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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-10-15
Newport, Or. Oct. 10,

| newport, Or. OCt. IL, l9ZO.
To the Voters of Lincoln County:
In the "Official Stacker List" just
compiled by Geo. H. White, Adj. Gen
eral of Oregon, only three counties in
the state present clean sheet. One
OF the three is Lincoln. On this roll
of dishonor, comprizing the dodgers
and slackers who shirked their duty
to their country in time Of war, no
name will appear of Lincoln County
citizens. All honor to our young man
hood.
Once every four years, the citizens
OF each county in the state, and Of
each state in the Union, are called
upon to elect men to represent them
in affairs of government. 1t Is the
duty of every citizen to heed this
call. They who neglect to vote, be-
cause 1t inconvenience them to meet
this obligation, or assume that their
neighbOrs will protect them with their
ballots, are dodgers and slackers. We
trust that all qualified voters in Lin
coin County will follow the example
of our soldier boys, and neither
dodge nor evade this duty that they
owe at this time to themselves, to
their state and to their Country.
In this political year of 1920. a re-
construction period, we are confronted
with problems Of government more
complex than at any previous time In
the history of America. We are just
emerging from the cataclysm of a
worldwide war for which we were
poorly prepared to enter. AS con-
sequence We have suffered an unnec-
cessary loss OF life, and an enormous
expenditure of public funds, and the
time has come for the quadriennial
balancing of the books to find out
where we stand.
| Space forbids tabulated statement
of the items on this balance sheet,
but every voter in touch with public
affairs, knows Of the billions of money
wasted in wartime graft, and in the
| financing Of useless wartime actiFi-
ties, with the consequent huge bur
den of taxation. Every one is feeling
the pinch of the high cost of living.
Everyone knows how poor the outlook
under the present one-man admins
tration for betterment of conditions.
Isn't it about time to make a
change? Or do we want four years
more Of wisconsin?
We hear and read lot about "The
League Of Nations, but that is not the
real issue Of the day,
We hear and read lot about the
wetness or dryness of Cox, neither is
that the issue of the day
We hear this and We read that, we
are told to beware senate oligar'
chy," to investigate purported "slush
funds" influences of Tamnany and
other bosses, etc etc, but these are
all minor questions as compared WITH
the real question at Issue.
when Senator Chamberlain was in
Toledo last week he said to one of
its leading citizens, "Mr Wilson Is
trying to force referendum on the
League of Nations. What he is going
to get is referendum on Wilson"
And that is the real, the true, isGue
of the day wisconsin.
Do you want four years more OF
| wisconsin? If so vote for Mr.. Cox,
for though he occupies front seat in
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-10-15
READERS

You are vitality interested in Oregon
having port equal to any port on the
Pacific Coast. Initiative measure No
80 on the ballot to be voted IN No
vember will provide Oregon with such
a port. The cost will be borne by the
people Of the Port Of Portland but all
of the state must vote on it. Vote 80
YES on the ballot on November sec
ond. Paid Adv.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-10-15
ATTENTION IADlESI

The Women's Civic Club would like
to send shipment of canned fruits and
vegetables soon; to the homes for
abandoned women and children SO
please leave your donations at the
Public Rest Room Gn Postoffice Build
ing) during the coming week.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-10-15
GO 10 WALDPORT

Last Sunday Messrs w. X. Patter-
son, C. A. Ofstedahl, G. B. McCluskey,
of this city and w. c. Belt of New
port, went down to Waldport and en-.
rolled seven new members into the
American Legion, Alden Abbey Post.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-10-15
JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS

We are agents for the Journal,
Portland's leading Democratic paper,
and will be pleased to accept your
subscriptions to the Daily at $500 per
year; and the Daily and Sunday at
$3.50; and the Weekly at $150.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-10-15

