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Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

Mr.. Gates of the Kavanagh ranch
shipped In a bunch OF sheep Satur-
day to be fed at the ranch for market.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

wanted-to buy small dairy farm
near MIX route, improved. Give
full, particulars in first letter.-E. q.
Hiett, Sidney, Nebraska.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

John Fredinberg Is layed up with
the rheumatism.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

Our road has been improved the
past week with few new tin wills
ties. Keep the good work up.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

Mr.. ard Mrs. Blumer were callers
at Edw. Chirnside's Tuesday and also
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chirnside.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

LoST-Canvas gun cover at Elbert
turkey shoot Sunday. Please leave
at postoffice.-W. H. Coe. Tsp.
FOR SALE-If you can't have tur-
key for Thanksgiving, get nice
young chicken.-Inquire at this office.
FOR SALE-squash and pumpkins
at s1.00 per dozen. Mauldin Bros.
11-1Sp.
FOR SALE-Purebred Duroc bores
and gifts. Tom Musick, Box 362,
Ebert, Colo. 2S-1Sp.
FOR SALE-My residence in Eliz-
abeth. John Sahms, Route Box 119,
Englewood, Colorado. 2125p.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Tucker were
visiting at the e. d. F'arnham home
Monday morning when their team
became frightened and scaled the fem
ces. dislocating the rear wheels of the
buggy.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. C. E Potter returned
from their trip to Denver Sunday eve
ming.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

viii Tannin sold hogs to Mr.. Cor
reSsel the past week.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25
COMING TO
COLORADO SPRINGS
DIR. DORAN

A Specialist. Not in Name Only, Lut
by Experience of Almost a
Quarter of Century.
DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE
Will Give Free Consultation OIL
Tuesday, Nov. 29th,
Alamo Hotel from Q a. m. to p. m.
ONE DAY ONLY
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

Emil Anderson and Glen Leonard
were Sunday callers at Edw. Chirn-
sides.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

Charley Fizelle has had his house
decorated inside. Jim Crawford did
the wo1k. Mr.. Crawford has now re-
turned to his home in Colorado
Springs.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

Nels Axelson was transacting busi-
ness in Denver and Boulder from Fri
day till Sunday Mrs. Will Potter
staying with his wife.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25
ONE DAY ONLY

Alamo Hotel from a. m. to p. m.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

teacher to her home at Castle Rock
today.
The public sale at Heiden's Friday
had a small crowd. Mich cows sold
from $40 to $50. Machinery and
horses went cheap.
WINDY POINT.
There wasn't very large crowd at
Mr.. Heiden's sale Friday, but things
sold well.
Mr.. Minson is travelling by the
horse back route now days.
All report good time at the party
given at Chas. Anderson's Friday
night.
l.. w. Johnson was on the sick list
the fore part of the week.
Miss Eva Chirnside has been chief
cook at her uncle's the past week.
John Fredinberg is layed up with
the rheumatism.
Emil Anderson and Glen Leonard
were Sunday callers at Edw Chirn-
sides.
Ward Russell and family spent Sun
day with Ray Cogswell's.
Chas. Cooke has team now and is
ready to farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Tannin.
T. l.. Leonard bought a COW and
horse at the sale Friday.
Will Tannin sold hogs to Mr. Cor
reSsel the past week.
Our road has been improved the
past week with few new tin wills
ties. Keep the good work up.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Blumer were callers
at Edw. Chirnside's Tuesday and also
Mr. and AIra Rohnrt Chirnsid
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

Dolls, Games, Dishes, Books, Balls
Harps, Teddy Bears, Doll Furniture
Toy Engines, Air Rifles, Drums, Bah,
Toys
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

T. l.. Leonard bought a COW and
horse at the sale Friday.
Elbert County tribune., 1921-11-25

Ward Russell and family spent Sun
day with Ray Cogswell's.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
Bought TurneNiIle and hung Own
Name on Place.
o~,na to impaired HsAith. c. ~
Ans ko~ Seeks 10 Relieve Him.
seH of Burden ef -enef.

