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Robert c. Webb
W.. NO. 1<fS
Lizzie Colbert

nv VIRTUE of Writ Of Seizure and
Sale to me directed from the Honor
able Ninth Judicial District Court ior
a. parish of Madison aforesaid, I'D
The above entitled cause, VIII pro
seed tn sell. at public auction, q tne
rr;ncinal front door Of the Sourt
Touse in the town of Tall1lah IN Maoi
80 Parish. Louisiana, on the iour'n
S..urd.y, the 31st Day of Dsesn0sI'
a. n 1921. between the hours pre-,
.nr;bed bv law. all the right, title and
tsrest n Lizzie Colbert IN sud ID q.
folIowing described property, to-ws
All right and interest in and 10 tne
u;jI;.n Reese tract, describes as: pc
~;.n;ng at a post, which is the nortn.
sast corner of Section Twenty-elgnt
] Too ana the northwest corner on
/ Ssct;on Thirty (30) and running
,,th az degrees 3O' west, Seven ane
% 90 tao chains. thence south FnirtS.
.;rht and 43- 100 chains, thence MORN
ey degrees and so east, Seven an9
, 100 chains TO ditcn on .He l snl
between Sections wenty-sasS Ssct;or
Thirty, thence nortn on sa'G - 0 Towr
line to point Of beginnmey NJ t;tt"e,
J. ship Fifteen North kange go "a,
East. less forty feet m the esss ssr -
adjoining the Groves Fiace, sA ~
4 Containing "a acres, togetner ~
4 ali buildings and mpGSsi;nS;s sa;a;a.s
q situated in Madison Parish, LouiS'
seized in the above SUIT ts.,,.
E Term. Of Sale: Cash without Dsh'
sr fit of appraisement;
i Sheriff, Madison Paris
'e sber;A's Office, Tallulah, La-'
November 10, 1871.
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outstanding puk~ k~e'nsn'

outstanding pit
bonds. iyor and |
Be it ordained fiiiaee of |
Board of Aldermer tax of S |
Tallulah that an 4ed yalua-
mills on the dollar real and
ton of all propgiIlage Of
Helsonal, situateSxed Slde.
Hnluiah and IissS 4 the SAINT
existing State L lar 1922 &C
| is hereby levied the Village
defray the expe
Government. ed that g.
Ee it furthnills ON tbs
advalorum tax o. cf ali pro
dollar of assess personal, g.
perry, both hder exissin
listed and as same is here
State Laws, bn e22. tor pro
by levied for Q interest and
SiGing funds fhe Puoac Il.
maturing priI
5rvverncnt Bed that said al.
De it furt5 u collected anc
yalorum tax bear TIE same
niorced, An6e, the Stat
penalties a
-aw. At Il shall be tn
= Be it ORG Tax Collec or {
/ 'uty OF IN ssemnts from tn
: nake copAsscssor and to b
: rolls OF tn on making his co
. governed
; ections. .dained that this o.
Be Il I fke effect Januar
dinSTca
Z /, 1922. was duly seconde
l. Tne It. and all membe
& was puts declared adopte
yoting snorted that he h;
The from the La. Fl
8, rsceiveau asking for infori
Il, prevea improvements Won
u alton ( fire protection Of t
I'd 1e ma or er that this inforl
he Villas given the Clerk was
atom to the Fire PREVENT
cecteer and sketch from I
w Surers Co., and to ask ,,
,a Alicsror+;on Bureau wheti
Ia. unit would be approx
thisnp. s..
as d the meeting adjourn
%. H. ALLEN, Mayor
%, Clerk.
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rice TO VOTERS

! laIlulah, La, Dec. 26, 1921
I Notice is hereby given,
Ar Article VIII, Section 10
State. for the year w /,
II be, beginning January IND
new and complete rigistra-
voters throughout this parish.
Iby give notice that registra-
Is will be opened for such pur,
q. a my office at the cour,
every day, except Sundays ane
olidays, for the purpose OF reg
voters are interested, both th'
,d women. as all have to reg
o he qualified electors.
w. ]. WARD, =,
rar Of Voters, Madison Parish
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN

,,p. saddle horse, saddle and bride
same, dark bay, white rlgnt ron ron
,,t and white left hind foot: wn,.e snras
ot in face, scar on top Of fore
D,,,ders. weight about 500 pounds,
Een from hitch in front of Tailulah
radiug Co. Saturday, Dec. IL. Ne
1 J. o. BUSH,
Tallulah, La
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r,,IuIah State pank
Tallulan otdte ~e
VS.. NO. L1ss>
Tallulah Supply Co., Inc.

