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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-10

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costumes Mr. and Mrs C1sr1@S
Wagner and family. Mr. and Ms Joe
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-10
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-10

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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-10

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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-10
MTCHE CABINETS

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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-11-10

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
AL Saltar Del Lecho,
Tome Aqua Caliente
Poroue convene a todO ell mundO
tomar un vase de aqua calien-
te antes del desayunO.

Para que SUI rostro rebose salud;
para que cada dia su tez sea mas
limpia; para no tener al despertarse
nj dolor de cabeza de espalda, nj
NAL aliento, nj lengua sucia; en- una
palabra, para sentirse cemplet;.mente
bien todos los dias, ensaye durante
una semana ell baiio niatinal inferno.
Todas las mananas, antes del de-
sayuno, tome un vase de aqua calen-
te con una cucharadita de Fosfato
Limestone, fin, no solo de lbrar al
estomago, al hfgado, a los riIiones y a
los intestinos de las materias indi-
geribles, la bills y las toXinas deja-
das por la digestion de la vispera,
sino de limpiar, refrescar y purificar
todo ell aparato digestive, antes de
que ell est6mago reciba mas alimentos.
La accion del aqua caliente y del Fos-
'fato Limestone sobre el estomago va
cio-. es extraordinariamente tonica.
tAdemas, esta sencilla combination ha-
ice desaparecer las fermentaciones,
los gases Y la acidez intertinal y pro-
Iporciona un excelente apetito para Ell
desayuno.
Tn cuarto de libra de Fosfato LII
mestone, ell cual cuesta solo unos po-
Icos centavos, es bastante para demos
trar a quienes tienen la tez sucia y
palida ' a los que sufren de estreni-
miento, ataques biliosos, acidez esto-
macal v dolores reumaticos, que con
solo praeticar ell bano inferno durante
una semana, consiguen mejorar su
Iaspecto v sentirse completamenate
lb;en Advt. 21
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
EN- Ell SENADO

s,smai suis..sa - ln4 .fra- .ir ras8fIss
i,isssisianni qle tsi.lel. s0 la, taAaiss
,.simslmls- ~ aisifil.aesn R,4 .i.is
mn ~ isere ~ ia s-s.aa -ai qnc F.,d
~ s..laan a. att,eisso l,fl.ssn r,sin
sauiaa.
s'isn inil dsange- sratn ,s..fiusl,s
tara snsgsIr~e juilsss ssn Iguai ,ai.ii
dad tinss~ielisr ,sc la srla ,- i.aii'..
aulas8Kasi"s trT la isy ~" -. afr,.
l,aaa "a ,sogirml,fr - w. iais. ~ la
sonstraoidn b. la ulauia ,i,-irica az.
xiliar > aisrss asp~-s"rias. caya rufs-
trnccian fns ans"fazada isor sii,lla Icy
alsfsasas.a su n"viemi,is -. 1919. = an
Ia ins,aiaridn de- .'quiI,e adiciunai 3
o,aas a,rs-ssrias ane ~ r-luierrn oa
la llania actual.
Ariicuio > Dlcha cant''lad de- 25o
eco d.lar,s seri aniicilada por el t.
sore lnsi'lar on d"s lari"s; Uia de-
l.mMla a"lancs one scran pBestoS
disposition del Cnmisionaio osl Inte-'
rinr. rnaiiio los Soliciiare en laTtr %
en ioda. ca cil.tiquier fecha dcspu,s de
jrlio To- 1921. y Ia uira icrlc DC loa
Oo0 d6larcs que Se dispondran para
entregarse igualmcntc cn elialquier fe-
cha ,leSpuis de Julio 10. 1922.
Arifculo 3. Para Ia devouci6n de
Ia cantidad antic ada. seg1in SO dis
p0ne anteriormente en esta Ley. el
Seryicio de Riego pagara anualmente
al TeSoro Inslllar la suma de cincUen-
Ia mil d0lareS, mas los intereseS de-
ycngados "a raz0n de ) por ciento
anual. hacienda el primer pago el dfa
primero de julio de los amos subsi-
guientes hasta amortiZar de un todO
la deuda. Esta suma de $4,000 d0lares
mas ell importe de los intereses deven-
gad0s que retirarh anualmente el Ser
vicio de Riego para amortiZar la deu
da. la formara del modo siguiente: :
35 coo d6lares. mas la parte pr0porcio-
nal lie interpscs deyengados, Sc rctira
rain de los fondos procedentes de los
ingresoS por concepto de la venta de
fuerza el6ctrica producida por cl siste
ma hiGroeldctrco dc CARTE, Y el ba-
lance de $4,000 d0ares. mas Ia parte
proportional de intereses devengados.
Sc retirara de los fondos ordinarios
disponilles anualmente para la conser-
vaci6n Y exploitation del sistema de
riego.
ArtIculo 4.-En case de que el Teso
70 estuv;era en- condolences de hacer
el citado anticipo de 2l0,000 d6lares,
el Tesorero Gle Puerto Rico queda por
la presente autorizado y facnIfado
para emitir, Y Sc le ordena que emf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
SAN JUAN .
TENEMOS MUCHOS TUBOS.

