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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
SHIP. NEBOl <D ron
EIGHT DAYS, RELEASED

Chieago Jan. 3s--Aftrr beinx bound
f.r eight days in the Ice flo~s Of Lake
Michigan. the freight steamer Sidney
O Seff. entered The Chicago river
this morning with all her crew safe
on board also were the seven men
sho started across the ice 10 The
stranded steamer Sunday and who
I'D bres missing since
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
NEW YORK ACTOR ALSO
SEEKS MONEY sAlv[
MAS EXPELLED tROM u.tB
REGAL ~ on MS \tIIO<-
NIIN WHEN IlE AYERS
M MAS N tWIltl-
Gan ~ IN Ant NJ
All. TINES


coiunhss. Ohio. Jan 2s-peter
stsunx fas brooeh, suit against five
prominent business men ard bankers
snd cshers who were ~ a cl,ixens
COMMITTEE who painted him yellow
during the firs, LISer;y loan drive.
fse ssys he has always been loyal.
owns bonds of all issues. and because
he was 80 Austrian he was ,restef I
brutsliy. he asks for $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

aNof DOCTOR WHO HkFbstu
Chicago. Jse 1s---wslsAm oss1.
irsr. q msnvsss,ufsr. rspvtsd 70 be
wealthy. vas urdss srress tedsy IN
connection ~ssh tho slIllro of hls
friend. o. Robert . Uertlsys shot
isss night a. HE effiss. osnsr
physicians and several patients.
among them numher of women.
we're ,n the effiss At the time os the
kliIl-u.
Ga, diner told the police the sheet.
lra ws accidental ard tnss no would
-lmmsdissely settle $4,000 upon the
DEBTORS sarslly" es s.sd hs was
showing Or nsn,iey . new revolver
which he did no, know wss iosdsd
when " WAS discharged.
Police lnvsss'ust~s but coui~ 49,
ssrify a report 'Nss Or nsrs'sy -.
n,ssd 10 write q subseripslor % Seas
Gardner sssld obtain ilasor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
FLU srill SPREADING


81 Loais. Jan 2S-Tae influenza
epidemic coniiaaed to spread here to-
day. sss new cases Nslng reported.
as compared with sss cases yesterday
The death toll was eight from infla
enza and % from pneumonia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
"PAY-UP" CAMPAIGN TO
BEGIN WITH A Rush
Much Benefit Will Result From
Drive II Merchants Will All
Join In the Work; Bene-
ficial To All

Cards aud Other advertising matter
Is 10 the malls today for members Of
the merchants. astpeiatlon 70 nse IN
the coming "pay. up casnpalgn, Ito
u.ako the drive snocesg. Il II yer,
necessary 10 be- provided with the
coin necessary toaiut The ihiug over
said u. u l.aMond. secretary Of the
campaign committee to-day.
A few OF tho nsmbeie OF the as
=, citation have failed 20 pay their pro
rata Of the campaign expenses This
should be attended 20 az once. The
fret shot 'wii be fired saturday eve
ming wheh page sd viii appear In
tho Daily Leader. telling OF the pro-
posed campaign The real drive. how :
ever viii not take place until next
month aud viii continue FOR two
weeks AMI Will be Intensive
Every mershaui 10 The ciy should
icin ma. movement ~ has been sue
e'ssfully carried out IN other eillps
and y benefit both 70 the nefchant
and the man wbu ie Indebted 20 the
merchant
= csn say ihls for ualhrle citizen
ship" said prominent merchant To-
asy ninety per cent of them pay
their Mills and pay them promptly,
bat % g.. o. course the other ten who
Ger on onr nerves when We lose one
account that knocks the pfoflt from
many daye business
Tho ihins TO do IL to psy promptly
aud the merchant aud the man viii
feel better about =. That = what
ilis "pay az" campaign is for u II
20 educste the reople 20 promptly
meet their obligations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
LAST or TIE srLlIosAlRes

Joha ID Rockefeller Is pro ably the
last Of the biliIonaires. Il Is not likely
that any futurs American vii IN a
lifetime rise from poverty 10 q billion
There viii continue to be plenty of
opportunities for everybody. bat there
viii be no more with 10 figures at
tsched Who wants to be bothered
vita . billion anyway
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
Natives Say
Virgin Visited
City of N0veant

