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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
FRANCESCA zARAD At
COLLEGE AUDITORIUM
Distinguished Interpreter of Song at
State College Auditorium Tonight

francesca Zarad, the distin-
guished French soprano, will be
heard in an unusually attractive pro-
gram at the State College auditor
ium tonight. Most of her program
will be sung in understandable"
English The few French and Ital-
ian numbers will be translated into
English by Madame Zarad before
she interprets them. that those of
her audience who are not familiar
with the French and Italian Ian
guages will appreciate the several
compositions more thoroughly being
familiar with the lyrics. Her pro-
gram for tonight follows. Particu-
lar attention is called to the great
variety of musical composition
which it embraces. Madame Zarad'S
great versatility and wide vocal
range makes possible this unusual
program:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
NEWS CLASSES ACTIVE

The summer school class in news
writing, directed by Professor Frank
Thayer, is doing excellent work and
number of the stories submitted by
the students are printed in The Her
aid this week. The class is designed
to give the students practical expert
ence in writing for newspapers, not
with a view TO turning out expert
enced newspaper men and women,
but as a means of teaching them real
news value and improving their Eng
fish. The course offered by Mr.,
Thayer is highly practical one and
the students are taking keen inter-
est in the work.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
TUESDAY is WEED DAY;
CLEAN UP YOUR YARDS

Next Tuesday is weed day
for the city of Pullman and
the citizens are urged to clear
their yards and parking strips
of all forms of noxious weeds
before the seeds have ma
tured and scattered to other
properties. The members of
the American Legion have set
the pace in their plans for the
cleaning up of Reaney park
and the citizens are urged to
emulate that example and
make it a general weed kill
Ing occasion. Noxious weeds
are more prevalent this year
than ever before in the his
tory of Pullman, and their
eradication will mean but p
small amount of labor on the
part of every citizen and will
make Pullman a much i'm
proved city from the stand
point of beauty.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
RIG PLANS MADE FOR
COMMUNITY PICNIC
Arrangements Being Made to Furnish
Free Beef, Beans and Coffee to
1900 People

Arrangements being made by the
various committees for the commun-
ity picnic in Reaney park July in
aicate that the event will be one of
the most successful in the history of
the city. The feed" committee has
9orecasted the crowd at between
1900 and 1900 people and will pro-
vide sufficient amount of roast
beef. baked beans and black coffee
for that number.
new feature added at the meet
ing of the committees Tuesday even
ing is a Mardi Gras carnival, to be
staged in the evening. A costume
parade, with plenty of confetti and
other Mardi Gras essentials will be a
part OF the evening program, the pa
rade to be headed by the Legion
band
c. D. Randle, president of the Spo-
kane Bar association and a speaker
of prominence, will deliver the patri-
otto address of the day. The pro-
gram will commence at 1000 a. m,
at the band stand, and will include
plenty of music and other features to
add the necessary variety. Bowery
dances will be conducted in the Walk
rink both afternoon and evening.
The chamber of commerce, at it's
meeting Tuesday, assumed responsi-
bility for the free beef beans and
coffee, and other organizations are
assisting the American Legion in ar
ranging for the big picnic.
A complete program of sports has
been outlined by the sports commit
tee, the entire program to be for boys
and girls under 16 years of age.
Merchandise prizes will be offered in
all the events. The list of races
and sports will be as follows:
25-yard dash for boys under 5
years.
25-yard dash for girls under 5
years.
50-yard dash for boys under 8
years.
5O-yard dash for girls under 8
years
75-yard dash for boys, to 49,;
another for boys IL to 16.
75-yard dash for girls, same ages.
Pie eating contest-Open to boys
or girls, IA years u under
Boy Scout clothing race-Run 10
yds., drop hat, another 10 yds., drop
blouse, 10 yds., drop leggins, 10 yds.,
drop shoes and stockings. Run 10
yards to turn and back to start,
dressing on the way.
Potato races, 20 yards, three pota-
toes-For both boys and girls, II
years and under; also for boys and
girls over IL.
Three-legged races-Boys II and
under, and boys over IL.
Sack races-Boys IL and under,
and boys over -.
Centipede race-Thirty yards for
six boys, each group to furnish SIT.
pole.
The swimming and diving events
in the city tank will include races,
length of tank, for boys and girls of
the grade schools and boys and girls
OF the high school. In the novelty
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
WANT ELECTRIC CURRENT

