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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

One reason some people do not believe burglar stole
$4,000 worth of whisky is because it is almost too much
for one TO carry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

MY DEAR JAN Bird"
WHOEVER YOU are.
AND WHATEVER your name.
AND WHEREVER you came from!
AND WHATEVER you did
SEND to you.
THIS WISH OF nine.
THAT WHEN you are through
AND HAVE paid the toll
THAT YOU must pay.
FOR WHATEVER you did.
AND ARE free again
THAT WHATEVER it was
THAT SPOKE TO you.
on NEW Years eve
NAY SPEAK again.
AND SAY to you
THAT IT'S very foolish
AND VERY unwise-
To TAKE a chance
THAT YOU ever again,
MAY LAY on a cot
N A prison cell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

Some men may think that being picked for president by
oua board is Just suspicious as being picked BY Col
George Harvey
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Registered Z. s.
Eesistercd Z. s Patent once.
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DEAR time seeing the Ne"
II a
jail But think something that you didn't see for SUP
mysfbu
While lying things runn:1g hrough mind as 70
started
o before
spoke OF ol
a Z
dnotg to
askn
seutenc ed vet hankyo Bird"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

If the Mexican bandits poured tequla the bodies Of
their victims that certainly adding insult to injury
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

If queen Elizabeth had WON a skirt ike modern wo
wear, Sir Walter could have thrown down neckts
and saved his overcoat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

The men who provided that congress to be the judge
Of its own membership must have fOrseen Milwaukee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

If YOU can't convert reds deport em, and II you can't
report EN- turn 'em over to the American Legion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

Can anyone explain Why Abe Lincoln's picture is O
our cheapest coin, while Benjamin Hzrisons' face adorn
the i've dollar bill?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

Hoover speaks, and the world listens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

Rear Admiral Grayson, presidential physician has 7
be seine reason
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-22
County Clerk S Notice
Of Primary Election

Nol,sc il hereby piy.u that primary
elec,ioD win be- held 800 the rrhuI"f poll.
ing pm,,. In each T'rrrct"i bo'''nger
county, VI .sNun md that the polls will
be open between the hour Of daoo'eloek
In the monirg 80 sunset In the evening,
on the first Tuesday Of August, i"'o,
being the third go day>si August, iH'O,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
ior State. District, Cucu' tHun'y aud
Township oficcrs 10 he vote. tur at the
General Election to be held on Tuesday
the md day Of NoyemheG iHao That
the hereinafter mentioned Ii.i contains
the names and post once address Of each
candidate for nomination, together with
the designation Of the office i't which
he i a candidate and the party or pfin-
cipal ,ha, he represents - the same
appear from certificate from the
Secretary Of state and from declaration
papers on hle In my Office, as required
By law, ~ follows, to:Nii'
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-22

For Judge County Court. ist District
representing the Democratic Party;
For Judge County Court, nd District,
representing the Democratic Party:
For Prosecuting Attorney representing
the Democratic Party: Q
For sheriff representing the Democratic
Party;
DANIEL =, COLE,
Millenyillc, Mo.
For Assessor representing the Demo-
cratic Party
For Treasurer representing the Demo
cratic Party
For Coroner representing the Demo
cratic Party;
For Public Administrator representing
the Democratic Party;
For surveyor representing the pcmo'
cratic Party;
-. ,,-...,.t... .., N,sh,,...,.,.t r.upEhin
representing the Democratic Party
For Constable uf Union Township rep.
rescn,iur the Democratic Party;
For Constable Of Scopus Township rep
resentine the Democratic Party:
r. NJ. BURFORD,
Millefsville, Mo, RID, No, /.
For Constable Of Crooked Creek Town
ship representing the Democratic
Parry:
For Constable of Lonner Township
representing the Democratic Party;
JOHN u. HENLEY,
Lutesyi.Ie, Mo.
For Constable Of Fillmore Township
representing the Democratic Party:
For Constable OF LIuCry Township rep
resenting the Democratic Party:
For Constable OF Wayne Township rep
resenting the Democratic Party
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-22
Prohibition Ticket