Mess. Jan. "a ~-AHhesgh
oissrs that an sprarstler - IRE
Virgin had been ssea ~ Nssssr''
. village near hsss, hsss hear
rsesed without seunJssien. sfe~ts
continue 70 flock 10 the nlaes.
80 great 10 the shrera ~'snlna
10 see the pnenemenon which -
eausea BY the shadows ~ t~o
trees. that special spiomehsis
ssrsles hss hser sssshhs' 4 he
tween that city ard the village.
livery rouse 10 Nesesrs saa -
TIE adjacent ees.sfy ls fll'sa ~ish
pilgrims vino believe the's q
Aoms,hlrs Supernatural ~ ne a.
iuslon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
MILLIONAIRE MAMUFACT-
URER IS HELD FOR CRIME
WANTED DOCTOR IN WRITE
WHISKY PnE>t tNirrIO<;
sNNslI MAS ACCIDENT
MI rOl.itE AnE ON
4 NEW u.tE TINS
WrEIl>tW<


Chicago. Jss ss--pellss this after.
rsoa were leoslra Tor woman who
"a 10 reported ~ss w the office when
William Gardiner killed Or Robert 3
Bentley iass alahf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

phi Tfaband Il agent for a new
car and q Il a fast sc0undfol To-day
while demonstrating the fine points
and the speed he vas arresitd for fact
driving Just couldni hold her
down said Phll The or d the New
Cisnbnook paise An "a In todays
Leader tells Of a. II was worth the
money" said Phil a. ho paid the fine.
n pays % advertise. IA other ~ords
These marriage licenses were H.
saed since yesterday. Simon james.
and Mallsa smith. -. Guthrie. Hen
Smith. a.. and Mary Jones. 20. both
- Guthrie Monroe Albert rimmls -.
and Opal McAlesler. -. both ~ Oh
ishOms Ciiy.
Secretary f.smond of The Mcr-
chants assoeiaflon will aifand tomor-
fos the meeting ~ al secretaries %
frsrchsnfs' sssot latlons from Hls-
souri. Kansas. Oklahoma. Teas asd
Texas The meeting Will be- held At
Oklahoma ciiy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
rrs WEATHER

xe~ orlszns. Jan 7s-Tonizhf and
THURSDAY. fair warmer THURSDAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28

Phone ss2 n you have been
missed By the snumsrstor. N
yos can't get phone bs2. Try phone
~. Don't be elsssec among ths
missing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS
10 EXTEND AID TO POLAND

Washington, Jan. 2a.-Pfesidert
Wilson today asked sscrstsry oisss
20 make another appeal 10 eonsrsas
Cor svhorsy 20 loan siso. 900 oco
20 Poland, Austria. and Armsnis to
relieve their desperate food sssua.
tion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-28
clEMeNcrAu TO eoypr

PARIS. Jan. 2s.-Forrre~ pre-'>~
Clenencess wilt leave kssseiiies on
FEB. ,. for Esyps. according 10 the
Figaro.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-07-15

trees on the bluff and animated
game of rock was played, at which
Miss Mary Edna Carroll won the
pretty frst prize and Miss Adele
Ford the oooby. Just as
everybody Was enjoying the deli
cious sandwiches and ice cold
the storm that had
been threatening for some time
broke and the scurrying to gather
up all the paraphernalia and jump
INTO the truck that made a dash
Tor home, made all the more fun
or these happy young people.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-07-15

we are now agents for the
Buick and Overland Four, in adj
dltion to our other lines, and will
be glad to have you call and see
our splendid new models and take
your orders for same.
Moron I'M Inc.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-07-15

