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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19
CHURCH PUBLICITY.

The Wichita Area Of the Nc,h
odist Church. according 10 ih'
Wichita Beacon. Ia, rccenii
taken several progressive ,.cp.
intended TO interest the pc 'pl'
directly in the church. One oi
these step, j. 10 seek ont from the
various congregations at least
one person who Fan be- developed
into n real newspaper rcportC
and turn ont church puhlicii.
that will eventually &c, into
print. ~
= This is one OF the best steps
that could be taken toward sccur
ing proper publicity Tor the vari
Gus churches oi the area. and We
i, is true that all OF those wh,
NAV he selected aS reporters wal
not "makc good IL !, not ever,
man and woman who believes b.
or she is competent 20 act as
newspaper reporter who has m
knack and the nose for new, tia
Is absolutely essential. vet q sui
ficient number viii be deycl0pe,
"a give the churches more pub
licity than they have been sccur
ing heretofore.
Most newspapers are actuah
anxious To help the churches, re
gardlcsS oi denomination. IN th
work they are seeking "a accom-
pliSh. Mos; newspapers are viii
ing 20 strain a point with refer
ence 10 news values in order &
publish those things which th
churches want published. Bu
the newspaper editor who ha
training i unwilling t. I'LL hi
newspaper space with matte
which he knows the avcrag
reader will not read. He want
news stories that grip from tn
beginning and hold one, attcn
ton throughout. To make Of
sermon 4 gripping news story !
the work 81 an artist. who know
how To dclve into the innermoS
parts 81 n sermon. extract III
punch and present il in the be
ginning oi his account. rathc
than at the place il would take !
The sermon were published !.
fril.
Newspaper readers. Ike news
paper editors. look FOR th
"punrh" At the beginning II !
not every reporter whose nos
for news i sufficiently sharp {
irsect the feature oi a sermon a
a glance and present that fca,ur
attraciively. and vet present III
other phases 81 the sermon iull
and fairly. And Yet no news
paper has sufficient number O
trained men o. spare them &
"cover" sermons on SUNDAY
though some OF them cover
few OF the sermons each Suuda
in their respective localities.
Il is RICH, tina; the various he
Nominations should seek publici,
through the press. II they hay
something to offer the people Tia
is good. then they must intcre.
tho people in that something
they wish them 10 come Tor !
And the plan OF developing con
peicnt newspaper reporters
each congregation ought % ha'
some mea sure oi success. AZ
will have. provided that there
no small town effort 90 cause Il
newspapers 10 publish iicn
that are poorly constructed ~
Of no value "a their readers or
the church.
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I,oiJ AMBER WILL MANAGE
MN "a FINISHING SIOhi.

Mike Holan,i.r. formerly proprietor
~ m. Famous clothing store. after q
rr.'r,pt,d illness b. ahlr o. a. down
town and attend 'o business Ito 80
u.ris in tign charge ut 'fhr Man
store, 40 tho former location ~ ""
bins Topgsty. tomorrow morning. ~"
vtu ir. me manager 81 The new 'on'
arm
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NINNIEW FAIR

The director, az the Northwest
Tc<,. Far association. oi Plain
v,cv b,y, announced that the
second l,y ni the iair will Dc
a. n,r,ll, Day" and the yates oi
the civ ON TUESDAY. Scptcmhcr
~ viii he wide omen for visitor.
from ,bi. civ
Their, =. no doubt that large
number, Of Amarillo people have
becn manning Ia attend the great
i,,r a, pl,inyicy and the ruur
tc.y which ha, bccn p,id tho Dec.
plc of thi. cor, /. cmuhau.all,
1nprc,ia,cd
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\ PROPOSED VISIT