McWillis owns a ranch at this place
and he formerly lived here.
Messrs. Oscar, Edwin, and sister,
Miss Josia Oakland, accompanied by
Miss Lucy Young and Miss Hannah
Hansen. took in the dance at Wald-
port Saturday night.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-10-15

1S5 pound splash. He succeeded in
getting everything wet but his hat
having left 1t resting on the river
bank.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-10-15

RepuUllCdH NOteTS are uTSeu 10 Vol
the ticket straight at the election Nov
ember End. 1t Is just as essential tina
we elect Republican Congress as
is that we elect a Republican Presi
dent.
Following is the ticket:
For Electors:
M. c. George, Of Multnomah County
Clarence r. Hotchkiss, Of Multnomai
County.
Joseph Hume, Of. Linn County.
John Y. Richardson of Multnomaf
County.
For U. S. Senator:
Robert N. Stanfield, OF Multnomal
County.
For Representatives:
W. c. Hawley, of Marion County.
For Secretary Of State:
Sam A. Kozer, of Clatsop County.
For Justice of Supreme Court:
Henry J, Bean, Of Umatilla County.
Henry l.. Benson, of Klamath County
Lawrence T. Harris, Of Lane County.
Thomas A. Mcbride, of Columbia Co
For Dairy and Food Commissioner:
c. L. Hawley, of Polk County.
For Commissioner Public Service:
Fred G.. Buchtel, of MultnoEah Co
For Senator:
C. j. Edwards. of Tillamook County.
For Representative:
d. E. Fletcher, Of Polk County.
FOR District Attorney:
G. B. McCluskey, of Lincoln County.
For County Judge:
R. H. Howell.
For County Commissioner:
c, M. Warren.
For County Sheriff:
R. r. Gwynn.
For County Clerk:
Carl Gildersleeve.
For County Treasurer:
Ira Wade.
For County Assessor:
A. G. Schwartz.
For County School Superintendent
R. p. Coin.
For County Surveyor:
Ord Castle.
For County Coroner:
F. M. Carter.
For Justice, Newport District:
w. M. Berry.
For Port of Newport:
Frank Priest.
S. G. Irwin.
c. E. Sheffield
A. j. VanWasshove.
For Port Of Toledo:
L. ID. Nash.
For Port Of WaIdport:
J. w. Walker.
J. c. Ludemann.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-10-15
REPUBLICAN TICKET

Republican voters are urged to vote
the ticket straight at the election Nov
ember End. 1t is just as essential that
we elect Republican Congress as it
is that we elect Republican Presi-
dent.
EOlInwipp 10 tho t;oLat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
DODGERS WIN
IN The nth
WITH 4 RUNS

brooklyn. y. v. Sept IN -Rro"klvn
dcf"ntrd 81 Louis 10 IN eleven in
niugs today aud strengthened It's hold
on CrSt place Tho Dodgers gave
Narauard u thrc".run lend In the frRt
Inning. when Myers trirl"d with two
on and scored himself on parsed ball
Marquard held TIA" Cardinals {" thrc"
hits In six innings. one OF whI'h was
10 homer over ia" right held wall, ""
weakened In the seventh when tho visit
tors scored four runs on llrRihcotea
triple, pass. single hnd F"urnicI n
drive over the right h~ld wall
The badgers tied the score In the
ninth "n three singles and pass of
Arhupp. VIII" had pitched brilliantly
from the nrst inning 81 Louis
punched four hits on lfrnrr Ia the
eleventh nut the badgers cam" hack
with nv" hits aud Il HA"Tln"r ny for four
riu- or shordcI SChuiE let " heat n
rmEl" no through him Tor tw" extra
bases Ia This innlHH
4 d"uLICh"hdeT la scheduled f"I T."
inpITDN f'pI~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
HENRY A. c. HOLDS
FIRST PRACTICE
sunday Morning On Tunnel Green
many New Msa Report-Onicsru
Elected at Meeting Tuesday

