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SAPOl 10
is LIKE GOOD TEMPER, at SHEDS
BRIGHTNESS EVERYWHERE

Martelrs American Stock company. They
come to this city highly recommended
by press and public from Sioux City.
Ia. where they just closed successful
four weeks stock engagement. On Mon
day grand holiday performance of the
beautiful labor play. Work and Wages
will be presented by the company as an
opening bill. This engagement is for
six nights and Saturday matinee. The
peoples popular prices. lec. 2oc. DC and
soc will prevail during this engagement
AS fl is customary with all attractions
OF this kind one night of the week will
be ladies' free night and Monday being 2
holiday the management has decided to
make Tuesday night. September s. ladies'
night. when every lady VIII be admitted
free if accompanied by person with
a paid 30 cent seat. provided il is re-
served prior 10 s o'clock Tuesday even
ing. The advance sale opens Friday morn
ing. Tuesday night the great scenic re-
vivaI The World" will be presented
Continuous performance Vaudeville be-
tween acts.
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intelligence which she displays and the
hearty thoroughness with which she en-
tiers into the sport, for such il seems 10
her. She requires no pace maker, no
guiding. no whipping. no urging, no as
sistance whatever. She knows her lines
thoroughly and goes through them with
out faltering and with the utmost CONN
dence in her own ability.
She starts at the usual scoring place
and on getting the word go is on ike
the wind. She keeps to the pole, cut
ting the corners short. She PAGES every
mile as evenly as though guided by hand
always saving burst of speed to finish
on the homestretch. A notable feature
of her performance is that no denonstra-
ton. however vociferous, from the grand
stand or crowds upon the track causes
her to falter but on the contrary. they
incite her to better speed and TO give
forth her best efforts. She performs
equally well on mile or hslf-mile tracks,
or whether they are fenced or in an open
field.
After passing the wire she appears TO
know her work is done, for she imme-
diateIy sIackens her speed and comes TO
a stop and returns to the starter for
recognition and views the crowd with an
air Of conscious pride and evident sat
isfactiOn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-03
Resolutions of Coincidence.

The following resolutions of coincidence
were passed by Garfield Post No. 3. G.
4. r., department of Kansas. on the
death of Joseph p. Allen, adopted Sep
TENDER ,, 1903:
In the death of comrade Joseph 2. Allen
this post realizes that another valiant
soldier of the union has fallen. 1t was 10
his honor that as u private soldier he
promptly responded TO the call of the
country in the hour of its severest peril.
and that wherever duty called him he
served bravely. faithfully, and Loyalty.
When the years OF trial had ended. he
returned TO the ranks Of good citizenship.
and as he had served his country in time
OF war, so in the long years Of peace he
was found doing his duty as a citizen,
as a business man. as an officer. as
loyal upholder of the law, as a neighbor
and as husband and father. To the end
he was a true Christian gentleman. an
upright citizen and an honest man.
His Memory Is worthy Of all honOrs.
We extend to his family our heartfelt
sympathy. and We commend his soul to
the God of battles.
HENRY c. SLUSS.
JACOB NJ. BALDERSTON.
HENRY D. HEIsERMAN.
Committee.
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WANTS FRUIT DISPLAY.
w. r. Schell Wants Kansas to Make
Good ShoWinQ

W. F. Schell, superintendent of the
horticultural department for Kansas at
the St Louis fair is making an effort
to have Kansas put up the finest displaT
Of fruits at the fair He has secured
plenty of storage room at the fair grounds
for the display and as the display must
be made OF this years crop he desii e.
very much to have samples OF the finest
fruits grown sent TO him or left in this
city and then telephone to Mr.. Schell
and he viii call for them. The commits
sioners have offered some valuable prizes
for county exhibits of fruits and produce
20 he displayed at the Wichita fair this
year and Sedgwick county has a good
chance to get the money as any county
in the state and for this reason the peo-
pie of Sedswicl county should see that
Mr. Schen gets the BEST specimens of fruit
in this county and that he has all that he
wants
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WAS AN OLD RESIDENT.
Jacob II. Brown Came Here in the
Late Seventies.