OF grain, chickens, eggs, etc. DESTROY
property and are q menace to
health. If you are troubled with rats,
cry RAT SNAP 1t willsurely kill them
prevent odors. Cats or dogs won't
toucn 1t. Comes in cakes. Three sizes,
o. QUO. N.O. Sold and guaranteed by
Levy Drug Co. and Peoples Hardware
4 Furniture Co.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-07-15

illness
|, Miss Elite Levy and brother
, Joe. and aunt, Miss Charlott,
, Dreyfous, left Sunday night 70
the West, taking the trip over ,h,
Canadian Pacific thru the Yosemit,
Valley and Southern California.
Judge 9. v. Porter went tc
Shreveport the beginning of the
week to hand down opinions and
wind up all the business Of the
summer before the Court of APP.
peals.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. DeVargas and
family reached home from Fair
mount Sunday night, where they
stopped over to visit friends en-
route from New Orleans and
Baton Rouge.
Messrs. A. Cloutier, U. Lambre
5. and l. Friedman, A. Miller.
L. E. Plaisance, W.. w. Airey,
W. w. Page, X. j. Knott we're
among the weeks visitors.
Mrs. L. F. Porter reached home
Friday night from visit to her
in Houma, New Iberia
and Lake Charles, bringing back
Mrs. Lloyd Porter and children !
for their regular summer visit.
Miss Lucy Gallon reached home
Wednesday night from Washing
zen ID. c., where she is filling
position, to spend her
7acation with her father and fam
iy.
Senator Cunningham and Rep
esentative TobM have reached
'ome from Baton Rouge. after a
ixty days session of the legisla-
ure, and arc back at their usual I
utieS.
DR.. J. S. Stephens begs to state
nat his professional work will be
mited to his Office and in con- c
Iltation with other physicians.
rs; ct. v
Mrs. A. A. Lay. with little
Jenna. left Monday morning for y
y old home in Tennessee, where I,
&c was called by the death of her d
'other-in-law who was killed in !.
railroad accident in Arkansas. ;,
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. b. Kilgore :,
d daughter of Shreveport came >,
wn Friday D'ight with Mrs. J.
lgore.s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. -
ii, and with them, were guests :,
.lr. and Mrs. Cannon until :,
nday night. y
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hyams reached Sc
me Monday night from an en- y
able trip tlru the Ozarks and nc
nes. W. II. Cunningham, w. t0
BreazeaIe and Miss Dunckle-
n from their delightful one -
u the Eas t and Canada. 80
Hiss Irms Sompayrac and guest, IN
IS Koans of New Orleans, are III
'ying a little visit to Miss julia au
pin of Derry while their be- ma
ID tesch-.r. DR.. E. Woodward spl
lewcomb, is an honored guest sol
hat lovely home. DIRE
TIL
r. Joe M.cClung is spending a flo,
days here with his father, Mr.. fro
L. Meeting and family. his but
visit to his old home in over pen
cen years, since when he has qui
living it, western Texas. Civ
McCluDg is; accompanied by Car
wife and daughter. littI
par
RS. j. A. Prudhomme of Ber- thu,
a has bee n the guest of Mrs. snlt
I'LL the last week, while her hav
Inter, MAss Julia, accompanied AS /
sister, Mrs. L. A. Cocktield,
lreyepo,.t. where her husband N
her to specialists for % opera tain
from which she is recuperat- hon,
Iery comfortably now. Carr
:. K. E. Chaplin has returned w
Napo,eonville, where he went p'e0
rye rs Qr00msl9sn at the .'1.
ing of his friend, Or. Arthur u0ii
7. who will be re called as a '"1
ent visitor here, is we'll as 'uo
ride. Miss Josie Puqh, an : 'as
ormalite. ars't
same
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-07-15
The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, JULY Is, 1920