ia Ley, Y las obligaciones que por la
presente Sc cream, no seran perjudica=
dos por nihguna ley o resoluci0n de Ia
Asamblea Legislative, de la Legisla-
tura de Puerto Rico subsiguientemen-
te 'aprobada, por ninguna interpreta-
ci0n de las mismas, nj por ninguna in
terpretacion de ninguna ley resolu
ci6n aprobada hasta la fecha: sino
que dichos bonos,. cuando hayan sido
deDidamente emitidos Y vendi los cons
tituiran una obligation legal inelu
dible de Ell Pueblo Gle Puerto hasta
que sean amortizados Y pagados en-
debida forma.
Artfculo S-De acuerd0 con 10 dis
puesto en- La secci6n de la Ley del
Congreso tituIada LEY para proyeer
de un gobierno civil Puerto Rico Y
para otros fines" aprobada ell dfa 2
de mario de 1917, los bonos cuya emf
sion Sc autoriza por la presente esta-
ran exentos de contribution por el Go
bierno de los Estados Unidos, por ell
Gobierno de Puerto Rico de cual-
quier subdivision polftica municipal
del mismo. por cualquier Estado, o
cualquier condado, municipio otra
subdivision municipal de cualquier Es:
tado Territorio de los Estados Uni
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04

dos, q por q Distrito de Columbia
Artfculo 9.-Para atender a todos
los gasfos que puedan originarse en- la
emission y venta de los bonos, de acuer-
do con esta Ley, por la presente Sc asig
ma la cantidad de 1000 d6lares. la
parte de esta que fuere necesaria, de
cualquier balance no gastado del fon-
(Continda en- Ia pagina a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04

