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similarly. a 10 better economy,
In my opinion. to get IarEe roast
Of the second and third loin ribs,
or a heavy log OF mutton, than any
schesp cut" II what ! want Is real
meat. I mean, N I seek meat only
as a fisvor. as an adjunct 10 the
dish, then. of course, any piece Of
inex pensive meat win do. But u
a real piece Of meat IL demanded
then the so-csiIed ''prime" cuts
are. 4 beiieve, cheaper IN the end.
Look always st the amount OF
waste. In round steak, for sx-
ample, the waste per pound cannot
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SHE AND ALLAN

since above there 10 always O
stronger lord who withers eli his
pomp and pride 10 nothiREness,
even az the great kings lssrnsd In
olden days and who am higher
than they. am lsarnins now. Hear.
ken. Troubles besst me wherein I
would have your help and that OF
your companions. tor which ! win
pay each Of you the fee that he de-
sires
aThs brooding white man who is
with you, shall free his daughter
and unharmed; though that he viii
be uuharmed do not promise. The
black savage captain shalt fight his
an and gain glory that he seeks,
also something that he seeks still
more. The little yellow ape asks
nothing save TO be with his master
like dog and to satisfy at once
his stomach and his apish curiosity.
You, Allan, shall see the dead over
whom you brood at night, though
the other guerdon that you might
have won 10 now passed from your
reach because you mock at me IN
your heart"
"And what must we DO 10 gain
these things3" ] asked.
"You must make war under my
banner and rid me OF my foes. AZ
for why, listen 10 the end OF nay
tale and you shall learn"
reflected that Il was o marvel
,cus thing that this queen who
claimed supernatural powers
should need our help in q Wat. but
thinking II wiser 10 keep my naedL
tations TO myself, said nothing. As
a matter OF fact I might ~ well
have spoken. since ~ usual she
read my thoughts.
"You are thinking that II IL
strange, Allan, that |. the Mighty
and Undyine. should sock your aid
in some petty tribal battle, and so
IL would be were my FOES but com
mon savages. But they are more;
they are men protected By the
ancient god OF this irnfnemcriai city
OF Kor, q grea. god In his day,
whose spirit stiil haunts these ruins
and whose strength still protects
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be more than an ounce or two,
while In short ribs. brisket. plate.
shoulder chuck, etc. u must bo
tour 10 sin ounces. I often wonder
why 30 many persons buy q chuck
seesk, which has the long bone,
this two pieces OF gristie and the
small pieces OF meat, when the
Delmonico or the round ls all meat,
with no waste. at only q few cents
a pound more.
I think II would surprise some
housskeepers 10 see the amount OF
waste for which they usually pay,
A cork loin ! recently purchased at
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O0ntiHaed from Preceding Page
cried in a ringing voice. '0h! OF o
truth you weary me and ] have q
mind to send you where you win
learn what Is impossible and what
is not. Indeed, would do II, and
now, only I need your services, and
IL did there would be none left for
me to talk with, since your COM
panions is moonstruck and the
others are but sayages OF whom ]
have seen enough.
"Hearken. fool Nothing is Inn
possible. Why do you seek, you
who talk Of the impossible. 20 CIR.
die the great world in the span OF
your two hands and to weigh the
secrets OF the Universe In the bal.
ance OF your petty mind and, OF
that which you cannot understand,
to say that Il is not? Life you adj
NIT because you see II all about
you, but that It should endure tor
two thousand years which after all
is but a seconds beat In the story
of the earth, that to you Is impos-
sible,' although in truth the pro.
tected seed, or the sealed.up toad
can live as long, and doubtless you
have some faith which promises
you this same boon to all eternity.
after the little change called Death.
Doubtless you think It impossi.
BILE that | should speak with and
learn of you from yohder old black
wizard who dwells In the country
whence you came. And yet when.
ever l will | do so in the night be-
cause he Is In tune with me, and
what / do shall be done by all men
in the years unborn. Yes. they
shall talk with each other across
the wide spaces of the earth and
the lover shall hear her lovers
voice although great seas roll be-
tween them. Nor perchance shall
it stop at this; perchance In future
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Sunday American-Examiner Patterns

