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Licking Valley courier., 1922-02-02

The Middesboro Three-States recently had an ac-
count Of the discovery by moonshiner in of the
bones and workmanship of prehistoric race Bracelets
jewellery and other evidence of highly civilized people
are said to have been found w know that moonshne
had the effect of causing the fellow who buys to see
things but didn't know the fellow who made it drank it.
Licking Valley courier., 1922-02-02

Owing to the crowded condition of the Courier we
will print the rest of the statements in nstalnents
printing half year at time, but in the final printing all
the totals will be brought forward to show the full condie
tion Of the county
Licking Valley courier., 1922-02-02

Billy Bryan has come to life again and is now tour
ing the country in lecture on Enemies of Religion .
Now the professors of State who have been teach
evolution" will begin to be good
Licking Valley courier., 1922-02-02

The Salyersyille Independent notes that one sub
scrber called on Sat and another on Mon jackson that
amt smplifed spelling; it's abbreviated
Licking Valley courier., 1922-02-02

lne lule ne eT-uO-Welii AOullS Chdp
with enough inheritance money to keep
him In ties and shoes aud shirts and
to buy gas for his car-though thar
last asked for good bit On the rising
cost of gasollne-und not enough to
make life, or anything connected there
with, very much worth while.
Also these same people were saying
behind my back, of course, but there
were always plenty of them TO repeat
the saying to my face-that | was
good stock gone to seed would never
amount to hill of beans in anything
that asked for initiative or resource
fulness, or primitive rough stun Of any
sort; that ! was due to 20 on dolllng
myself up and playing skltles to the
end of the chapter-which would prob.
abby stage itself In dn asylum for th
feefle-mlnded. Also, again, ut that
same time, which was six weeks--0
six thousand yenrs-ago, ! was en-.
gagged to Iisettc: with mighty little
prospect Of marrying her, to be sure
but with no thought Of marrying any.
body else.
And now looked around at
the shadoWy walls of the grim old Gin,
nabar shaft-house, loomlng durkly and
still dfrping, tick, tack, from .thclr
early-oftemooh mud bath; felt my sog
gy clothes; stared across at Daddy
Hiram sitting backed up against the
hoist with his legs lackknlrcd and his
hands locked over his knees; II was a
grotesque pipe-drenm; there was nc
other nNme for II ! broke out In O
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02

Mr. Duiudub and MI Sprinkle-Blow
role ON the magic umbrella tn the
moon. Irciiv spmi Nancy and Nick saw
,h,an coming back again.
Nancy had lrcn turned into bisaue
u,Jy DOH aud Nick into q wooden soldier
D., 70 purli. fairy-a misCh.cVous one
called Flap Decide t'iap.Doodie Ind
stolen the Fairy QUEENS wand.
We'll" remarked Mich stiffly. when
IA. two fairy gentlemen had jumped
III thr'i. magic slccis. what did Flap
uu,,llp ,siNT"
Nj. l.uladub reached into his pockot
and pulled out q piece OF wood like a
,u'th p.,k
N, gave M this" he remarked. and
.std We'd have h. be- satisfied. Itn
splinter oI IN. Fairy Qurcn's wand AMI
can do little BIZ of magic. Perhaps
Il VIII change YOU hack again
Jus, wait IN make the wish s,ii
Nj. SprinklcRlov. rvac.ng for The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
BIG SHR|NERS'
CARNIVAL WILL
CLOSE TONIGHT