sVus CuuuOCt sui iue 1ClIl
b. cool and pleasant. On 20
,orm will form over the lowe
ssissippi Valley; 2lst to ON,
|nderstorms.
dr. George English of Robelir
a business visitor Wednesda,
ISIS Sadie b. Smith spent SUI
ut Hot Wells.
lr. Levin McCook Of Harmo
ht the week end at home.
n. X. A. Giddens of Coushatt
pt Thursday in Natchitoche
business.
r. Arthur O'Quin of Shrcve
came down to attend tn,
e Monday night.
ANTED-A five or six room house
Use for term of months.
T. L. GLASS
P. 0. Box 24l
;. Phanor Breazeale was a
hess visitor to Opeiousas dur
The week.
fss Camille Parker of Monroe
guest of Miss Leila Ducour
hssrs. ALT Massey and G. Vas
4 Flora wer among Satur.
business visitors.
K RENT-Furnished apartment
eli modern conveniences, in desir-
ocality. Apply Phone 2O4.
I. and Mrs. j. Bell of Shreve- |
were the week end guests of
and Mrs. j. A. Cannon.
Fnes. Sasche and Kaufman of
Fandria are visiting their sister
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas.
ss Myra Gallon and little
/. Frances Aaron, have re.
I'd from a visit to Shreveport.
=. >. Carter of Shreveport. is
Fuest of her sister and brother,
Ind Mrs. Henry Jordan.
Fssrs. l. j. Kirk and w.
hens of Provencal were among S
bays visitors. /
Frank Gallaspy and l.
LeI Of Campti were business
= during tie week. q
y Mary Zimmerman of New Z
ps has been the guest of Mr.. Il
lrs. V. L. Roy for the past :
}. J. L. Barrett of Texarkana
the past week with ner h,
Is, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Il
ens. n
|My-Tism i 4 powerful an tisep- a
|fills the poisons caused from in m
cuts. cures old sores, letter, etc til
May Weaver left Thurs
p join her aunt, Mrs. S. NJ
q. and family for a trip to on
do. "
(ecil Self, who is working ~
(ner. is 1t home to spend his ~
Pn with his parents, Mr.. :"
b. +. L. Self. I,
!. Csfery, with her chill few
nas returned to her home in E.
Ptte after a six weeks visit ti;:s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. v. six
!. bee
es Zoe Hicks and Ruth -
Of Shreveport are the
Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. 4
mu'
Constance Shcpperd of =
port Is spending some time uao
Dld home. the guest of rels- .'et :
too
Phillip Cloutier, who re- tior
over several days after ing
bands vacation ended, has :,
q from Bermuda. y
fror
Phillip Miller has returned | to 1
trip % his parents in New wed
! combining business with Folt
freq
4 Z. Weaver, daughters, "'s
Joyce and Peal. and son. o'u
Ell y day for Georgia NJ
fela ys snen
~.Ts.,n the
IA IS crused by h0SS
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-07-15

foU GUARD AGAINST BURGLARS
BUT WHAT ABOUT RATS?
Rats steal millions of dollars worth
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-07-15

4
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hicks enter
tanned at dance Friday night in
honor of their guests, Misses Ruth
Carter and Zoe Hicks, of Shreye-
port when about six or eight cou-
pies braved the weather Ia terrific
storm was raging) and enjoyed a
delightful evening of dancing to
the music of victrola. Punch
and cake were served, and it was
q late hour before the guests SEN
arated. On Saturday night these
same genial hosts entertained the I
younger rosebud set in honor OF
their sister, Miss Doris Henry.
when about sixteen Of the next set
OF bellies and beaux enjoyed trip
pring the light fantastic till the
hour sounded, getting
much glee out OF the dance and
the delicious punch and cake served
Miss Pearl Katie entertained a
Jolly crowd of young folks Fri /
dag afternoon most delightfully."-
~ gathering up some twenty or
more OF them IN q truck and driy-
ng themto Grand Ecore. where
ables were placed under the great
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
COURT ORDERS
PAIR RELEASED
Holds Midland Warrant
Does Not Charge Offence
AGAINST Laws.

Judge ". d. Howe. OF the 54th dis
trict court IN habeas corpus proceed
ings Friday afternoon, ordered 1Ir.
and Mrs. Clyde Combs released on the
grounds that the warrant for their ar
rest did not set forth any offence
against the laws Of Texas. The eou-
PIE had been arrested By deputy sher-
ifs on a warrant from Midland. Texas,
accusing the couple Of unlawfully
taking Bryan Clifton away from his
father.
1[rG Combs Is the mother Of the
boy. and Il D Chiffon. a court re-
porter At Midland. Is his father. When
lIr. and Mrs. Chiffon were divorced
no decree was given regarding the
possession OF their son. who IS now
u years old. The boy lived for a
time with his mother, then went to
live with his father, It Is said.
lEr and Mrs Combs went to Md
land Monday, got the child brought
him overland part OF the way and by
train the remainder OF the way TO
FL Paso, avoiding arrest until they
reached FL Paso, according 70 restl-
mony given IN the habeas corpus pro-
ceediuga
Judge Howe issued a restraining or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Sentence Sermons by 81 Paso Ministers