Colchester. Cons. Owning au rntir.
village and rriEuing supreme a. the
boss Il the hamlet has lost it, charms
FOR e, NJ Ans ~ Mount vernon. y
L.. principally because ot impaired
health, and he l. soon 10 relieve hitn-
self Of the burden Of that honcs.
In December. 1919. Mr. Ans became
sole proprietor ~ the then village of
Turner,iIle. lying between wtllimau,
tic aud MidtIctoSn on the Air Line
division of tie New Haven railrnad
and a few miles frun Colchester.
The attractive feature OF the village
Is It's wonderful water power, AZ the
top Of hill overlooking II is take
milc and q qulNter square, fed by
hidden springs wIAh never fail, and
the water caH be : down so as to
produce between sal and 100 horse
power,
The first man 10 perceive the tAlne
OF this lake VAS the one for uhotn
the place wss originally nsned~P.
". Turner. who started the silk Indus
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09

CHCAGo.-wh-a poulnick and
- Joe Ver, young. some tWrniy years
ago IN Italy. they looked FAR Into the
future.
-uur chilfr-h shall marry.- said
n"nlnlcs Ny son shsll marry your
daughter or Jour boy sAaI! marry my
grl
pu,a,nIck Clt-n established a home
az tsIg MeyirksrS avenue some years
aso -nd j.. potcfro lived near him
A. go Mcylsksrs avenue Then j..
vas sent g Joliet. charged vIth mur.
ter.n. h's uHri. AHe.lo pygrcia. and
hs ,.re! s.shi y.a-s Tie two fam.
Lies were TO l"nEer friendly Done
frio returned from prisro. lie called
on puululek.
Remember our Old compact hs
said Your daughter. Florence. is
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09

the stat" capitals ~, WiScuasin ana
Missouri.
The ecricsia sglcal architecture ls
represented by photographs of the
Chapel OF the Inivrc~@siua and the
rer~ios OF ~ Thctnas church, both
In New iors the chaEei vi West
Point; the First Congregational
church AZ Riverside. Cat. and sL.
GATHERINGS church ~ Ros,on.
Several buildings al Nellrsley. Hsr.
ward and Princeton are among the
educational buildings
American architecture IL further
illustrated by photographs II the build
ings ~ the csntury. Harvard and Tai.
vsrsify clubs of New Yors the coun-
try club Of III. Louis: the rhlyerxi,y
club az Chicago Several ho,-ls and
ihcafers and typical American stores
snd manufacturing buildings are rem
resented.
Notable American residences also
are portrayed.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
Shell Be Queen of All She Surveys

n AkLAND. CAL-By a simple de-
~ cree superior Iudge 4 r So
sure made Mrs Ella NJ Douglas. an
Oakland woman. queen and Sole ruler
II a domain larger than many Euro
p.an countries. i+tUDn acres. located
tn the heart 81 the Brazilian yunsles,
along the famous River of Doubt
The jungle empire was awarded
Mn Douglas along with an .n'rr.ocu-
tory decree - divorce from Bruce Yin.
ceui Douglas diplomat. explorer and
soldier u forum" Tie vast trar'
Was a c.ft 20 Douglas from Don Man
us, Valdez. whose title came from the
queen ~ Portugal hy inheritance
Douglas j. said 90 have carried on
the late Theodore Ro0Ssyelts work -
exploration into territory never be
fore visited hy w1.Ite men. lie tired
of the jgn.Ies. Mrs. Douglas told the
court. and left FOR America ou dip
louatir mission. He did no; return.
Soon his adventurous and rowing dis
position had Involved him 10 trouble
with the police IN New York. he was
convicted u passing bad checks and
was sentenced 20 q short term 'n sing
Sing. whore be : now serving time.
according 10 testimony In court. Mr..
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
oval, We're Coin Back to Normalcy'

n nENyER.-Hsry Brtll. with one
- black eye. and Mrs. Brill, With
one chawed ear. cane to police court
because Of new one. Three years
ago. It appears. Harry. who was
respectable WheatridGe farmer, yield
ed to Satan and his wife's entreaties,
end up and sold the old faTn-auc-
tioning of everything.
Game To teown. jedge," said Har-
ry, "Jest so tn old lady could wear
half-hose an run up and down Curtis
street adrniring the po|icemess and
envying other wimmens' honnets, And
|, pussonaly. aln't bin happy since,
jedge-and this scrap last thght Just
goes TO shoT what life rvenk lead
ing. u
"Y'see, | stiIl got hankering to 20
back to the old farm ] miss the pure
milk. and the old pump and the fun
of waiting for the mail order caiaiogs
TO come.
Every oncet in a while I'D bust out
and say: wal. let's go back To
Broomfeld. or Wal, let's 60 back to
Piattevilie. but II never did no good.
III you don't quit talkin' about
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
FELT LIKE AN IRON
BAND AROUND HEAD
Mrs. Osborne Says She Shudders
When She Thinks How
She Suffered.