Tonight ends the engagement Of the
John r. wortham shows. which have
furnished attractions To- the "Khiva
Karnlvai" shows aud rides VIII 70
I In operation ms long a. there are cus
toners on IN. grounds The aeri1'
Schoncs viii perform at s:so and Donnic
Low. the hieh diving champ. will dive
from IN. top % the blk ladder four
, times during the evening.
/ shrlncrS announce that this after.
noon there will h. no charge NJ the
main entrance To the grounds and that
children under ie win lie admitted TO
all shows and rides Tor the uniform
price az five cents. TheSchocnc broth.
crs WIN perform. Miss Love will make
one high dive and Rocky Lee win make
balloon flight and parachute drop
between sin and seven O'Clock.
Members ~ khiva Temple are greatly
PLEASED with tn. Workman company. In
every respect The shows are devoid
OF objectionable features the rough
stuff" 80 frequently found where o
iarg, number III people gather. In cases
Of the kind. has been entirely missing.
The tented attractions have been clean.
diversified ami entertaining. Tho rides
have given pleasure to many. and the
business methods of those IN charge
have been commended by the Shrlncrs
rommitic. Guy Saunders. chairman II
the committee. declared the carnival
was the hest conducted ever IN Amarillo
and Noic.d tl. anproxal Of the ghrfnerx
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
PANHANDLE PRESS
Why Two Psriie>:


TucumcaTi News why have two
parties in New Mexico 80 IN, oih,r
siaiey Ons reason lis that ~ given a
chance, ON. party acts a. a cleansing
astut On the oihef Any Iariv. when
continued IN ofiioc too long. bcromcs
csrcle-s. p1e,siy and overfed.
l. Is for tho purpose Of cleansing the
state government that the peorie -
New McIico sould send the Democratic
D. ~ 10 Santa ~ this fall.
Wh-u a parry j. in power too lors
Tn lad,rs - that party. IN The WY
nature az things. huiid uachin. for
fhe l. nett - their hen.hin.n. whirh
l-auimes np' only ou' 70 tunc with the
fts'l bu' out of time with their own
ariv This u nov Che state ul Affairs
NJ Santa Fc.
Tho machine ut The II. tr rapitoi cesfs
thu ta1psysrs ten much moucy Too
many jos have i'cn created fer ~,
follows Who 81 hfsr en liurk fhr ,utlTs
vote n their districts
Too man, urmb,rs e. fh, gang have
forgotten hos, 20 rrrl Tha I,.oplc II
~. state shofid invite them 90 pr
vste 20 for . f,rr vturs - thcy may
lr,rr thf -rul'icins II The taxpayer and
iusi hav hard . i- ~ my the hisls
iI~fS u r.nrifs for she nrrchine.
Indeed why .hnlh bet de- people ict
As sang 'ry fh' hands 80 private
ffs. d ,,iH taafA thcln s;nciency and
''u,t i what W. nr'l morc than any.
.ag clse ~ santa D.. u they should
-a-.s stage "a comeback they VIII have
sofns valuable esperiQnIs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02

claimed.
YEA Asa Inquired. unable 70
comprehend her.
u Was plain TO her that this room
once had been part Of a French
building. French Of tho sixteenth or
seventeenth century. Eihcl's rccoE
milton %, this partly explained her TN.
prcssion og familiarity hcrc:whsn ste
Was a child at her aunts chateau.
aunt CN,cllia had taken her cu IL
Il to chaieaus Of many Of uncle ilslalre's
I friends. She might indeed hav. been
In this very rsvfn before u vas
hopeless Tor her io trv To recall from
her memorics 81 when she Was I've
and eight
/ Her mind vas not now dwelling
1 upon what might have been h,r own
association with this nom. What
wa Barney Loutrcilc'sg lie had
becn sent scrvss the ocean to thu
to5n. Why?
She moved nearer the m1ntcl ana
eaxed ~ the design iucised over the
fireplace: !, bore dlgnilcd. founs.
device ilke-y,s. very hke-ihc DC.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02

splinter aud waving II through the air.
Please. little splintcr. make Nancy aud
Nick into hoy and girl again"
"Oh" exclaimed Nancy. TITS work.
ing. ! fc'i ever az queer
80 do l." cried Nick.
suddenly Mr.. Ruindub uttered
queer sound. His eyes were nearly i'op-
ing out ~ his head with astonlslin,"nt.
"why. you're--you'rc not Amrric,n
any more. he cried. YOU'RE Chinese.
both az vou'''
II WIS true Nancy had been turned
into a ,lainiy little chinese gill with u
kimono and "a biz sash aud slanting
eyes
Aud Nick WAS a mandarin With u pig
tail and cap.
That's what We gai Tor monkeying
with other folks magic" declared Mr.
Sprinkle. Blow In disgust.
TO lie Continued
| Copyright. ise2. NEA S.Ivicc)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02