For Senator in Congress for Missouri
representing the Prohibition Party
For Governor representing tho Proh,bi-
tion Party
HERMAN ?. FARRls,
Clinton. Mo.
For Lieutenant Governor representing
the Prohibition Party;
For Secretary OF state representing the
Prohibition Party;
For State Auditor representing tho Pro.
hibitior Party:
For State Treasurer representing the
Prohibition Party:
For Attorney General representing the
Prohibition Party;
For Judge OF Supreme Court division
No, One, Unexpired Term representing
the Prohibition Party:
For Judge OF Supreme Court lDivision
No. Two, UneIpired Term representing
the Prohibition Party,
For Judge Of Supreme Court division
No. Two, Full Term representing the
Prohibition Party:
For Judge of the Springfield Court Of
Appeals representing the Prohibition
Party:
For Representative in Congress for
Thirteenth Congressional District rep
resenting the Prohibition Party.
For State Senator representing the
Twenty first Senatorial District repre-.
senting the Prohibition Party:
For Representative In Missouri General
Assembly representing the Prohibition
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-22
Republican Ticket

For Senator in Congress for Missouri
representing the Republican Party:
SELDOM p. SPENCER,
g 1919 Mcpherson ave, -. Louis, Mo.
DWIGHT F. DAVIS,
IT. Louis, Mo.
JAMES LOUIS MlNNlS,
5jOi Waterman ave, 1t. Louis, Mo.
For Governor representing the Repub-
lican Party;
ARTHUR NJ. HYDE.
Trenton, Mo.
ELMER +. +, McJlMSEf,
Springfield, Mo.
For Lieutenant-G Governor representing
the Republican Party:
POLITE ELVINS,
Bonne Terre, Mo.
HIRAM LLOYD,
i2i2 Clara ave, st. Louis, Mo.
For Secretary Of State representing the
Republican Party:
C. NJ. HARRISON,
Sedalia, Mo.
CHARLES U. BECKER,
Bolivar, Mo.
EDWIN ;. AUSTIN, a.- - -
259 f Dunklin ST., jefferson City, Mo.
For State Auditor representing the Rep
ublican Party: s-.s.--.sskaslA - -
GEORGE E. HACKMAN,
Warrenton, Mo.
WILLIAM w. PHILLIPS,
1888 Olive st. St. Louis, Mo.
For State Treasurer representing the
Republican Party:
l.. D. THOMPSON,
New Bloomfield, Mo.
G. d. VILES,
Norborne, Mo.
For Attorney General representing the
Republican Party
HARVEY D. DOW,
Sedalia, Mo.
JESSE w. BARRETT,
1902 Third National Bank Bldg, st.
Louis, Mo.
SAMUEL F. O'FALLEN,
Oregon, Mo.
ISAAC B. KIMBRELL,
IGN Lawndale, Kansas City, Mo.
For Judge of Supreme Court division
No. One, Unexpired Term representing
the Republican Party:
CONWAY ELDER,
1903 Walton ave-, st. Louis, Mo.
NORTH TODD GENTRY,
Columbia, Mo.
For Judge of the Supreme Court (Di-
vision No. Two, Unexpired Term) rep
resenting the Republican Party:
CHARLES C. MADISON
Kansas City, Mo.
EDWARD HIGBEE,
5i5 S High ST., Kirksville. Mo.
DENTON DUNN.
1886 Campbell st., Kansas City, Mo.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-22