Notice is hereby given TO ths efe"-
.ors At this estate and to % other
rer,,n, r herein interested 70 show
cause within ten days from the pres
ont notification, If any they have or
can. why the provisional account pre-
sented by James 7. Meeaeilans re-
e;ver of raI,a,ah sapply Company,
rrc should not be- appsoNd and no.
molegated and tie funds distributes
in accordance therewisA
By order of the Conf
MARY PlLAKE,
!, Deputy Clerk sth 1fstriet c00f
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s1os Reward. SlDe

~n. ,e.d>r, yof this papoe vW %
.,s...a "a learn that thers = a. iess.
~. S...6ed djsssse that scasnce "a
Sns ~, shis to cure in all its stages anc
'nfsuenced tnsu By constitutionsI sonditIirrs Hsir.
requires eonstitssionai ,rsaTasn9 aT,nassrn.,ly % and
CafarSn r,, tss Blood on the Mucous SUI. SUI,
sst: ,ss 'Ha Of the System thereby dsssroyhSs ,Ss
PAT patient '.rsneth Sy oo.slus ss. IN u soins so (.
stitution rS" Sna nronristors have % muS.
s,s xe.s ., a The curative power q Ha,r. al,
tnr-h f:,tn Medicine that they aer :, ts,, Sn,
HHundrod Dollars Tor any case oa,n,. that y .a''
70 cure. send Tor list y @ tesVo = co'' Tcisae
49, aOa6 by an DrusEistS NC
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE

The REGULAR annual meeting OF Tn.
..ocIholders of the Tal,ulah Housin,
-o-~or~tion viii be held at the Tai
,,,,.h state Bank at IL A. NJ, January
18th 1922, for the purpose OF eiect
30 directors for The ensuing yea ah'
FOE G t-aneactirc such hr 'iress as ma
come before the meeting.
' w. s. CRAIG. Secretary
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rREsPAss NOTICE

Public notice is hereby givern, r,,;u1an ina,
Plantations in Madison Parish are
POSTED against all kinds OF tres
nsss;nc Anyone found guilty OF tres, ho
psss;;ne psss;ne on the above property will De
pprosecnted pros TO the full extent OF Jaw
prose'u Est. w. M. SCOTT.
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W
An Ordinance to levy and collect for
tte calendar year 1922, per capita '
tax to raise funds for the con-
structioa, mainsainarce snd repair
| of n.o..c roads and bridges in the
! Parish.
Section 1. Be it ordained by the
Police Jury of the Parish Of Madi-
,on, Louisiana, that to raise IuhoS
for the construction, mainsaiEance
and repair of the public roads and
bridges of the Parish, there be and
there is hereby levied and imposed
., the calendar year 1922 per capl-
, 20 tax Of One Dollar upon each able
coded male inhabitant of said Parish
between the ages of Is and So years.
/, Section 2. Be it further ordained
q q etc. that the collection Of the TAX
!. hereby levied shall be enforced In 'ne
manner provided by law.
e Mr.. Wright moved the adoption o.
- the foregoing ordinance and M.
,e Bewes seconded this motion, whicl
j. =, beinp put to vote was carried an
the ordinance adopted by the folo"
" ing vote. ,
. Yeas: Clark, Galloway, VIRGIN
d, uo,,owav. Hewes and Wallace. Nays
.ts .d' None. ,..;a.r.
rs Police Jury Madison Paris
M p O. BENJAMIN, Secretary.
I'D Mr.. Wright offered the foiiowri
~ M ordinance:
\; An Ordinance to levy assess and C
ion lect for the calendar year 1922 L
the Parish purposes, an advalorem Z
the NJ five mills and an additional
ne d Of three mills for said year to p
principal and interest Of the ro
led. bond indebtedness falling due
:. 1922: ard to fix the date OF
lirouency, the rate of interest,
penalties, the security of said Ia.
and the manner of enforcing
321. collection of the taxes herein lev
ven, Section 1. Be it ordained by
10 Parish of Madison, Louisiana, t
end there be and there is hereby lev
stra- and imposed for parish purposes
rish. the calendar year 1922, an advaio'
'tra- tax of five mills on the Valuation
p,rt all taxable property in said PAL
and ore and one-half mill thereof b
reg for school purposes. -.
Section 2. Be it further ordai
-sc- s etc. that an additional special adv
rem tax of three mills on the d'
valuation of taxable property in
arish. parish, be and is hereby LEVIED
imposed for the calendar year
for the purpose of paying those
,r;d,e tions of the principal and interes
front the road bond Indebtedness Ia
white due in the year 1922.
fore Section 8. Be it further oroa
,u I,1,aS etc. that the Assessor be ana
Re- hereby authorized anu iiiSeA
to: extend the taxes herein LEVIED
|, the assessment rolls for the year
d. N" and the Tax Collector dlrecte
opDs collect same.
Section 4. Be it further ord'
been etc. that the taxes herein
n Co., levied shall become delinquent
aon: on ., same time, shall bear the same
of interest, be subject to the
penalties, be secured IN the
per ar manner and enforced by tne
70 .ne proceedings as are provided
= ,dst;op & in referance to State Taxes
ses we Mr.. Wright moved the ad
price of the foregoing ordinance .
these motion was seconded by Mr.
. YOUR way and being put was cain'
possible the ordinance adopted by the
ing vote.
% Yeas: Clark, Galloway
re Hewes, Wallace and Holloway.
None.
80 $hc ALEX CLARK, Pr'
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Form OF ceupss