A dozen or more farmers of the
Evansville district have petitioned
the Washington Water Power COM
pany to furnish electric current for
their use and are in fair way to
realize their hopes. 1t is probable
that the lines will be extended from
Pullman at least six miles on the
Evansville road.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
CHAMBER MEMBERS TO
EAT IN AUTO PARK

: The members of the cham
: Der OF commerce will hold
: their regular Tuesday noon
: luncheon and meeting in the
: automobile park next Tues
: day Following the meeting
: those members who have sur
7. plus time on their hands will
: remain to assist in a general
: cleaning up OF the park.
!: Brick stoves and other con
: yeniences will be arranged
. for in the meantime and the
: park will be put in excellent
. shape to accommodate tour
!. lists. The luncheon will be
. prepared by Mrs. n. G. Day
: and a menu of the highest or
. der is promised A full dis
. cussion of the park and ways
. and means of making It more
!. desirable will feature the
: meeting of the chamber. A
. full attendance of members
. and citizens who do not hold
. membership is desired
|. = :. 3 = = : = > 1. :. 4. :.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
BOY SCOUTS ENJOY OUTING

Scout Master c. ~ Curtis took 20
of his boy scouts to the Moscow
mountains Saturday, returning Sun
day evening. The boys camped near
the old White Cross mine and report
very enjoyable time The party
was in charge of f. F. Gaines Satur-
day night, Mr.. Curtis returning to
Pullman.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
SCHOOL CENSUS INCREASES

Pullman's school census has in
creased from TIA to 800 during the
past year, according to figures of
Enumeration George Schroeder, who
has just completed the census for
the present year OF the 500 chill
dren OF school age enumerated 42s
are females and 374 males
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25

swimming race the entrants will
SWIM the length OF the tank, put on
shlrt' oyeralls, hat or cap, swim
length of tank, remove outer gar
ments and swim back. The diving
events will be for form, style and
execution.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
Part "

With organ accompaniment
A. Fl. Meyer
Dart IU
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-08
WsifG paifatti pafanaan

@rds labetpsiaarnaaia fertoo, et-
til bGnet eraanG aamuna Saappnnis
ia berGtettiin taDallista aifaiiem.
min muoteeltaan. sc oil miiliail
ip~ntisrauffa, iota paIattlinon ipn-
ninretfilta .baluii taipata &ristufien
lGbettid, iiua ipnti ei enGa bGntG bu-
mittanut. 2Gbetpsioarnaaia fertoi
bGnelle Sumalon ii1iiesta raffau-
oesta &rishifieSia ia ie nGptti tefe-
nGn miebeen ippGn pnifutufien.
Wutta tim lGbetpSinarnaaja lopulta
feboitti mieStG tpotomerinla luofie,
iofa Observation-Disclosures parem.
min oiaii nlettua maanmiestenla fan
mlle, lGbti mics t1mGn lrtofle. 81
betDsIaarnaaia fltitenfin fntui, ettG
of pddstGnDt ntieben liion aifoieen
litotoon ia olfoi epGillG, toffo ban
meneefGGn tlton tpotonerin lltofie.
San bpppGli beti pporan ielfGGn ia
Idbti ajomoon mieStG tatna, lite Of
iatafleen bGnet %tpotonerinio plrbeil-
le. G6mG perGSidtltlo ia lbuolebti-
minen maifltti tuobon pafdnuan
min lpmGsti, ettG ban iittemmin it.
Ie fertoi iuntri titon lGbetpSioarnna-
jan fGpt6fien ratfoiiemoSti b6nelle
o~loittoneen, ett6 tristimtsfosIa on
iittenfin jotain eritpistG, iofa panee
noin bitolebtimoon Dentopieraista.
So6elofin: SebfGGmme main tGDtto
totta fristilliipptemme fnnSia; Ie te
booo. @%lGmGmme on mailman ran-
mott1!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-08
Sltafellpt
&iri. Is. 2pptimen