NfTfl j. flU t- H
ssns.la saa. i .. Ht. aI.
isnr -r Na,sa tH d. fr.frtn
o. gnsaiinla .l. n . ru .., a. aas-
ri,ess., sfrl-hIa u dasts. - sie
fInaft ian afr.r t-fa. Ha rn -
lflfn.. q ln f-.. f.r. tuna slnsos
f.,llia ,afsaieufa nf-.HsNr nsfa ln.
ias .Ir naasas1fH s.aH Nf oHrat Irs
lnual,- gte a,f-f,H fn Ia. ramie
rrnansia. tr eff.ilt',f nr re-..
rou u,il afae-s ta q. o.sisiiH's
a. ln ulanfa rlafyiru HHAlHr fl rra
r,.Tn ' au.fH afinl.a. ,l Id fialfa el,.e
itica actual 0c rafttc
Ar,6rl, - nalto. b...- nofr5n
s.r .... f,,,,s .5.. ,..,,...,,... 81, f,,s.rito.
, 81, s,,l,s. f..r1,ss ~ i,. l,n,.os de-
,.n,,,n.. u.9,sn la...-.. o.rmr,sl,..s
p.- ga,os -n~,q.io. Gee s,ua-lo eou los
r..r,su,.nto. u,. "a las mi.ma> So
nr,.s,ril,i..,,n LES i...,os no.ir.iu ser de
,,,alos,ni.rs o. ,le tadss las >;.uiepia.
a.,,.mins.,ou.s. 81 nnn S5aao Y Sln.
0a,. G,y.ei~srsn iuf.,.~es a an tipo
ar na vcedci5 Eel cilwo por ciento
a,tuai. les c,alcs ihtcrt>e> Seran pa
gaderos seme>; ;ralueute cl dia prime
70 De cada mes de euero Julio. Para
los efecsoS de Ia amortization. los no
nos scran divididoS cl series. las 81
rics indicadas CON una lctra de scrie
en- cada bono. veureran en- el orden de
s1 emission Y Seran rp,limibles amor
tizables en In sigIicnte forma i50.000
d6larcs yencerdn 81 dia primero de
enero del ailo 1861: V 100000 el dia
primero de enero del ano 1862. Tanto
ell capital como los iutereses serdn pa
gaderos en- In TesOrerfa de los Estados
Unidos, o.en Puerto Rico en.la oficina
del Tesorero &c Puerto Rico. en- Ia
ofcina del asente fiscal del Gobierno
de Puerto Rico. Segda 10 terninare el
Tesorero de Puerto Rico. Ell moneda
de or0 de los i1stado~ tnidoS .Gel'actual
peso Y ley.
Art!culo B.-Diches honoS pqdran
ser venlidos por 81 Secretario de Ia
7 Guerra de los EstadoS UniGos. por
81 Tesorero de Puerto Rico por cllal-
n,jpr arepte fiscal nombfado con tai
fin nor el I'esorero de puo'to Rico con
Ia aprobaci6n del .Gobernador, en- las
condolences mas favorables para FL
Pueblo de Puerto Rico y tan cerc1 CO.
mo fuere factible de las fechas de su
emission. FL producto de su venta Sc
deposiFara con IN oep'Sl'ario "o''i /
zado GEL 1ooleriio oe iuei'o i'i'" '''e
sefl oeSlslduo POI II iesoiei' ''V ''ei
10 RICO
Con la aprobacion del Goberhador'
dicho Tesorero de Puerto Rico tehdr;l
absolute interyencloh autofl"ao'
dentro de las fimitaciones que Ell Ia
pfeSente sc pIescIlDcH' cii ~ N"ileNA
niente todos los asuntos relaclona-
dos con dichos honos, incluyendo las
condiciones y denominaclones de los
mismos, Ia manera, tempo y metodo
de su EMISSION y Venta, con suJecioh
las limitaciones anteflormente pfescrl-
tas en- la prescnte. adoptara todas
las medidas que necesarlas fuereh pa
ra dar cabai cuhpllliiieiilo'a ias uispo-
slclohes de eSta Ley p'''ii''ii'o prov eVi
10 necesarlo mielitras se prei'a an I've
bonos dehnitiVos' para Id ellis!oii 'e
bon6s certiiicados provisionales.
Artfcujo Para ell pago de los in
tercscs de dichos bonos, segdn vencie-
rem. para reembolso del capital, por
Ia presente oucda irrevocablemente em
penada la buena fe de Ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, al pago de los predi-
chos intereses del capital de los men
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-06-23

Argyle Base Ball Club beat
Harg Base Ball Club Sunday, the
10th, by the score of seven to one
at Harg, Ky. Argyle boys hit to
all corners OF the field. Borders
worked six innings for Argyle,
had Harg whiting at Them Ow.
ing to Borders being young he
was taken out in sixth inning.
Ogden then finished the game.
He shot the ball over like flash
and there was no chance for the
Harg boys. Although, the Ar
gyle boys only had five of their
regulars in lineup. Bob kennon
and Bert Knight were away, hut
will be in the lineup this coming
Sunday.
Big game at Argyle Sunday, he
Doth. Everybody come and see
areal game of ball. Contributed.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-06-23
Notice to Dairymen