~ $500
On the 18th day Of January "
the BOARD of Commissioner for the
Fifth Louisiana Levee District VIII
nav to bearer thereof at the Ofhce Oh
tn. Treasurer of the State Of LOUIS
;an. or at the Fiscal Agency OF the
State of Louisiana in New Orleans
Louisiana. $500 in gold coin OF the
limited States of America, being SIX
months interest then due on bond
Mo-
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raEspAss NfTlcs

Public notice j. hefoy given en- sns
all tn Singer Manufacp1s;S par;.S J0ui1
ana is posted against Eanagin1s. .1s.orx o. : =
nassinq in any maunfr. si0a
be vigorously prusefated; xrvc n,
POINSETT LRk: 9 EsnN ~
v. ". F. JEFFEKSgNs
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Friends of Mrs. w. II. Carroll ars
g,sd 10 see her out again.

Fr;ands of Mrs. w. Il. Carroll are
~,.d no see her out again.
Mr.. G. 8. Markham, Of Huntsville NE
r.~.. Who has been the guest OF Mr;
.rd Mrs. W. l. Rountree' feeerheo
70 Texas on THURSDAY
-, ND Mrs. Joseph Smitha left
- I for their home in Atlanta, Ga,
rilu snenaine the holidays here as
aIter ,asts of Mr.. and Mrs. L. u
Baird.
Tho funeral of Clarence E. Col
.L.rn was held in Tsilulah on las,
1narp I,,rp.dsv morning from the Baptis
I.h a. 10 o'clock. His death oc
cnsa in Kansas City on Monday II
curavu novarnment hospital from a form
ss,herculosis. He had large famii,
oanact;ons Oh here and is well known II
~ nar;sb and town. He is survive
sn he mother, Mrs. John CoitnarI
DS hr ,ther. Mr.. Jack Coltharp, an
. roa sisters, Mrs. r. p. Gaines, Nr:
: o bradshaw and Miss Clara 20
charm TO WnOul lkiC
e with many friends, extend heartie
a sympathy.
!, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Nelson ar
|, fomilv of Mississippi, were CUES
y tor the holidays of Mr.: and Mrs. J9f
5. + II Yerger. Mrs. Nelson and MI
E, Yerger are sisters.
$. Rev and Mrs. Robert Harreli n,
5. ths;r guests Xmas their sons, N
N Robert o. Harrell, Jr., OF Independene
h. Ia. and Mr.. James Harrell, Of "at'
proof, La.
as Miss Ada Germany will return
nd aon from Centerville, Miss, wne
G Goss has been visiting her old home.
TO Mr. Willie Gutherie, of Heiel
III. Ark was the guest last week OF
EST sister. Mrs. P. o. Benjamin.
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PROCEEDINGS