Sltbtituun 12:s pdimG 1918.
Spfit ipriien6t, fuularuistut pa.
pattaipat, fipGGrit rGtilemGt ia faii-
ponrmit r~1isfGbtGmGt.
2esflroulpa &althalo iStlu ipalls
basia nojatuolisioan ia lrfee raa-
mattlto.
&ilpGGrin tuula lentGa buoneen
lGpi r1olpon iilmtien eoitle.
S1n mle raomatun pDpoGlle, po-
LA entiiplle poitallenia ia iauoo fill
iaa: = &iitoS, fiitoS, Sierra!
Stmasia ipofipp bGnen manba
polreliiania Maija iiiGle ia Dautaa
fnltbistuneena:
- Sept ne toppelemat aiwan met
Dan nirfisio! &uulo tltli feittion If
funasta iiiGlle il nina main mieben
foatltmot fi1ol.eena faoulle.
Meni ie fuila tlostofin, al.
tpan iilmieni eoitie, ia ppiGbtpi etci-
fen ieinGGrt, ionci rorfpa iloiiesti.
YaIipeliia meni m%iutaraia oste'
leita taofiepGin ia ianoi bammaStp'
neenG: A
= ga roltipn on rloin lloinen.
SIN tieoG mistG ie iobtunee,
ettG olen alma eritpiielld mielibp-
mGllG fitrtnnelllit fellojen Ioittoa
louontoi .iltoino. @tfopG le iobtuii
Iiitd, ettG ne iuliStupot iopattiroit.
ban ulfomon, jofo toos mrlistuttao
ianfaiffilesto iopotisto Sun,dlan
litona toiipoosio ia.
- Wiitta npt rolliun on meiettd-
mpt jdrfenid, ianoi palwelija. Gifa
pGGIe lGGfGrinfG1n liofie. @ci, moil
= &altboitr, roitboitu, pst1no,
fnllG nina olen aiipon teripe, mield.
p6 tamoaisto ~poremmisio moimisia.
Mtiitta iban iefaiiinban rou-
po plibuit. &esfell1 Iooon fntblio
riipeotte pubitmoon lopattifellojen
ioitosta luiiontoi-iltoina.
Iiin, Waiio on bDm6 ia is-
tuii, minG lelit1n niion torfemmin.
= S1m1 jDrinG on npfpiien
maoilmon oion iltofelloien i%oittoo.
Scotia oIfoo ifuinen io%pattiraitbo.
8%anbitrsfas SipnaIo iiellG felloio
Ioittoo ia pubitit niioen foittta, ettd
gIfG tirlee plan, moriion, ole mol.
mis-. Sa fifli filintelen nina it'd
Sonomottonallo lola.
8anbo Woiio tprsf6bti itfuun ia
dnffdii:
- aun iumalottcmot ibmilet top
palpot t%oiiioan, min roltpa ionoo,
ett1 monNirsfos Siimolo %ioittoa ia.
Yerfele iielId badr6G CT
I'll Syiimolo. Sen nonban murbnmie
ben i~oittoa ie on. 8ormosti. Sa
fpIId e fpiboIinen i%loitiee fun iie.
luio mcnee fnootuficen tuolIo to-
paIIn.
Simolon iopottifcIIoien lotto
no nina iitd piodn. Se foitto on |
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-08