William u Frey. Js. defendant.
Tbs state o.; Missouri, to aaovc aamcd
defendant, rreetinr
Nos on Tins 6,A DAY ai jay, 1880. IN
vacation oi Circuit cour ior BolHaV,r
county, Missouri. CONES p.ain,in herein
hy attorney Of record herein tsfsrc tho
cierk Of said ooar aaI 90 b.hali Of
plaintiff h.o- petition art afIlday,. in sai,
herein, among other matters @. artion
alleging:
That said defendant William n. Frey.
lr.. Is a noa-residen, ot ,hc state Of Mis-.
sour. and tina, thu ordinary pruee.. Of
lac cannot bo served upou him within
this state, and IL appearing 20 ,he salts.
faction Of this eour; thar the Defendant
cannot he summoned In ,hi. actioa;
WheFrupon 1t Is ordered By The clerk
Of tho cour' in vacation iha, said defend.
ant I've notified by publication ,ha, plain.
'if' has commenced a suit Agaln., hin, in
this court. the Immediate objec. and
general nature Of which is TO obtain a
decree OF divorce and tina, the boad. az
nairimony heretofore contracted and
now existing by and between plaintiff
and defendant. be dissolved.
And IL is further ordered ,hA, said de-
fcndant bc and appear in this eour: ON
the hrst day OF the next term thereof "a
be holden a, the city Of Marble Hill.
Bollingcr county, Missouri, on Monday.
the iS,h day Of September, 1870. and
then and there answer or plead TO said
petition. or In default therein said p.,i-
tion will be taken and adjudgcd AZ con.
iessed, and judgment by default will be
rendered against said defendant.
1t 10 further ordered that a copy hereof
be duly published at leas, four times for
four consecutive weeks in The Marble
Hill Press, newspaper duly printed.
published and circulated in said BclIin-
ger county and duly designated by plain
TINS attorney. and duly approved hy
said clerk as most likely TO give notice
TO defendant, the las, insertion to be at
least fifteen days befare said ner, term
OF said court.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
County or BoLLisuER, ~,
!, Frederick Z. Mahuce, clerk Of the
Circuit court OF Bollinger county. Mis-
sour, hereby certify that the foregoing
writing Is full. true and complete copy
OF the original Order OF Publication in
said cause, rs fully as the same remains
and appears OF record in my otice.
In Witness Whereof, | hereto sub.
scribe my name and official seal of said
tSEAL) court at my Office in the city
OF Marble Hill, Bollinger county.
Missouri. this 9th day Of July, 1890.
Frederick F. Mabuce. Circuit Clerk.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-22

i7.s South jefferson ave-, 81. Louis, Mo.
For Attorney General representing tho
socialis,.l.abOr Party
GEORGE HARTwIG.
i7Is Hammett Place. 81. Louis. Mo.
For Judge OF the Supreme Court DIV
ision No. one, unerpired Term rep
rcsenting the Socialist-i.Abor Party
For Judge Of the supreme Court tDiyis-
ion No. Two, UneIpired Term repre-
senting the socialist-Labor Party;
For Judp- Of the supreme Court DIV
ision No. Two, Full Term representing
the Sociali.i.l.abor Party;
For Judge Of the Springfield Court Of
Appcas representing the Socialist.
l.abor Party:
For Representative In Congress for the
Thirteenth Congressional District r.p-
cscnung the socialist-l.Abor Party:
For state senator for Twenty first
Senatorial District representing the
Soclalisi-I.abof Party
For Rep~sentauye Ia Missouri General
Assembly representing the Socialist.
Labor Party:
For Judge County Couri 1t District rep
tcscnting the ~oclalist-ianor Parry;
For Judge County Cour; ,nd Distinct
reprcsentins the sociAl,st-Laoof Parry;
For Prosecuting A,,ornfy representing
the Socialis, Labor Party:
For shenn representing the Socialist.
Labor Party.
For Assessor representing the Socialist
.lsboT Party:
Fox Treasurer representing the Soe,al.l
Labor Party.
For Surveyor representing tho Socialist
-lase- Parry.
For COrohtr represen,,nE tho Socialist
lAhor Parry
For Public Airinisiraiof representing
the Soc,a'ist.lAhor Parry:
Fur Constable oi Wh.tcualef Toruship
rcprrseatug The Socialist Labor party:
Fur Constable ui Union ioSnshig rvp-
rosani.ng thc socialist l.aboF Parry
For Constable oi Scopus Township rrp-
resenans The sociallss-lAtof Parry:
Fos Constable Of Crooked Greek Town
ship representing the Sociaiiss.lAbor
Party
For Constable oi oiLofanoe To~nship rrp-
rcsenilne tho Sooia.ist-i.abor Party
For Constable oi FILLMORE Township rep
rvscnung the SociAlisi-i-AboT Party /:
For Constable OF Liberty Township rep
rrseut.ng the Socialist Labor Party
For Constable OF Wayne ToSnship rep.
re~enung the SoclAliss-l.AboT Party:
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-22