Jocob Henry Brown died yesterday
morning in his late residence, 521 South
Water street. after severe Illness Of
almost month His funeral viii be
held from the Reformed church, corner
OF South Topeka and Lewis street, at
O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr. Brown was born in 1880 and brought
up in Lewisburg Pennsylvania. He was
what is known as the best element of
PENNSYLVANIA German stock The family
was one of means and large influence.
Mr.. Brown was retail merchant for
time and later was in the wholesale bust
ness in Philadelphia. In the latter seven
ties he came to Wichita ana bought
farm on College Hill south of where the
golf links are located. He was prominent
" identified with many interests on the
hill during the boom, particularly in tho
Wichita university, TO which he gave
literally OF money, land and personal
care.
Several years ago he sold his property
on the hill and moved to his late resi-
dence on South Water street. For more
than a year he has been TOO feeble to get
on the streets During his entire resi-
deuce here he took great interest in all
matters pertaining TO the old soldier and
was ore Of the charter members Of Gar
field Post
In June 1859. he enlisted in the 18th
Pennsylvania Emergency volunteers. who
were called out by reason Of the Lees in
vasion OF Pennsylvania and the regiment
saw service i'm that campaign. The fol-
lowing year he enlisted in the 2o2 Penn
svlvania volunteers and was mustered in
TO the service as First lieutenant of Com
pany and was in constant service till
August g. 1855.
Mr. Brown was a publis spirited citizen.
broad in his charity and liberal in his
sympathies with every deserving person
and cause He has host Of warm friends
who will learn of his death with pro-
found sorrow. Mrs. Brown and the two
daughters, Mrs. Loylands. of st. Louis,
and Mrs. z. ] Shinn. of sumner county.
have the sympathy of the large COM
munity
Mr.. Brown was the senior Elder Of the
Brown Memorial Reformed church. hav-
ing held that Office from its organization
in 1854
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GRoceRs MEET TONIGHT.
Will Be First Annual Meeting Of Asso.
citation.

This evening at eight O'Clock. in the
council chamber. will occur the first an
OF the Wichita Wholesale and Retail
Merchants association The meeting is
important from the fact that there Is a
large amount Of routine business 20 come
up besides the appointment Of commit
teemen 20 serve on the various commit
tees provided for in the constitution and
bylaws recently adopted.
The question Of holding grccers' pic
mic viii also be decided upon. The local
secretary Is IN receip; OF a communica-
ton from the national secretary stating
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OLD AGE
Comes TO Everyone. but It's Visits
May Sc Postponed.

Old age Is not a question OF years.
Some men are old az forty. others are
young at sixty.
It's a mighty hard proposition TO look
young no matter how young you Feel
IL your hair is falling out and your head
becoming bald.
Perhaps you are tired trying iaenec-
tual remedies for this evil
We don't blame you II you are
Why not Try an effective one Tor a
change.
Newbro's Herplcide kills the dandrur
gern-Which is the cause OF the whole
trouble
Destroy the cause you remove the
effect
Sold by leading druggists Send Zoe IN
stamps for sample TO The Herpicide Co.
Detroit. Mich Moore Drug CO, soec4sl
zSenls
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Your emissaries met us in Portland and
gave us all needed directions"
Mr. Throckmorton says that the Wash
ington fir lumber has not yet made much
progress in his section of the southwest.
but that red cedar shingles are all the
go. Cedar lumber from the coast is be-
ing used as a substitute for the Michigan
white pine and southern soft pine. The
time will come. Mr.. Throckmorton says.
when the coast will supply nearly all
the pine lumber used in the Mississippi
valley. Southern pine is going very fast.
The long pine sections of Louisiana and
Texas are being cut away by the thou
sands of acres daily.
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EVERYTHING WAS LOVELY.
Wichita People Had a Good Time in
Seattle