presidcn, de- u llucr'1 oi Mes
leo has announced that m, viii 90
tend the Texas State FAIR ui'
the commissioners who l.ili D. +
charge al Mexico, cVccl'cr, &C.
hibit AZ Dallas
President lie n ilucrt7 Is o.
first president 81 NcNicp iH
generation who has beer iucl.v
10 be- Friendly with \mcrican
and IL j. fitting that hc ,houl,
accept the invitation a. Tcxas ;
nav this sta'c : visit
We know ~ nothing who
viii indicate Ca Tho rlul- rul '.'
81 the Messiah p urle q
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SAYS RPIN
10 tLLN\IGtN
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"IlInu.s.n .pIv n1 heed 10 uhWl's
his Iimui, Cox DO ha icllin about al
ifuon Wi'iUu bank rOul ~ IA IIN o.
ny. l'hvats We" ting th' luik's o.
fifteen mlitu IN N-z Nlthin list
.a'hlr 40 al az an.
: "Ti hrlkir' ih heart e. mrall 20
nls MON jimmie Cox. 'TiZ % very uu.
lgninod gazihu h. b. ~ Nt a. Taste
hiRl. wid no. iday at all. ai 100. "a tn
olfmniiav e. m u,pishdu Wd In.
rtr iiaar'ir' tied dune al hrz ru'kin'
huir ths limmi, Cox o. De- iuompin'
'lthli an won Wild 90" d.,ccu,y 40 all. I'
n. siNln' .tinEs 90 East loik' thnt N
ta,r NV IN m prcrrh hcz niNcf =
Inns; 30 gt q wurrud in h"chunt
ris tuIhy shame. 90 FL, sU.
TN plmmwrats shud h'v had NOR
osia,t 60 az dignitay e. IN 'uunthly
50 T. THEY'RE uathIn bet rlif n"cSs
h,y are So" ". ". LYNCH
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Tvo Men 90 Naska.

Two recruits were accepted Tor IN.
f,u'iy -ryicv IN ALASKA Stturd1y. Tho
men vsr, sent to ~ l'nso aud VIII
then ga tn seattle Tea uanSpurtati' y
20 Alaska The service In Alnslin Was
full fur a long tim" and II has been
only aimee SepieTbs- that recruits
nav, hstg a. -ptsd i"r there.
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ARGUMENT OVER SEWING
MACHINE PROVOkEs FIGHT


y = Nure 81 Tiscosl and l.. q.
Eurruu. manager 81 the Singer Sew
.rg Ma,hin, Company here hrcain" ~.
.rly,d .r ur argument as 2" payments
over sewing machine that had been
purchased uu an insiallmrnt plan 'l
Tiuh and TAYLOR streets t"luv noon.
The men cntinglrd and when NOR ai'
nay .ulci IL WAS found that Nuns
hai been hit ''yerr blow WIN %
shark Mug wrench ON the head just be-.
hind m, right ear.
Nuu-y works on q gravel PIT ~ TAs
.a,a. After h. had his wounds dressed
Pc won't 90 m, shcriffs office and said
hat h. planned tu lilc assault charges
against Runvon
Gugyuu said in the afternoon that tho
machine had been sold more than ~iN
wears ago and that all Va" payments
had NOT lcDu made
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FIRST STOCK TRAIN
IS DECIDED SUCCESS

Tf trr special ro.s train 0E'I
ff. I.. island frm Tu.uuclu =.
so %. t' hnmI tIig lr Amarillo.
ras ruu sfsfdls 4 siwI'lI ufiu
o. isa fuu each Saturday ffUn r.w CD
- long AZ bushes justlffs Do o. Hl.
rlunr.d irstefdays train CONSIST 4
e. s1 sfo0k ears. twenty Of Whi.h vtrD
from Is,lnts IN New Mexico and th.
n'f- thirty q which originated in M"
fH.nt'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19

Nearly 81, orn "un o"o worth IT silver
ms l...r ', ~ 'rum tho mines "f Boil
va
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-19

