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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-01-22
Notice of Judicial Sale
of Valuable Real Estate

In pursuance Of decree Of the
Circuit Court of Calhoun county,
West Virginia, rendered OH the 10TH
day of January, 1920. in GER
tain sult III chancery, therein pend
ing, wherein w. II. Stump was
plaintiff, and Roy Stumr
and others were defendants. the
undo rsigned Commissioner will on
Saturday, the Dist day OF February
1920, offer for sale and sell by
public auction TO the highest bid
der at the front door of rhs Court
house of SAID county of Calhoun,
upon the terms hereinafter desig-
mated, the following described real
estate tO-wit:
A certain lot, trnct or parcel of
land, lyIng and being situate In the
district of Center. county Of Gal
noun, state Of West Virginia on
the southwestern bank OF the Lit
tie kanawha river nearly opposite
the town of Grantsville which was
conveyed to Sanilda Stump by
Lemuel Stump by deed bearing
date on the 26th day Of February
$50, of record in the office # the
clerk Of the county court Of Cal
noun county IN Deed Book No 6
at page 375. IN which deed sad
real estate Is described as contain
ing hfty-tive acres. more or less
but Is now supposed to contain
about seN enty five acres; reference
Is made to said Deed for more
specific description Of sand real e.
tate, which is known az the Zach
Stump home farm, upon which the
said Zach Stump resided at the
time of and for many years prior to
his death
Terms If Sale: One-th1rd of the
purchase money, cash in hand en-
day of sale, and the residue upon
credit Of six aud twelve months.
taking from tho purchaser notes or
bonds with good security for the
deferred lustallments bearing i'm
terest from day Of snle.
Lorentz G. Hamilton.
Commissioner
1. Lee Goirer, Clerk OF TIE Cir
cult Cour' IF Calhoun county
West Virginia. do hereby oerif,
that bono DO The penalty Of ten
thousand dollars, conditioned ac.
cOrdiLp To law .l- been
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-01-22
a Memory Of Mrs. W. D. Gates

On December 81. after the
des Of night had fallen. and
De- old year was fast Slipping
~ to give place to the new
'r he soul of a loving wife
mother passed bissfully
Y from it's habitation here.
g entered the Paradise of God.
to begin the new year (for
mere, time is rot counted kv
ars) but to live with Christ
ur Savior and all the redeemed
of God, while eternity onward
rol s.
Elizabeth Virginia Gates. the
subject of this sketch, was born
Or. 4 1854, and departed this
Dec. 81, 1919, at the age of
Years, 3 months, and q
rs. She was the daughter of
Simon P. and Caroline (Coberly)
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-01-22

Stump. Was married to William
d. Gates June 5, 1876, and to
this union was born four child
rem, the oldest having preceded
the mother to that sun bright
cline. She leaves a husband,
two daughters and one son, viz:
Mrs. G. M. Wigner, Mrs. Ruby
Pugh, and Earl Gates, all of this
place, also six grandchildren,
two sisters, and one brother, and
host Of relatives and friends to
mourn their loss
She professsd faith in Christ
at the age of Is, was baptized
and united with the Bethlehem
Baptist Church, and was a faith
full and consistent member until
she went to join the church Fri
umphant. eternal in the Heavens.
She will be sadly missed in the
home, also in the Church and
Sunday School, as she was al
ways there doing her duty and
filling her place. But her work
here is done and she has gone to
reep the reward of the righteous.
May her daughters be as faithful
in filling their places in the
Church work as mother was.
About two weeks before she
went away, she stood in Church
a living witness for Jesus, bear
ing testimony of his redeeming
grace.
She will meet in church,
With us no more,
But we will meet again
On loves Eternal Shore.
Father and children don't look
to the cold grave for mother, she
is not there, she is in the Holy
City at the right hand of God,
calling (methinks) to father, son
and daughters, Look this way,
look this way" If we but lean
upon Jesus, He will comfort our
sorrowing hearts, and when we
quit this vale of tears" we will
meet mother where there will be
no more heartaches, no parting,
or sad farewells. >"God shall
wipe all tears away" and we
will praise Him forever and ever.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted at the Baptist Church on
January 2, 1920, by her pastor,
Rev. j. Smith Dye, amidst al
host of sorrowing relatives and
friends, and the remains were
tenderly laid to rest in the beau
tiful cemetery at Old Bethlehem.
A loving friend from us is gone,
A face we loved most dear;
But God has called her to her
home,
And left US here in tears.
But soon He'll call us one by one,
Up there with her to dwell,
de gave. He took, He will re-
store,
He doeth all things we'll.
I. O. I
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-01-22
Real Estate Transfers