iSVN
december 81. 1921.
TaIluls4 of the Village
Special day.
Council n Allen, Mayor. Geo.
Present. Lucas and w. s.
Spencer, s.r-
The "a
ed by M levying a Village
An Orkor the year 1922 on
Iicen Firms, Trades and
Corp9
Prof4ed by the Mayor ant
Be men of the Village o.
Borrd there is hereby levied
lTrIlulfse Tax on corporations
ivirsgfand professions for IN
frms,kd that said license tax
vesr at 100 per centum Q
.ere4e as set forth and cias
Stat4h State Law. =.
fed Ether ordained that Tn
BEhall take effect on JAM
ordk
aryainance was duly seeonSe Se
q vote and, all memoe
tws6ting "Aye," the erdinan
lprEed adopted. .s.
Iwflowing Ordinance was ON
lenance lsvying an Adyaior!!
lBf 5 mills on the dollar , /,
ko defray the expenses OF :;
Ee Government, and levy
idvalorum Tax Of 3h mills n /,
doilar for the year 1?zz
iding funds to pay the intei
msturing principal on
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Secretary Of the Board Oh
Commissioners for the Fifth
Louisiana Levee District
Sworn to and subscribed before me
a. Tallulah. Louisiana, on this
day
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Notary Public.
A...... FH. SCHNEIDER, Pres
a w CAMPBELL, Secretary.
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President Of the Board Oh
Commissioners for the fii'n
Louisiana Levee District
at:
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NOTICE OF ACCOUNT

State of Louisiana, Parish OF Ma9'h
Ninth District Court
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-. was a guest Of his daugh-
Z. Gilbert in Tailuiah Tor
- d4ys

= vas a guest Of his daugh-
E. Gilbert IN Taiiuiah 1of
= day.
Mrs. A. C. Williamson and
nruned to Readland on Wed
last.
Nat pay. of vicksburg, return
= Monday evening after spend.
81 holidays with his daughter
u SEWER in Tallulah.
Matt Day and two granddaugh
:, Misses i Mary Belle and kather
Day returned 70 Vlcks4uss 4 4
sdsy after a pleasant AmAs =
]. Sewer home.
thursday afternoon Mrs. tshls w :
80 entertained with four taps ,5.'
lac in honor of her guest, w, =.
~ n. Smitha, of Atlanta, ma. "a, M
p noinsetta Xmas rosel was. was CO.
rut in detailed decora''TMn M ~
v's afternoon was spent by 81 81
nth Mrs. John E. 1erger ~ y
~ WI ~ the prize, Mrs. W. a. VI ~
.he booby and Mrs. Smisna Sn;re =
3 g 1e nriSe. % During the evening ),
~ ~ vas served the guests VINO we we
2. a. + F. SEWER, Mrs. W. H. PieTSo
:. = p p H H Pierson, Mrs. Myiess M NJ,
ns, MS = NV Y.r~er, Mrs. G. H. ogb0g1rn y91
pm p. Charles Ci Whittington, Mrs Mrs. "; ",
~, :.s. ms Mrs. Frank MeCaffrey, ~ N,
n'InA : 4 c;,nin. Mrs. Walter Scott, ~
,oIv;n ,o,v;n Todd and Mrs. c. B. Ciaus
On ,u",n was a guest for refreshments
NJ, Noland Harvey spent, An :
,oi;days with his parents, MI
m, j N. Harvey in Taiiuiah'
~ rrank McCaffrey returned
sli, orleans after spending the n
~ 's"r. with Mrs. McCaffrey as the su
n Mrs. C. A. smitha.
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II has been our observaton that tne
less YOU know about people .ne ''
or YOU retain their friendship.
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Mrs. i. +. heu anu o.
! Thursday as guests OF MIS- "e''
Webb at Delta.
Mrs. G. H. Ogbourne entertained
the Wednesday afternoon brioge
CIub with four tables. A Jolly time
was had by the guests during the az
ternoon with Mrs. w. j. WARD tne
winner of the club prize and MS. MI
Carneal Goldman the guest prize ne
visitors were Mrs. E. B. Nelson, mrs;
Charles Whittingto, MRS. Calhea,
Goldman. Mrs. Frank McCaffrey ano
Mrs Joseph Smitha. A two coufss
lunch was served the guests
Mrs John E. Yerger entertainet
r the Friday afternoon club WITH LII 8, 6,
: tables in honor of her sister, Mrs.
IR Nelson. Delicious salad and 1roI
on courses were served during th
, evinene. The guests were Mrs. ohAI
= Warrington ard Mrs. Carneai o0i-
n man.
Messrs Sammie and Lesser SaleWi
and Jerome Minsky Will leaSs &
4 week for New Orleans, a1ter Spe--
= = the :. .Jlidsys with relatives.
r, Mrs. Wade Newell ard darSn eI
Misses Mary Kirk and Irene New, New
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wynn; OF Ns~r =,
tor were guests here Monday al
o enioyed the Xmas dance given oy Il
young men of Tailulah.
Mr.. and Mrs. p w Mc-s'and =;
"a. ratm-rsd cd 70 Tallulah after q II
lis months absence in Arizona.
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From Harvey Lexing's Place bay
COLT about 8 years old, long heavy
for.ops. Missing since November
Is, last. Nosny'
MAGGIE H0uGH
December II, 1921 auian' Ia
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SHERIFF SALE