-ToF yearp. aid Mrs V u osi,uft.
q 5ts lanea.trf Ave. ir,instuu \,
Z have i'.ru in run down rad.t..u
nsr,ugs srak aHi dlIsy aas o..
tuaiil - urr1 Gus that ans sl,ifs..
uuiss - rNsitrmsnt vuuii ufsaiu.f "a
palpifaiiuu - mY heart ttai fr..ft
,n-f rs ahsaiut.i, cua.i 49, ,i.u.f
s'aifs 20 ~ HffsHtf such suuIU iU.r
oushly Ntsus' uss
. tat usf,uus hssdaftes arH uts..
'he, TaWs EEL 10 ssFmsi ffHf aH .r.#.
hand 49, ia~u tirhi sruuud mg r.sH
I unu stuii.f vtsn thlnk - flu...
h'ada,ts. Mg simnarb uas asr.
sHd I ululd us' dI.rst Tee .rf.sf
Nquld fa-i Auy f.--i - sHf.f .
iufr etu.~d hsus-a sol ne slss
s"usaftur Frmairs=i tut huufs
Nv u'ssfy ass aIr.ast unfsar.s
Ny sisvp uas never ssgud urf Z sHs
soru out sll ihs tns My e,aff.H
So irte.f ,sfy t.tsarstfs 90.
Huaily snasht frsafnsf' ih ,lnefursr.
fu' nnihifr h.ips-i 80 eu~ psfrris
I uas 81 'he tsFrr . riHnr ur 1
ssIsif vhsr e rf| |stt-,f pleaded -'ft
T' .F ~ Tau.a. . ,t'a.us-l . f-f'..
q fir n~ildlns and hrsan tt. 90
= heeaH iwurrs 90 a. ,s,e~ ar.f 49,
f'i' mf HsnnHsHrss r1f dIfHirs-s 80.
srI-uriHs Thsn mt fsatsst-. ~
30 aHt { fsaiifsai Hy sff,usff taf ~
furrs-i 49, HIt~fIfs sui 3 .s.fIaa ion.
proved Hrf sfa raa 81 auft tsff,'
in sesfl 49, Ths 1n0isr ssss-1-
i"rfa- u.sei.#rs as.l fis stlf ss.s itst
ever rsaI1 lsifst Hs NTts ~tsfr
Go'f ~Hsaau 49, = sarsrirs - I ~
afii ~ lt
Truiae 10 sa'i - lssd,ns dfusg.'.
stsr1 uhr-y AfT
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09

| MMe -
BTGGTTlES
In America Girls Marry as They Choose

uoW eighteen y~aH cd SIZE shan
marry ny 80 Angvio. lie 10 bu, Sit
'rvs. bat h. il hls. aud smart And
D. wants her"
-Rui this is 20, lialy.- numinick an,
svsryt him. 1t 10 Amsrics. and our
daughter. marry no, after Cd Gus
toms hai as thry eho0s. will sl-sk
90 h-F q Angvlu. II ale IL wllllng
su-t II not and b. Shrussei his
shoulders
Florrncv Wss No, willing Neither
vas her mother. ncr Der brother sam
Thea Joe made threats o. wholesale
murder lie w.at 20 pomln,ess hone
lie arrived With a revolver In his hand
and q; dinner time pcmlniek met him
~ the door There w.rv loud words
The women scrvamed SAN push.d
his father 90 ohs ste.
This man dies he shouted lie
ar,l III times and Jce pon.frio rolled
under The stove
sam and nominick told the story
90 the Ensi-wccd sta;ion-the police
had arrested the sntirr fAmily-and
they told u calmly without emotion.
1T Is hari 20 So, Al old friend
KILLED" said pominick uhen the story
Vas done ~Rut The happiness % =
family i dsarsr than the llfe Of the
dearest friend
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
Minister'S Wife Has II Commandments

resting place at any time Of day or
u'-h'.
No music or singing ~ long as |
be- iu my room. whether by myself or
with callers company ur guests. *
cept while bathing and dressing In
the mornings. neither any offensive
noise oT disturbance about the house
Entrance into my study or bed
room (regar,lless whether door are
open or closed upon permission only
while being In. and passage through
same while being out Is absolutely
prohibited. First knock gently and
wait patiently for answer always OK
cuse yourself and address with
Please" Make no unnecessary in
quIrles as 10 whore or what ate or
drank. or what did In any place st
any time.
Things In my room must be left
IN exact positions they have been
placed.
Ped must be covered and fixed up
nicely every day before starting any.
thing else about the house or leav.
ing latter. No sleeping cap" or ia
ziness shoes" are 10 be worn about
the house at any time of day or night,
Pictures Of yourself or your rela-
tions must be kept strictly in bed.
rooms
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
Show u. S. Buildings