Sad Mngul Ovcrtlls. IN express
miia ur sulid blue. high hack
90 suspcnd'is: warranted best
overall made. 30 To- o. waist
- clos' out. pair ....... $50
Extra Sizes, pair. S.91
so,' l.,lircr Palm t,lovcF. made
Il extra heavy Canton Elan
nrl. mule skin fingers AMI
iulm - clusc "ut, pair 3ir
81 oO Blue Wugl. shirts. made of
genuine Pine ard Blue Boll
ChnmhrlN viii not fnde and
uutVr1is Whrr materials.
Siz,s - e. i7E .N.iS
Sig IS To- 1879 ..,....... sins
200 Athlcur Union Suits. madc
iu check matviials--wcars well
a"d HJdc well Sizes ~ IN
% ~ close uut ....,... SLID
s. go Athletic Union SUITS. In
crepe. PONCE and fancy ira.
t"ri1ls. Closed crotch. Sik's
20 in a.. 10 tius' uut Si.sS
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a "a Mems SilS Interviewer
Sncks--,vory IIir guaranteed
will ouiwcar ans hose mrdr.
black. whit" and many other
shades. including 'm dnNan.
Pair ........,......... Sl.l1
,sr l.islr Hose Ter men. w
white. black. navy. grey ard
other shades Made with duu'
WI. sul,s aud high Splircd
heels. 10 clusr cut, Iiir 55c
toe Mems Hose In navy, black.
cmdoyau and white, double
heels and tuss. sizes 10 10
ui.. 10 close out lair. s5c
$3.50 Fourin.llands. made "f 81.
Ia heavy silks In n'w pat
terms which W. show IN al
vance uf other stores.
To- close cut ........... Sl.H5
$500 Knit Fourth Hands in
hlark. red. gir'n and navy.
the h,St wear Ties mHd"
1u close out ............ SLID
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04
NOT AN AUTOCRAT.

On June %, 1862, President Lincoln
addressing the Senate on the project of a
treaty between the United States and
Mexico, which had been proposed to him
by our minister to Mexico. said:
"The action of the Senate is of course
conclusive against the acceptance of the
treaties on my part. have, neverthe-
less, thought it just to our excellent min
lister in Mexico and respectful to the
Government of that Republic to lay the
treaties before the Senate together with
the correspondence which has occurred
in relation to them. In performing this
duty have only to add that the impor-
lance of the subject thus submitted to
the Senate caunot be overestimated, and
l still cheerfully receive and consider
with the highest respect any further adj
vices the Senate may think proper to
give upon the subject"
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04

Some years ago an expedition from the
University of Pennsylvania was sent to
one of our Southern States for the pur-
pose of observing a solar eclipse.
The day before the event one of the
professors said to an old colored man be-
longing to the household wherein the
scientist was quartered:
tom. if You will watch your chickens
tomorrow morning you'll find that they'll
all 60 to roost at eleven O'clock"
Tom was, of course, skeptical; but at
the appointed hour the heavens were
darkened and the chickens retired to
roost. At this the mans amazement
showed no bounds, and he sought out the
scientist.
'Perfesser," said he, chow long ago
did you know dem chickens would 60 to
roost?"
about year ago." said the Professor
smilingly.. -
"Well, eff dat don't beat alp was the
mans comment. TPerfesser, year ago
dem chickens want even hatchedP'
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04
Woman Suffered in Silence
Health Poor, Beauty tast fading Away-Made
Believe She Was Well.

puzzle out what made me feel so bad Nv
good, home cooked meals didn't even
taste good, and had headaches and was
grouchy. l never thought it was consti-
patton, but now 1 know, for l took foul
little doses of your DR.. True's Elixir and
| it fixed me up grand. l will never be
without it again in case of constipation. u
F. B. B., Allston, Mass.
The bowels need attention first and al
ways. Rich foods, improper cooking,
irregular and quick eating, lack of exer-
else can all be offset providing a mild
laxative is taken regularly.
A Business Man writes: 1.-THE continual
rush of office details and the short meal
hours l get, together with think, restau-
rant foods, has simply knocked my sys-
tenn to pieces. felt logy and had no ap-
petite until l took DR.. True's Elixir, as a
Laxative. 1t Is great thing. No one
Business Man.
DR.. True's Elixir, the Family Laxative
and Worm Expeller. with an esta blished
reputation since 1851 lover 68 years. has
accomplished the seemingly impossible.
1t has relieved thousands upon thousands
OF sufferers from constipation, which
causes so many terrible disorders.
Dr. True's Elixir will benefit everyone
The laborer who eats heartily and quick
~; the office boy and girl who eat s'fan-
cies" and irregu arly; elderly people who
can't digest well and children who suffer
+ from intestinal parasites.
DR. True's Elixir means big saving to
health and pocketbook. AT all druggists.
Three sizes, 40c, Coo, Sl.00. Buy the large
size.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Waldo e. Hall of Brooks, in the
w County of Waldo and State of Maine
by his mortgage deed dated the 18th of June
A. D 1915. and recorded in the Waldo County
Registry of Deeds; in Book 3l9, Page 81, con
veyed to the A. E. Chase Company, a corpora
ton doing business at Brooks. Mai e. Ger
tain lot parcel of land stu 4,ed in id
Brooks, bounded and described as follows:
Bounded the north by land of Belfast &
Moosehead Lake Railroad; on the east by land
formerly owned by Alex Stevens, land OF
Lauriston Cilley and land of John Dickey; on
the south by land of said John D,ckey and on
the west by land OF Hattie Roberts. Contain,
ing 20 LIZ acres. more or lass. Being the same
real estate conveyed to me by Humphrey
Small by his deed of warranty, dated Nov A.
1896. Recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds,
Book 249. 'age 208
And whereas. the condition of said mort
gage has been broken. now therefore by rea-
son of the breach of tn condition Thereof, we.
the said A. E. Chase Company. holder and
owner of said NOR gage. claim a foreclosure,
Dated Brooks. Maine. Feb, %. A. d. 1920.
A. E. CHASE 20.
By e. A. CARPENTER, President.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04
MRS. CBAS. P[DED
GAINS Il POUNDS
WAS TWICE EXAMINED AND TOLD
OPERATION WOULD BE HEX
ONLY HOPE.

