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ALThe pain may Be due TO q variety
Of CAUSES. such a appondlcitis, hernia,
constipation and kidney trouble. Gall
stones cannot BE- cured By any other
method than an operation.
9-The symptoms OF kidney stones are
backache. frequent urination. blood In
the urine ana Albumin In urine due 20
irritation. Nothing win dissolve kidney
stones
A. n. o. am . girl 10 years II age.
height s feet IN inches win you kind
" tell me how much I should wsighf
A--For your age and height 20, sbould
weigh about las pounda
J. R. r. OIL am II years old and
suffering from . ''smoke cough win
you kindly tell me how TO overcome this
condition?
A-Stop smoking. take deep breathing
exercises and exercise regularly out-of-
doors
MAC OIL am troubled with paip.-
tation OF the heart. VIII you please
tel mo what to do for this truubls'
A-Probably you are . nervous tndi-
vidual. easily upset By emotion. The
nrst thing to do IL 10 be treasures as
regards your health. Have a rood doc
tor examine your heart TO make SURE n
Is normal. as .; probably Ia Then build
yourself W In general health Sleep In
cool and weiI-ventilated room and
avoid heavy bedding and stimulants
Tea. coffee and tobacco must be used
only IN p,oderatiou. with better general
health. your heart symptoms will dis
appear. BE sure to corrc-c; coustipa tfon
~ II Is present
@. p. Own ycu p,sass ten no q q
good skin blcAch'
A-Lcron Juice and peroxide Of ny
druecn are very efficacious skin bseaehes
Dy. Copsland rII ons,rer for reod.
ers Of THIS paper questions on ruedi.
col, hygicric and sanitation subject,
that are Of cen~rai inherent. Wkert
tle subject Of a letter IL such that Il
cdrnot be published n this columns
DR.. Copeland rii, rhsn the questio,
is a proper one. scrits yox personally
II a self-dddrsssed, stamped ~
relops is enclosed Addr,ss ALI
INQUIRIES TO Dr.. r S. Copelo.d
in odye Of this Office.
cw,sst is11 b Nsvv>g~ r.s-s s-AA -
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sndercr az The wasieland.~

"wander~r az The wastsland." BY
Zane Grey. Ilustra-, rs BY W.
Herbert Dunton. New York CITY:
Harper a Brothers. Sel
Tho desert i the theme O. Ibis
powerful and intesest.lg story. the
,orltAh,c drama O the wasteland. Il
a wonderful picture 81 the desert
ana lts weird mysticism. Is .us.d.ous
influences. that Is here presented l.
dominates the story a. 4; dominates
The men who yielded 90 .ts Seductive
calls. lurlng them on in The face e
certain death. We th.ak IN general
c. the desert az a dreary waste OF
sans rspsIant IN every way. but
here a presented q picture % is
mystic attractions. q: Us silent. r.
reristlhl. appeal 20 those who have
once allowed themselves % step with
% lts sinister folds. and who scorn
au the ease and luxury of lie when
away fro m a. and yearn .or rs hor-
rors.
Into the deser, Of The far Southwest
nluns.d Adam Larey. In deadly hor-
rof and fear from a belief he had
luucd his brother In a passionate night
over a trivial Mexican girl by whom
Ne had been intrigued 30 love. and
he brother had taken IRON him. Then
be- va. but a boy o. eighteen years.
and he ~ AIMED the desert for four
zen ycars before he could break its
.crrlble but fascinating hold Weird
were h.s adventures. lie worked AZ
'ime. and prospected Tor gold but
carins nothing Tor wealth. lie en-
countercd a woman who had deep in
fuencs over him beautiful w0ma .
uf wealth ard refinement. who wac
nayinr penalty Ter Tie wrong she
had done her husband by living with
him in The terrible Death Valley. The
very he'll OF The desert. where he in
slstod upon taxing her Tor punish
ment lie saved prospector who hac
Nefricnded him a. the QUEST by rescu.
inF him from desperate claim Jumpers
Who would have robbed and ther
murdered him. lie took yOune
rlri from the grasp q brutal kldnap.
Iors and after TIE death " her mother
placed her IN good and safe home
And finally he met the daughter ..
tho lonely woman Of Death Valley
and. a. this woman had asked hin
to DO and predicted ho would. Eel IL
love with her. whereupon ho return
"a b the ocnters OF civilization. re-
solved 10 face the iaw and pay IA,
psnsity % his crime.
And then he learned he was y,
murderer that the brand Of Cain o.,
uoi mark bic brow. liz brother Lived
The end was peace. and the lure o
fno desert was al last broken.
such wonderful pictures o. IN
desert. ia deadly wastes. - blastinI
breath. ~ awful waves OF heat. 10
mysteries and ils lures. seldom hav
been PAT down Tor reading IN b. Ok,
n is usDet appealing. almost terrify
ins, end strange. indeed. to those VIII
have never had anything bat the gen
erul conception o. what a desert /,
and never had even a fceurg i'm
aginstion 81 such desert as u pain,
- on the pages " Wanderers Of IN
Wsstcland.'
hscoisod o. IN. pgbieheTs.
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Coughs and Colds In Winter.