The government for securing a
greater measure OF justice for the
more than 5000 children born
out OF wedlock in the United
States each year, the United
States department OF labor
through the ehildren's bureau an
nouneedk has just received the
sanction OF a legal organization
of the highest authority. The
national conference OF commits
sioncrs on uniform state laws. a;
its 52nd annual meeting held in
San Francisco the first week oil
August, approved a uniform illcg-
Iiiniacy act and recommended il
20 the states for adoption. Pro-
fcssor Ernst frcund OF the Uni
versity OF Chicago Law School
was chairman OF the committee
which drafted the proposed law.
In discussing the proposed Law
Miss Grace Abbott, chief Of the
chiljren's bureau. pointed out that
j, deals almost entirely with III,
obligation OF the parents Tor the
ohild's support. and leaves oper
the questions OF status and inner
itsnce rights She stated tina, i
is in proceedings for deterninin,
paternity and compelling supper.
that uniformity of state legisla
iiou is most essential The d.
iieul'y Of bringing 70 trial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02

father who lives in another state
from that IN which the mother
resides or who absconds 10 an.
other state Ia escape his obliga-
tons has been one OF the princi.
pal obstacles in the way Of legal
action.
With few exceptions. illepi,i-
macy laws now IN force in Amer.
lean states date back many wear,
and in the opinion OF Miss Abbott
are very defective BY arcason 81
low maximum age limits 20 which
support can he required. small
amounts authorized. limitations
rs TO jurisdiction. possibility of
settlement for extremely made.
quate amounts. or ineffective
means of enforcing compliance
with the judgmcn, OF the court.
Extreme examples are the Ten
nessec law which provide, that
paternity having been established.
the father NAV hr required a. pav
not TO exceed $50 the iir>t wear
$50 the second. and $50 the third.
NJ the end OF the third wear the
court shall dispose Of the child a.
seems best; award is not Tor the
mother but goes 90 the commits.
Sioner Of the poor. In .Nlabama
the court may order the father to
pay not exceeding $50 per ycai
for the support and education oi
The child. In South Carolina the
father can be required tn pay S.s
twice as much for twins.
The proposed law places upon
both parents OF a child born o,.,
OF wedlock the obligation of fur.
nishing him maintenance. educa-
iion. and support. The father /,
made liable for the expenses OF
the mothers pregnancy and con-
iinement. The obligation Of the
father where his paternity has
been Judicially established in his
iife-tinne or acknowledged bv
him. IS enforceable against his
estate. having regard To variou,
factors relative To the child. the
mother, and the fathers Lawful
family.
Under the proposed law court
action To enforce the obligation
OF the father may bc brought IN
, the community and state where
he Is permanently or temporarily
/. resident, or in which the mother
|, or child resides or is found. This
, together with other provision, re
: iating TO jurisdiction. would re-.
, duce the case with which the
father Is now able To- cyadc hi,
obligations by going from one
statc'to another.
The Judgment for supper,
!. given by the court when the de-
PENDANT is found 20 be the father
Is 10 be for annual amounts equal
orNarying. until the child reaches
the'age OF 10 years. The cour.
has continuing jurisdiction to in
fcrcase Or decrease the amount
and 10 determine the custody oi
The ebild.- Probation NAV be EN-.
ployed TO hold the father 60 hi,
obligation and criminal action
. may be had to compel support.
The mother may sue the father
Tor recovery OF a reasonable
. share OF the child's support No
compromise or settlement i. Ia
be binding unless iudicialL ap.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
What The People Say
i,aptisis Asked Ia Psy Up.