baseball preaching On Sunday
wanted to certain because thought
congregation So prayed with all might
knocked Of the box the
ut answered? But
indicate that wisely Dwight
Bradley, First Congregational church.
running quest organizations and
negeing principle
God faith
Of the church today to capitalist and bO expter
Baker Orchard Methodist Episcopal
they should do
those Of misery disposition
when those who cursed with unhy know how
when all who selfish lean the lesson Of sai
prosperity change perceptb
the attitude Of the outsiders to the ordinances Of the Christian rgn"W
s. Hugget, Highland Park Methodist church.
h need of today honesty There
sand aduteratg the truth and getting BY with popular
concerned God IS the author Of truth The devil the father
better
victims the devil the doiver worldRv
Milo Atkinson First Christian church
really right
viii
plainly
the claims Of Christianity HReT Grover
Linn, Government Hill Baptist church.
gift voluntary apostle says:
faith yourselves
again. Being justified by BIS grace should be made
eordng to the hope Of eternal Hfe.'-ReV J. H. C. Sleek
Prayer is privilege responsibility only delightful
H Vaenbugh,
Episcopal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10


take Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
eovgy- 1 am now taking the second
botsle snd It Is dong ne 3 world Of good.
My strength Is returning rapidly and
feel better In every way.
q am glad indeed to recommend the
medicine that Is doing ne 50 much good
and do not hesitate to give tins state
ment. MIS-. GERrKUDE SELL, 2117
Common St
Beaumont, Teus:-s'Oneo Of ny sisters
became quite q sufferer periodically and
would have fainting spells. She dOetOred
but did not improve. Then, three years
ago, a friend advised her to Try Dr..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It helped
her right away and she has been IN q
healthier condition ever since that time.
q would never hesitate . moment IN
recommending Dr.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription to all young girls who suffer,
l have such great confidence IN It, seeing
how Il helped her. Mas MARY E
BRAanER, 1870 Harrison Ave.
When a girl becomes 3 woman, when
woman becomes 3 mother, when 8
woman passes through the changes Of
middle LIE, are the three periods Of
LIE when health and strength are most
needed TO Withstand the PAIN and dis
tress often caused by severe orgsuis
disturbances.
At these oriticsl TINES women are
best fortified by the use Of d.. Pierce's
Favo1te Prescription, an Old remedy
Of proved worth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

pleaded guilty to charge OF non-sup-
port. fined SIS and costs.
state vs.. Manuel Gutierrez, carrying
a pistol. fined 30 days In jail
state vs. Ascencion CABRERA. carrying
a pistol fined 80 days in jail
State vs.. Juan Martinez theft under
$50, fined SO days In JAN
Judge Deaver announces the follow
ing case settings;
January 12-Uribo vs.. Pullman
company; Lewis vs. Miller; Buchoz
January 13.-Guerrera vs. FL Paso
Iron & Metal company. Russeck VS.
Camozze; A. 7. & Savings Bank VS.
January 14.-Rosing vs.. Chips.
West vs.. Kousiakisi r B. Alves VS.
W. r. Chaffee.
Januarv I5.-Naquin vs.. Sherman;
Arevalo VS.. Ware; Tatum vs.. Pofahl,
NJ. Strauss vs.. Davis, ct al.
January 16.-UniOn Bank rs r
January 2o.-siRmons Co. vs.. schus-
January 21.-sitter vs.. Candelaria
January 81. +. Wingate VS.
American Railway Express company
January 28.-Zeigler & Co. VS. Pey-
ton Packing company
February 5.-N. y. Tassel company
vs. r. Krupp, ct al. Cannanea Con.
Copper co. VS.. c. II. Lawrence
February 9.-Johanning vs.. RoDoni
Buchoz VS.. Forster.
Februarv Ib.-Paziuni vs. Oden.
February lis. ". Fuel and Feed
Co. VS.. Booker Investment Co; S. W
Fuel Co. vs. Laughlin Hotel company.
State vs.. Cayetano Escobedo and r.
w. Marquis, carrying pistols filed.
State vs. William C. Lewis, asgra-
waited assault. filed
state vs.. T. J. Gentry, speeding,
filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

