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POTATO MARKEr

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-Potatoes: Demand and movement good for good ripe stock market steady; Wisconsin sacked and bulk round whites, United States grade No. |, S1.7502; mostly around s185: poorly graded. St.5001. 10; Minnesota and North Dakota sacked and bulk SandlRnd Ohios and Red River Ohios partly graded, sl. 26 @1.40 partly graded small and rough. SHOOT. 20; idaho Rurals, United States No. 1. $2.15@2.25: heated and decayed Idaho Rurais S2@z.eH
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.-Proposed re- strictions in transit, privileges on cotton and cotton linters at Atlanta. Athens. FL berton and Winder Ca, have been round
 unjustified by the interstate commerce commission. Announcement of the com missions decision. made today, added that the schedules proposing to invoke the re-
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traded in on large scale and the old A stock ranging from 6 to sh and when the new $50 par value shares were traded in yesterday that stock was in special demand at a fur ther proportionate advance. Gillette safety razor was in supply on an un- usually large scale and dropped over 12 points.
 Mining stocks were unusually ac- tive with Canadian and Goldfield is- sues prominent features.
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BOND MARKET
UNITED STATES BONDS

(On StOck EAcuhnBtl Readers should note that Liberty bonds are quoted in dollars and thirty seconds of dollars instead of dollars and cents. The fractions are designated by giving the numerator only.
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MONEY IN GRAIN

&1i.5o buys guarantee option on lo.eee busheh of wheat or corn. Nc Further Risk. A move ment of Sc from option price gives you an opportunity to take $5So; 4c, $4oo; sc $soo. etc. WRITE TODAY FOR PARTICULARS and FREE MARKET LETTER.
 Investors Daily Ggide. 8. V. DrsacA. Sept G-2
 iee4 Baltinwe Ave. Ksnszs Cty. Ne.
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Prices n Stock karke oue Ground For Fourth Consecu
NEW YORK BONDS

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Following are todsy's high. low and closing prices of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange, and the total sales Of each bond;
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NEW YORK STOCKS

Nnw 1Onn, sept. i5.-FoAowing are today sates, nigh. low and closing prices Ur seochs nsted on the New iork Stock EXcnAuEs:
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FLAX MARKET

DULUTH. Minn.. Sept. l6.-ciose flax September, S2. 30 asked; October, s2.30A November, 2.Soh asked; December ,2.27h bid; May. s2.s2 asked.
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per ounce Money, 2A per cent. Discount rates short bills, S1-l6c9 93h per cent; three months bills. 3-1693A per cent
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NEW YORK CURB

NEW YORK, Sept. 1b,-Fonowing Is the official list of transactions on the New York Curb Exchange. giving all stocks and bonds traded in:
 1ndustriaIs
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LOCAL MARKETS

Apples-winesap. I3S. I5o, lss box. S4 SO. l75 and smaller, box. s461.
 Bananas-Per h.. Mc.
 Beans--Lima. California. regular. h., Michigan, h.. 1Oc: red kidney. h.. l2c; peasEcaiiforuia blach-eyed. h.. exc. CaDbage-Crate S4
 kvaporated ATpleA-Setan brand, l2Mc, tO-Ib. box. N. Y. II lac: 6O-lS oZ-. N. Ya lie.
 Evaporated Peaenes--bo-lb. box. N. l.. F+aehes--Practically peeled. ao-11. oz- Grapetruil-b4 box. S4.76: s&7e-sO box. 50. 1t box. S4 50.
 Lemons--CaiGorniR. box. S1O.60; import onlons-M nits Texas crate. g.; yelIo Texas. crate, S3, 1b-
 Urans es--tIorlaA Val, 17s-smsiler, H, klorIoa Val, lbO, S6 6U, Florida, l2s oox, s6. CaItornla Val. lt6-sInaIier. SS; lbs. l5Ts lZ6 Sb.
 PlneappIe--Irlsh. old. h., snN eAe, ,Irglnia raw, ib., l0c; roasted h.. frunes-Californla 4O-6o. t5 ls,., b., l64.c. CAnloruiA b0-60. 20 Ibs,, h., l% A c {; LAl4lornIa 0O-1U. % lDs., b., SAG, aS-4l 44.. pitted. l0c, 2S los. bV-EV, h., l1c. .J jos. to-dV' b. 4Vnc' 00 lbA' 6O-sO.
 talsins-I44-sc, seedless. S4.so; 2S IbA foose, seeuieRs, l3 5ac, GeedleSH, R0-9 o2., . &c, seedless, 60-16 oz.. lSe-
 Irish fOCalOes--New req. No. 1. sxc. So z, b.. zAc, wnlle. h.. thc.
 Tomatoes--hancy, crate. So. chotca 14, Mississippi. crate, s2 .OO.
 Caut alOupes-CalItUInla pony tf. 50 StahuaIu, S6.sV.
 Fsacnes-Cnoice. s2. 25i fancy. Ss.so.
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POULTRY