u = only necessary to cali the atsen.
on ~ the membership To tho fact that
h. expenses ~ the church are con.
tinuaiiv going on and that the salaries
r,rst be paid nj the end OF the month.
We. therefore. must urge the member
hip of the church TO pay their pledsss
full. ~ ~ much 70 AZ possible IN
srder that there may be- no en,harras.-
'cn's and that the church NE may run
monthly.
tn" first sunday r. always our best
Sunday and We always count upon a
'plcnd'd collection.
On" ~ the ioys ~ the church TIE "
ne rari That the membership n 30
nFnl 10 the plans which ar- IN effect
nid that " " only necessary 20 suggest.
.oi cur peopl. TO do thsir very hest
The new members who have been
seen and have been asked 10 fiil out
heir cards are urged 10 place these
ards tho hasRet or hand them IN
he secretary IN order that envelopes
d.sy le sent 20 them.
Cordially. .tr
HERBERT WHITING VIRGIN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.

Disgruntled Democrats are
having as difficult a task in sc.
lcc,ing an independent to run Tor
United States senator as it is IL
put the camel through the
needles eye. In fact. il seems
that il is impossible to get an out
standing Democrat to bolt the
party.
John II. Kirby. the lumber king
Of Houston. knows enough about
Texas politics to realize that he
would bury himself for all time
as a political party II he were TO
sun as an independent. Frank
Kcll Of Wichita Falls has passed
up the plum-or rather lemon n
This case.
Even James L. Ferguson ha:
expressed his Willingness to bow
60 the will OF the majority. lie SC
far has refused TO run for senator
rs an independent. When jim
won't run for office. then the
field does not look very inviting
Possibly Jim Is looking forward
10 another campaign two ,car'
off. His friends in the legislaturs
may attempt to remove the pro
vision prohibiting him from ever
holding another state office again
Should that be true, Jim may at
tempt another comeback Tor
state office or he NAV 60 aitts
another senatorial toga--in this
Instance that OF Morris Sheppard.
Discussion about the eligibility
of Mayfield TO take a seat in the
senate Is dying. When the name
III Mayfield goes before the sen
ate committee, won can put i,
down that he will have me- trouble
in being designated a. the duly
elected United States senator
from Texas.
Third party men or independ.
cnts don't fare well in any state
Especially will that be true in
Texas. II you don't make a nom
iaation that suits YOU in the priIr
AIRY. your chance will come again
two or four years hence. You car
hardly break the traditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02

vice wrought upon Barney Lou.
trelle's ring.
They searched the house thorough.
~. No one. hvlng or dead. Was IN
the house; nowhere had they come
upon sisn OF violence or indication
OF cause for Barney Louirciics dis.
appcarsne.
Wires he gone. Asa" Ethel sp
pcalcd finally.
'dlow do I know thr Indian re.
turned irriiably. and 1.-The. sppreci'
aisd that his ncryca wcro oa edge.
She heard scratching o. the door
end. remembering the dogs. she 10
called the brown mat m Lads hair.
Let them IN. Ass." she directed.
when The door was opcnsd and the
dogs ran IN. she Thought that they
rushed into the salon htcaus. siic
vas there: but lad only brgshr.
against her on his way 20 ,hs
further end Of the grcat room whers
be thrust his head down and sinelied
OF the floor. whimpcflng and scram
bling about IN a circle.
Lass Numbered shout near him q
excitediy that Ethel followed TO so
what vas there. only 10 hnd a spac'
uf hare. vanished hoor. Hut he;
interest stirred Lad to ie4p uIor
her and dash 10 the door on th'
south which communicated with Ia
outside steps down the lsock to th'
summer hndinE.
When she iopkcd through the elias
Of this door. Ethel ohscr, "a for tn
nrst time that those steps showcl
tho depression 81 dccp footsteps.
] Tho .lors jumped nto the suoy
and fioundercl down ii.e steps to tn
ice where they shook themselves m
rolled over. barking. She was feat
fully expecting that Lad was lcsdirl
hcr "a the sort ~ horror which 81
had beloved io hs IN the house whe'
che came upon chunts 81 10 -'sns
ing beside = ..u,e. about = rsrd B
diameter. which had been choppe
through 10 the water.
Young Ice hsi frozen over. no, "
half an inch thick. She knelt an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
az COUPLES TAKE OUT
LICENSE TO Be WE'D