Cat. of Louisiana. Parish Of Madisea|
Ninth Judicial District Coess-
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IN THE HEART OF A Eco

DR.. Nesbit-"Old Linen Fan'
an important factor in Harve
Knows most of the family secre'
laughter, Laura, is the ieader
Younger social set. She loves
:oved-by Grant Allen, ehi.or
.ocal paper, but she fiirts win :
man lust 20 make him jealous
aaret Muller. the Lorilei, wh9
with Grants mother and as1
to Harvey's social set, inveigN
;rto an illicit love affair and
/ the mother of his illessi1
spring Grants mo'her asst
narentage, hut Old Linen Pal
the secret which places a9d
.rable barrier between 8e
Laura. Grants mother diey
Lorelei, now in pursuit to
| Fem, a young lawyer, er.
mctl.,r her child. Fennhe,
tom Van Dom, a nctoriosher
marries Laura, who menn
imothering instinct for sue
Imarries the Lorelei. Va5rces
,cumbs to The LoreleTs Wy who
Laura and marries the his
divorces Fem. Grant hines.
newspaper and enter q a fire
IA terrific explosion, foil he his
occurs and in attemptinfen to
men, he is injured Eat the
DR.. Nesbit's home and heart
same time that Laura,rn. Ir
returns, having left he fire:
nursing Grant back decide
Of love are rekindled the cnn
to work together in Be BARRIE
disions cf the miners child re
of Grants parentagf
mains. declare
A strike at the the owne
and "Hog Tight" breaker
engages a horde Snt out Q
from the city TO esults whe
town. In the melej this orde
they attempt to q and kiilet
Grants little sons Dorm. wi
through the fault to Grant
holds him up as b. The Lor
make him give hkte, kills Va
lei, her love turn
Dorm and goes his son, Ora
Over the deatthe child is !
confesses to LaAers and tn
own and not Ter that stan
this secret Is mutual und.
between them is responsll
standing that factorily endi
for an entiref life.
of this great ! A Fool" and
"In The q shown at I
Pathe News by January 2.
Lvric TheatI
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Mrs T. P. Kell and family Spent
Thursday as guests Of Mrs "e''
Webb at Delta.
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Mrs T. P. Kell and family speH1
the Xmas holidays at the WE'VE"
home in Newellton.
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~. pay. of vicksburg, return
~ Monday evening after spend.
hoI;days with his daughter
I Sewer in Tallulah.
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NJ r g Markham, Of Huntsville
TT: gho has been the guest OF Mr;
iS Mrs. W. L. Rountrse, returned
a. n' Teas on Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs.. Carneal Goldman ana
con spent the holidays with MS Iosu cs~
MANS parents, Mr.. and MIS- 1s''
Spencer in Tallulah. ~:
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Mrs. A. C. Williamson and
tnnruned nm to Readland on Wed
lAst.
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ssepstary Of the Board ''
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Matt Day and two granddaugn-
/ Misses Mary Belle and kathe,,
psy returned 70 vieksSurg burg. On N
~ Ssv after a pleasant Xmas IN
ii Sewer home.
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LOST. srRAYED OR STOLEN

p G. BENJAMIN, Secretary.
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Kidney aldIBIaddG
TlglblGs.COlQHGTed
OF Money Back