Some Of the best known buildings
In America are shown. There are u
few models. one of which is that of
the WooIworth building in New York.
which quickly attracts the eye be-
cause of its typical American design
Numerous public and of'ice build
lngs In other cities are shown. such as
the city hail al Waterbury. Conn; the
Detroit Evening News building. the
He'll Telephone building at i'hlia-
delphia: the Union Trust company
building at Washington. u. c.: the
Metropolitan Bank building In Mime
apolis. and that OF the Firs, National
bank 10 Boston
Public buildings are represented by
photographs Of the Pan-Ameriean
building nj Washington. the New York
public library. the Connecticut state
library and Supreme court building at
Hartford. Conn the indianapolis
public library, Mckinley birthplace
memorial. the United States post
0lfices In Ne~ fork and Deaver and
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09

Douglas vlll take her maiden name ~
EIln Mair Rsnns't. She married
pogglas IN New York To- ig9n
The carer ~ Douglas. a. detailed
10 court herr. sounds NOR, Ike high.
ly-colored modern novel = adventure
than chapter from real ifs A..
though he j. only thirty thre year.
nii. he served ~ major 10 the Brazil
IAN army several yrars ago, and d.
covered the River Doubt. Accord.
.uc ~ Mr.. Douglas. b. fought and
suppressed a revolutionary uprising 30
Brazil H- explored the jungle EN-
pire which had been granted him ard
found It contained vast gruwths - rub
her tr,eS and hardwood of rare and
costly varieties
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09

T RESNO, CAL--Twelye command.
L ments as laid down by the Rev.
FelIclan F. Fritzler. pastor OF tfse
WartpEg Evangelical Lutheran
church, constituted cruelty and on
their introduction by his wife. Marie
Fritzler. she won Judgment from
Judge d. A. Cashin The document.
in the minister's handwriting, had
been posted In their home for the
wlfe's guidance. she testified. The
commandments include these:
Bathroom must be free for bath
within half an hour after | get up;
no water must be taken from any
faucet In and outside the house while
the bathroom is in use.
Kitchen must never he used as a
sitting room. parlor reading room or
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
Reveals Romances Which Led 10
Her Arrest as lnstIgator Of
$4,000 Robbery.
HELD IN CORD OF CRIME
lsft Home az - ard sines Then Has
Struck Out Against wsflo-Rissis
Fought fer rer Hand when She
Was Nitehenmsid

l~ad = p--Frum the NE of .
kitch-nma.d IN Lead O. the role -
al alleged bandit queen Who Inspired
The s-2"' hank robbery which -.
rurrci ln nvnVrr rrccntly. has he.n
the experience - Edna bock. sho
pas~cd several years here.
The gifl i tssniy three yesrs Old
While she VAS ilylus ln Lead several
h.his ere started between young men
Wh" wrra rivals trr b.f hand.
AMER leaving Lead the Eiri coniin.
usi her romantic cuuquesis and Il l.
said man vas kill,-i ln Minneapolis
last fall h.ug~. - bet. The Ss3VI
hank robbery Ia Denver was brought
- h'causc u ~. rXtrHvagani tastes
= the girl and the man With whom shs
has now bs~.n living They were ar
rested In fashionable pruVcr r,-i-
denrr.
An inierrfes published 10 the pe%
yer Post follows:
Edua Carroll. the alleged "tHudIi
queen" ubo answers 20 threc other
uames equally drcssy. Including that
u "Mlskcy : twenty tire, year, Old.
Hustled a LIVING.
For ten years this gir. companion
= Thomas J Coleman 80. ~ he
'hr.. men Who robbed Stork yards M.
fIoual hank employees of S27pn. ha.
hs.sn what she calls "hasfliug 'iy.
ius and In those ten years she has
added to inherited memories mass
~ Wisdom concerning g"od aus evil
- twenty fhrce this slrI vl'h tie
bright coiorirs. black hair and Irycl
gazing eyes has the lives ~ two men
linked 20 her own With the cord u
crime, the policr say.
one u these. X. T.. CayanAurh. ,he
thought So much 81 that she b"Ufh;
the wedding ring Tor the third finger
of her left hand and wore Il when
she consented 20 'teat the town and
70 away with him FOR better or worse.
a mechanic, was Killed IN
last year. and Miss Car.
roll. her wedding ring still cleaning
from her finger. returned 10 Denver.
Then | met Coleman she said
"He sat Al the same table with me In
q restaurant. and. since in my set We
don't wait for lntroluctions. w. he.
gan TO talk. and as he was the sccnud
man I've met that wanted 10 marry
agreed to give up my business snd
90 with hm. We had great plans
These plsns Included things had
never thought Of before"
Then Edna Mickey" Carroll d.
sressed and told what life had been W
10 the time she met Coleman. the dap
per. dandy "oIl broker" at The cafe.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
sy.,ss Get Liiss,s,