LTRY Eens-Large, 2s424c. Eysers-Larga sue. bToilvrs- 50 e iVc. l2c. SIas s- 2Oc. Ducks--l Q zoe. saAeSe--lOc. .--u,.i as--S6c. Tuikeys--2bo. Egga-25 e Zee.
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roRE1GN ExcHANoEs

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Foreign sr-
 changes irregular. Quotations in cents
 6O-day bills on banks .51&. France, de-
 mana 5.s6' cables. 5.s7. Italy, 4.4sh
 nd 4 A. Belgium. SC F and .S Ger
 s9 3 and 39 32. Norway, 16 05. Sweden, 64. Denmark, 17.92. Switzerland, aT.7s Spain. 13.45. Greece, 1.S9. Poland, 00O32t Czechoslovakia. 3. Jugoslavla, .o9 Austria, .0014. Rumania, AT Y : Argentina, 33. Brazil 10 Montreal,
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CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-Armour preferred not quoted; Libby McNeill. 7%; Swift 6 Co.,. 101 E Swift International, 1s: Union Carbide, 5Sis Yellow Taxi, 1Sh: Wrig ley. 113h
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Short Market Flashes

BERLIN. Sept i5.-rhs German Reichsbank today raised it's discount rate from 80 to 90 per cent.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-An involuntary petition In bankruptcy was filed today Y against Attlas Kuffler Co.,, stock brok- CTS, Liabilities were estimated at $lb,0OO with assets of $3,000.
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JACKSONVILLE Fla. Sept. 15-Tur- pentine firm, 9sla a s5c; sales. 4oO re- cepts, s7s; shipments, sss stock, l$o6s. sSpmehs SISn s" soO s"iss Stock Quote to M. 4.75; N. S4.S5; we. s5.25: WY, S6.30.
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HORSES ANn MrLEs
CHICAGO STOCKS

EAST ST. LOUIS. H.. Sept. 15.-Horsel and mules steady Quotations unchanged
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept. l5.-Turpentine firm. s5c: Sales none; receipts. SoS; ship sales. 2.l5S; receipts, 1,1s7; stock, 1oS72S, Quote: B. p, $4 65; E. F, G. H. | $4.65 o
 i.71SSh; N. ;t.s5: we. ;52o. wv. z x,
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GRAIN

 Eggs-25&z6c.
 GRAIN
 (Birrning ghAlu. Grain Col No. 2 white yellow corn, $l 2001.3A No. 2 white oats 6t 0 10c. Seven per cent cotton seed meal, 3440N Wheat Snoris, $4o q4s. Bran wheat. S3e 44v. Corn feed meal, .4S 9S f5. Cotton seed huiIes. 10 loe ID. sacks. &z4 @2s. N HIDES AND WOOL No. l Green Sat htueH-Sc. No. Green salt hioeA-7c. No. 1 Green Fresh Hloes Sc. No Green Fresh hldes--6c. No. 1 " Fnni Hldes-l3e. No Dry rlnt Hldes-l2o. No 1 Dry Salt t1lues--l2c. No. 2 Dry Salt Hiues-11e. Sheep Skins-l5c C. Sl. Goat skins -l0W3Oc. Hog skins-lOU 4bc. Horse Hiias-slV2 be. TaIlow-+4bc Beeswax--15 a Q 26c. Clear Grease Wooi-3o Q ssc. Cinseng-Wild ss6i0. Clear Washed w99l-toots@
 ts.andsrd risa ' company, Gray Snapper--Per lb. 14o. Red Snapper-Per h.. 21c. Spanish MackerelPsr lb.- 22c. No 1 Johnson grass. yz4Uzs. rr- No 1 timothy hay s30032. Choice alfalfa s3SQ4O. Johnson grass and alfalfa mixed. s2s 030. ~
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LONDON MONEY