W. 3. Throckmorton and Frank c.
Wood. with their families. have been
travelling through Washington. Oregon
and California They were in Seattle
August IS and the Times has the follow
ing:
we told the hotel people that that
was perfectly satisfactory: that We would
not raise any objection 10 the arrange
nent
This statement was made in dry. hum
orous way last night by ". 3. Throck-
morton OF Wichita. Kan. at The Wash
ington. where he was asked II n knew
that he and his family had been assigned
70 what was known as the presidents
suite.
Yes" ne continued. the hotel Is over
run with guests and We were told that
we should have 10 be assigned to The
Roosevelt suite We told Mr.. Eavbaugh
that it was perfectly satisfactory" and
Mr.. Throckmorton laughed ~ MS own
joke
NJ Throckmorton Is a wholesale irTn-
herman. and with Frank {. Wood a
wholesale grocer is touring the COST
Both gentlemen have their families with
them Sr Wood buys salmon from ths
Kelly Clarke company 81 Seattle ard
buys a great deal 81 canned fruit from
California Mr.. Throckrorton handles
I'D cedar shingles from the north Pacific
so that both r1en are taking mere tran
a passing interest in the tria tSey are
making
we are perfectly delighted ~ith the
trip said Mr. wood- Seattle - 2 vsE5
lively appearing toxn. Il reminds Is %
Los Angeles very much. The Washing
ton - tfe finest hotel &c have seen ard
We heard ~ IL AMI Eof = very god i'm
pressloa % 4 iocS before We got here
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CUTE is COMING.
cuideless Queen VIII Be Here During
Fair.

Cute is coming Cute the guidelezs
queen. who has paced mile in 2:o4A
without running mate. bike or driver,
will give an exhibition Of her wonder
mi speed and intelligence during the
Wichita fair. Cute is owned by Y B.
Strong ri New Platz y. Y. She is
bright bay with black points. sired by
Lord Eldon dam Xantippe. She holds
the worlds record for q horse driven
by woman Mrs. Strong. and also the
record fox unassisted work having made
q mile in e:04ai A Windsor. Canada, with
out driver or running mate
Cute was first brought to the notice Of
rte public early IN the season Of 80
The strange and wonderful feat of pac-
srs sione at the ton of her clip without
bike. driver or any prompting whatever
has evoked the greatest enthusiasm wher-
ever she has exhibited 1t is not only
that she goes alone that she is looked
upon as marvel. but The almost human
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WILL ADDRESS REUNION.
J. 9. Fishback Gees to Arkansas City
Next Week

on next Thursday Captain J. B. Fish
back will go TO Arkansas CITY where ne
has been invited to deliver an address al
the reunion. This is the old sailor ana
soldiers reunion which is held annaully
At Arkansas City and is always largely
attended Good speakers and music have
been secured for this years encampment
and those who have charge of the anair
promise that there will be an abundance
Of entertainment for those who attend.
The camping grounds have been put In
good shape and arrangements are being
made 10 care for large crowd. The re-
unoin begins Tuesday, September s. and
lasts four DAYS.
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OPENS SIXTH YEAR.
Friends University viii Have Exer-
cises Tuesday Afternoon.

The sixth annual opening exercises of
the Friends university viii be held in
Russell hall next Tuesday afternoon. The
exercises viii begin at three O'Clock with
the following program:
Piano Solo 800 Miss Halle NJ. Crawford.
Prayer ................. Rev f. c. Pollard
pastor Emporia Ave NJ. E. church,
Music.
Song ............... Miss Elizabeth Folger
Address Congressman Victor Murdoch.
Music.
Piano SOLO ........... Miss May Findley
Symposium.
Wichita as City for Colleges
.-................ Mayor p. F. Mclean
Friends University as d College for
Wichita ............... w. S. Hadiey
College Foundations for Business
Success" ......... Hon. James Allison
Friends University Incentives 10
Higher Education ................--
.............. Mr.. Henry Jampl. 90
Importance of Christian Training in
College Life 49,. Rev. A. f. Dubber
pastor of Central Christian church,.
Song go. Miss Jetta Campbell Stanley
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RETURN FROM COLORADO.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Gillespie Had a
Pleasant Trip.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Gillespie have re-
turned from spending a pleasant two
weeks vacation at Denver with their son
Roy. While there they took almost all
of the pleasure trips out of Denver. They
enjoyed the loop trip. the short line trip
to Cripple Creek and the one known as
Wards trip. The latter. which they con-
sidered the most pleasant is 10 the Swift
erland of America which is about % miles
from Denver. Mr. Gillespie saw lots OF
snow while on this trip and also felt some
rather crisp weather.
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1T MIsREPREsENTEC HIM.
Statement in Regard to HOMEGROWN
Case Somewhat Misleading.