measure. A medium size win re-
quire "a yards of 27.inch material
for the blouse and 2M yards for
the overblouse.
A POPULAR SKIRT STYLE
(3i4s). The pattern is cut In
seven sizes: "a, 26, 2S. 80, 81, "a
and So inches waist measure. A
medium size win require 2ss yards
OF .fO.inch msterial
To obtain any one Of these desir-
able patterns fili In the accompany
ing coupon and mail with 10c In
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me w ffufu p8NWsty
rye said. I'm no genius.
But I had the good for
tuns TO know q Gsnins.
One day this man told
me Q ''secret." II had TO
do with gettins ahssd
and growing rich. He
had used u himself
with remarkable re-
suits. He said that
every wealthy m ap
Knew this secret -
that IL why he ls rich,
I used the -sesret.-
II surely had q good
test. At that time I was
fat broke, Worse than
that, for I was several
thousand dollars IN the
hole. I had about given
Secret" TO work.
Az first I couldn't
change In foftune. I.
Money actually flowed
in on me. ! was thrilled
with a new sense Of
power. Things ] couidn't
DO before became as
easy for me 60 10 ss
opening a door. Ny
business doomed and
continued 10 leap ahead
az a rate that staftlsd
me. Prosperity became
my partner. since that
day I've never known
whrt II IL 10 want for
money. Friendship, hap
piness. health or any %
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..rss sss iss'ss-' .rsu.s- si,A L, e bsSsly
ekins oat . living. TODAY
ihis yesns man y ,rcrtn
se1D 900. He IL buildiag =
SIS eco home--ead rarf1f
cash for Il. Re bee three
automobiles. His ehildren
40 10 private schoois, he
rres hunting, ashina, truvei-
kim. his income D. over
thousand dollars q week
IN . little town IN New
York lives q man vho twq
yvars aeo wus pitied By 81
whe knew him. From the
tmr he was ~ No had
worked and slayed-aud 81
4 fnilure. without work ,
IN sebt 10 Ma cseritsbie
frfeads. With an invalid soa
q .sprsrt, ths outlook was
Then NJ iesrned the "se-
crrt, In two weeks be was
h business for \ mseil. 10
wgrking nieht 800 dag 10
~, p'rs,gs rgs'srs ~s, saO.So i'iS barlss
1911 the profits ran clpse 10
fso. 900. Ard tbs Epnini -
yrar-yeung npn Il epjoyine
pieasnrea and comforts Ne
little sseamed ever would BE-
r couLD tefi ros thousspd.
~ similar lnstnnccs hhi
thsre's ~ need - ~ this ps
'secr,t'' itssif. men you
esn pgt y \? vort snd ace
cont clalm I can make
yo1 rich oserpiEhf. MaytA 7
ear -nnsyfe 7 cant. noune
one has But % claim that
\ can hefp - ont of cverg
100 meoa,ln ~ thow n.Iit IA We
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/ FEW EXAMPLES
Personal Experienees

