Souris,
N. D. ..-
O. L. Palmer, to Nora E. & Roger
w. Brooke, w. D. $9500.00 Eh 80
1853 80.
Mary Elizabeth Reaume & husband
to Johannes Geiszled, w. D. $4663.
SWA SO 161 II.
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CHURCH

Next Sunday morning service at the
Bottienau Lutheran Church at 10:45,
in the Norwegian language. Sunday
School and Bible class at i'm. Service
in English at 7:30. Catechumen class
meets next Friday at the Church at
A P. M. Choir meets Friday at 7:3O.
The Ladies Aid of Nord'and Church
will meet with Mrs. Noraberg on We'd
nesday March 10th.
T. T. Carlson, Pastor
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GARDENA NEWS

Word has been received here that
a possible clue to the Gardena bank
robbery may be found. Some men in
Towner have been arrested who had
burglar tools in their possession. It is
said there were five in the gang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Williams enter
tanned a number of their friends last
Saturday evening" Those present play
ed whist and a very nice lunch was
served at midnight and all spent an
enjoyable evening.
Sam Plorine, Jr. went to st. Paul
a few days ago to attend his brother,
Gus Plorlne's wedding.
Telephone Directors held a meeting
last SATURDAY. afternoon. :
Mr.. Adolph Niemyer is having his
house remodeled; VIM. Albright is
doing the work. -
The Imperial Lumber Co. received
a car load of lumber at this station
Friday evening.
Mr.. Grimm who bought the Thos.
Milloy farm arrived here Friday with
his immigrant car.
Emil Furstenau and his father are
hauling hay this week. They haul it
from near Kramer.
Chas. Getzlaff of Willow City made
a business trip to Gardena last We'd
nesday and returned home Friday.
w. F. Kurth was an Omemee cali
err Wednesday. =
Leis Becker was an Omemee caller
last Wednesday.
Our farmers are all busy hauling
hay and oats. "
Mrs. Griffen of Kramer was a busi-
ness caller in Gardena between trains
last Monday.
Rehnold Mantle of Fortuna was a
Gardena caller last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reamer were Botti-
neau visitors last Thusrday.
Andrew Marburger has resumed
his duties as mail carrier again.
Sam Plorine, Sr. is reported i'll this
week.
Mrs. Paul Martin of Kramer was in
Gardena last Sunday taking care of
her father, Mr.. Plorine.
Jacob Biberdorf received two car of
oats last Sunday from Ege'and.
VIM. Marquardt and family were
visitors at the Otto Becker home.
Albert Koehnlien of Omemee spent
Sunday with his parents in ,Gardena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown came in Tues
days train to help care for Mrs.
Browns father, Mr.. Tillman, who is
nauch improved at this writing.
Mr.. Herman Schultz was an One
zee visitor between trains last Fri
day.
Fred Lentz was an Omemee caller
last Wednesday.
Henry Roths went to Willow City
last Wednesday.
A MURDER of our young people at
ended the party gwen at the Elliot
farm east of Gardena Wednesday, w
nirg.
Our basket hall team went to Bot
~tineau last Thursday and were badly
beaten.
Oscar Hagen made a business trip
to Willow CITY last Monday.
Albert Bcettcher came home Friday
from the Bottineau hospital.
Some Of our /. v. A. bankers arr
~loaning the farmers money at ten pei
cent and then they want tottel Their
where to spend it. Thew tel them not
= raw their taxes until they have to
mo. No" they cav. wat urf;l fall
Every other year they would have ad'
vised the farmer to- sell his hat anG
nay his taxes If that would have paif
s9l,e bill. Do not merticn this thongf
Is you will be q bol~hevik & some
other low and INSCRIPTIONS th;ef.
Ludwig Stebner's children a,e a0air
ia achorl pf1er an attack 81 TIE On
"a. Post has been. helping r
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The following measures having been
proposed by Initiative petition, said
petition containing more than 10000
signatures sand having been fled In
the presidential primary election. he
ing the election designated in the petit
ton: mush be submitted to the electors
fer approval or rejection,
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PRIMARY
Certificate Of Nominees