runiaammiM toilet wGbemman, Of
len pleilenG idGntond, etta ioiialis-
tilet ianomaleboet eitpat ~iultaiie n1i-
ia erifois tieoonantoia. SDDstlun o.
ialla eiim. iuomalaiiista ianomaleb-
biStG "A niimeroa iiGlii 80 Ell fir
ioitllsto malta lGbetpfiiG ia lofafuun
aialla 80 leboesiG oil i~ulaistuna "a
eri firioitusta.
Soimisto ti1ntee fiitolliinutta nil
I'd lebtia ia lebtien toimitlfiia fob
taan, jotfa tGtG muoromaifutuSta
tlfeDot ia aDustamat it'd julfaiie-
malta labetpfliG, ia lie toimoo, ettG
tGmlG muoropaifutlls fasipaiii, min
eta pbteilestG tpoStG foituili runiaS
beoeln1 tpoSiG, iofa on tarfoitettrl
p%flinomoan ulfomaila ipntpneiben
bppGfii iiinG roioitetusia mGGrdslG,
mislG it'd moiOaan teboG.
@ifG johnston tpo iuintao iupis-
III liiDen, mit1 eoelld on moinittlt,
maan omat eri oiaStoien io5tojat
tebneet motfoia Mile lGbeiiille iat-
ouille, joillo ulfomailla ipntpneitG
oiltStoo, tltltstnfieen bei0dn Ella.
mGGnid ia oloiltbteiiiin. SitG patti
on t%oimeenpontll luentofurSIejo,
joiSio on te1tp ielfoa eri faniolliiuuf
iiSta, Min eta iitGfin tietG OH foe.
tettit luoou ~iluirelle omerifoloilelle
pIeii0lle oifeita tietojo iiirtolaiSfan.
iolliiuufiista.
2DbpeSti ionoen, johnston tarfoi-
%tlfiena OH tebod Inlertfa tltnnetrfii
ltlfontoiQa ipntpneiQe ia ulfomaillo
ipntpneet @merifalle, toimittoo a.
puStltsta ulfomaallo ipntDneelle,
iaottoo bGnet "lGbempdGn p~bteDteen
bollititfien ia glmerifan fonian fans
la iiinG tarfoititfieSio, ett1 ban ioo
life rotfoista fpiDmpfiet Dbteeniulalt
tl1miIeSta tapolla, jofo bGntd por-
boiten tiled mieIlpttGG. Somalla
fuin toimisto on it'd mieltG, ettG
IopulliIesti ei liirtolaistn, finn bGn
on tGGIlG ionfl1n oifoa ollltt. tor
mitie pltbutella miiulla fltin engloil-
min fielellG, ia ion1allo fitin ie foet-
toa faifin tolpoin innostaa bG1t1
oppimadn en9lannin fieltG, inmalla
ie fGiitt1G, ett1 oinoo feino pGGstG
liirtolaiien p5teDteen iillG tapalla,
eta bGn ltd pmmGrtdd ia iiitd on
fiitollinen, on bGnen onla fieleniG,
ia iibnG onfin betfen itltrin fDlD-
ntps. Sa jos ulfomoilla l%pntpnpttd
oifealla tamalla aipuStetaan ia IN.
noStetaon tGSi1 fpipmpfiesid, eli i.
iGnnoioen eifd pafoittaen, Min bGn
len lite omnlla tatpallaan onnelliies.
ii r%attdiiee omofli b~pobbfieen. "Su.
ldittrminen" lite iiirtoloiien ulot-
teesta, eli patollinen "omeritalaiSs
tlittominen" on norman mofiintiif-
leurnte mlfaan oinoa oifea ratfniln
t1lle fpipmpfielle; ainoa mitG moi-
baon tebo1 toimittaeSia ~ulfontoillo
%ipntpneen fanSia, on teboG ielmGfii
b1nelle Imerifon ibanteet ia pDp-
tGG bGntG pbteistoimintoon iillG to-
paIla, ettG ie berGttGd bdnesiG mas.
tofoifito, tposi1 niioen ibonteioen
toteuttomtiefii, joita Imerita on ai-
no omifieen titnmistaniit.
She Soreien Language @obernmen-
tai Snfornlntion Serbice.
Siiomolotien oiaston .oimittojo.
Observation-Disclosures litoQrobh bninoa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-08
ERI ALOILTA