stI HAVE just finished my third bottle
OF Tanlac and have gained twenty
seven pounds" was the truly re-
markable statement made by Mrs. Charles
Peden, residing at $50 Mill Street, Hunts
vile, Ala.
"When | commenced taking the medi-
cine, she continued 81 only weighed
ninety-eight (98) pounds; now l weigh
l25 pounds and never fe t better in my
life. For years | have suffered with a
! bad form of stomach trouble, constipa-
ton and pains in my side and back. At
times the pains took the form of torture,
and was twice examined and each time
| was told that | had appendicitis and
that an operation would be my only hope.
II had made lall preparations for the
| operation and called in my sister to tell
her good-by, as did not know whether |
| would live to see her again or not. My
sister begged and pleaded with met not to
allow them to cut on me and told me to
| wait and try good tonic for awhile
The next day, as | returned from the con-
sultation room, l thought of what she
said, and as l had heard so much about
Tanlac, decided to try it and got bot
| tie.
Il never returned for the operation,
but just kept taking the Tanlac. Right
from the start l began to feel better The
medicine seemed to take hold right at
/ once.
81 was so happy over the wonderful
improvement in my condition that sent
| for my neighbors to tell them how much
better felt sent and got another bot
tie of Tanlac and have just finished tax
ing my third bottle and feel as if had
been made all over again into new
woman"
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04

Seaboard Air Line fast train Fox" be-
tween Jacksonville and Tampa, bears
the distinction of being the second oldest
engineer in point of service with this
road, having been with the company for
thirty-five years.
Il have gained twenty pounds on seven
bottles of Tanlac and feel as well and
happy as l did when a boy" said Mr..
Weeks
For twenty years l suffered with
nervous Indigestion of the worst sort,'
he continued, land at times during the
past fifteen years | didn't think would
last much longer. To tell you the truth,
| finally reached the point where didn't
much care whether lived or died"
Thousands of other people all over the
country have reported the same astonish-
ing gains in weight after taking Tanlac.
/ Among these are: Mrs. E. O. Wilson of
1877 Bass St, Atlanta, Ga, who gained 25
pounds; Edward Reno, 1921 Broadway,
Kansas City, Mo, who gained rs pounds;
Mrs. W. {. Cochran of Juliaetta, Idaho.
who gained % pounds; Mrs. Doll Davis
Of 108 Samuel Ave, Peoria, ILL.,, who
gained 80 pounds; Chas. E. Shaffer, sos
W. Charleston St, Portland, Ore, who
gained "a pounds; Mrs. Amelia Mann, R.
F. D. No. 2, Ogden, Utah, who gained Is
pounds; W. S. Hukill, 1908 Park Avenue,
Tacoma, Wash, who gained 20 pounds;
Mrs. b. w. Smith, 3113 Burdett Street,
Omaha. Neb., who gained IS pounds;
Fred w. Saunders, ITO Market ST., San
Francisco, Calf, who gained "a pounds;
and mnay others too numerous to men,
ton.
Tanlac is sold in Belfast by Read &
Hills; in Prospect by L e. Dow & Co.,
and in Brooks by Albert R. Pilley.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04