Tho Henry 4 &. OF the East End Will
hold their nrst workout tomorrow
morning on tho Tunnel Green grounds
at $40 sharp. Hight workout with
signal practice and limbcrinB up eK"r-
cises will ne the only work FOR tho
boys who tryout for tho team. Many
new players are expected TO report for
practice sunday morning. which will
include many formOr Vance stars Of
south wheeling. Plummer. Dailcr and
Huston are Al few OF the South Siders
who have been added.
At the meeting on Tuesday evening
orrlCcrs for the coming season were
elected Jimmy kindcib"rEer half
hack secured a unanim"u~ N"i" Tor the
,HpIuln,y and IL expected /" prove n
notable leader this season Tom con
mol manager, RuAsel M"idrr. business
maha6sr q T. NAll. TTrnidcn,. were
tho Gthrr uni,rTs cle'trd
Tho Tact EndcTs Will have I" f"uhh
out a strong team 49, they " ~ face tho
.tron6r.I schedule since 80 "IH"nIAa
tinI Of IN" team anal S''"I. IRA"
dnrL MononsuhcIn M"tk h'ryh. ~"h
4owaIk aTo a fow ~ tho hnId team
th.I the IisnBs viii ta'hl".
rho TalIuwIns piagorH 40 I"'i""s'"'
-. Tspnrt f"T P's'Ii'" pt"hptl' a. y"
,n,nnI,"~ tu"r..I"s h"'h hl"i"' WET.
Jnknsun D., huu hInE ''I"lHo ''"n""
It,I,nas i,"YIs dI.'h quay. ""l"P
/ t,.,..n IiuaI,tn. IIun,'"UI i'all"'. Mo-
,i..u IUnd.It.'as' a"d ",h-'- VII"
1lsh !" ~ ""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
MARTINS FERRY HIGH
HAS AN EASY OPENER
Will TPoLls MinHo nigh at League
Park nest HAturdsy Haven
Letter Men Report for

IA" nrni dny 81 r'l""l. Iu'rdn'
Wcui"uh"r I found ihr IIy"ui" T." tho
Martina r"rIy iilEh -'h""I i'"'h"' "
eloNnn busy NuIhlnE uuI 90 ~" l.""H""
rark IfnuuhT rho FoirtanH a." -
ro,tInE - cop ma l"rIiN "f ih"I'
gnmoI d.rrIt" TIA" hnri - h'd"i" 'h"T
VIII .n.riinInI vl"t"rY u" "'"'r
samo vim ,uIlIlc ihcm I" 'in'k a.
H.nti IIIFh r.hn"I ~ N'I'"nu. 'hn"
pInnA 81 ih. Went. rI Ihr '"h "f IL"
sresrn This tIp 10 'an"lnP h''"l
deal ~ encouragement fi"in ia" ~ h"''
hnrL,,s and all VIII bo "ui I" 30" 'h"
rurplo aud WhI,o hrluH "a" h"' "'
hbur 81 cn'h n'"nHl"h
Tho orsuiuH Eanc VIII l." with Ming"
IuEh school 81 Ming" "n N"pi'nnh"f !"
This should prove ~ easy 'h'"'E '''
tho OhIn Indu aud Coach I'"i' WIZ "'
,,,,,h, INC hIs Horuni tenn ~ 'h" lh''"'
half 81 tho game nut from Wv" gam"
an ,h, a. hSduIc will grow harder MI
,h, limo mud rnIno "r tho beat '"""N
-, IN. UurL.No stat" VIII h" met ~,
ia. end az tho R"HHnn R'IlumAR" VIII
n, h,Id for tho nIat tia" Monday MI
eruOUn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11