lollS NlhNtlDtk,
Clinton. Mo, RID, MOI.
For Secretary Of state representing the
socialist Party;
DAVID :. lands,
RID. No, 3, Neoshc, Mo.
For state Auditor representing the So
clalist Party:
ROY =. SMALLY.
va ST James ST., Springfield. Mo.
For state Treasurer representing the
Socislis, Party;
JOHN W. STEWART.
5iis IT, James Square, Maplewood, Mo.
For Attorney General representing the
~ocialis, party:
For Judge Of supreme Court division
No one, UnoIpired Term represent
ing the socialis, Party:
For Judge OF supreme Court division
No. Two. unsIp,red Term represent
INK the Socialis, Party:
For Judge oi supreme Court Division
No Two, Full Term representing the
socialist Party:
For Judge Of the Springfield Cour Of
Appeals representing the Socialist
Party:
For Representative IN Congress ior
Thirteenth Congressional District rep
ressnting the ScciAlis, Party:
RoBERT SHORT.
Chiffon. Mo.
For state senator for 1ucniy -hrs, sem
aionai District representing the Social
i., Party:
For Representative in Missouri General
Assembly representing the sociAlis,
Parry:
For Judge County Court. l., Distrie,
representing the Socialist Party:
For Judge County Court, md DIstro,
representing the So-Alisi Parry:
For Prosecuting Attorney representing
the Socialist Party.
For sheriff representing the Socialist
Party;
For Assessor representing the Socialist
Party:
For surveyor representing the Soeislst
Party;
For Treasurer representing the socialist
Party:
For Coroner representing the Sooialis,
Party;
For Public Administrator representing
the Socialist Party:
For Constable Of Whitewater Township
representing the Socialist Party:
For Constable Union Township repre-
senting the socialis, Party:
For Constable of Scopus Township rep
resenting the Socialis, Party;
For Constable OF Crooked Creek Town
ship representing the Socialist Party:
For Constable OF Loranoe Township rep
resenting the Socialist Party:
For Constable OF Fillmore Township
representing the Socialist Party:
For Constable of Liberty Township rep
resenting the Socialist Party;
For Constable of Wayne Township rep
resenting the Socialist Party;
Socialist Labor
Ticket
For Senator in Congress for Missouri
representing the Socialist Labor Party:
For Governor representing the Socialist
Labor Party:
E. T. MIDDLECoFF,
34l0 Lucas ave, ST. Louis, Mo.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-22

ision No. Two. Full Term representing
the Republican Party
DAVID r. BLAIR.
Joplin. Mo.
SAM ID. HoDGDoN,
sS0 Sylvester ave, Webster Groves, Nc.
ARCH II. DAVIS,
Chillicoths, Mo,
Fof Judge Of the Springfield Court Of
Appeals representing the Republican
Party;
CORNELIUS II, SKINNER,
Bolivar. Mo,
ARGUS COX,
Sqa Weller ave-, Springfield, Mo.
CHARL LES GRANT SHEPARD,
Caru,hersyille, Mo.
For Representative in Congress for
Thirteenth Congressional District rep
rcsenung the Republican Party;
MARION T.. RHODES,
Po,osi. Mo.
For State senator for Twenty FIRST Sem
atorial Distric, representing the Repub-
lican Parry;
GROVER CLEV ELAND STEPHENS
Piedmont, Mo.
r. T. PENZEL
Poplar Biur, Mo.
For Representative IN Missouri General
Assembly representing the Republican
Party:
=. VI. DELANEY,
l.u,c>yille, Mo.
HENRY NJ. SMITH,
I.utesyilie, Mo.
For Judge County Court, isi District
representing the Republican Party;
JAMES y. LADD,
Greenbrief. Mo.
DAN fOwLER,
Zalma, Mo.
JAMES W. NULL,
Lutesville. Mo.
CHAS. A. LOMMER,
Glen Allen, Mo.
DANIEL FISH,
Lutesyille, Mo.
For Judge County Court md District
representing the Republican Party
l.. W. LIN,
iiNyille, Mo.
For Prosecuting Attorney representing
the Republican Party;
HOMER +. WILLIAMS,
Marble Hill. Mo.
JOSEPH W. CALDWELL,
Marble Hin, Mo.
J. MONROE ROBINS,
Marble Hill, Mo.
For Sheriff representing the Repuo'icah
Party:
A. J. BAKER,
Iutesyile, Mo.
X. V. KERN,
Lutesyilie. Mo.
For Assessor representing the Repuoi'e-
an Party:
CHARLES EAkER,
Lutesyille, Mo.
J.H. JOHNSON,
Alliance, Mo.
For Treasurer representing the Repuo-
lican Party:
k. WELLS,
Marble Hill, Mo.
For Surveyorrepresenting the Repuo-
lican Party:
]. ). MCGEE,
Lutesyille, Mo.
For Coroner representing the Republic
an Party:
For Public Administrator representing
the Republican Party;
For Constable OF Whitewater Township
representing the Republican Party:
For Constable OF Union Township repre-
senting the Republican Party;
For Constable OF Scopus Township rep
resenting the Republican Party:
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-22
Democratic Ticket