harrilgS licenses issued during Au.
gust averaged mora than one each
d.,' \ total Of ~ liccnses were issued
during the month. Those afflicted with
the heart trouble which caused them TO
wcd. or whatever else the cause might
have been. ranged In age among tho
women from Is to over 40 with an aver.
age around nm age Of 20.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
WEATHER

Amarillo and Vicinity saturday un'
settled. cooler.
West TrNas-Saturday generally fair.
except unsettled In Panhandle. cooler
IN Panhandle.
Eastern New Mcxioo-soiurday fair.
Syu,psls ~ Weather Conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02

An atmospheric dis
turlnncc OF moderate
intensity over tho
Southwest and tho
n &C Ky Mountain
slope has caused light
local showers over
the upper Mississippi
valley. eastern Mis-
SQUIRT and the region
except "A little abovc
throughout the Plains
and west Culf States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
co on WITH THE STORY
CHATTER VI

TTuEi. rcach.d the lake and re-
n, moved her sLls. klnthc'oe was
x,iu far ahead of her. but he
VI. exhibiting an uneasincss which
restored 20 Ethel her fears 81 the
night. Miss Piai,s husband seemed
IN n. losing determination. he no
lo,s.r vas hurryinE but was ganc-
ing back often ~ her. and no was
wandering OF from the direct hne
TO Resurrection Rock.
She noticed that something on 'he
shore seemed 10 disturb HIN aud.
hacking about. Ethel observed that
Asa Rcdb,rd had emerged from tho
tree. and was Fastening after thein'
Asa was carrying hts rife.
You wan, me TO stop himg' Asa
inauired when he came up.
Ethei shook her head. Just come
with me-"
In silence they completed their
,ournev 20 the mysterious house on
Resurrection Rock. Thee were no
SIGN. OF life and when Ethel ana
asa Re,lblrd reached the main en-
trance. the girl received the nrs'
shock.
The glass panel over the knob hsa
h..n broken. After n moments hesl'
,siIor. Ethel thrust her arm through
Tho hole 30 plainly prepared Tor
turning tho Key from the OUTSIDE
"A she did 30 she realised ths'
,..,her gasley nor Barney Loutrells
veuld have need TO enter IN tnis
fashion. =.
"I,aglev got key from wheedon "
A, explained. Barney Lou,rells
cain. yesterday and BAeiey righ'
here aud let him In.
The hall wss vide and pleasant
furnished with ga bright wall pa
ver uIcturlns tall herons standing IN
river reeds. There were pretty
,al,,cc chairs 81 Ersy and cold
matching a table and a lounge which
had cushions Of black SIX efneroid
ered with gold h,rons. UNDERTOOK
Nss handsome. .ilky rus 10 ih'
line and yellow designs % the Chi
,ess wesysr. II showed no veal
or soil: noih.ns showed use.
Ethel stood amazed q, the BEAUTY
and brightness: size found herse,
thinking Of q woman IN CONNECTION
vth Ills house On Resurrection
Eock-a woman u positive snd goo
tastes
T,rspsrlss hung in VIDE doorwa'
opening into = tis room ~ the fronl
gr.sh'. d.ngzcd lsh; fcli upon
iafse. hea,y. carved table near IN
center ~ the room. upuu eha.rr IN
! couch on on side. upon a sran
ano ~ the east md with IA
amp ard "a music cabinet nearby. D
she val 20 lSh,ls irfI which ~
the Interior wall V1E y iarEe an
beautiful fireplace With a hish. maj
De nanici.
The room showed 10 sign 81 81
opger o. - ,ioleuco done there. -
,,eht - the room it.slf snnsrlngl
disurl.c,; her. She did not kno
wiz. a. INST. she merely felt frish
sncd a. ~ something uncsnny.
"Ass, I've been IN this room. "
never been IN this rouse befors; b
Nv. been in this roomi" Ethel e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
Held an usoosr charge