! than they have ha dthis season. Lunp4
I IL doing very we'll IN The defensive dnA
! OF the game. but Is not hitting and CO..
not be counted on % help the tSH
Indiana still have II big chance. rhtH
nuat win u majority ~ their ftInsiail
> games from thn White Box and IN
4 tho odd la ihair shrlsa with the fAhkseI
10 make certain IheiT victory. bus
against tho Iemu ming teams ihsy muht
naai Ihay Ought d. Win iva more HalnvA
IMAM tho white Boa ara liable Ia NUT ~
AnpiH1r hitIin6 ui'DaI, ~ tsuf
wonh pat tho fgnhnss IN WIN
uhaUUs bat ~. Ynnh road lhI9uIh tpe
West ip ,bspi.nibar Ia nni Ilhsly to
aII.~n Win ius"n ~
u IL " uIs.ii"n ~ ~ ~h"ihhr " WI
10 ~ sO"d taste ~ IN sood ludlmshl
f", ~" TanLsn- ~ pii"h Mays sHslAHR
Cleveland !" 'lsvoiaod, "nh much ~
Isnd. upon ihst question
UnpyJlshi, 1870. nell Hpnhl'Hls, JHMp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
WARWOOD A. c. OPENS
SEASON WITH yANkS
rIn-th.- River Eleven Hold Tir"t
moe Last EvsuinR--hhhy
rort,1 for First PrnGhce

.rhc wnrwood . wiil open ~"
.,n."u ON Arricmhrr &c VII" ,n'
Yankee Of the E"" Emh. 9" ETrENc M
w""I Iurh mh""I Er"u"d". ' ,"in
ihr river lndr ar" 'AP', '."h ,,,,. md
,,,L, Irriu the valley 'hhInI'."",
Il" '''' c,n',, nr .rorlng victory ~
'yIu rrnhnhIv be- IN" "r"n'"K 81
pr I.,"ry ray"r via" ~IrI"' TO- I,r nnT T f"r
H., me team IN requested '" i'r"' .,,"d
n,rcIi,c nKAn SUNDAY Mary ,rIvuni
in-i oveninR nnd ""lH rr,," mnnnrc
" "',m, W." W. "a" Wnrw""d "iey"" IN %.r' -,
w., ,n hnyr Ills pr"r"K"r ~ III" ,",,,r =,
,,,,,1IIIun rnr th"ir "I'"'"h
,uh the Fart Fnh ''"'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
Blackboard Practice
And Strict Training
For Bethany Gridd0rs
I.iddsrdaIe ana 0wlAh Reported For
Practice Yesterday hftSE LaTon
Due 20 InjuTiss

HpcClnl Dispatch 10 Tho lni"lliE"r'"r
bethany W. Va. Sspt 10 " TN Tho
w 4 game Iuat Nv" weeks on.
Coaches nulaud md Miller arc allow
Ing no grass l." grow under their feet
blackboard practice IL h"lnE hold two
nIEht. a wack In addition 10 N" ~"
daily practice HCRSionS Tho SOUND In
being put thru tho StriCtcst training
rules In nm effort L" HHt everything in
readiness for tho op'nrr at Washington.
September 25th.
Liddcrd aio and Gwinn wer" out for
practice today after being laid up ssN
rrRl days with Injuries. with the nd.
dition or these two mon tho squad now
seems In nno condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
p1NCn H1TrEn WAS LUCKY

Chicago, sept. l0-Eddic Murphy; nav .
ting rr a pinch hitter with tho bases
0llr dund one out in tho. eighth inning.
made I. possible for Chlcng" I" drir',
Ror'on 5 To ;Uday. MURPHY Ernuh"'H
-, tIn,., whose throw To SrhnuH forced
T., I,nIiius hut Schang hit Murphy "n me
back In trying to double HIM at urHl ana
Jackson ard F~lsch scored M'lm"'s
throw 10 tho plate was bad ana MuI
ply took third. from wh"r" he e'"re' ""
5oubIS strnI with Schulk Srnr"
nn.Ion ON0 OGI no I 7
Chicago. ....... 90" n"" @'n
Ponnock. Huyf and Achang. Faber ana
JIhhlK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11