Indoor sedentary life in Winter has
a direct bearing on the prevalence
Of coughs and colds. Keep the bowels
active and overcome constipation with
Foley Cathartic Tablets. Colds. coughe
Group. throat. chest and bronchial
trouble quickly relieved with Foley's
Honey and Tar. Contains nc oplates
ingredients printed on the wrapper.
Largest selling cough medicine In tho
World "F'oley's Honey and Tar Is
wonderful for attacks Of coughs and
~olds." writes w. II. Gray, Venice.
California ~. Il. Danforth.-Ady.
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n n our custom to DO this. Yet take
notice that some OF tho faces out OF
which come these beautiful words viii
ne ~ uou rnfui and disccn soiate In ap-
psararce ~ the features o: Ruddha-
I suggest that ws make this year.
,ss1. an honest to goodness happy year.
Tot as mean u whom We say Happy
Sev Year.
rAs trcuhie With many Of us n that
~ Wcrvy and fret and stew. We are
AFRAID 81 this and afraid that that VIII
happen. There isn't one Of TN but has
stayed swaks half the night worrying
over something which never happened.
TIE sxe~cise Of . little common sense
wuaid ccHvtncs us OF the fool'shnsss OF
cvr fears
(which NJ 700 by taking thought can
.d6 coe csihit unto hts II sture-'
what 10 the use ~ unsvaiiing anxiety'
fAfe 10 made unhappy by many silly
s~arp. One Of these 10 the popular OBJ
-~ssSu~ about the rainy dsy"-that We
must forever struggle to lay NJ money
sra,us sv,i times. Read tho Sermon
IN the Mount:
"Behcld the fowls 81 the air. for
they SOW not. neither do they reap. nor
vathev into harms. yet your heavenly
hstter than they
We should work and scrv~. not for
ne Ssh. ~ r,chee. but for the love al
suv worl and service II We live lives
- this so~, we can he happy. no matter
shsth~r the material reward IL large or
swni n IL not the penny we earn that
H~,c,cee us--it 10 the earning.
rherv can Re no doubt the admiral Is
~ish, Havpincss dcss add TO the icnEth
- dsv
p.r,iu~as stimulate. the hcrrt. II
sri,~. the blood In more powerful cur
-rnt through the vesscls. IN clean the
ss,.. and 90 clear tho brain.
Happiness wakes Ne breathe more
ds~pi, n rive. us greater supply OF
flfe irving oSy IN.
uaprirss. esc'tes clear thinking. II
,-ixs, w,n.omcn~ss and magnetism q
he pcsseescr.
Happiness n contagious IL win add
10 the length 81 your life. md ~ VII
aas days Go the lives % others with
WNcu Won Associate
-, us make this Happy New Ycar
f,seed. and We shah hive longer Sccapsl
q, our happiness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30

The bill. which Senator Bursum said
was framed ION sound business lines"
would authorize tho secretary OF the
treasury TO pay American producers
OF foodstuYs for their commodities
purchased by the German govern
ment. and also TO pay for tho trans
portation OF such products.
Germany In return would place
United States securities. secured by
Industrial obligations. and repay the
amount loaned within ten years. and
In the meantime pay interest at be'
cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30

In a lovely shade OF tan Ia used TO
make d very brief coat for a very
brief person 20 take tho indispensable
daily airings In. Tiny loops OF the
fabric are used to edge the round col
is designed 20 ~ a child one ear,
two years or four years old.
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PROPOSES GERMAN CREDIT.
Senator Bursum's Bin Provides For
e1,0O0,000 FoOdstuffs Lonn.

~ Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington. Dec. 30.-Extension Of
credits C. Germany. up TO maxi
mum OF "A billion dollars. for use In
,uying foodstuffs In the United States
proposed In n bill introduced yesterday
" Senator Bursum. Republican. New
Mexico. and referred TO the finance
Committee.
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Answers to Health Questions

Al G. Olives rain IN the rish,
SIDE around ;he waist Indicate gall
hladtsr trouhie' Can cali-stoncs Ne
cu-vd ~ any other means than sn
ogcration'
s-wnat Arv the symptoms Of Kidney
stones. and What can be taken that viii
alanrfvs themf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
~. Paurs Quarterly Conference

The fourth quarterly conference Of
s.. Paui's NJ. +. Church VIII be con-
Quoted Wednesday evening by District
superintendent Robert Watt.
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HANDKERCHIEF LINEN

in white makes the proper sort OF
frock for n person who finds the back
OF a small chair high and the first few
steps a great adventure. De1by. for
a child Of one year or two years. IS
trimmed with a pattern Of cross
stitching I'm white. II has a square
yoke and set-in sleeves
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30

Frequently the solo trimming OF tho
spring trotteur 4, braid binding.
most often black in color. Crepe. re-
sembling a fine corduroy. and rough
wooden basket weave materials Will
be used. Chosen colors are apt TO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30

Shortly after that time the building
was converted into a womans prison.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30

4 big buy at small cost-an Every
Evening want ad.-Ady.
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he any Of the beige. turtle. or tw!ne
shades. although stone grey and navy
blue promise TO he popular. Sashes
and bows are repeatedly seen on the
now models.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30
YOUR HEALTH
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU
AND A LONG AND JOYOUS LIFE
A . dsusss few nights ago mt next an admiral
Ey ROYAL s. COPELAND, VI. d.
T. & Senator-Eiec, from New York State.

A T . dsuDsr few nights ago mt next an admiral
~ IN The American navy. We were talking about
poverty and the over-crowding OF the poor.
toh him about one square mile In New York city where
i've Ave hundred thousand persons. In spite Of this
rst congestion Of population the death rate in that
quarter 10 very low.
The admiral sad
"Ars they happy! One Of the greatest SOURCES OF
longevity 10 happiness"
That b an idea, isn't Il! We know that sadness
and gvsf vii shorten lfe but have you thought about
happiness % Q means Of extending life!
Tomorrow viii he New Years day. We greet ou
ch<srful salutation ~Happy New Yeari"
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Try an Every Evening Want "A.
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This type Of frock IS charming in
fat crepe or in crepe F1orenune. which
is a MORE satin. An attractive tr.~--
ming is the embroidery done in Java
nese motifs. picked out here and-there
with tiny china beads. With this
frock a short cape Of the material is
sometimes worn. II is attached 10
each Sleeve from shoulder 10 wris,
and hangs straight 20 the low waist
Inc.
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BLACK VELVET COMBINED WITH
A"OTHER MATERIAL IL POPULAR

In this charming afternoon gown.
black velvet IS strikingly combined
with flag rcd crepe dc chine. An en-
broidery Of gold soutache and threads
on white cloth bands the shoulders
and the sleeves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-30

"n~sAlia~s." ny Henry Justin Smith.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-16
Refugees From Greece
And Armenia

Constantinople, Jan. 1S.-Fifteen
thousand Gr' elk and Armenian refu
gees are being sent from this city to
the island of Cyprus in ships pro-
vided by the Greek government.
Twenty thousand other refugees are
awaiting transportation but the
French authorities rae persuading
Christians not to go as they have Sc
cured formal guarantees that the
Turks will respect their lives and
property.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-16
In Bankruptcy
State State Of America,

State State Of America,
Western District of South Carolina.
In the District Court.
In the Matter of Mckay F. Martin,
trading and doing business under
the firm name and style Of Martin
Furniture Company, Bankrupt.
To the creditors of Mckay F. Mar
tin, trading and doing business under
,he firm name and style of Martin
Furniture Company, of Jonesville, in
the County of Union and District
uIoresaid, Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
2Sth day of January, A. D., 1922, at
twelve o'clock, noon, from the store
room formerly occupied by the said
Bankrupt, in the City of Jonesville
nth Carolina, Jno. l. Gilbert, as
Trustee Of the said estate, will sell
ut public auction for cash the entire
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-16
Necklaces of Dogs
And Wolves Teeth