49, ~ = pIOVlSlOIS gOl
Section 921, Political Code, Compiled
Laws 1913, I, VIM. M. Martin, Auditor
Of B%ottineau County. State Of North Da-
kota, do hereby certify that h persons
pear on this certificate have filed petit
tions for nomination for public offices,
as designated, in the office of the Sec
are entitled to be voted for at the Pri-
mary Election to be held. on the 10th
day of March 1920.
The Primary Election will be held in
the regular polling place, as established,
in each precinct between the hours Of
8 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock p. M.
Department Of State
Bismarck, March /, 1920.
To the County Auditors:
I, Thomas Hall, Secretary Of State
of the State Of North Dakota, do hereby
certify that the persons whose names
appear on this certificate have filed pc
titions as candidates for nomination or
election to the office under which they
have been designated; and that their
names will be placed upon the official
ballot to be voted on at The Primary
Election'to be held March 18TH lSz Aa,,
isean Secretary of state.
No Republican
President of the United States
N, Hir pnas "; 5o II the q %ni HedI1 States
we Vim. Grant. Webster, of New York
National Committeeman
Die n. Olson, New Rockford
Gunder Olson, Grafton
Presidential Electors
NJ. III. Shorthand, Sharon
T.. F. Mahowald, Garrison
. 2. Trubshaw. Valley City
p. u. Garden, Souris
edward Hoverson, Beacn
Edward S. Johnson, Soleh
/ T.. o.. Heaton. Mckenzie
p. M. Cole, Kenmare
H. A. Nicholson, Crary
M. M. Sheridan, Mohall
I. S. Underwood, Enoerih
Axel Backer. Fargo
Albert Baker, Garrison
Charles j 10 ySa;ti bna'"cs Convention
De sfaaie Hendrickson, Coteau
Nichol Mcclellan, Fargo :.
W. S. Shaw, Minot
q. A. Tostevin. anoah
& r. Kraabel, Clifford
Olaf Lokensgard. SAWYER
Edward P. Kelly, Darlington
, Alfred steel, jamestown
/. p. Bishop, Belfleld d
Henry Mclean: Hannah
p. c.. Lucas. LISBON
p g. Madden, Bismarck
w. J. Motley, Dickinson
Leigh j. Monsoon, farso
Ole Gilbertson. Towner
r N. Rose, Minot >s
= M Cannon, Ashley .u, =
r M. Poindexter Jr; Jane
II. II. Aaker. Grana r nu
fle" Democratic
National Committeeman i
f Sd' u Raker, Bismarck
II TT Perry, Ellendale
Presidential Electors co,,+bam
tIYaItar 4. FulkerSon, SoulhAh
n,,e,,st Bergman.
~ TT me Grand FORKS
M.ad n Luedke, Mirot
William Olson, Valley CITY
49, Sullivan, Mandan .
Snna II, Roach: .Minot
tvs Peterson, Minor
M r. Hegge, Hatton
lanes P. Lamb. Mlcnlsan
Da,apates to National ConVsn.ro' E
n Macarthur, Fargo.
W1Gi,iarn Collins, Bottineau
NSai,1in Hildreth,. Fargo
TInhn H. Bloom, Devils Lahe
SSl,ar,es p. Peterson, Blspee
A -. Raney. Jud
Frayne Baker, Bismarck
w +. Richards. picktnsoh
,Thorwald Nostad; M1rot
6 L, Nuchols, Ma"dan
T W. McHose, Fargo
Joseph Mann, Washpurh
r r. Murphy, Grafton Eor,s
r E. Burchard. Grano rptn
w. l.. Noyes, Cando
Z w, e. Breen. Bismarck
w =. GIotzbach, Anamoose
Charles Simon, New Ensianu
GlS. Wooledge, M1not
John b. Fried. jamestown ;tv
Minnie J.. Nie,son. Valiey NY a'
M. a. huou' Thomas Hall.
Secretary of State.
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Reamer haul hay from near Upham.
March does not seem ~ better the
roads any.
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INITIATED MEASURE NO. i.