This is to notify owners OF good
milk cows that our jersey Sire,
Hazel Green's Valentine n o 6.
1914, 313, aged 3 years, Is now at
our barn. This BULLS grand dams
we're half-slsters and daughters
of Dollie's Valentine, which held
the worlds ecord 1S9S-l9O4
with record of 1O,2lS gallons
milk and 676 pounds butter fat.
In his ancestry are found sew
eral sires of tested daughters.
Among them Bluster No.-22,-
7S9. sire Of IL tested cows, and
I'm nents Roleisht, sire IF %
tested cows.
Our license fee is 30. 90 for sea
son cash IN hand, but in case the
offspring is a male not eligi bic TO
registry, the COW may be return
ed free for the following season.
Stanton College Farm,
l.. O. Knox, Mgr,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-06-23

OF every purchaser of Hasslel
shock absorbers we have asked
the question, "How do you like
your Hassler's." In every in.
stance but one when measuring
their value in dollars, the users
have SAID 81 would not take
800 for them if | could not get
another SET" One customer said
he would not take $500 for his
Hasslers and do without them.
By completely absorbing the
shock on our rough roads as they
were made to do, they not only
save your springs, save your
tires, save the body of your ma.
chine, but they save yourself
from the annoying shocks which
often nearly jolt you from your
seat.
Come in today and let us put
Hasslers on your Ford, so you
can keep your repair change in
your pocket.
Clay City Motors Company.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-06-23
Good For Women, Too

Foley Cathartic Tablets have
long been favorite physic with
men. Women suffer as much as
men do from indigestion and con
stipation. Mrs. Geo. Powers, 81
Winthrop Ave-, Revere, Mass. ,
writes 81 have taken Foley Ca.
III lrtic Tablets and i recommend
them to everyone" They Danish
biliousness, headache, gas.-Sher
man Robbins Il Sons local agents
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-06-23
Getting Along Good

Women are as great sufferers
from kidney and bladder all.
ments as men. Mrs. Carey, Box
81, X. +. ID. No. 2, Middletown,
N. Y, writes: 81 had kidney
trouble ever since | was little
girl, but | am getting along good
since | have taken Foley Kidney
Pills" They help the kidneys.
Sherman Robbins & Sons local
agents.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-06-23
A Good Summer Medicine

A summer bronchial cough
causes broken sleep and lowers
your vitality. Hay fever and
asthma are other seasonal attic.
tiOns. Foiey's Honey and ! ar
Compound soothes and heals raw,
intlamed membranes, stops tick.
ling in throat aud clears stuffy,
wheezv breathing. Contains no
opiates.-SlIerman Robbins d
Sons local agents.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-06-23
Delco Light Plant for Sale

Have one % Light Delco Flee.
trio plant for sale. Been used
less than one year. In good con.
dltlOn except meter winch has
been returned to company for re.
pairs or a new one under their
guarantee. Sells for S545 90
new. Will take 800 90 and put it
on base IN your own home.
j. K. Burgher,
Clay CITY, Ky.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-06-23
SPOUT SPRING