DGWOCTdllC IlCNGI
For senator in Congress for Missouri
representing the Democratic party
RRECKINRIDGE LONG,
5i!5 l.inde. Ave, :, Louis, Mo,
JOHN c. HIGpoN,
IuIO Olive 1t. IT. Louis, Mo
GEORGE II. SCRuToN,
Seda'a, No.
ARTHUR NEAL LINDSEY,
Clinton, No.
HENRY =. PRIEST,
IasO Westminster Place, -. Louis. Mo
CHARLES NJ. HAY,
NJ. s. winJcmerc Place, -. Louis, Mo
For Goyeu1r representing th" p'mo-
cratic Party:
FRANK q. FARRlS,
Rol.a, No.
CHARLES HOLT MAYER,
3ui Victorian Ap,-., -. Joseph, Mo
JOHN NJ. AIklNS'Nr
University City, Mo.
RUBY u. GARRETT.
Kans,. City, Mo.
ROBERT n. MERRYMAN,
$40 International Life Bldg, It. Louis
Mo.
For Isc-.,a.ut- Governor representing
the Democratic Party:
c. NJ. BUFoRD,
Ellington, Mo.
ROBERT :. McCLlNTlC,
Monroe City, Mo.
For SECRETARY OF state representing the
Democratic Party:
JOHN /. SULLIVAN,
Sedalia, No.
For state Auditor representing the
Democratic Party:
GEORGE II. MDDELKAMP,
Hawk Point, Mo.
JAMES /. DOUGHERTG,
1900 Belt Ave, 1t. Louis, MO
ROBERT f. LEE MARRS,
SO south McGregor ST., Carthage, Mo-
JNO. T. FITZPATRICK,
l5i6 East 2Oth ST., Kansas City, Mo,
For state Treasurer representing the
Democratic Party;
JOHN H. STONE,
Butler, Mo.
WILLIAM o. STACY,
3oi f, Swan St, Webster Groves, Mo.
VINCENT HElSERER,
Benton, Mo.
For Attorney-G General representing the
Democratic Party:
MARK A. McGRUDER,
14Os West 4th ST., Sedalia, Mo.
WILLIS H. MEREDITH,
Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Forpudge OF the Supreme Court (Divis-
ion No. One, Unexpired Term) repre-
senting the Democratic Party:
WILLIAM T. RAGLAND.
Paris, Mo.
JOHN NJ. DAWSON,
Kahoka, Mo.
For Judge OF the Supreme Court (Divis-
ion No. Two, Unexpired Term) repre-
senting the Democratic Party:
JOHN I. WILLIAMSON,
35Ol Gillham Road, Kansas City, Mo.
For Judge of the Supreme Court lDi-
vision No. Two, Full Term) represent
ing the Democratic Party:
FRED L. WILLIAMS,
Joplin, Mo.
For Judge OF the Springfield Couft OF
Appeals representing the Democratic
Party:
JOHN T. STURGIS,
Neosho, Mo.
For Representative in Congress for
Thirteenth Congressional District rep
resenting the Democratic Party:
ARTHUR T. BREWSTER,
Ironton. Mo.
rcor Gtata Senator for Twenty first Sem
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-22
state % Missouri
Couuiy oi holiing-f =