Aunisioo. Ala \ TarI q 'aar
Annision tuuf'rs. pha had rv,urue,i
from q "a lHrf in FLORIDA sf'h ~,
ersl d~sf aua = iafse uumbes e
Sid durSs sud ofleS small rsms tsi
80 sIciilDg s1F-rt-ncy vfth vtii.st
aut az alI'gatur Nrat-rs - fhr
farty rhas,sf 'hs -ffaat f.to an slH.
satss hais ard fEru cag ia a. 81 u.
iHsteaH ftsF tsauEtt aat. af'sf sa-se
ilasaitv. q 80 U4'.a'af stish had
eateu no at afirf q Short bafis N
the hels
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
Owns Entire Village

- drrv. tie suployei over "a urs
sui sr~f~i sfHH' ury 's0en,urs f.z
thri- acaauasaslsfl.r wheu ~ Tsrr
~ tie,i. % i.s0 tis s,n aad ultgs st.
'rnHpf"i 10 rsrrr 90 TIE tusiu,ss. lat
9Th oalJ faif sar,..s
In lsp ihs wteI, prof-yyy. .rriaI
ius four fsriogt~- ihe lake the ,ll
iags surc Abd ho,cl aHd over 400
acfvs n iansl uas ~,Ii 10 J Elsea
s~n 4 Co and David nrvNu. Who -
crntrvi walking ssDe and suE faetnrts-s
IN New lork ani Nea lsrtrY Ttsy
fBovs-i their fHctrSir. io Tum~ryiHs
hui suffered rrscrSrs F1Fvs destroyed
tao of the fear buildings. and ~ fhs
two vmainins q, The 'lnn~ o, Ny
Ans ndv"ni ~ae was hs'hg run as
cane factory and The other uAs idle
WlIen Mr. Ans took possession II
the village he gps legislative perulgs
sioo 20 change lts name te -Amaua
Taking up his r,-sidepvv 10 the uls
Turner hnm~nieai he sei 10 Wugt e.
dsselnp snd beau'ify the site Rhd igs
surroundings On. ~ b.s ars i,ce,a
factions wns bird sanctuary. whrfv
the habits ~ wtld birds urro s'na ~
by Prof ileytycri n lab. naS d, the
specialists ut the State Agricultural
cyaiegr AZ Storrs The ogd hotel was
wplard by tnoiern lru. aud lto
pr"vemen,s Srre madc all h.cug the
line.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09

goin' hack to any Of them onelunS
teowns. the missus says to me. I'll
,lecapstalixe you ON the spot
"But las, night. jeige. was read-
ing the paper, and when I lays II
down, fsver thinking no harm, jedge.
I says, Wal, we're going back to nor
malcy, I guess
And my stars. tedgr, the missus
up and strangics me. The janitcs
thinks the phoroTraph has the hydro
pbohla and busts In and @ves rpH.
And Jest sfore the COPS came, SHE
says:
Normally, wfeatrsdre. Broom
fseid--noDe ef tlsem ouelung seowss
for me-"
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
Smallest VIII In N. !.
Contains Only SIS Words