Psr~smni Experiences
Amomx ever $50, 900 users
% "Power of VIII are sncn
seyi supreme Court Justiee
psFksr; Wa Ting Fana. er-
On nens Amha ssa6or
Assistant rostmsster 0enerni
Rrfff; Ges, ckeivie ~ Ne
Ssrsss-~ca n wsilsvsrvs
Iss,s' Esr,s'- ,sss., 1s.; h.eIps... tleig Hs
Hetsi construction 90. /; Gov.
Ferris n Htchiwsn, and many
others % easai prcminenee.
Rees rreas frem One
Days H~-Afws.
'sThe result fro9 one DAYS
study netted me saoo cnsh.
think n great book, and
wouid not b. wtbopt u fqr
Ia tfmes the cosf, IA, W
wfiks, rsuiktos. a.. Dssets.
worth sis.ees s~s wete
srhef boon hss been worth
more thsn sfb,nfs0 10 ne.
Oscar 2. shef,f~ "a. III n
Locuat &C., pecsfur. m
ws-Is ne wersA sfss. .ees
nj I hsd onff hss u vhen
was ~ y~srs ed would
4. worth : surssro tImss o.
rricr "-e W. raytor, 1Te
hasts Fe nv, siisns, 1Nsr
s-'~Sy,,ss." ss."-sssassr"r'
..sines Z fesa rerer q
irsn 30 70 'sieo n.ontS."
II n oiteon. san piseo.
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The point of II all. my friend is that yeu
are using only about One-tenth OF that won
derful brain OF yours. That's why ybu
haven't won greater success. Throw the an
used nlne-teBths 81 your brain into action
and you'll hs amazed at the almost instau-
Ths win il tbe motive power OF the brain.
Without a highly trained, ihferihIe will, q
man has about ae much chance Of attaining
success IN fife Is railway ensine has Of
crossing the continent without steam. The
hlgEest ideas have no value without Will
power 70 'put them over" Yet the Will.
although heretofore entirely neglected, can
he trained into wonderful power like the
brain or memory and by the very same
method--inteligent exercise aud use. "a
If you held your arm In sling for two
years n would become Dowerless to lift "A
feather from lack of use The same Is true
of the Whit becomes useless from lack
~ practice Because We don't use our Wills
-lbecause we continually bow 70 Circum
stance-wp become uBhhfe 70 assert our
selves. What our Wills need Is practice.
nevelOp your wiii-power and money will
flow IN % you. Rlch opportunities will
open M for you. Driving energy YOU never
dreamed ron had viii manifest itself. You
will thrill with q new power-a power tha
nothing can resist. YOu'n have an influence
over people thHt you never thought possible.
Surcess-in whatever form you want it-E
And tbeae are only q few of the things the
.'sefret'' viii 20 for you. The, "scCretl Is
tspoweT IN VIII ("
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" ET'S have q little chat about get
ting ahead-you and i. My
- Ss sss me e Rf1sop Man 0ts %sd % sgss lsSpss
Men Rich" I don't deny II. Pve done
II for thousands of people-iifted
them up from poverty 60 riches.
I'm no genius--far from n. I'm Just
a plaini essryday; unsssamins sort Of
looked black despair In the sye--had
failure stalk me around and hoodoo
everything I did. I've knowR. the BIT
terest kind OF want
But to-day all is different. have
money Win buy. I am rich also In the
things that money won't buy-health,
happiness and friendship. Few peo-
pie have more OF the blessings of the
world than T.
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How Yos Can Prove This at
NV Expense n"