The storm Of last week was much more
severe on the Kennebec than it was here,
as the following items from the Kennebec
journal will show:
In a town not far from Augusta man
complained to the postmaster that he had
not been getting his mail for a week or
so. "That's queer" said the postmaster.
"The carrier has been covering your
route every day. He has been forced to
60 on snowshoes and he may have been
late, but he has been on your street. i"
The man went home and traced some
snowshoe tracks which he had previously
let pass unnoticed. They led to the barn
and he found the weeks mail in the bird
house on the ridge pole, SO the story teller
said.
An old gentleman out on the Mud Mills
road wishes that the snowshoe parties in
passing over his house, would refrain as
much as possible from throwing things
like lunch boxes and old papers down his
chimney as it interferes with the draft.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04
The SOCIALIST

IWhen the country is prosperous and
h. nepple contented, the Socialist is mis-
ME and discontinued. When times are
Esrd and the people dissatisfied, the So
paGst is active and happy. But always
he Socialist orator, wherever he may be
Iesrd. is preaching discomfort and dis
shsfsction. He never sounds note of
,ood cheer or satisfaction. He works
'ontipuousy for the discomfort which
It'll breed revolution. He breaches hatred
md 5res continuously that your employ
4 is YOUR enemy, and that the man or
.onpany that puts the money in the pay
Envelope IS always and in every case rob-
linz YOU and trying to drive you down
nto The dirt. The supreme weapon of
h Socialist in creating and tanning dis
,onteot IS suspicion. He urges you to
Ilspest every one who differs with him.
be malgus and attacks at every meeting
Nery newspaper in the United States.
fbey are all dishonest and all against
lou. he shouts. His mission is to sep
hate you from everything and from
very source Of information except such
Is he chooses to give you through his
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04

street. corner talks and literature u
ledo News Bee.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04

a,,iness woman writes: There must
p Il women who feel as did. l suf-
per-, silence many times on account
ere rride, but now know that good
w. ,,o is essential to good health. l
's,+sd NV health trying to keep CHEEKY
sg' noretending l was all right when |
\ % | had terrible pains, was 'grouchy'
Fasl headaches almost killed me with
Ipd Il" and worst of all, from my view
~. ! ! had a sallow, unbecoming COM
POln5 which was not helped by face
PleAiIo-- Why didn't try to cure my
PC " Iotber than pretend? After taking
FL T tT' S Elixir. now know that a lax
u w. w8s what l needed. DR.. True's
IT, IS mild and pleasant to take, and
'IlA ~. IN, right fol me. My complexion
70. A. bright and ruddy-blemishes
pea sd and every one remarked how
sN'' berfer looked. Mrs. E. j. B.,
asa Auburn, Me.
The root Of many of the evils of sick
- the bowels, very vital part of
f. hum9n Body
\ .od a fever, diseases or the like can
rsmed,ed at once, providing the opera
T. Al the bowels is normal-the first
"a most important relief can be had by
.,no Laxative, but be sure it is the
S Sost everybody in these days of quick
,t;or and strife, forget their health. The
Ebormg people bolt down their meals,
Ef+aa 90 To bed right after eating, and
lats M IN the morning restless, force
avn ap breakfast and then are distressed
D day ,r,. .r .,,,d,,+
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04
SOUND DOCTRINE.

II stand for government of all the
people founded on the rights of all and on
justice 10 all. l am opposed to govern
ment by any group, or class, or selfish
interest. This is the peoples govern
ment and all the people are now called
upon to support and save and serve it..
We cannot be false to 1T and MAINTAIN
our institutions or our country. This is
the call of America today to all true
Americans. Gov. Coolidge
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04
Mr.. R. c. King Tells Wonderful Story
About Rats. Read II.