mia. Scum maaSinnnle, miutama
muoiitpmmen tafnperin, ripeii leme
nem1an Observation-Disclosures, min ill
loin ie iltafelloien lotto altoi mi-
nun forpiini fititlita. Sonooban o.
postoli Sobannes: "2apfufaiiet, MT
on piimeinen aito. Sa niinfuin te
olette fultlleet, eta a~nttifristus tli-
lee, min onfin MT monta anttifriS-
tusta ilmaantunn,t; iiitG me tieoGm
me, eta nDt on miimeinen aifa."
&aiffi tho tpperG Sitmalan pilffa
ia &ristlfien iumaliiuben fieltGni-
nen on Ills Sumalan iltafellojen
%ioittoa.
Sem litten alfoi t1nl1 iuuri
moaiIman toto, rlupeii tho iltafello.
len lotto tullunnan DbG mabtonom
pana ia lulnoaipampaAnn. Wl1iStaa-
ban Wtoija, nGet, SeeiufIen lanai:
"&anin nouiee fanioo mastann, ia
paltoflinta moltofltntao mastnon".
Woailmon lopitsta pu6uesioan See.
Jus main Ianoi.
Sa fDlIG ie iltafelloien lotto
tulee iotfumaan iGGmolliiesti muo-
oesta mltoteen. Slllee nGet nGl1nbG-
tGG, ia ioban it'd onfin, ia rlittotou
teia ia moaniGristpfiiG icuousta len
tuun.
- Sulee tGSiG piel1 friStittpien
mainotfiL funban onttifriStufien
flfoiStusoifo j%ol1tltt.
- quo rnban raffanS, friStittp-
len unelioiiulS ia melielliIen raffor
ben fplmeneminenJ iota MT 10 on
min Dleiiesti bamaittaiuiSia, on ia
mao %loittoa. &aamotusia ON 1anot.
tn, ettG iellaista tlllee Serran tl1le-
miien eoellG. Sioffoin lienee mpos-
tim oootettapisIa juitalaisten fG1n-
tpminen ia fotimaubonia poIoomi-
men. Sefin on iltatelloien ioittoa.
= Olenpo mp0stin parma, ettG
tGnnG omien peliien teitrostaminen,
iota MT meioGn maoSiomme barjoi.
tetoon, menee lGpi mailman.
= SdtG loittoa iaattoa festGG,
meieGn mitalle mitaten, pitf1 oifo.
Serran eoesi1 OH nGet titbonnen
muotta minimum ptii pGiipG ia pfii
p1ima niirfuin tltbannen ipuotto.
Whttta ielpG1 main on, ettG Siima.
la on alfanltt oifein mobtaposti
ioittoa loltantoi-illan Iapattifelloia.
.Sa ie felLoien lotto fliuIrtu mjnlin
formtsiani Min iuloiieIto.
ga roritpa moi lolita tltosta
faifestal usfalii Waiia ianoa.
= 8opobtaioni Iumona mimi o.
len iloinen. Mooilman lopiin tln-
nuSlnerfeistG pitbreSioa Seeius ia
moo: "@tlitta fun tGnG alfaa topab.
tita, min robfaisfaa itienne ia nos
tafao pGdnne, iiIlG teibGn ipopou-
tltflenne on lGbell1."
= We eritite moi file mit11n,
ettG ilimolattomot bltffltpat. tSeioGn
flirfeuttaon fpIlG fannottoiii itfe1
ipo1meni1 bolfi, mlitta Ie eli liit1
torioannu. Sc fppipp1t titomion tn
lesia poItettoipifii.
On perrin tGrfeGG, ett1 Moiio.
fin oppii entiSt1 enemntGn fatiele.
moan Simnalan &oritioa, iofa pois
ottt mailman 6Dnnit. Siin1 lopoGt
roitban mailman mpllertGesiG. 20p
Dot roitbon iiIloinfin, fun ibmiiet
menebtpfpGt peli6tesi1Gn ia ooottoes
ioon iit1, mifd fo9toa maonpiiriG.
SamG on nGet mosta mnrbeioen al.
fiio. 8iel1 titlee erunitsmerffej1 aii-
ringos'a ia fiiisio ia t1boisiG ia
maon fonioille oboistis, ia be o.
mot ep1toimosio meren poubun ia
bprsfpn %ipuofii, fiiten Seefus ianoo.
Mlitta, roiifpal Boiife fiutliti1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-08
wiifd on SOreisn aansnase Go
detrimental Snformatipn Serbicc
gnrcan
Gyotfoo eo.)
@ntfoo e0.l