Z KNOW yvu'n think that I've claimed "A
lot Perhaps ron think there must he
catch somewhere. But here II my offer.
Nou can easily make thoHsands-you can't
lose = penny. -.L
send 10 nloney--no, not a cent. Merely
clip the coupon and WaiI u 10 me. Ry ~
turn mall yOu'H receivc not n pamphlet. Rpt
the whole ''secret' told in this wonderful
La, "pOwER OF Will"
Keen II five DAYS. Look u over IN y0pr
home Apply so,ne u It's sifnpip teaching.
N " doesn't show yUu how you can ncrcnEs
your fhrOme MANY times ovcr-iust a.. ~
hiss for tlOusands u othcrs-muil the book
back. Yau win W. out Nothing. MI
But N yOu fepl thnt "pOWER OF Will"
wih 10 tnr y0h what n has done for ovcr'a
quarter " = million ufhera-'f yuu feel na
they 10 that it's the pext greatest book 70
the Hihle-srnd me only 500, and lou gAd
1'll ~ square.
W you nass this offer by. I'm be ont only
the sfnall profit on = three ana half dollnr
sale. NHt vOn-you NAV easily be out the
differcnce between whPt ,yor'ro making nov
and an Mcarne several tiulrs ne great So
yon ses tg've = iot-a whole iot-morc to
l0sn tbnn T. ~
mail he coupon or write a letter now
vOO maj never read this offer n0uin. wv
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MY sudden Tise to riches naturally
surprised others. One BY, one
peopie came to me and asked me
how did II. I told them. And it
worked for them as wen as II did
some OF the things this secret"
has done for people are astounding:
Il would hardly believe them II 1
hadn't seen them with nay own eyes
Adding ten. twenty, thirty or forty
dollars a week to a mans Income is
n mere nothing. That's merely play
ing at Il. in one case took rank
failure and IN q few weeks had him
A Young man in the East had an
article for which there was a Aa-
tion-w demand.
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pLMAsu tsll me how 10 h.
n ereass mf heissi sbeui si1
lnehes.--M. s
Yoag helxht can be increased BY
stretching and swinging ON a
lrapess hung over q conyenieot
doorway. Ten minutes a day spent
In stretching is natures own
method 10 Increase your height
Yoa mag be surprised 90 nnd y0u
can add a whole inch 10 your
stature BY Strengthening out the
klnka IN your spine. swimmins Is
good for this and so. TOO, ls sleep.
Ing. Sleep eight or nine hours
every nisht n you can
rAN you advise me as to en-
Va Iarsed pores on the facet
Thsy have only recently sp-
peared and apparently without
cause. 90 I have good health aud
am very careful about my
food, exercise and eleanliness--
MARION O.
since yoa never use rouge OF
cosmetics and powder only spar
ingly. IL at all, then I can see no
reason for this condition. especi
ally as your skin has always been
30 healthy. The probabilities are
however, that some foreign matter
has entered the pores and seri
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TT was a simple thing that Jumped
me nm from poverty 20 riches. As
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Beauty 5 Question Box

6usly lnterfered with their funG
tiDn such ifriianta VIZ cause
xradunl enlargement OF these
glands, which can only b. reduceA
In size again b. the use OF sonn
astringent lotion Ike the follow
ingi .'i.
csmphor water. ....'.....N pint
elyesrlne ...........,. ounce
1orsk .................Hs OUNCE
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the good things OF life.
That nsecret' surely made me rich
In every sense OF the word.
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PeIsou Polishing Company =,
lss-B wHeor Bloek, Mcrldsn, Conn.

Tselfan PubifHhinR Cowpany.
fSa-B Wilcox nloeb, Mertden, Conn.
You may send me "powcr of Wiir' NJ pohr
rist. I aRree to remit $3.50 or remail tho
boob 30 you IN five DAYS
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Oontimaed from precesiHO Page
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He First Notices
Your Complexion

Maks your complexion
beautiful = attractive Ia
reason for admiration.
II your complexion Is
naturally rough, or lacks
that exquisite texture so
greatly 20 be desired. give
Il q few touches of
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No how much sarnng show yoa how
h failures and shown them how
make Sl0o-s2o0 and in high $1,000 weekly
4 willing prove this entirely isk and
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Name ".",.n",.."..'.....".....,.i.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-02-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
CA.f..J NJ

Department of the Interior. L. S.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, Febru.
airy II. 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that Fred
Nafziger of Lemhi. Idaho, who, on
March s. 1917. made Homestead en-,
Try No, ossl35. for Lot l. Sec. /, r
i6 N. Il. "a E., Lot I. Sec. s. T. II
~. r. % f., and Lot (. Sc Il SWA
Sec. 81. T. II north. range % east,
Boise Meridian. has filed notice of in
tention TO make three year final
proof to establish claim to the land
above described before Allen c. Mer
rift U. :. Commissioner. at Salmon
Idaho, on the 9th day of April. 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses
George Hansen, Gust Swanson. Sam
uel w. Sims. Anker t. Amonson. all
of Lemhi. Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY. Register
February 81 March ID
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THE BARKING DOG
BEHIND A FENCE,