STEEL NIFthhEI NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Steel q changed.
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If SIn Con UiI bRH.. 68N BSM HSA Total sales of bonds today were s4,o72,- 900. compared with $s. 30s 900 previous day and s7,436. 900 a year ago
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EAR SILVER

NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-Bar siIve GAIA. Mexican dollars, 4SHc.
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MEATS

lSWNI W Oo,J Silver Leaf Lsru-Per To-, 1bAc. Jewel Snortehlns-ter h., 145so. BrOoktlelu Dutter-fer Io., 4oc. lre.a.uui Sk4nneu hanls--Per Ip., 29c. ireiulu.l nee uIdr haulS-Fer h.. 2yo, i-OrK l.oins-Fvr b., ZOV2Sc. 4Sacon-Fer h.. z0UoOS. Lsss-fer doz., canuIed, S5c,
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STEEL MARKET

NEW YORK Sept. l5.-Raw silk nomi nal
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< sm q tasit ;siqisss1 or vbss.. szoH aN HRt ss .sr srseAse.fe ssda'sv nstill.
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serve the process on which they were
forfeited and he shall make return
accordingly to said court Such
liquors shall be destroyed by pouring
| them upon the ground. A record of
vessels forfeited shall be kept by each
officer. and returned to the county
commissioners once in each three
| oftcner II they deem it advisable the
commissioners shall order such off,
GERS to sell the vessels at public or
| private sale. and pay the proceeds
thereof into the county treasury.
All cider. declared forfeited by any
! court under this chapte shall by or
der Of the court rendering final judg-
| mcnt thereon. be turned over to the
| sheriff of the county whore such
seizure was made. by any officer com
petent to-serve the process on which
they were forfeited. aud he shall
make return accordin"ly to said court:
and said sheriff shall receipt to said
officer therefor. Said sheriffs may
sell and dispose of such cider to be
and for no other purpose. A record
Of such sales shall be kept by each
sheriff and he shall pay the proceeds
from such sales into the county treas
my. Before delivering any cider un-
der any sale made in accordance with
the provisions of this section. the said
sheriff shall take a bond. with sure
ties residing in this state. and to he
approved by the treasurer OF the
county. from tho purchaser Of such
cider in the penal sum OF double the
amount of the value of such cider.
conditioned that all Of said cider so
received under such sale. shall be
FUSED in the ma nufacturn Of vinegar
and for no other purpose. Apr.
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CHAPTER l ~

An Ac, 20 Amend Section Fifty-n i've
nf ,.hautor SiHtN-ei.ht Of tn" f"-
,iscd Statutes Relatin- to tomnls-
sioucr: on disputed Claims in the
Probate Court.
Section hfty-Gvc Of chapter sixty
ci..ht of tho revised statutes, is mere
by amended. by inserting after inc
word "rnurtcon" in the tenth Inc
thereof tine word iiftccn, so that
said section, as amended, shall read
as follows:
sec 81. When ono or NOR" claims
against the cStat" of n person &c
ceased. though not irsolvent. are
traitor to be cXorbitant. unjust or
illegal. on application in writing I"
the judge Of probate. and after notlcc
to the claimants, the Judge. Ut upon
hcaring he is satisfied that the
allegations in said application arc
true. May APPOINT two or more com
miSsioncrs. who shall, after being
duly sworn. and after notifying the
parties as directed in their commas
sion, meet at II convenient time ana
place and determine whether any ana
what amount shall be allowed on
each claim. and report to him at sllch
time as he may limit. Sections hN",
Sin, seven. eight, twelve. thirteen,
fourteen. iif.cen. sixteen and seven
teen Of chapter SeNcntN-Onc apply TO
such claims. and the proceedings
thereon. No action shall be mainta ned
on any claim so committed unless
proved before sale commits sioncrs; and
their report on all such claims sinai
be final. saving the right of appeal
App. Apr. 4.
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CHAPTER ~.
An Act to Amend Section Thirteen of
cuaptef Eighty of the Revised
statutes Relating to Waiver of
Provisions of WIN Va