way company OF Texas vs.. J. ".
Weaver. from Preside: motion Of
plaintiff IN error FOR findings OF fact.
Opinion filed
Other motion oTerruled: Kansas
City, Mexico & Orient Railway com
pauy OF Texas VS. J. W. Weaver, from
Preside; motion OF plaintiff in error
to certify.
Affirmed: F. D. Williams vs.. J. B.
Roberts ct al. from FL Paso.
Reformed and affirmed Southern
Surety company vs.. Jesus Lucero,
from Fl Paso.
Reversed and remanded: Panhandle
& Santa Fe Railway company vs.. y.
p. Sanderson & son. from Pecos.
Set FOX Thursday January IS: ".
T. SHOEMAKER vs.. Allie D. Clardy
ct al, from FL Paso; A. D. Stamps VS..
T.. W. Platt ct al. from Freestone;
North Texas Gas company vs.. Mrs.
Maud Young ct al. from Navarro:
Mark Anderson ct al vs.. ". 7.
Adams, from Limestone; league Sew
er company vs.. Guy L. Jeanes. from
Freestones league Sewer company
vs.. L. F. Balm ct al, from Freestone F..
Trinity & Brazos Valley Railway COM
pany ct al VS.. L p Bannon, from
FreestOne; Charles Beeler vs. Bette
Beeler, from Freesrone: J. h Jack
son vs.. W. A Martin, from Ellis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Stop and Think-Kidney Diseases
Killed 100000 Last Year
Increasing Death Rate Each Year
From Kidney Diseases

assist the kidneys. Warmers safe
kidney and Liver Remedy g q re-
liable preparation made from herbs
and other beneficial Ingredients that
has been used with excellent results
for 40 years. II assists the kidneys IN
their important duties, strengthens
and helps repair the wasted tissues
u IS very effective and Is used IN
thousands OF homes Read what this
grateful woman says.
7 wish 20 say that your remedies
have been used IN our family for
about fifteen years. We are never
without a bottle o. Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver remedy IN our
home. and e has saved many doe
tors bill II IS a wonderful medicine
for an diseases OF the kidneys and
liver."-Florence e Schmidt. R 7. d.
No. I. Dunkirk. o.
sold By leading druggists every
where. sample sent on receipt Of 10
cents Warmers safe Remedies Co,
Dept 8s6. Rochester, y. X.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

In our pursuit OF the mighty dollar,
we too often are absorbed in the
topics OF the day. pleasure, etc, 10
stop and consider cur health stop
now-think-kidney diseases caused
100000 deaths last year. are you
going 70 be included in this year,
tol2 why, you VIII eXclalm. do so
many die, why are the health authori-
ties so concerned: the answer is, we
bolt down our food, take no exercise
neglect our sleep and otherwise SUD
ject our system to all sorts OF abuse
Is It any wonder then the kidneys
become diseased and fail IN their
duties OF poison elimination
Polsons are constantly being created
In our bodies and II the kidneys fail
TO carry them off they are absorbed
by the blood causing I'll health ana
misery in the form Of headaches, tired
feeling. indigestion. etc
You may avoid considerable suffer-
Ing n you heed natures warnings ana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
THE COURTS.
EIGHTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS
,. R Harper, Z F. Higgins and A. n
Walfhul1, justices.

EIGHTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS
,. R Harper, Z. F. Higgins and A. n.
WalthuI1s Justices
Motions for rehearing submitted:
". S. Miller vs.. Eloisa Poff, from Fl
Paso; c. G Slaughter Cattle company
vs.. Cruz Pastrana, from FL Pasos
Clark Bishop ct al vs.. George Paul
ct al, from FL Paso-
Notions for rehearinE oTerruled:
Joe Dunno vs.. William J. Lemp
Brewing company, from Fl Paso;
Duncan Campbell vs.. John n. Wyatt.
from FL Paso; Kansas City, Mexico
& Orient Railway company OF Texas
vs.. ]. ". Weaver. from Preside.
Motions granted: Galveston. Harris
burg & san Antonio Railway COM
pany vs.. Hartford Fire Insurance
company, from Brewster: appellants
motion 20 postpone submission; ap-
pellant's motion for certiorari; ap-
pellant's motion TO file brief
Sovereign Camp ". o ". Va Mrs.
II. J. Shaddox, from Erath: appellee's
motion TO dismiss appeal
D. Mackenzie ct al vs.. D. F. Pugh
e. al. from Eastlaud: agreed motion
to postpone submission until March
p, 1890.
kansas city. Mexico & Orient Rail