For no other reason than that the
Leadore correspondent OF this news.
paper wrote for his page courteous
and proper criticism OF the appear
ance OF a company OF players In that
town on the stated show night OF the
local playhouse, there was published
on behalf OF the visiting players a
savage attack on the correspondent
and also upon The Recorder. the cor
respondent for delivering hot air for
a living and this newspaper for be
ing petty sQueaker."
IL Ia an unsigned attack, like the
bark OF yellow dog behind high
board fence. afraid to come out In the
open. ID should be said In passing
that the correspondent did nothing
that he should be ashamed of In
standing up for his home town and
he will go along most likely in his
own way OF reporting the news of his
community to the good OF the up
building thereof.
The Recorder is the most widely
read newspaper In this section Of the
country for Its disposition to help
the communities II serves. which
doesn't make IL squeaker either,
And It's safe guess that that
growl from over the fence did not
come from any member of that com
pany OF players at all. who were com
mended to the extent OF friendly no
tice OF their offering and who receiv
ed liberal patronage from this office
besides. In the line OF its public ser
vice The Recorder has cheerfully
knocked few grafters numerically
over the head and perhaps there II
more OF the same work In store for II
From this source no doubt came this
attack.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
serial No. uiSas

Department OF the Interior. L. s.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho. Fehru.
AIRY 81. 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that
James Nj. Ryan Of nseth. Nevada.
who, on November -. 1909. made
Desert Land Entry. No. o1s5a for
NEa SEN. Sta ST. Sec. Il: NEA
section 80, township - north. range
- east, Btose Meridian. has fiFed no
tice Of intention To make proof BY
purchase under the provisions of the
Act of March I, 1918, to establish
claim TO the land above described.
before Allen c. Merritt. L. s. Com.
missioner, at Salmon. Idaho. on the
9Th day of April. 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: Wal.
ter $. Brown of Salmon. Idaho
Charles A. Norton OF Salmon. Idaho /:
Wallace W. Slavin Of Carmen. Idaho:
Meade Neal of Carmen. Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY. Register.
February e7-March 70
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ONE or MANY NOBLE
QUALITIES.

II IL said that In tho estimation OF
Abraham Lincoln the poem entitled
20. Why should the Spirit of Mortal
be Proud?" was tho greatest he had
ever read President Lincoln was
constantly showing tho folly OF faiae
personal pride and OF feelings of
scorn for our fellow beings. In the
opinion OF this great man. scorn and
pride are the most foolish OF all
things. And this Ia unauest ionabiy
true. but the pity 10 that so few per
sons learn II In time to make their
lives what they otherwise might be.
Hut President Lincoln never took n
negative stand on any subject and.
while eondemning scorn and pride.
he constantly emphasized the fact
that the most desirable Of all earthly
things Is friendship. the ability to
love they neighbor as myself"
Whenever you find a man who has
the most friends. You almost invari'
ably find the happiest man. whether
he IL rich or poor In worldly goods.
The fact that HIS fellow men revere
him Is proof that he has shown his
love for them. Such "A man must
have won the respect of those who
know him by his willingness to be
JAEAs w aNk hNtuthA W.
himself which he Is not anxious for
others to have ON equal terms.
One OF the most grieyious faults OF
human nature Is TO withdraw our
love for a person because we do no,
approve of him entirely. II liz this
feeling. perhaps more than any 9th
or. that leads TO so much domestic dis
cord. No mother ever LOVED a son
less because OF hia faults, no matter
how much abe may have sriesed over
them. No man should think less OF
his fellow men because OF their weak
nesses. And II was this noble and
generous trait in Abraham Lincoln
that has made his name one that will
be rosered for time immemcriai
To seek 10 gain partisan adyantagC
out OF the life OF such man is q
weakness 10 be pitied,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-02-27
800 Reward. 500