The motion made IN Sundays Eagle OF
a suit to set aside judgment wherein
n. $ Howe is plaintiff and Jay 6. Brown
is defendant. tbs facts were somewhat
nisstated in reference TO Attorney Hardin
Ebey's connection with the matter. Mr..
Ebey was attorney for Brown who OBJ
tanned the judgment. otherwise he had
no interest in the matter. The statement
that the petition says that Mr.. Howe paid
Mr. Ebey s1eoo is not correct. Mr.. Ebey
was seen Yesterday and said that he had
intended 20 pay no attention TO the ar
ticle but that he intended 10 defend the
suit for Mr.. Brown and show that Air.
Howe is entirely mistaken in the matter.
Mr.. Ebey said that there was no agree
uent IN the former suit for Howe not
TO answer or plead in the case. ard that
Mr.. Ebey's client refused to take the Quit
claim deed at the amount asked by Howe
Mr.. Ebey SAYS that he told Mr. Howe that
he would recommend that Brown take
the quit claim deed AZ the amount asked
by Howe hat that Brown went 70 Howe
and refused the offer sometime before
Judgment was taken.
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Hard Water Kills

When You get tired Of poisoning your
self with the lime, alkali and other filth
in hard water. call up The Holland Yeast
Co. for trial order of pure, sparkling
Crystal Water
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Miss Sofa Klentz hss returned from
eastern markets whore she visited ftss
largest Wholesale houses ard selsctets ms
latest things in miisiuery fr her fail
trade
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would be erected and putting out its full
20 900 brick a day in less than eight
months from the present time.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the Crawford.

Monday Labor day.. September = VIII
mark the first appearance in this city
OF that excellent attraction Earl and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-03

that the national officers viii be- prssent
upon the dates OF the picnic n The local.
association 50 desires
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-03
SEMINAL REAKNESS.andtthss result Of
SEXUAL DEBILITY ,cesses. stop nigh,


No money tin cured. Don't fan 10 read
the half page ad- OF DIS. viekers &
vickers in next Sundays Eagle. on page
seventeen.
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We desire % express cur moot heartfelt
thanks 10 the many friends and neighsors
vino 30 kindly assisted during the Illness
and death ~ our beloved HUSBAND ard
father also Tor The beautiful Ger3i Of
fcrlnra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-03

Mr.. L. J. Frssbie Of rs s. Empo-ia is
confined 10 his bed with intermittent
fever.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-03

MRS. : ; SHORT
MRS Nay WHEELoCK.
MRS s. r. WILSON.
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DR.. Nn'L eIIand
SIS East Douglas Ave-, Wichita. Kan.

JiO LdSl DoaSioo 1f~ss HtShilAs RItn'
Practice devoted to the scientific exclu-
sive treatment of Leeitimate Medical
Specaities. Patients who unite with ply
Stefan in the use Of all means of treat
ment. including modern physiological
rherapCuIiCS. are permanently restored TO
health Splendid facilities for the treat
ment of NERVOUS DISEASES. Charges
reasonable
pDpTIlRF cured for life by scientific
hSi iOkL ana never failing process.
without knife. pain or danger or deten-
ton from business
ViRlCNCFIE cured in . days: no knife.
fAhiSVSLLL cutting or danger; absolute
results radical cures.
CTpJcTIIpE cured 70 to 80 days, by Cal
u hiStOhL Nanic Absorption, no fail
ures; no pain: no detention from bust
ness.
PROSTATE DISEASES f2ns ,l 6y spe'Ine
new method; absolute results; don't delay
DISEASES OF WOMEN non,sGTsie so5.s 2S-
alive rational. effective treatment
Splendid equipment; no failures.
RHEIINATISN Lpmbago, Sc;atcs, Neu--
khAO"nAt~h ralgia. cured by new and
radical measures. No experimenting; no
guess-work. Absolute results
BLOOD POISON Snd an PTya5 eI Diseases
pUFS Fistula, Fissure. liberation and
at-- Prolapse cured to STAY cured
without knife. ligature. danger or deten-
ton from business.
SEMINAL NEAkNESSandtt 3s,,s. result Of
SEXUAL DEBILITY ,cesses I stop night
losses, restore power.
build brain and nerve force and ft Won
fer marriage. My Offices are equipped
with All the modern appliances and anna
rstuS, carefully selected 10 meet tho de-
mands or . perfect institution whereas
most practitioners are hampered bv a
lack or the expensive and elaborate an
piiances and instruments necessary for
the trea tment OF complicated diseases.
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-11