For an Act to establish8a State Ath-
leticz Commission for regulating Box
Ing and Sparrfng iE4 the State of North
Dakota, Defining its Powers and Du-
ties; regulating boxing exhibitions end
providing penalties for the violation
parts Of acts in conflict Herewith.
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INITIATED MEASURE NO. g..
Regulating the Sale or Cigarettes

For an Act to prohibit the use or
cigarettes by minors; prohibiting the
pers. cigarette wrappers OF cigarette
BAG TO minors; prohibiting the rlie
ofScigarettes. cigarette tobacco, cigar
cite papers, or cigarette wranners,
without a license; providing for licens-
ing the sale. barter, or giving away
OF cigarettes. Cigarette tobacco. cigar
etc papers,, or cigarette wrappers, and
making the violation thereof GRIM
nal oflense:. providing penalties there
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Week End Specials
This Week Only
Apples, fancy western New York
l pound packages, o.
each OOV
Peaches, fancy Muir Califor-
MIA Ribbon, at per a.
pound wv
Prunes, Sunkist, size o.
1880, per pound LJC
Prunes, larger, same variety
size, 5000 at per a.
pound JUN
Pears, fancy pack, per A.
pound I..... ~~." TVN
Raisins, Sun Maid, seeded, fan
cy Is OF. package o.
each OVV
Raisins, Sun Kist, seedless fan
cy Is OF. package Q0c
each wv
Currents, N. J. C. fancy cleaned
Is o.. packages at per A0c
package .~.~. 1V~
Dates, Royal Excelsior a.
per package AVN
Figs, Oak brand, 912 OF. pack
ages, exceptionally fine 0cn
California figs, each ..~. LO(
Mince Meat, N. j. C. 9 o.. pack
age, we guarantee it the equal
of any mince meat on d.
the market, 2 for EOS
SUGAR, ALL YOU WANT BY
THE POUND OR BY THE
HUNDRED. THE PRICE
VARIES FROM DAY TO
DAY ACCORDING TO THE
PRICE WE HAVE TO PAY
JOBBERS; BUT OF ONE
t THING YOU ARE SURE,
THAT IS, YOU'LL GET
More For Your Money
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. DE
PARTMENT OF STATE.
--n-.a. u icnn h re L. b Eahr1ary 1fth..14ZQ.-I

To The County Auditors:
IN Accordance with Section 979 Com
piled Laws, 1913 IL thereby certify that
the following amendments to the Com
stitution Of the State of North Dakota
have been proposed by the sixteenth
Legislative Assembly and must be sub
mitted to the electors Of your county,
to be voted upon at the P~residsnNaI
Primary Election, to be held on the
sixteenth. day of March. 1920:
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INITIATED MEASURE NO. 8
P-ovidins for Sunday Baseball.
For an Act to Amend and Re-eract
Section 9238 OF the Compiled Laws 81
lating to Sports on the First Day sof
the Week
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
Residence Requirements OF Electors

which he moved, until he establishes
his residence in the precinct to which
he moved.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20
Acid Stomach
Makes the Body Sour
Nine Out Of Ten People
Suffer From It

It sends It's harmful acids and gases oil
over the body, instead of health and
strength. Day and night this ceaseless dam
age goes on. No matter how strong, ita
victim cannot long Withstand the health
destroying effects Of an acid stomach.
Good news for millions Of sufferers.
Chemists have found sure remedy-0ne
that takes the acid up and carries It Out
Of the body; Of course, when the cause Il
removed, the sufferer gets well,
Bloating, indigestion, sour, acid, gassy
stomach niseries all removed. This b
proven luaec 6 hlf ! million ailing folk.
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full benefits. It can be obtained from any
druggist, who will checrfully refund its
trifing cost If not entirely satisfactory.
Everyone should enjoy its benefits. Ere
quently the first tablet gives relief.