TwU lie ." NM FF""""'
.rh,r, hsrc hII Tnlih li"hr fhh
mn Double play i'r"h l"p"uPh v
I.,,, Irf, nu huEcr N"w i"Ih
,Io,cIaud L Iinno1 g" halle ON wv"
Lov III I,'nId~"ll w" CIV a."
vol J In IA iunlnE'. or hI". II
4 u IunlngH "n Malls. ! ~ '"
T,,,L nuI Nv uhnwkcyI. hr hl" J
~. Mall. f."ulnE pitcher 'Hllw""
Impirra Owens and '""n"lly I'''
05
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
LINSLY STARTS ON
TUESDAY, SEPT. IA
Coach FurmAhn Nuss WIN Start Hard
Practice on firgt Day Opening
acme with wArwood Oct. q

Coach furmann Nuss. successor Of
Hiu St"bhs at Iinsly this year Will
have all nt his prOtcEes working la ri
on the HTidK. PSrk ncld Tuesday after
noon when the Cadets III - through
their nTSt Workouts a ,all fnI ETid
candidat~a has already been made ami
uuif"iiu- StII be Hiysu out hUndn !
morning before school takes up
Three 81 tho la,t year harknrIi
mon ni" missing due - ETadua Ii"n.
h'hI,kIcS b~ina tho only survivor al
th"ush tho Ilno ntlll h"IdH lnpasI With
"uiy tho i"sn ~ l. IiamiIl nnunlaE
and hy''.Ii ~" pI"nilns sthrH fnr this
tsaI have haon dsaiaTod iaolIsIDia.
ia aStHs tho minor 80" haf",S the ata.I
"r the SCaS"H tI""i pr"sr~'t- sIo
looked f"' although tho ass .",,n ~III
n"d % hlHI,"u O." r"uodtns ",It . team
&" stund 90" - uSt sta 10 schedule
fAdat,i"ssl apoIt "a rsa. His.D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
MoLsuEhiin Filis Gap

m" TED nnd l,ia'| '"h'h"7 apparent
Is have wa r"~iiluus over whl'h hry
~, q ,vUIr, Tho" NJ" "rD'-r nnd quar-
tcrua,k Tho dr'ial"u 81 W1y Mel Laugh
In the 'tiSki IunIi.rhurk. 1" ~ni~r tho
W ~ 10 hollrNoh. has rolVsd tho
latter Ito wss m 'narse ~ ono ~ "a"
Teams r"ricrdnS M'i.auHhllnr f"I.
ward pn s'iDg Is valuable nrhrt II~
'"n hurI ~" piErktm Win Rr"sd and -
tuaThahl" accuracy Dunbar a.
auNIl"t l'n'h IN "uo oI"I"n
f"T ,"iS"T th'T" are tw" 81
Pt,aHtN They Werner q woHi'ruoi.
Hnd a. nh1n. frum Martins fsITv Ii"ih
AZ" nk"iY i"oltinE Taudldnt1r hui tho
""anhss arc dSEIIou- ~ ss~IbH what Ihay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jor".y Guy. p itr"dInB. =. 90 inninEsp
Jtoch"rIsr, a. Akron. ..
Iiurfniu, 4 Toronto. o.
iDnb Entn.s HThrduird) VIZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11