The Rev. Bayard c, Rogers
will preach Saturday night at the
school house. A full house is in
vited.
Miss Virgie VanCleve return
ed Saturday from the State Nor
NAL at Richmond, having attend.
ed the full term.
Miss Ora VanCleve and Char
lie VanCleve took the examina
tion for teachers at Stanton Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Il. 5. Christopher was at
Winchester the first of the week
10 consult specialist in regard
10 her health which is not so
good as her friends would like
10 see.
The people IN ti,is end of the
county certainly have the good
roads fever and il they can get
all of h . right of way some
roads will be built this time, il
seems certain. The County Judge
and County road Commissioner
are billed to he here one day this
week aud lay out a new location
of the road from, Jack sons Chap.
ell church TO the Powell county
line.
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relatives here.
jim Foster was a business Wis.
itor in Stanton Monday.
Several from here attended
court at Stanton Monday.
Ancil Pitts, of Esfill county,
was here first of the week.
Miss Edna Grove has been very
sick, but is able to be out again.
Miss Alice Kinkead, Knowl.
ton, was here Saturday afternoon.
The train Saturday afternoon
killed very valuable cow for
Alvin Norton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Martin
and children visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Grove Wednesday.
Mrs. Net Martin burned her
foot last Thursday and is yet suf.
fering very much.
Our. training class has decided
to meet every Friday night.
Don't you want to join?
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Neal were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
jim Willoughby at Bowen.
Miss Nina Conlee visited her
sister, Mrs. Suds Martin, on Cat
creek last Wednesday night:
Misses Grace and Alice Law, of
Richmond. were here the week
end guests of Mrs. Cora Norton.
Stoner Martin came down Sat
urday and joined our crowd and
went with us to Natural Bridge.
Miss Sylvia Skidmore came
back from Torrent last week and
is now visiting relatives in Mt.
Sterling.
Blackberry time is with us
again. Your old maid scribe has
canned qnite a few jars of jam
this week.
Misses Louise Conlee and Hap
by Norton visited Miss Agnes
Wills at the home of her grand
ma, Mrs. J. M. Conlee, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Even and
son, Eben, and Miss Mary Doug.
las, of Stanton were here Sunday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. q. M. Der
ickson.
Mrs. Evelyn Grove was called
to Stanton to see her new grand.
daughter, who arrived at the
home Of her laughter, Mrs.
Wayne Bowen last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Kellor and
boys, Ellwood aud Hillard, visit.
ed Mrs. Margaret Faulkner at
Bowen over Sunday. Mrs. Faux.
ner returned with them for few
days visit.
Miss Algie Neal and Mr.. Fiel.
don Townsend both of this place
were united In matrimony last
Friday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Derickson. Long and
happy life is the wishes of their
many young friends.
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Stanton Subscribers

Following is the list of Stanton
subscribers TO the improvement
of the Bird Adams hill as report
ed to the FINES few weeks ago
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Who Said Dutton!

DIR. buttons Great Vegetable
Discovery and other Standard
Remedies can be had from, Il. r.
Harris, Clay City Ky.
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The Dodge automobile has ia.
ken tumble in price until this
favorite machine now sells for
less than $1,000. The Dodge is a
splendid buy.
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One year ago sugar was $50 90
per cwt. Today at the Williams
sale $4,000 will buy a wagon load
Of goods.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-01
FARMERS PROGRESSING
- IN BUSINESS METHODS

Fargo, N. D. Nov. 29.-More pro-
gress has been made in North Dakota
in farm accounting and cost of pro-
duction studies during the past few
years than in any other aspect of farm
management, stated c. E. Miller, Pro-
fessor of Farm Management, at the
Agricultural College this week, IN
commenting upon the increased recog-
nition of good farm management
methods.
"Shrewd business men make as few
guesses as possible" said Professor
Miller. 'They get together the facts
regarding conditions, and then proceed
to analyze them carefully. Safe con-
ditions are drawn from these facts.
Farmers take advantage Of the same
principle by keeping farm records of
various kinds. A study Of these rec
ords makes farming safer business.
Mistakes can be avoided and time can
be saved. Cost of production studies
are also being made in North Dakota,
and farmers are finding that the data
ron costs which many of them are now
furnishing the Agricultural College
are not only help to themselves but
to other farmers as well. Cost Of pro-
duction studies aid the farmer in
planning ahead for lean, poor years
and for indicating what to expect II
the way Of yields, costs and profit.
Scores Of North Dakota farmers
furnished data this year for cost Of
production studies conducted unde1
the direction of Rex E. Willard, Agri
cultural College, and at present hal.
day cost estimating schools are being