"For months my place was alive with
rats. Losing chickens, eggs, feed. Friend
told ME to try RAT-SNAP. did. Some
what disappointed at first not seeing many
dead rats, but in few days didn't see
live one. What were not killed are not
around my place. RAT-SNAP sure does
the trick" Three sizes, Csc, SOC, $1.00.
Sold and guaranteed by A. A. Howes &
Co., Hail. Ellis Hardware Co., and City
Drug Store.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04
Many PEOPLE REPORT
BIG GAINS IN WEIGHT
fA. SANDS OF Thin, FRAIL PEO-
T,t KESTORED TO HEALTH
EY 1ANLAC.
MANY REMARKABLE
EXPERIENCES TOLD
'eJa. r al Ranks of Lie Tell What
hrated Medicine Has Done
for Them.

as he most noteworthy features
! 49, 04Hlction with Tanlac and the
T s1t stands out more promi-
ss t4au any other, perhaps, is the
{ -re number of we'll known men
I Women rom all parts of the country
'b0 aass recently reported astonishing
neTa,A increases in weight as result
lis 4s.
Wbe1 SO many well-known people of
nQls@el integrity make statement
ile- sement, each corroborating the
t1eg we truth of such statements can
Q longer be doubted.
Thousands have testified that this fam
Us medicine has completely restored
BEN To health and strength, after every
th5 medicine and the most skilled
le5ica treatment have failed.
l7e OF The most remarkable cases on
scofd Is That of Mrs. Viola Ives of 315
,foSs street, Little Rock, Ark, whose
laLtmeut appears below.
w May Of 1913" said Mrs. Ives, 81
lleie1 complete breakdown of my
tIFes and my entire system gave way.
.0olt alA weeks afterwards l was car
iiel 10 Tine hospital. l became perfectly
'fIpless-couldn't move any part of my
%! aud lust lay there in bed for five
lon,hS, not knowing anything or any
'oaN ! was brought home in October,
pl5i and trled all kinds of medicine and
NeLElhuE was told about.
iit3j ABOUT so many people getting
Fnei py taking Tanlac and my husband
+ ne "a bottle After taking three bot
~ began to feel better. | have taken
ttefal bottles of Tanlac now and l can
4 sk anywhere and sleep like a child.
N4e1 | look my first dose of Tanlac
'eghed only one hundred and twenty
wv POUNDS. | now weigh one hundred
Du sIAty-two-an actual gain of forty
''uoa Since | started on Tanlac."
Texas Man Testifies
aAo.b"r remarkable case was that of
'Ula NJ Clabtree, a general merchant of
Vile Station A, Dallas, Texas:
have actually gained thirty-four
,llos Oh three bottles of Tanlac and
fN AAow what it is to enjoy good health
IT, suffering for twenty years." said
2 crab,ree.
suffered with catarrh of the stom-
tl1 digestion for twenty years and
4 zen months, before | started TAX
''u'ac, had to live almost entirely
4 cereals | spent nearly all of one
hui ,g5 Year IN bed and was unable to do
Jung at all and | fell off in weight to
/ pounds.
f. n,ler Using my third bottle of Tanlac
09ia ! had Increased in weight from
t.l POUNDS to 1852 pounds, making an
km 1ai gam of thirty-four pounds my
MI sJies were gone, and | was feeling like
F99.1er man."
4 VV'plalq jeff D. Riggs, popular Y &
H. sneineer, running between Vicks-
Ia d a1o New Orleans, and residing at
! Ss eaFi street, Vicksburg, in speaking
s&penence with Tanlac said: Eyes,
ken, ~ an actual fact, l have gained
| 6E9JyS i've pounds on Tanlac."
kDt%,nen began taking the medicine"
ps %,ueo Captain Riggs, 81 was simply
kon ms9ls and physical wreck and had
ked ". DOWN in weight from one hun
bunas. ''o iorty to one hundred and ten
i T, 1--we lust finished my second bottle
kd TAG ta" have gained twenty five pounds
''ei ike a new man."
Oid- lime Engineer Talks.
S'ueef Chas. j. Weeks, who runs the
The Republican journal., 1920-03-04
Luke Kelly Says, "7he Rat Died Before
Reach ing the River"

"Since moving near the river years
ago, we've always used RAT-SNAP.
Watched vicious water rat, nibbllng at
RAT-SNAP outside the house. About Is
minutes later he darted off for the water,
to cool his burning stomach, but he died
before reaching it." Three sizes, Csc, SOC,
S1.00. Sold and guaranteed by A. A.
Howes & Co., Hall Ellis Hardware Co.,
and City Drug Store.