Totals '" !"
.Inii,d IT,, Mntr""'d ~ "'N'"'"
Iu,tlod f"r uiniih !" "i"'h
Iuhu fnI y, hIu"uhI J" "'n'h
Titan toe I'I,it'' Ia 'l'v""'h
, uIu nuO tuH 90
wv 400 unu rOi ~
Two bare hllr I"hr'"'"". M,''''
.rt,,, Inrs hlIr -" huIP. Ar"'" '',.'''
,u,. Icnurul", mad Il"'"""l '"'
III I,,hnrinn wheat l'Il "h '""''
AZ I.,,,Is T. Ir""tlyn ? I'"n" "'
bali. Um Mn,ru"rd p Of ron" T.
w" hmm IiiE on Ms'I""'d. -
lnrInpr. IN IronNr. l." '"n,mna
III nmuh Of" lnm'nr' -"
10 In 10 lnuinTr. IN Nh"rH"'. j."
,,,,,,'o uruh go, ~ M"rnnH''
w., qn,,n I, by rroru !. nr N'h"rr
inrscL nnIr ci'm""" winning r,',mI'
Ifcn.r I"Hl"R r'''n"' .r',,,.'
I.mr,rcu .Klrm aud l"r''".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
ON THE SCREEN Of SPORT
Ui.v.ie.A uun . O"at.~a.s
BY Hugh S. Fullerton.

vhoiho, nnmrny ~nn nI"h 81 amy ~hs'
ia. team Iuni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
TWO ron TMH TIGERS

Dorroi,. Sop 10 - Detroit won nom
,.r toI,y Ia q and Z 10 :. TIL"
ris,,nrc were outhli In both r"n'"''H.
Scores. :, I, -
First Rnmc: .o ann
rn,...I, 100 OIn OnN 4 10 q
pommcI md Perkins: Nyrcs md Man
lon - !, T.
Second ERmo 800 ~ :,
philad.iphia. 600 no0 oil !
DrtruIt .........., Oo%".+ mi
kccre and Perkins. M"rrlS"'''' ""'
StLnHHc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
To.day's DANES,

To-dhY'p DANES.
| putrlmrEh al Philadelphia
al Louis nI nTo"LlYn
| Chicago at Now lnh
| Cincinnati Al IIuHtOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11

TO days Games,

TO-day's Games.
uuHIun NJ thlChH"
SOW york ht Cleveland
Philadelphia hi h"iT"lt
lho.Iaa Washington at ~ I.ouln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ysstsrdapn Games

Now york. q. Cleveland.
p"lr"lL I. Philadelphia.
boiTnT s Philadelphia.
ChI,ugu. t. IiuHluH.
"a Inhlnul ~ III l.NIIln In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11

tAddiu"H.l spo1 "a r~s. His.D
The courier-index., 1920-02-13

The handsome hollow tile resi- dences of D. P. Hilton and Angus Ma han in the Robertson addition in South Marianna are nearing com pletion.
 The Righ Way Shoe Hospital is the place to have your shoe repairing done. Best of materials and work manship, prices reasonable. w. H.. Chinault, proprietor. %tf
 Judge Wm. J. Driver of Osceola, candidate for congress, spent We'd nesday night in Marianna. He had been in Helena and was enroute to Woodruff county.
 w. H. Chinault has purchased the Right Way Shoe Hospital from MT. Roberts and is now in charge of the shop. He solicits a share of the pub lies business. %tf
 Dr. and Mrs. c. T. Chandler of Memphis, are spending the week here visiting relatives and friends. They expect to move back to Marianna
The courier-index., 1920-02-13