An Act to Amend Section Thirteen of
chapter Eighty of tho Revised
Statutes Relating to Waiver of of
section mt" Thirteen ' Of chapter o,s,tv
OF the revised statutes is hereby
amended. by. inserting after the word
trhtended in the eleventh line there
~, 'nc following words. Such cleo
WIDOW or an insane widowcr by his
or hcr guardian, or by n qua rdisn ad
!,tem appointed for the purpose so
IVA SAID section. as amended, shall
read as follows:
Sec. Ii. When a specific rrovision
IS made IN will. for the widow or
WidoWer of tcstator or testatrix.
who was married before the first dav
81 81 May. eighteen hundred and ninety
1Ne. and died since tho first dav Of
January eighteen hundred and nine
LseVen. or who WAS married on or
aiter said first day OF Nav. such
legatre or dovisce may within six
months after probate Of said will and
provided. make election. and file
notlcc thereof in the registry Of pro-
oai'. whether to accept said pro-
VISION or claim the right and inter
IS not entitled t" both. unless it ap-
pear by the viii that the testator
Or tcSiatrlN plainly SO intended
:ru'n election may be made by an
insane widow or insane widower by
ms or her guardian, or by guardia n
40 ll'cm appointed for the purpose.
III such election is not made within
SIX months after probate of will.
ana the estate is thereafter rendered
lnSo!Nent and commits sionerS are an
pointed by the judge OF probate. such
erection may be made at any time
WlthIh SIX months after the appoint
Ineht or such commissioners. Such
election shall not affect any title to
fnFr a
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cichtecn Of CHAPTER seve

Section eighteen of chapter seventy
of the revised statutes is hereby
amended by striking out after the
thereof the words 'if there is no
widow" and in tho seventh line. after
the word estates" the words where
there is no WitoW," so that said sec
ton, as amended. shall read as fol-
lows:
Sec. 1S. In all insolvent estates.
the Judge may make like allowance
from the personal estate to the minor
children of the deceased, under four
teen years of age; and to those be-
wears Of age. who from III health
are unable to labor. And if there is
a widow and SUCH children by !, a a
former wife. the judge may. at ms
discretion, divide such allowance
among the widow and such children
of Il former wife. And in solvent
estates. the judge may. at his dlscrc-
ton, make an allowance from the per-
sonal estate to minor children under
twelve years of age. when the income
from their disfributivc shares VIII
be insufficient for their support ana
education, App. APR. 4.
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CHAPTER Isl

a., ~ "a Amend Section Thirty-thrce
,.b,n.or ono Hundred and
Tror,,.tnvnp of the Revised Stat
~. Teiatinm 70 The DISMISSAL of
1ntnricat;nw inuors Declared For
fni,.d
ran,in,, thi,tvtbree Of chapter one
b',dycd and twenty-seycn of the re-
,,isod GRANTEES il hereby amended. by
r,,;l.inr IN, ,ho whole of said see
t;n - ;n,,c,,iny in MACE thereof the
fnIiowino scc,ion 50 that said section,
n amended shall read as follows:
a. u An snjrituous and distilled
,ie,,,ore and iii other lin,lors. declared
forfoitod nv any court under this
h,ntcr u-hich shall have been found
~. said CONT TO contain more than
,wontv Nor ccnt Of alcohol. shall. by
a,dor of The court rendering final
judgement thereon he turned over to
tho 7sho,iff Of mo county where such
srizurn VAS made. bv any officer com
nctent ia serve Inc nrocess on which
,hov vsre forfeited and he shall
m.iIe r,turn accordinslv to said
rn,,,.t. and said sheriff shall receipt to
said otIlrer therefor: said sheriff
shall minple said liquors together,
and as soon as he,has accumulated a
ouantity equal TO five barrels, he shall
Shin TIC same 10 some responsible
rectifyinc distilIer outside of this
state and have the alcohol redistiIled
thrrcfrom. as is hereinafter provided.
Said shertfs shall annually contract
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"aiahce OF said deposits SO ascor-
and ,Ieu u 10, me SIX months ending on
oeptember The board of stat ., vi
SCISSORS shall thercupon ccrtifv ga
assessment to the treasurer OF stato
" mn9 , Snail forthwith notify the sew,
.SrcSted, and all taxes so assessnd
saaii ne paid semi-annually within
zen Gays after the fifteenth dave nf
May and NoNembcr' "
sec. l39 Section nineteen of cham
ter one hundred and seventeen ~ 1bo
revised statutes as amended nv y" c,,a ane
| yer TWO hundred and twenty of Tho
| runiic laws of nineteen hundred and
seventeen: is hereby further amend.
s"o,N strlk!nE out the whole of said
S'et'on as amended and inserting in
! place thereof the following:
sec ~. The bank commissioner
sn"ii receive an annual salary of five
Thousand dollars; he shall receive his
az tuai iraNrllhg expenses incurred in
the Performance of his official dutios
ana the reasonable and nrcrssary
expenses of his office. the payment or
| which shall be subject 10 the an
rLoNal OF inc governor and council
| tie may employ at the cXpcnsp If
'he state Il deputy bank commission
'f anu as many examiners assistant
| examiners and clerks as the business
or INC ONCE may require. whose COM
! ptnSatlon shall he fixed by the gov
ernor and council. The DEPUTY banl,
| commissioner shall perform the du-
| iies of the commissioner whenever
| the latter shall be absent from the
state or whenever he shall be direct
! ca by the commissioner. or Whenever
| 'ncF' snail h" Il vacancy in the office
of commissioners The deputy bank
! 'ommiSSionor and all examiners and
ass sSiiStant examiners shall receive
| th"lr actual expenses incurred in the
! performance of official duties sub
lert to the approval of the governor
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CHAPTER 1l6