For 40 years, said DR.. Carey, I
have been pre7cribing Marshroot
for kidney and bladder sickness
md NOW that have retired from
active practice ] have made ar.
rangements with leading druggists
10 dispense this wonderful prescrip.
lion at a moderate price, on the
money back II dissatisfied plan.
Beware OF kidney disease-thou.
sands dieyot 1t every year who
ought to be enjoying the blessings
otsliSe and health. Watch the symp.
toms, IL you have Specks floating
before the eyes, puffy eyes, clam
my feet or moist palms. backache
or sideache, you oaght to get bot.
NE OF DIR. ICarey's Alarshroot right
away
II has wonderfully benefited tens
Of thousands Of cases Of kidney and
bladder troubles and Is the medi.
cine YOU can always depend upon.
Results are guaranteed.
NOTE-Dr. Daniel G. Carey was
q practicing physician for many
Years and his great Prescription,
Marshroot, aided thousands OF SUI.
lerers from kidney and bladder
trQublesi Hereafter you can al.
ways get this effective Prescription
AZ Fairmont Pharmacy, Service
Drug Store. Grant Town Agents
Grant Town Drug Store, Manning
ton Agent-Inglns Pharmacy, and
al reliable pharmacists the coun,
my over Keep in mind the name,
pr. Care IS Marshroot prescription
No; 40 other medicine can
tale sace. ys.%4a,
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A Fool and His Money

THIS THE sT DRY 81 the oh
er side sof q fool and his money
THERE was once 4 sheep nerd
er, who AFTER work king for two year
was obliged to take land instead
of money for his pay, AND be
cause ne couldn't sell the land Ne
kept It and went away aud herded
more sheep.
MAN YEARS WENT BY
AND THEN.
NO. They didn't strike on 81
bis land.
They didn't strike gold.
They didn't even strike lead.
THEY STRUCK POPULATION
The country filled up and thor
made a city out Of his poor land
HE became the capitalist d
that little town.
AND so a fool and his none
were not soon parted, but soon
brought together.
II you would learn the Lesson oil
sure investment, all you have ts
do Is buy a piece of land.
There Is only so much Of this
old earth and Il Is filling up rap
idly.
Some day America Will be ,likt
China and the landless American
will be like the poor Chinese.
Right now am offering you d
chance TO become the owner Of {
few good lots located In Fatrmolt
Lots from $40 to 500 cash, ther
a few cents saved each day viii
pay fof them.
Houses everywhere on terms.
Think this over; then come e ,
and talk It over with me.
LEVI B. HARR
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Silver Island pass. me Gateway
10 the yangtze, make lie region
very attractive.
Emperor CHEN Lung wrote reams
Of verses creating a school Of po-
etry almost and all about chinkiaug
Nevertheless the phlegmatic Brit
ish came up the river in 1s42 with
fleet. Leyeling their guns at the
forts frowing down on the passes
both gold and silver, they silenced
everything.
After that there was less poetry
and more sordid business in and
around Chinkiang which became an
open port for foreign trade in 1851.
The place where the British fleet
anchored in the middle Of the Yang
tee Is now dry land with growing
crops and houses covering It. This
Is due to the river changing its
course. Some OF the natives claim
It did so because 1t felt It had ds-
graced itself by elading the enemy
to Chinkiang.
'Yangtze mud ware is one Of the
principals articles of trade here.
First they take piece Of wood-a
tray, cup or whatever they wish to
make-then cover 1t with mud and
bake It, Frequently they inset moth
er OF pearl or other substances max
ing designs. The finished product
looks something like lacquer and is
very cheap.
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OIL OF GLOVES
FOR SORE FEET
Tendreest Feet Benefited BY
Greaseless Cream

Tendreest Feet Benefited BY
6reaseless Cream
on OF cloves Will act as surely
on the nerves Of tired, swollen
aching feet as It does in an
aching tooth.
This discovery was made by
a lady who in desperation tried
Greaseles Noxzema Skin Cream
(which contains oil OF clovesl
on her poor, tired feet.
The cooling, soothing Noxze-
ma vtnished into the skin bring.
ing instant relief to the tired
burning feet-blessed relief
the soreness was gone. Try Nox.
zema. II soothes and heals the
most fevered or tender tissues.
Get a small jar from your drug.
gist, or tho Noxzema Chemical
Co., OF Baltimore. Nd, will NAH
you a large souvenir jar upon
receipt of this clipping and 100
to cover postage and packing.
ADV
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-23
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81 have taken only two boxes Of
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has done me more good than any.
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heid stomach, bloating, food repeat
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and enables the stomach to digest
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but You-get the full strength from the
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