Joseph A. Tucker to w. L.
Tucker, 38 acres Frozen Run, 81
etc.
H. A. Witt to Ida Rose Witt,
60 acres Sycamore, 81 etc.
/. G. White to John Kellar, 33
acres Sugar Camp, $500.
H. H. Minnear to A. d. Wells
ct al, 65 acres Katy's Run,
$1,000.
II. II. Minnear to |. C. Min
near ct al. 13 acres Katy's Run,
5000.
Nora Lyons to Minnie and
Luther Coger, 3 1-2 acres White
Oak, $35.
Minnie and Luther Coger to
Clark Jarvis, 3 1-2 acres White
Oak, $45.
Ira Hardman to G.. A. Witt,
part of river bank, GrantsviIle,
$3.50.
Lorentz C. Hamilton, Conn. to
E. w. Propst, 80 acres Pine
Creek, $1,000.
Jerome Francis to Lorentz C.
Hamilton, lot in Grantsville,
$500.
Eura Park to C. M. Park, l28
acres Bells Run, exchange OF
lands.
George B. Hickman to Harry
ana Ida Coon, los acres Laurel
and Copen Runs, $1,000.
Harley Terrell to Chloe M.
+ crell, lots in Pell addition,
$40.
annie Grim to M. r. and W.
[. Roberts, 5 acres Laurel, $500
Nettie G. Settle to John S.
NICHOLSON, one eighth interest IN
"a acres Sycamore, $25.
w. G.. Grim to G. l.. Cabot,
60 acres West Fork, 1000.
James Martin to John G.. Whip
key, 1903 acres Road Fork, S14OO
Miles Right to E. J. and J. V.
Hickman, $50 acres Laurel, ST.
200.
Mary Ethel Norman to Waite
Yoak, 107 acres Spring Fork,
So $50.
Hagan Barr, ex'or to NJ. A. C.
Board and G. G. Bee. $50 acres
Sycamore, $1,000.
J. P. Ellison to John E. Hunt,
l acre Beech, 81, 800.
Maud Clevenger to Pruda
Nichols, SO acres Lee district,
800
Albert Rothwell to VIM. E.
Wade. AZ acres Lemuels Run,
$500.
Myra Riggs to w. B. Riggs.
interest in oil and gas under 347
acres Rowels Run, 81 etc.
Sane TO same, 100 acres Hard
man Fork. $3.50.
Delbert Stalnaker ct al to Dor
'"Y Stalnaker, 290 acres Laurel.
- 900
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-01-22

West Virginia.
AL proposals must be accompani-
cd by a certified check or craft
equal to at least 5 pen cent of the
totuJ amount bid
The right Is reserved to reject
any and all bids
S. F Fleming
I-22 At Cuunty Clerk
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Effective Printing

means good type, good presses, good
workmen and good Uaper. We have the
equipment and the wc.knen for YOU and
use Ear,mermili grades Of bond, ssf,ty
and ccr-r papers. Let ~ show y.A
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-01-22
Not ce

AN persons are hereby warned
against rre,aa,sing on or about
my premises on fhe West Fork.
FioIators wd' be prosecuted to
the full ez.enr Of the law.
w.. II. Vincent,
Chloe, w. Va.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-01-22
Order of Publication

West Virginia, to-wlt:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court of Calhoun
county, on Monday. the 9Th day of
January, 1920, tie following order
vas entered:
Richard l. Fleming, plaintiff,
Alice Fleming. defendant,
In Chancery
The object CT the above entitIed
cause Is to obtain an absolute di-
yorce from the defendant And it
appearing by affidavit filed in this
cause, that the said Alice Fleming
is nonresident of this state. it is
ordered and required of her that
she do appear here within one
month after tbe date of the FIRST
publ" ton Of this order, and do
what is necessary 90 protect her
interests
Toste:
.- LEE GAMER. Clerk
Peudle on, Mathews q Bell
Counsel for PIaiuGf 1-22-4t
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-01-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For House of Delegates

| hereby announce my candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for House OF Del
egates subject to the May primary.
Marion X. Hersman
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Order of Publication