The readers Of this paper win be
pleased 10 learn that there II at least
one dreaded disease that science kas
been able to cure In all its stages and
that In catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine In taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces Of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature In doing Its
work. The proprietors have 90 much
catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II fails
to cure Send for list Of testimonials.
Address r. ). CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. TIC.
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LEGAL ADyrnl

claims against the ~
exhibit them win !.
vouchers within for.
the first publication = ,
the said administrato, /
the county of Lemhi \
Dated January 26th :
WILLIAM T. -
Administrator of the ].
Fleming, deceased
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-02-27

oeTldl mo. UZ56o4 -
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at HALEY. Idaho, Janu-
airy "a, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that Oil.
yer J. Randall Of Salmon. Idaho, who.
on January IA. 1920. made Forest
Homestead Entry. No. 025834. for a
tract OF 81 acres within the Salmon
National Forest in sections 5 and 6.
township 10 north. range p east,
Boise Meridian embraced in Home
stead Entry Survey No. 431, List No.
4-2423, more particularly described
by metes and bounds as follows: Be-
ginning at Corner No. /, whence the
northwest section corner of Sec. 5.
bears N. 57' 16' E., 3.07 chains; ex-
tending thence S. 81 04 E.. 2.S9
chains; thence S. 90 ST. W., 1884
chains; thence s. $50 OF w. 1887
chains: thence S. So IA W., 1897
chains; thence N. 70 4O' w. 2O,62
chains; thence N. $50 o. E.. 1875 chs.
thence N. 60 81 L. 22.64 chains: to
the place of beginning. Beginning
again at Cor. No. s, whence Cor. No.
2, bears N. 81 GA; extending thence
8: 81 o4 E 1914 chains; thence S.
AZ os w: 1855 chains; thence
north 80 "a W., 900 chains.
thence 5. So or w, 25S chains;
thence 5. So or W., 1fSS chains:
thence N. 30 81 E.. 24.94 chains to
the place of beginning, except that
portion (61.20 acres) heretofore re-
stored under List 1862. the net area
hereby listed being 20S0 acres. has
MED notice of intention to make final
three year proof to establish claim to
the land above described before Allen
Z. Merritt. U. s. Commissioner, at
Saimon' Idaho, on the 9th day of
March, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses. VIII.
lam ii. Shoup, Dee Simons, William
T. Smith, George E. Shoup, all of
Salmon, Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY, Register.
January 30--February OF
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Chronic Consultation.

There are people who never have
a movement Of the bowels without 10
Is produced by cathartic. Most Of
them have brought that condition on
themselves by the use of mineral wa
ters and strong cathartics that take
too much water out of the system and
aggravate the disease they are meant
to relieve. A mild laxative tonic like
|Chamberlain's Tablets affords gen
tie movement of the bowels that you
hardy realize has been produced by a
medicine. and their use il not likely
to be followed by constipation. For
sale by +. G. Hettinger Salmon Drug
Igist Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-02-27
LEGAL ADVERTISING
SALE OF BANK ASSETS.

The remaining assets of the First
National Bank of Salmon, Idaho, will
be sold At public auction to. the high.
est bidder, without recourse. on Wed
nesday. the S1st day of March, 1890
az the front door of the courthouse In
the city OF Salmon. Lemhi county
Idaho. beginning at 10 a. m. of said
day.
list of the assets may be had up.
on application TO Harry Kelly, Sal.
mon, Idaho, Hon. J, NJ. stevens, Poca,
tello, Idaho. or to the receiver, Spe.
cific data may be obtained from
Judge Stevens at Pocatello. Idaho.
{, ID. HAMMER. Receiver,
1872 +, st, n w. Washington. u. C.