Miss Grace Sherwood. = -.
Miss Leila Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed: M. Stuart.
Fred Snyder.
. Rev. and Mrs. Stout. -.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Sbotwell. ,. ,,, !:
:: Mr.: and Mrs, J, a.: Sands, Willis
/ M Miss sGf, Pauline schumann. =.
Miss Stella ,Slaven =. <..
sRayburn Stimson. .-... :.
/. Mr.: and Mrs. Ernest Smith: z,..s
+ Mrs. SherWin ..
20. II Shapley. <5&...>.:sz:s I: s. :, :. ..L
f. James. F.. Torrens, Lottie, Aaron.
E Mr.. and Mrs NJ Teeter, Addie, Go 4
! Mrs Calvin w. Taylor. .':::= r
Rev and Mrs. DavidTice. -
o. A. TruesdelT and SON.. >..,. :,
J Ray Varco. T... ~..~......
Mrs Inez E. Varco. -. =. :,
E. P. Van ValKenburgh. ~.
Mrs. Eva Gore Waters and family. ,.
Miss Anna. Whitney. ....~.
Miss Ethel Void. = ,. :.
Lyman Wakefield
Mrs. Emma A.: Wheeler, Anna, Mabel
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Walters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson.
+. Mr.. and Mrs. JOS: G.. Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Wertz.:* s.
Mr.. and Mrs. o.. A. ,Wyman. -
Mr. and Mrs. Widderson ... :
Mr. and Mrs Will Yelland. 49,. .
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Lenten Services.

A special Lenten program will be
given at Christ Episcopal church on
Monday evenings in March consisting
of a series of practic ticaI and able User
mons on subjects Of Interests Tho gen.
eral subject will be- S. he Church and
Some Problems Of Today. The first
was given Monday evening March 2.
The; entire list of disco copraesz asifet
lows: :s,s z5Sss ss
Monday eve, March 9: Labor and
Life" DR.. w. W. Folwell, Of u. OF NJ.
March 8: Religion and Politics.
Rev. w. C. Pope. D. D. Of st. Paul.
March is: "Religion and Business
Mr.. Hector Baxter Of Minneapolis.
March @: ssCrit iticism and the Bible,
Rev. Theo. Sedgwick of st. Paulit =
March 50: The s. raining of s. the
Ghild' Rev, P Bpdllenk 8 of q S Fail;
April s: & Religion and the Indiyid:
ualn Rev. "a. g. Pickham Of Owatpnha
Easter SUNDAY, viii come this year IS on 1lp
s sstl iEEt
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e. a MOST WONDERFULCURk .
Eminent Physicians & PrOn0unced
it Consumption. So :s: 5s3sz5s