State of West Virginia:
At Rules held in the Clerks of
fee of The Circuit Court of Calhoun
county, on Monday the 9Th dav of
January, 1920, the following order
was entered.
Mary Morton
VS.
Clark Morton
-, In Chancery.
The object of the above entitled
suit Ii to obtain an absolute di-
vorco, and to annul and cancel the
bonds Of matrimony between the
plaintiff ana the defendant. And
1T appearing by affidavit fled in
this cause that CLARK Morton is q
NONRESIDENT of this STATE, it is or
dered that he do appear here with
III one month after the date of the
hrst publication hereof, and do
what Is necessary to protect his in
terests.
y Copy Teste
W. LEE GAMER. Clerk.
) L Waldo, Atty for Plaintiff
l-22 At
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

Other pure foods under TIL eOH GOODS label include
Teas Coffee, Spices. flavorng Extracts Olives Sea Foods,
Raisins Rice Peanut Butter, Catsup. Mustard, etc..
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MEAT CAUSE Of
KIDNEY TROUBLE


n you must hays sonr meat evevy days
eat ID. but fuzh yoor kidneys wltb saits
occasionally. says a notsd authority Who
tells us that msai forms uric sesd vhich
alrnoz, psralyzes the ksds5s IN thsir sf-
forts to rxgsi Il ffon the blood 1hsy
teoome sluggish and weaken. then you
suffer with q dull misery 10 the kidney
reg,on. sharp pains In the t-set OF ssck
headaehe. DIZZINESS, your stomach sours,
tongue is easted and when he weather
l. had you have rlisumatie twinasa ths
urine eess cloudy. full of sediment. the
ehannsls often get sors and ifritAssd,
obllysng you 70 rrsk relief two or three
tim. during the night.
10 neutraliye tAes~ irritating acids. 70
cleanse the kidneys and hnsh on the
loiy's urlnous waste get four ouuces u
Jad salts from any pharmacy h~ses
take a tablespoonful IN glass of
water before breakfast for = few dsys
and your kidneys viii thcn act 6pe. This
famous salts IL made from the acid Of
Qrapes and ienson luioe. epmilned with
iithsa. and has i<en s~ed fss rvnerstiow
V dnzh sad stimulate siuerish kidn<ys
slss u nssitrsiixe The seids Ia urine
~ n no longer irritates. thus sDdin
hsfser week.-mrs..
lad Salts lf inexp~nssves csnsst u
jnfe. end make delightful es1erse>esnl
sithlz satsf dfink.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

fram the esll aaA rvfass - xive al
iafasmsfien q the lasseaia pseple
me J,slwnAa aAau iaisun filed
hlu il saaff la the FtarsAl tnaf(
settsne ~ ths laets and en FrhfasF
laih 4atae l'oinek lasesa lsnpnF
arr resgrAinlaK nfdef ssasusi al nd
FAfiir-. aefreaanas ~an wefe seslas(
eish lh~ fssas paffiss "a aenristas
tar fuaaanis ueaefs ffssa lnr nsa sas
possession ef ghelr pfapetts and n
saea ofaer alfesiea sse svatafasiea 4
aasa property - sash rs enrfa ans
lse.i = heAtaa fpr Aatch I'd st Fais(
- dvtssmlps why temfefaft IN
lanssl,m shaaA MAJ .sae enhiiala(
arlsadaats ffs.a fuftAef leteff~veae.(
eiih me pie.tllfia sas iudsoein A.
80 allnn Al Enla 4lae eaf~fa(
ana fau heafiun ne s3hfl iseued -
niuut ,lenai ar,ivs a. pfayet tuF ~
lhn plslatlffs Iipih ihe gssifalaiaa(
ev,lsf ~ IaaE~ lulhek ani th~ IN
lansilanal alasr ~ iadxs Ynamsn'(
setu spfse,i and agp helaA whally sis \
fuiafdea and lsaased rb~ 0usvFnas1
"a frkas a. rvlurtnd IN tbs pres
alapait hea. h .endine nelr Rsaxst1
u halA pslssssalua - anssnst I'D
orders u tha Fe,irfel tuaft rhsd
plaintiffs have ftled moiluus Zoe ~Fit>
of attachments fas arrest q ths pafs
Ties detsaisntr. and that aiattef X
80 ler hearian At Oklahoma ctty.
Iritay Aafgh auth Judge Tale os
this elty. nas of the attorneys ii>
charEs ~ me mattsf Tor tie fai~oniA
Aesoslalloa. states that ~ does not
hellese tAa defendants viii fe@i.s Afa
rnat af attempt - hald EusthsF pos :
sessssa ~ lhe psvpssty N warrants
afo l.suel a. lu 10 - wlli BE- :
glastent vleiaelen ~ The ard~fs sf =
F~aerAi tomft. and ne aelf Respecting
lawyer win - party 10 such cpn .
duct "a prrmlt NJ. eilsrlr 10 assume
surh aliltafe.
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~ q TO elAss sso ssvss
! Aso TWO ssAscsfs =