Albert Mallory of Memphis, was here Wednesday looking after his farm north of the city.
 MILLER LUMBER COMPANY has a full assortment of building ma +ar;als *tf Eli G. Wagner, formerly of this city, now residing in New Orleans, was visitor in the city yesterday
 Big shipment of "Colorite" and "Nu-Hat" straw hat dye just received of Turner,s %tf Senator w. L. Ward was able to be down town yesterday. He has been laid up with an attack of influ- enza.
 Postmaster Claud J. Cotter has
 been i'll this week with mild at
 tack of influenza. He is now con- valescing.
 We are receiving carloads of building materials each week. Phone us your wants. Home Lumber Go. No. 32, please! If J. Shaul and Mrs. G. katzenstein spent Sunday in Memphis to see MT. Shaul's brother who has been serious ly i'll.
 Yes, the Home Lumber Go. has it.. Lumber, shingles, hot-bed sash, storm sash, windows, doors, roofing, etc.
 Phone 32. If x
 Dave Flexner, manager of Frank & Metzler's store here is in Louis vile Ky, visiting friends and rela- tives.
 Henry James, E. j. Mathews, and U. R. Roane returned Wednesday
 from Memphis where they went to buy some mules.
 We do first-class shoe repairing. All work guaranteed. GILBERG'S SHOE REPAIRING SHOP. We make old shoes look like new. ,#tf J. c. McMickle, one of the clerks
 in the post office was laid up DOT l tion of this week with a slight at-
 tack of influenza.
 Roy V. Williams, manager of the
 Fair Store, has been in the markets
 this week purchasing spring and sum- l mer stocks for the store. Members of the B. Y, P. U. of the ] Baptist church were delightfully."- en- tertained last night at the home of
 Mir. and Mrs. I. L. Pyron. | President Chas. Mckee of the Lee 1 County National Bank, was confined
 to his home several days this week
 with mild attack of influenza. A bunch of keys found in front of
 the Regent Theatre has been left at
 this office. Owner may have same
 by paying fifty cents for this notice. l Edward Futrall has awarded con- 1 tract to R. L. Hampton for the con
 struction of brick store building on the Futrall lot on South Poplar
 street.
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4Iocal News

Harold Derrick is i'll with' influ- enza.
 For horses and mules see J. N. Robertson. "tf
 Miss Laura Nunnally is i'll with in- fluenza. Break your Cold or LaGrippe with a few doses of 666. tf J. H. Andrews of Wynne, was in the city yesterday.
 For horses and mules see J. N. Robertson. "tf
 D. L. Griffis is i'll with slight at tack of influenza.
 J. I. Fisher and Miss Elsie Fisher left Tuesday for St. Louis. D. P. Hilton spent the first of the week in Memphis on business. Judge F. A. McCulloch of Little Rock was visitor in Marianna Sat urday.
 Garden and flower seed at Turn or,s %tf
 For good planting cotton seed con Ftf
 Jesse Willis is building bunga- low north of o. c. Sutton's resi- dence.
 MILLER LUMBER COMPANY render nrompt service. %tf
 Sam Nathan of Jonesboro, spent Sunday here with his brother, M. Nathan.
 Liquid smoke for smoking your r,aot at Turner's "tf i Jim Dic'cv. member of the police force, has been i'll the past week with influcn2a.
 RUB-MY-T -TISM - Antiseptic, Re- lieves Rheumatism, Sprains, Neural gia, etc. tf
 Harry Houck has been here from Little Rock the past week visiting friends and relatives.
 For good planting cotton seed Big Boil Mebane-see J. N. Robert son "tf
 Ike Panich returned Monday from a two weeks business trip to St. Louis and Chicago.
 MILLER LUMBER COMPANY | has full assortment of building ma tar;als *tf I Bulbs potted in moss figre in non- 1 breakable pots at Turner's. "tt I J. B. Hood has bought the Holland plantation in the bottoms from w. H. Cannon of Memphis.
 MILLER LUMBER COMPANY ] has a full assortment of building ma l teriaIs "tf Attorney James Robertson of Wynne, spent yesterday in the city visiting friends and relatives.
 MILLER LUMBER COMPANY has full assortment of building ma terials. @tf
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some time this spring.

High prices have made it harder to make both ends meet, except both ends of the .belt.-Greenville, IS. C.l Piedmont.
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Every body recognizes that to get and to hold patron are two distinctly different matters.
 This Institution acquires it's customers through it's frank invitation for patronage and through the hearty recommendation of friends
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It retains them through the faithful extension of a worthy servce-ts performance proves!
 AS we are serving others, will gladly serve you.
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DAVID H. WOODALL, Bookkeeper. MISS A. M. CAHILL, Asst. B'k'p'r. MISS ALTA MOSS, See'y to Cashier.
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MAX Q. MILLER Q. L. GRIEFlS w. s. McCLiNTOCk