Nrs iofk -Ths sTHaIiesi wifl
etsf hisd Ia tie ustev = TIE
Surrogate - Essst Tnlrf1.
Nsw jersey. l. that = "
NaksT-ncv - i~l Suufur ~.
Acuicisir. ~Meh has Just t---a
admitted 60 prA.a's Il vas
srittsn 90 a shrvt - nats
raI-r wrinkicd sud stained
measuring ftou; "a - ihrrs
inches. Il 10 aisa one - ths
siioff~.; sveF fl~,i IN The cugnty
containing hfiJ h,v u,.ris NJ
MaksT-ar~ -ho s.cf MART =.
hs,lusatsi all tls rrvfsr'y.
valued st ai-Hui ti.io g. HI.
wifs
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09

salt on % The if-atn cums tru~
And ~hsu 80 unf hrsi e,euing -
heme. a u.iEht.oS eallsyi q. - svfs a.
dinner, The tFram vus -, gusi %
last. YESTERDAY Tum in'i ne hr hat
bought . suit - elo'h.. 81 dnsrto~u
stor. tbi sss~,i m. n I s".if 81 sBi
ct u for him When I So farA f0 f'ss
house thinss bad blosb ug su. here
am
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
Notable Display Placed in Old
Salon in Paris.
photographs Of 300 structures Sc
iee,ed - Committee Of the Arneri-
can institute Of Architects.

Paris.--An exhibit Of photographs
of q great number Of notable build
tugs IN the United States, public and
private. constitutes an unusual fea-
ture Of the annual exhibition Of the
societe des Artistes franeais. popu-
.sriy known as the Old Salon Photo
rrst.Ls of more than Do exhibits from
the Ieading American architects
occupy . special section in the ex.
hist,ioa. q thing never before done
ia France.
The American collection was organ
i,es by a committee appointed BY the
Asu.xscxs Inseitute VI ArehilectA
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09

l't'e f.-s'frsf"f Ma um-
fura'Hg if srf 49, -'a. uamma.
'h~rrs g-vaf ts - G re- frag
fsr1 IT, sHrif~s - 10 auf tasted
me- tat D. Ifrf 49, -s.-
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-09
"Bandit Queen''
Tells of Life

-First ~, ! wish 10 r,mart that I
have ~ %" tur womeu.- she said. With
thin smile that Challenged = rv,ort
! never kbsW obs that wouid ur
i"nHir cfuss you sooner ~ later. snd
most alpsts sorner Ny aunt gave M.
my nud Impression u ~hat woa,en
really arr. NAs born IN S~gih pako
"a and got tir-d u living =, hosn. and
a. ihir'-~n eft and SEQ, 90 Lad 90
Sork ss housemali
There ! earned SIS q meath and
got roasted for everything did and
did nus Do.
Toos Easiest way
i decided that this sort - ~ork
dldn agr-c With ms. sud as I had no,
h'"n s,iucai~d 10 Do Any otber kind
ionk the easiest Way-
"Ensiestr- Was asked
Not alsHys most tin~. terribly
hard. she answered.
= made lot u money and savc-i y.
ans sumrtime. I shared u eth = sirA
ral bui by the time met Coaeman I
t7i saved Sor uiih which bought
thc su'omohil" they're natiug - much
'lss over That sss ny nancy. I
rars'i it and noi a crnt uas hIs
Tom siwnys ss--n.d Co have plen,y
q money. and a. b. sugs..is-i that -
uouid r-ui a hou~s fof little whu..
huy q car and later 81 a~Ay au4 sst
ourselves % % ruOsalug house that
would hiring ~ Ia 80 in~,sns I dlfnt
49,. nny nes-i - tHkiug 90 my seidius
rms
I'd dreamed u : bosn". . hushuui
so'j cloth., ani = car and maid o.
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o. 'sfnrv hs seats ,s.v ttN.sas himr-
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As One Raised
From Dead
STOMACH PAINS GONE
Esfonko Mode Hisss tveN

After suffering tsn long aa0nths
With ssnFnsrh palns have taksa
Ia a,"nie and ana DOS without any pain
whatever. Am az onr raisSsi grssfn the
Dad, WRITES A. Prrvs teld
Thousands uf stomach sufferers r~-
port wUsdrsfnl r~ilrs. Their tronhle
= too much acidlty and gns which
hat"tlie quickly takes NJ aud carries
cut restoring the stomach to
aeAl'ay, scsivc cunsittion. Atwayr car
~ a fvw EAlnalss. take one after rat.
lng. fos.d will tiiges, wvsl---yog wtll
fcsl Toe. Rg h0x eusts oniy a tribe
sith yoar druggists guarantee.
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