ssaiass fssas. shsss rsfefrVa ~ 49,
hsoashs - aststmlao thsf auealls,n
rhs aeesslsa ~ the tlfssr reuntf
rsse as handed fewa safeh is
isa& sad fNm thaf ilne tntu : fsu
ntontas an whea 81 waa alseuxege.l
- Ia - 4 ~ ~ llFs Flxsf. n4vas wss
asessiarsa - fpsaa ~ Any eefsaH
elalmins andsf o. fssaus that stats
Nsefy gellroaa eempsaY SAYS lsxss 10
pklahnas - L. rsllwav - tae saafA
hsns af shs Ffsvs All ltahspnrtAtls,a
rates are naia IL fas saaih hAnk 81
pafA flsss ahdes rAses litea IN g5Asa
hesaa Az tieksts .eit ~ fallways
n fekas 81 paseeneegs snluk aelth
aver th~ flsrf. are ssia aelf - ths
seaih haas ~ tae same On shuft Va
~ q saa fsfnna thai he bsd 1T lhs
river eoatalnea saiaahle ga aepaai's
hath fvsas aua okieheala agsepfss
the Greer caaniy ae0lsleA a. son
rissise uroa the hoaaasrs aassl len
The clAin na~ 80 torth As Governor
ltolihy that fesas has fns s,ahiy {.
three fvass ssen laea eanagls lsgp laris
'lieslop usrs ne -"afa hsH ef ihs hrd
% the nei dfef - aNfd Is noe
iuanded upan the facts aaa 8. nsssa
prrtenes IA Ala sulssns oi Tstaa la
their efforts "a agaaife l4ess sala
ahle properties
The present eunlraseFsf - lhs
fedefai topgt Coz ths wnatefn islAt
trict of oklshoma. hss hfoanhi tbs
question ~ the Flxat ~ possession a.
the south haIf 81 The river he,. hsfafr
thar court gag Determination
The Iadsoaia iieeeiaplnr Ataoels
lion " an oFKanltaslaa aadss the
placer nSuine ,lawa 81 the tuHsa
slairs " loeaied IN a quarter ass
'lon ~ land Wins nasth ~ tho seaih
line ~ the rlsvF amd roaih ~ the
ccatef tine 81 the stream Il ~as ~
sanlsed fur ths purpose ~ Apyelep
inx The land lor otl ani "a. andsf an
act ~ conkress watch riseN the flaht
TO form rash associations Fof such
purpose THIS association heKan tho
sfeelIon 20 an oil derrick apoa ths
4 t*Hh aHH NfNfNH WFAf. t*NFNNFH
about i7bi"oo and hroasht IN a nftsra
hundred herrrl ~ we'll During the
entire time thns wsfv At eofk. fron
The time they commenred dgl4lnn ant
anlil they had bruusht IL the sell No
person claiming Ant FiNht uam resas
aud ne one claiming am lntsrvaf IN
the land. ohlrcted ~ rxrn protested
agalnAl the judsonla association sulns
ahead and apendlns money ln fhla
development woFt
Immediately after the seli ~an
brought 10. about teenig ~ called
resas Rangers. heavily armed.
iorclhly dlaposaessea the Iadanaia
peoplr. took the property nser aud
have been Aclllnx the OH. enl not
permit the jndaonia owneu 10 Nn
upon OF about the prenlse, Nnl M,
permit ,heW "a rsamIne lhn sauAe 90
determine the elu"unt al 81 fissinf
i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
NOSE cL0C0eD FROM
A COLD OR cATAnnn
Appb Cream la Na~lsils r.
up~r w Ass fs->sues.