an Act TO Amend Section Eighteen
of chapter seventy of the Revised
Statutes. Relating to Allowance to
Minor Children.
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thirty dollars and costs for each Of
Tense, and one dollar additional for
each black bass taken, caught. Killed,
or he'd In possession in violation of
any provision Of this act.-App. Apr.
1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-15

LONDON, March IA Windsor
resident found a big bundle in his
garage. II contained "a small tubes.
Each tube contained deadly disease
germs, laboratory tests later showed.
Sourse Of the germs is n mystery.
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PARIS. March i5.-Trafflo police
turnout France have been provided
with shrill whistles which they are
Instructed to blow whenever they
wish to call motorists attention to
violation OF traffic laws.
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DRAWFUNNIES

y Drawings by Bill Holman Verses by Hal C.,
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ST. PAUL, Mlnn- March i5.-The
police hnvo been notified to watch
for man with a big, black wart
on his neck" He has robbed several
children.
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Mai. j, w. Downcr, commander
of tho first u. $. army unit TO enter
France and the officer who directed
the first American shot fired in the
war, returned to this country with
Moj. Gen Allen and tho last OF tho
Rhine contingent of American
troops.
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Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-16

The man who sets out TO please
everybody will end by pleasing no
one, least Of all himself. The news
paper or magazine that sets out to
chronicle the neglected truth will
discover as much partisanship
among those who are demanding
"the truth" as among any other
class. Most people want to hear
and read the things they agree with
the thing that does not fit into their
system Is ga betrayal Of the truth. !"
1t Is good rule to read something
you are not likely to agree with,
that is opposed to the system you
bold; It's benefit is like that of the
wind TO the trees-tossing the mind
by contrary opinion will root it
more deeply. 1t is scarcely possible
to know why you hold a present
opinion until you know why you re-
ject ITS opposite Dearborn indie.
pendent.
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MIDDLE BUSTERS

Cy Adams says: Have you ever
noticed that the man who does the
least criticizing is the man who has
the greatest influence in his com.
mpnitY?
Now that another planting season
is here will You show yourself su-
penor In intelligence to the boil
weevll an 50 plan your crop system
that you viii be independent of the
crop he works on for your living?
There are some farmers who per.
slst IN waiting until the last minute
to get their planting seed and then
have to take the leftovers.
There Is money under the rubbish
pile IN the back yard If you will re-
move the rash and plant garden
In It's place.
The successful farmer is one who
does something for himself instead
of waiting for Congress to do it,
A blessing that has come with the
boil weeyl Is that 1t Is changing the
status OF southern agriculture from
planting to farming.
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IreSpaSS Notice

Notice is hereby given that anyone
trespassing (partlcularly hunting and
trapping) upon any of my lands
IN Randolph county will be pros
ecuted to The full extent of the law,
THIS especially applies to my Elev
enpoluts lands. Also the Lewis Dal
ton land. Z. Dalton. l7-52tp
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-16

When the bowels are cosllve the
waste matter ferments, producing a
gaseous condition that Is disagree.
able. To remove the impurities
quickly, a dose of Herbine is needed.
1t does the work thoroughly and
pleasantly. Price, 63c. Sold by
Palace Drug Store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-16
FARM FOR SALE

100 acre farm 8! miles from
Ravenden Springs. rs acres in cul'
tivation, good house aud everlasting
spring. For cash or terms.
J. r. Thompson,
l9tf. Pocahontas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-16
NOTICE

We have our planning mill IN
operation, and can furnish both
rough ond dressed lumber, shingles
etc. We will do custom planning
also.
We solicit your business.
37tf. A. +. WeaherlY'