%'to iiiomoIoiiccn toimiStoon hi
Ice, Iabetettiin iiitd iposfirun oioIIa
" ia ~lofofltun oioIIo 90 eri firioi.
titstu foifiIIc itiomoIoiiinc ionOmo-
IcboilIe iulfoiino morten. Toiiet o.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-23

Mrs. James r .Moorhead is making
tour of Georgia, South Carolina,
North Carolina. Tennessee and Ala
hama, giving demonstrations of the
various uses our fruits can be put and
is scoring a wonderful successl Be
sides making demonstrations to school
and college girls she is making ad
dresses before boards of trade, farm
ers unions and other public bodies and
it is believed that in time the uses Of
these delicious fruits for corrections
jellies, marmalades, syrups for sum
mer drinks and in many other ways
will be greatly multiplied. Mrs. Moor
head is making her tour under the
auspices of the Florida Citrus Elk
change.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-23
ANTHONY

The social at the Baptist church
Saturday evening was quite success.
Proceeds for the benefit Of the church.
Mr.. Willie Lamb Of Webster spent
the weekend with friends here.
Miss Lillian Russell is visiting her
sister, Ms. Wiley at Weirsdale.
Messrs. Oscar and Colon Proctor of
Pedro where callers here Saturday
evening.
Mr.. John Leitner Of New Smyrna is
visiting relatives in our city.
Mr. Bushong of TT. Meade was here
On business few days last week.
Several of the Western Union boys,
now stationed at Coleman were call
ers here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Smith and chill
dren Of Oak visited relatives hee Sun
day.
Mrs. Barney Spencer and baby Of
Ocala visited relatives here last week
Messrs. r. H. Connell and G. X
Keeney were in Ocala on business
Wednesday.
Mr.. Jasper Wilson was q caller here
Sunday.
Miss Maude Howell of ocala is Wis
iting her grandmother here this wee
Rev. Williams filled his regular ap
pointment here Sunday morning and
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Creole attend
ed the picnic at Lowell Saturday.
The revival will begin at the Metho
dist church Thursday evening. Every
one invited to attend.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-23
"oH, LET'S poN,Tn

People With Thin, Pale. Blood are
Listless and Want to do Little
MORE RED BLOOD CELLS NEEDED
Take Pepto-Manuan, Famous Tonic.
And Say LETS Co." Instead Of
Lets DON'T
When normally healthy, ambitious
people begin to lack energy and tire
easily-when they are quickly dis
couraged and low in vitality, it usually
means their blood has grown weak.
Such people are called anemic, or
rundown" Build up the blood and
you build up the health and spirits.
Pepto-M angan is pleasant-tasting red
blood builder and it contains exactly
the elements, which poor, pale blood
needs to become rich, red blood.
Red blood means rosy cheeks.
bright eyes, a clear brain, firm step.
PeptO- Mangan has placed thousands OF
people who needed building up in the
full-bl0oded, energetic. vigorous class.
1t changes the let's don't attitude
to a Tets CO. attitude. Recommend
ed by physicians for thirty years and
sold all over the world.
Pepto- Mangan is sold in both LIQUID
and tablet form. Both contain the
same medicinal Ingredients
Buy PeptO- Mangan at your drug
gisfs. Be sure the name Guides Is
on the package. Without "Gude's'' il
is not PeptOrMangan. Adv.
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CANDIDATES