Ss.....s -ass...~s.a~-s-~ss-oS
Al What fsliefi foaf elaxro>l -
tflls vren right pp, Che aW pxs~se~s -
yvur head Afe rieaf aai yua can hssolko
freely NJ msfs hawking, snuI1ina.|
mufaus dsshsfgs hsaasvhs. dfyre~s' -
stfuRpilns iuf breath a slEhs. yvsr esLo
% eniaffh - gone
npa't slav sufei up' tlst . smaI1
bottle of hls's tfeam Hahn from yusr
aFuanis, npw Apply . Issis et skie
fragrant. snt,srfsk cream 10 yaas nss-
tIlls. lst "a renstfsss thfuush every slr
passage = ~ bad soothe sni h~al
ths svpllsn lnnawed mueuas msmhs~s~.
fting ypu luetaai relief iiy's Cs~sm
Ialm la lust whAt efery saii sni sa-
tuh sufferer be bssn seskisx. It'o
lust srlsndid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
FACING TIE GAS SUBSTITUTE
oRiNciNc rEREFoeos TO
LOGAN: A BANQUET TO
sTocRNeN sy CITY CLUB
tcoatinaed from PAGE II

hlrhes, bidder. without reserve. Cow
with c-g az foot T. regar--.. az .
single number. The asciioneer settles
al disputes. The terms Of The sale
are cash and each snimai = a; par-
chassr's risk.
Everybody in Logan county +
earnestly invited 10 attend this sale.
said Mcclure.
TIE following r.oszn county short
horn breeders have consigned forty
five head OF the best from their herds,
and are all boosting for better cattle
IN f.oesn county:
John oTSe'i. Marshall. o. D Acton'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23
NtgIu tcE or COT SINS NOT
I>Jt RiOtlS, ~ STATED

Washington March g1The q =
public health service say. ihs, on
the whole. dangers growing cut q
marriages of cousins have been
much exaggerated When there Ia q
pnysical or mental family defect COM
mon Ia both cousins this defect Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

advertised before the most progress-
I've breeders % ihe state.
They viii bc herr a. gaefts and fell
low worker
The Two county associations have
fostered these sales b. real sacrifices
md hard work
Gslhre' vii be proud hostess. 70
those who cooperating and see that
everything possible ls done 10 estab-
llsh her reputation az real. live
i've stock sale center. and for this
part Or the gregiest state Ia the
ralon Oklahoma.
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Lowell " :. Parker. Seward: A ".
Ricksirev and Nsn Humphrey Ner-
dian. p Barke Arcadia g. v
keno and son. and Ben Boedeck. Null
hall. John 5 pfeiffer. = v Bourland.
r. = Wfikerson. Guthrie and } y.
vadder and J. iudsreih Lowell.
These men a'e sell known ias q
sale thar carries their sopso-. is =
gaarAasee 20 the people of ihe oonHfy
that they have thought first u Loean
county In making their offerings Ia
this sale
Thee tNo sales are an opportunity
10 Gnfhre aud fsozan county 20 be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-23

likely a. be- aeceniuated IN the OFT
ing apparent ~ both individuals are
normal there Is said 70 be- no snErnie
snrlng This may exist without be-
parent II both individuals are nor
NAL there - said 10 be no eneenls
reason why they should not marry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
RULES.

Each school is entitled q than contestants
lrcious winners township contests who are s'il dong
grade eligible to enter.
student has passed the sth grade eXamaoh or Is
doing ninth grade work can participate in the contest
committee to selected BY the teachers in attendance
will net as Judges settle all questions that arise and their
decision shall be final
First trial written 100 words to be selected from
Modern Speer beginning Book H. The pupil receiving the
highest grade will be declared The winner II one WINS those
who tied highest grade will be given second trial of % words
the end of the second trial WINS the
judges decide further written oral method to close the
contest
The teacher whose pupil wins and also the Chairman will
notify County Superintendent of the result of the contest giving
the winner name address and number Of district.
The winner in each township eligible to enter the County
which will be held the High School building, April 10th
at 100 +. NJ.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
col PIES ARE "SiIiNi,i>G"
INTO DIVORCE cot RrS