STATE % Missouri
County oi Roling-f -
!. Gcc, " Bdc-sl. C.srk ot ,ho
County Cour wiihin ard iorihs Couafy
ard state Aior>aid. DO hcrvby e,rufy
that tho above and foregoing is t4a
snd courc- iist e5utainine The nam. and
I.H.F.s il.sH - ell ...dsdA,s.
together uith a designation ofths onica
for ~hich hs IL Candidate. the party or
pfincipai h. represents. also ihs hour
~hieh the polls wiil h. ops and N.
date - The election
SEAL In Testimony Wherrci.
hsrsunio subscribe ny name and aair
rny oa.c.Ai seAl. a, ofiics IN MARBLE H.n,
Missouri, sAis io.h day q Iaiy. A y.
is0 GEO. " BIDEwElI..
Clerk II The Couuty Coan.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-22

Paryi
For Judge County Court Il, District
repIrseniins the Prohibition Party;
For Judge County cou-, md District
rcprse ,ting the Prohibition Party;
For Prosecuting Attorney representing
the Prohibition Party;
For sheriff representing the Prohibi-
tiou Parry;
For Assessor representing the Prohibi-
ton Party;
For Treasurer representing the Prohi-
bition Party;
For Surveyor rrpre enting the Prohibit
bi,ion Party;
FOR Coroner fepfeseniinr the frutibi.
tion Party;
for Public Administrator representing
the Prohibition Party;
For Constable of Whitewater To~nship
representing the Prohibition Party:
For Constable ot Union Tosn.hip r.p-
rcsen,inc the Prohibition Party;
For Constable Of soopus Tosnship rep.
rsentne the PNshititioa Parry;
for Constable Of Cooked Greek To~n.
shir rcptcsen'ing the Prohibition Party:
For Constable oi l.nfsncs Tu~nshipr
rrssutiag IN, Proh,hitoa Party.
For Constable oi Fiilmof, Toxn.hip
representing the rr'.41.aon Party:
For Constable oi i4S-ry Tosnshis r,r-
r,seniinF The Prosii'iob Party
For Constable Of ~syns r,~n.hip mp
rcs,nting the Prohib,'inr Party:
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-22
Socialist Labor
Ticket

IICkGJ
For Senator in Congress for Missouri
representing the Socialist Labor Party:
For Governor representing the Socialist
Labor Party:
E. T. MIDDLECoFF,
Al0 Lucas ave, St. Louis, Mo.
For Lieutenant Governor representing
the Socialist Labor Party:
THEODORE BAEFF.
si3OA Shaw ave-, ST. Louis, Mo.
For Secretary of State representing the
the Socialst-Labor Party:
CHARLES sCHEFFLER,
29i6 Minnesota ave-, St. Louis, Mo.
For State Auditor representing the
Socialist-Labor Party:
FRED SPALTI,
1903 Nullanphy st.. St. Louis. Mo.
For State Treasurer representing the
Socialist-Labor Party;
WM. VEAL
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-22

sTATE % NtS-orRl,
CoyNT1 oF BoiGINyER,
In the Circuit c1urt faf helAngrr
county, September term. issl.
Rrh Drum Frey, pla.uH
The Keota news., 1920-08-27
Father and Daughter
Get Relief BY Eatonic

r. j. Powell. Sweetwatcr. Texas'
saws, "EutOnic helped me ut once.
but It was my daughter who got the
marvellous benefits. She could not
even take q drink Of water without
awful misery. hut II relieved her: she
Is feeling much better. All this from
one box. so send me four more at
once"
Hundreds Of people now take
eatonic; one or two tablets after each
meal keeps them In good health.
feeling fine. full OF pep. Eatonlc
simply takes up the excess scidity
and pOisons aud carries them right out
of the system. OF course. when the
cause Of the misery IL removed. the
sufferer cannot help but get well.
You will find Il quick. sure relief
for heartburn. Indigestion. Sour. acid.
gnssy. bioated stomach. II costs but
n trihe and your druggist will supply
sou. II you don't feel well. you give
eatonic test. Adv.
The Keota news., 1920-08-27
He Was Rich.

Deception Is ba, policy during the
courting days. since u IL 80 often fol-
lowed by the Storm Of disclosure.
This was happening In the Smith
household.
"You always seemed ~ lave plenty
of money before We were married.
jll,esl Mrs. Smith.
'!Alns. darling. Il WAS only seeming :
really. I Ind very iiitlc." replied her
husband snhi!.
".And what's more. you told me you
expected In I. rich.'
".\nd I nm rich" mmrmurcd the man
loving. "l'vc gUt you!"