File with Clerk not less than twenty
days before primary:
1st-Oath on form furnished by
Democratic Executive Committee.
2nd-Receipt for Democratic Execu-
tive Committee Assessment.
3rd-Pay filing fee to Clerk.
Do these foregoing three things at
the same time.
STATEMENTS
First statement to be handed Clerk
not less than twenty-five nor more
than thirty days before primary.
4 Second statement to be handed
Clerk not less than eight nor more
than twelve days before primary.
Third statement to be handed Clerk
not more than ten days after primary.
Primary is June 8th, 1920
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Get . small package Of Hamburg
1nllnrpoonfnl Of the tea. put . cup Of
noIIIn9 water upon Il. pour through .
nI1go and drink . tencup fun 81 any
fImo during The day or before retiring.
IL = fke most effective way 70 break
= cold and cure grip e. Il opens the
AI.n Iooeens the bowels. thus breaking
- = coid
Try Il fhe next time You suller from
4 coId or the grip. IL II inexpensive
nn1 entirely vegetable. therefore safe
nnd harmless.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

To the Voters of Marion county:
have been notified by a goodly
number Of the best citizens of the
county that they have verbily announc-
ed my name to be a candidate for rep
resentative of this county, to be voted
for at the democratic primary on June
s, 1920. / therefore will be candi.
date in group two and will rely on the
support of my former supporters to
nominate me to be placed on the
ticket in November, at the general
election, and if they will and do, will
represent them with justice to all and
favors to none. Soliciting the support
at the democratic primary on June
Sth, 1920
W.. j. FOLKS. Julliette. Fla.
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WE BUY, raise, and sell fur-bearing
rabbits and other fur-bearing animals.
Place your order with US, and list
what ever stock you have with US,
stating lowest flat prices on large
shipments. Address 515-517 N. p.
Ave-, Fargo, N. ID.
p. s. Reference Scandinavian
American Bank, Fargo National Bank,
Fargo, N. Dakota. 4-16-4t.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. Mary L. Poe, heretofore
duly appointed, will, on the Gath day
of June, 1920, present to the Honorable
w. E. Smith, county judge of Marion
county, Florida, her final petition for
approval thereof and final discharge
as such administrative. Dated this
18th day of April, 1920.
MARY l.. POE. Administrative.
4-23-9t.
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A man who intends to vote the re-
publican national ticket should be
honest enough to take no hand in our
democratic primaries. Clearwater
News.
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SALESMAN WANTED-You can
make big money selling our Texas
and New Mexico Oil Leases locally.
Perfect title guaranteed. Deep tests
being made; we do the development
work. Wonderful proposition. Write
or wire Mid Continent Finance Co,
Victor Bldg, Kansas City, Mo. 1t.
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Children who have worms are pale,
Nsickly and peevish. A dose or two of
Whites Cream Vermifuge will clear
them out and restore rosy cheeks and
cheerful spirits. Price, &c. Sold by
Gerig's Drug Store.
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ar A. s. Wells, formerly a state
senator from Leon county is now !
candidate for member Of the Florida
nalroad commission and says that
mis- prospects Of election seem 81.
ceedingly bright. He was q virltor
70 ocala Tuesday and Wednesday
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FOR SALE Boilers, engine, five To-
comotives. one hundred ton scrap
iron. etc. Send representative to
Ehren. Florida. LANDDCK LUMBER
COMPANY. 4-23-1t.