Caicaro. March e-Coapies are
"Shimu ing into divorce courts thess
days
Attorneys say many husbands who
come To them complaining OF their
domestic troubles say their wives al
tend dances with other men.
Apparently "shimniy" divorces arr
taking the place Of the old "habi-
tual drunkenness" type IN some OF
the recent ones filed. the husband, al
though he does not specify The "sAim-
my. attributes dances which his wife
attends nnbeknownst 10 him as one
OF the grounds for separation
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EXAMINATION FOR COMMON SCHOOL DIPLOMAS.
April 18th and 10th s A. M

Examination FOR Common School Dipcnas Certificates
Promotion will be held under the direct
Principal Of each at such other central
districts may he designated.
Of 30 will be charged dersv expenses Of con
ductng the examination and grading the papers
The applicant furnish his own paper Use either pencil OF
ink in writing the examination.
Eighth grade pupils carry grades of per
previous examinations carry all grades from April to
May examination
Common School Diploma will be presented BY State
superintendent Wilson all pupils pass the examination
These diplomas admit to do accredited accredited
High School or State Normal in Oklahoma
The second rinaon AIay and l4h wiz be held a,
County Superintendent office Guthrie only No fee will be
charged those who took the April and paper will moi
be furnished
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ATHLETIC TEST, 1870 P. M.
COUNTY SPELLING CONTEST.
April 10th, / P. M.
RULES.

This will be held High School building beginning at
P NJ. April 10th.
Only winners in the township spelling contests eligible TO
The will be- words selected Modern
Spee beginning with Book H. Rules governing State spelling
contest will be followed in the county
The pupil making the hghes; grade will be declared
and will be eligible the Spelling Contest be held
Oklahoma City Winners and 2nd and 3rd places the County
Spelling Contest will be given medals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
THIS SHOULD INTEREST OTHER
WOMEN

MY Kidneys we're giving me fron-
bic for some time writes Mrs !. Gis,-
son. 18th ani Edison 81. laJnnta,
Colo 4 took Foley kidney Pllls and
they helped me right away" Rack
ache. pain in sides. sore muscles, are
rheumatic twinEes and always tired
feeling" are symptom OF kidney tron-
ble Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
K. c. MARKETS

Kansas City. March CLOGS 1900.
steady 10 strong. Bulk 1875 and Is
IL: heavies i4.f0 and l415; medium
1850 ond 1910: lights 1875 and 1852:
pigs 1850 and 1925.
Cattle 760 Higher for week.
Sheep; steady 10 lower 'or week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

Colds that .hang on" coughs that
rack your body and wear you down
the weakening that cones from loss
Of sleep-these are afflici,ons from
which relief is a blessing. Nick
WIRES, Zahl. y ID. writes: Had a
celd al winter. bat since taking Fol-
sy's Honey and Tar i mas entirely
disappeared - Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with Sc 10
Foley a. Co. 2s35 Sheffield Ave. Chi
caeo. m, writing yonr name and adj
dress clearly You viii receive IN re-
turn a trial pacAaFe containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. 70 coughs.
colds and Group. Foley Kidney Pllls
and and Foley Cathariie Tablets
Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
PENMANSHIP CONTEST.
April 7tb. II A. M.

This will be held High School building beginning
IL A. NJ April 10th In the County Penmashp contest, each
school i'll LOGAN County entitled contestant Tho
teacher privileged select the pupil from each school
All contestants will the High School building Saturday
morning April 10th supplied with their pen and ink Ruled
will he furnished The pupils will be allowed write and
rewre given copy several times then hand the manuscript
to be graded The winner in the Pnmansp Contest eligible
enter the State Contest in Ienmanshp be held in May
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06

"The healthiesi people in the world
are sailors said woman physician.
but Is conducive 10 good nealin. The
open neck acting as a chimney 20 the
clothes. letting the heat end moist
ure OF the body escape
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-06
A Timely suqoestion.

The next time YOU have cough or
cold try Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy. II is pleasant 10 take ana YOU
are sure 10 be pleased with the re-
lief n affords. This remedy has a
wide reputation for rs cures u coashe
and colds.