Berlin, Jan. 13.-Neckiaces Of
wolves and dogs teeth were among
the relics of the aerly stone age re-
ported to have just been discovered
in Westphalia, near Mcnglarn, by
scientific Investigators A stone
chest containing stone vessels was
unearthed.
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stock of goods, wares and merchandise
of said estate, consisting Of general
lir, Of furniture, fixtures, ETC., includ-
ing one automobile truck and inven-
toried at low market value at Thir-
ty-nine Hundred and Three and 77-1OO
Dollars (S39O3.77).
The said Trustee will sell the said
stock in bulk.
Any objection to said sale must be
made before me at my office in Union
South Carolina, on or before the 9th
day of January, 1922, at IL o'clock ir
the forenoon.
Dated at Union, South Carolina, the
18th day of January, 1922.
S. f. Barron,
1277-2t Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-16
Statue of Pope
Benedict XIV Unveiled

Constantinople, Jan. 13.-A statue
of Pope Benedict XIV has just been
unveiled in the Basilica of the Holy
Ghost here as mark of gratitude of
the people for the charitable attitude
the Pope maintained during the war.
The Sultan headed the list of sub
scribers which included the Heir APP
parent, Abdul Mejid Effendi and the
imperial princes.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-16
F R T, T.,
For Limited Time Only

OA AAAA~~A hhLAS SEAs
Big SOC jar of Wonderful
COMBINATION CREA M
JONTEEL with the purchase
together of one soc box of
Face Powder Jonteel and one
soc compact Rouge Jonteel.
Three Famous Beautifers for
the Price of Two.
We make this exceptional
offer so that you may get ac-
quainted with this most de-
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for softening, healing, beauti-
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so fragrant, cooling and re-
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sues anG makes you feel-as
we'll as look-lots younger.
FACE POWDER JONTEEL
is a soft, invisible powder with
remarkable clinging quality,
You notice the, difference at
once.
ROUGE JONTEEL is SO
lifelike. Matches your own
natural flush perfectly. Comes
in convenient compact form to
carry in your purse or pocket.
You can secure these Jonteel
I Beauty Requisites only at
The Rexall Store.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-16

FOR SALE-James Grape vines,
ready for immediate delivery. Great
grape; requires very little atten-
ton. Call at The Times office.
1877 -2tpd
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-01-16

If man is busy, he may chcerfully
chaff with you as long as ten minutes.
Watch the clock?
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED - Generators, starters,
magnetos and ignition systems,
tested and repaired; parts for all
makes. Julian +. Hughes, Auto
Service. Opposite old stand.
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SEED OATS Red, Applcr. Sorghum
Peoples Supply Co. l2.I- Il
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When one man says an adversary is
sincere it is as far as he will go in
complimenting him.
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The tie that blinds will now make
its post-Christmas debut.--Indian-
apolis Star.
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THE END
OF THE WORLD"

Lady June Butler, 2O-year-old, who
has just published a book of poems in
England, inherits her literary talent
from her mother, Lady Carrick, who
mas long been a recognized authority
on the literature of Ireland.
, 1922-01-12
CITY BRIEFS

Charles shoblom. C.-yE contractor
LEFT Las. night for Denver where he
will spend The rumainder OF rhs week
trznsacting Dizziness and attending the
stock show.
J. L Shepperson. = prominent
uncher Of this part OF the county. IL
spending several days In the city from
his ranch home near Salt Creek. He
reports that the SHOWS are very bad
In that district
J. B. Barnes. attorney ror the Mid
west Refining company, 70 spending
several days IN Colorado attending to
business matters
George Eager. formerly OF this oiry,
and who is now associated with the
Scott Clothing company IN Grevouli.
has been called TO the "a by the
serious Illness OF his father.
John Meyer. prominent OF contrac-
tor who has recently moved here from
Montana where he has bean located
for the past year. is now in Salt Greek
where he has accepted a position
Earl Boyle OF the Boyie's garage.
Ford agent OF this district II leaving
for Laramie and other points in the
state where he VIII attend TO business
interests for several days
Herbert Ladd has rsturned to his
offices in the Midwest Refining com
pany after spending several days in
the Salt Creek fields looking after
business interests for the company.
A. ". Peake OF the Midwest Rein
ing company has returned TO his Of
Iices In tho Midwest building after
spending several days at the Salt
Creek fields where he has been attend
ing to business interests.
c. d. Twewiiiye has returned from
Cheyenne where he has been spend
ing several days looking after bust
ness interests.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben L. soherok ief.
last night for Boulder. Colo. TO at
tend the state board OF realtors meet
ing which win be held this week.
, 1922-01-12