DIR. g. D. Warner; Gold ter, Mich.
Dear Sif:-I have recet1ed great b.
nefit from your W bite Wine Of Tar
Syrup. Il had . cough andSt doctors
gave up allhopes 0fs fsfecovefyi Bndspr
nounced it c0nsump ttOn;I thOnRht
that it was death for me-. Itried
everYth ing thAt tsWessco Id hear aOf.
4Finally one ofsn1 friends prevailed
uDon me 20; nee your White fine OF
Tar Syrup. took one and one-haN
bottles and am cured entirely Such
medicine can recommend to Those
who are affictedsas was
Very respect fnlly yours, &. I.
I JosEPH#B.U UNDRRHILL.
sDoland, South Dakota
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rf'--iFf - t----,- - = & :; - -.
Archie Gibbons. i. yG:.: - = .a1
Harry sGriswold. : - .4>.- 81. , i, W
Mr.. Green. y- .-5- 3 .1s.=s55a 49,. y (" =
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. ..Haney,and Claude.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hayes. y s-.-:..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hall. - -. -
Mrs. Lucinda Hathaway. : ...'-,-..
Mrs. H. S. Hart, Margaret, Kate. e
John Hermel.f ssss-rsszzs Il: 49,. =. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hall. ,:.-s -<&@
DR.. and Mrs. T. M. Hall. 49,. ......-,
w. T. Hall. - ~ s =: - =
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Johnson. =.
Mr.. and Mrs.C. S. Jackson, Edith. |.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Chas. A. Johnson.
MIR. and Mrs. o. B. Johnson. -<~E4::
Frank w. Kinney. ri: :: .s.::>>....<-,.-.--
MIR, and Mrs.! Kimball.. - - ss
Mrs. Grace Stimson Keesling. s-: +.
Mr.. and Mrs.B. N.Lewis, and Florence
Doak Lowry. ...ssss. ss.z, a. 10 Il
Miss l.. A. Lowry 7, sS> 81: - =: III: &
Mrs. Lobb. a&.5::E.~. SSz Is -. --.,sI
T Mi. and Mrs. H. M. Lowell. H. :. 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Miller. =
Mrs. Harry Vaudeville. =, IT,. IT, q
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcbride. - Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Mcbride.
Mrs. w. J. McAfee, Alice, Ed. and
John. 5s IL ~ # D s.ss..s 81. 1s. . Fl
Mrs.J.sH Mansfield. sssz .ss;.s.. 5s. s.= q. !.
Clarence Malmberg. rs .%*1S~5z q :%5*s1:.2-s=ss ri
7 Mrs. Eliza Marshall. - = &c 6 =.ss7 .gs
I Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Morgan.
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Mr.. and Lou N. McWhorter. - =.
Miss Lulu Merrick. ;: ~'.SI-.5 ~
!. Mrs. Elizabeth Mcintyre, Thomas and
Robert. i. - :.'>*: s-.: IF -,
Miss Allie Mcintyre. <>::*>-,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nudge.
= Miss Myra Maxwell. = 80.
!. r.and Mrs. Lyman McKinstry.
! Mr.and Mrs. Frank Merchant. ~'
Mrs. Murdock. *,,~.ss,~ =: r.
Mr., and Mrs. Sherlock Merrill.
7. Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Noble. -. q.
Mrs.Ed. Osborne = sz..s-,:,. .s~>..j
Dr.sWill Patterson. z@~ -:
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Parker, ::
; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Preston and
Helen. s=.=. -.., :. :g15sF:i y .-=-.<f -.:
MI; and Mrs. Sam Parker. Il. ,t
Miss Jennie Parry. 81 s..
Mrs. Frances X. Peaslee and Stella.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Parsons. ~, +
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer. -. 49,. +. =.
Mrs. Qualley.. s-.ss ILL.,. :,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A.. w. Rankin. :.
] Mi, and Mrs. Redell. .:.-=.s. ...-....
Miss Stacia Riley. sz:z sE.s: ...~5;.
J Eddie Robertson. .>.o.: ,z,.-.'.~
! Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Reed, EN-
manier and Zaidee. " z.z,-. ..S .-... E -
Geo. N. Richards. ..-Fs :. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Rockford.
. Mr.. Snow -. s s@. -. :.=s: z:.. :: !. st.: .
NJ. and Mrs. Fay R. Smith, and
Stella. ) . .:=., RI " 2.
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Puts an End to il All.

I Puts an End TO: Il ALI. i=z=ssS||
!: A grievous vail oftimes comes as
result Of nnbearab ble;sp pain from over
taxed organs. Dizziness. Backache,
Liver complaint and Constipation.
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