ROSWELL. September t--tfank
Hendricks. who was given q rrclini.
nary hearing In police court hcre VS.
tcrday on n charge OF Transporting iio.
uor while armed. was bound over 10
await the action 81 the next grand
Jury. and his bond set al $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
NOTICE 10 TTlR PUBIC

ANY erroneous reflection upon the
ehanetsr. standing. or reputation cf
any Individual. firm. concern or cor.
pogatisa. that may appear In the col
umas e The News. viii b gladly cor.
rectsA whsn called 10 the attention Of
ths editor. II b not the intention o;
this nswgaper 20 wrongfuny use or
fnjws any Individual. finn. soncern or
corporation. and corrections viii be
made whore warranted a. prominently
% was the wrongfuliy published r~fsr.
snce o. articlA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02
EEGI> HERE TODAY

Was the body OF that gay youns
lieutenant
BARSEY LoUTRELLE. lyi-E cold
and stir in the SNOW aud tee !
This was the fear ~ the heart OF
ETHEL cAI,EN. when she rushed
from tho home % her grim old
grandfa;her.
LJcAS CULLEN. SENIOR. who had
been struck with anger and ter
for when be learned that Lou
treiio vas golng TO Gesurreciio
Eock. that Ehosiiy island IN Lake
Huron. with It's unoccupi.d house
l.eutrelle aud l.ihel had met "a
there northern woods % Michigan
In London he had received. IN q
sesnce, messages from Etul
fs'her, lnayruc tins him 10 80 To ths
fuck--A trip which he hoped would
clear up his obscure rrfcntage.
old I.ucas Cullen, winner OF NIT
lions In violent battles Tor TIMBER
land Ia the early days. tries ~ pf".
vent i.antreiie from reachlnE ths
Heck and sthel fears that barney
hss been killed ny
kiNgHEI.oE. acting under Cnlltnt
orders She tries 20 reach ths
Rock herself
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02

Dallas Republicans want TO be
Judges in the general election this
fall. They should apply in Ama
r'llo tor there are several Demo
cratic judges here who are ma,
anxious for the job.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-02

There is no vacation for a mar
who likes 90 fish.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-29
Sherif'S Sale Notice

BY virtue OF Execution No. 1927 di.
rected to me, which issued from the
Clerks office Of the Powell Circuit
Court in favor OF the Mahan Company
and against Il. 7. Even, Geo. Even
and Il. A. Faulkner for the sum OF
$l0S50S, with interest from July 25th,
1921, and $l7.05 costs, l, or one OF my
deputies, will on
Monday, the 3rd day Of July, Io77.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m.
and 4o'clock p. m. ut the court house
door in Stanton, Kentucky, expose to
public sale to the highest and best bid :
der, the following described property
or so much as may be necessary to sat.
isfy the plaintiffs debt, interest and
costs, tract OF land ON the waters OF
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-29
How a Noted Vet. Gets Rid of
Rats--Farmers Heed

DIR. II. Ii. Butler says, 81 use
RAr'SNAP around my hospitals
every three months, whether !
see rats or not. 1t does the work
RAT-SNAP gets them everytime.
Recommend it TO everybody hav-
ing rats" Don't wait until there
is brood of rats, act Immediately
you see the first one. Three siz.
es, Boo, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guar.
anteed by j. +. Smith e. 90. and
G. Shimfessel.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-29
For Mean Summer Cold

Rev. w. w. Smith, Pennsgrove, n.
j Box II, writes: II have trie 4
manydifferent medicines butnone
relieved the cold in my throat un-
til used FoIey's Honey and Tai"
No matter now depressing a sum.
mer colds tearing cough may be,
Foley's Honey and Tar will soothe
relieve and heal. Sherman Rob.
bins and Sons, local dealers.