interests. Mr.. Chnders was formerly
connected with tho Casper Storage
company, and is now travelling for a
well known Denver wholesale grocery
company.
r ". walsh Of Topeka. Kan, Is
spending the remainder Of the week
hore looking after business interests
connected with his real estate inter
csts IN one OF Casper.s new additions
Mr.. walsh formerly = honesteader %
this county.
Major Ormsby has returned 10 tho
city from the northern part OF the
county where he spent some time
looking after stock interests. He ne
ports SHOWS IN those districts. and
that II f. necessary TO ship much hay
and grain 10 the stock
w. r. Ffuney has returned to the
city after spending several days In
the Salt Creek field. looking after
buisenss matters OF importance for
hi Midwest Refining company
James II Wilson Of Detroit, Mich,
Is looking after business through this
part of IN state In the interests OF
his oil hols,ug. Mr.. Wilson was for
merry q reddent OF Lander. and has
numerous friends among the pioneers
OF the state
, 1922-01-12
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of keeping young Is to feel
young-todo this you must watch your
liver and bowels-there's no need OF
having a sallow complexion-dark rings
under your eyes-pimples-a bilious
look In your face-dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety
per cent of all sickness comes from
inactive bowels and liver.
DIR. Edwards, a well-known physician
in Ohio. perfected a vegetable COM
pound mixed with olive oil to act on tho
liver and bowels. which he gave to his
patients, for years..
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub
sdtute for calomel. are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyancy which all
should enjoy by toning up the liver and
clearing the system Of impurities
DR.. Edwards'O liveT Tablets are known
by their olive color. 15c and 30c.
, 1922-01-12

along the line CT patient n
eFsous cooperation on the part OF all.
Let It not be said thai the iaborers
are few or lacking IN diligence"
Senator Rendrick voiced his APP
provaI Of what Is known as the agTi-
cultural bloc IN h senate when he
said.
'-rhs prospect OF obtaining modffi.
cations IN the tariff bill favorable 70
the woolgrowers Ind livestock pro-
ducers, Is increased by the fact that
nearly every member Of the socAlled
agricultural bloc Is IN favor Of suoh
changes And I may say here that the
membership Of this bloc f. composed
almost exclusively of Senators from
eomething Ike an even number OF
members OF both political parties
sThs actions Of this group of men
are not based upon an attitude either
IN opposition to or in favor of M
political party. neither are they antag-
onistic 10 anything that speaks for
the welfare of any other industry or
any section Of the nation They are
less concerned as to party politics and
more concerned about the welfare OF
tho people for whom they assume TO
speak. and they have been particular
~ concerned in securing at least limit
cd recognition for Agricultural and
livestock INTEREST,"
Senator Kendrtck praised President
Harding's efforts 10 secure some mea-
sure OF relief for the livestock ruisers
and also paid a high tribute 20 Secre-
tary OF Agriculture Henry @. Wallace.
1T Is doubtful he said. "ns IN all
the land a man could be found more
worthy and well qualified or me In
whom there Is reposed more universal
respect and confidence than our pres
n Secretary Of Agriculture. Henry
e. Wallace.
IAN important part of our iegisla-
tive program Is the enactment OF a
law that will prove q more permanent
system Of credits for producers OF live
stock than are nov available. We
have at this time one of the most ef-
fective systems OF commercial credits
enjoyed by any OF the great nations.
The farm loan act has provided n fair
ly satisfactory method of making
loans bnsec upon landed securities.
but no system OF credits ms yet been
provided that will afford TO stockmen
reasonable access I o loanable funds
ut, low rates Of interest and covering
, 1922-01-12

Altar attending the rualior convention
Mr.. and Mrs sohefck will journey TO
Dunvsr wh-re they win visit with
fr..nds while attending The stock
show.
Harry nna Is spending several days
n Cheyenne tunsactinE business In
tsrsstsL
II Dsairn u leaving for Salt Creek
WHARF, he VIII spend the day attend
Ing 70 oil anattsra- He WI return to
the city tomorrow.
L. ~. Ha<cod has been spending the
week IN Cheyenne where he has been
attending 10 business interests o
nected with real estate interests
Patrick Sullivan 10 in Denver where
he VII spend the remainder OF the
week
Harold Puppies has LEFT for San
Diego. CAL where he has accepted
a position with \ well known fruit EN-.
porting establishment
@. NJ. v~andaveer has resumed his
work in his offices in the Midwest Re-
filming company building after looking
after interests IN tho salt Creek fields.
A. A. Nelson Of Lost Cabin Il look
Ing after BUSINESS interests hero and
whiting with many friends among the
early pioneers OF hi county.
T. W. Smith OF Douglas il spending
the weekend hero attending to bust
matters.
]. c. Childers who Is low making
his home in Thermopolis. Is visiting
In the city while attending to business