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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
DARING MCVEMENT.
Russian Cavalry Take a Trip and Come
Back and Tell the Story.

Mukd,;;. Feb. .o.-1;encral Ec"nan-
kamui's division which moved ou; i'r''.
II, has returned from u dItT!'g T"tnnuai--
S.Incc, lIvln% %uccct Gvi in pl>Siii.S round
the Iaranc+r lrlt hanS .,ild pvtt,atIL,;
well to tnr rear. causing cOnSi !".gtbi.,
coiistrl nation along the lii" uf J&lGlnr-.
communication. ne io.c-s We're ilsis-
I lie t,st Gay III" diti,i,n. which moved
in tTu columns. dlorr III tilt' japaI,.s-'
ctNiirN @tlccn ana travelled y miles.
Throughout tie night Russian Nit.rttr~
W"r, IN touch with III" Japanese and III
the morning h!ou@h. Information that Il
force of infantry was moving GD.thwe.-. =
ware with view OF cutting off the Rus
slams. While 4 body of psa Chil t.>.e ban
dts, S:iit 10 hC cummn GdCd IN a Comes
governor. appeared to tNr .-oHthWhrn Iu
prevent a movement on EiCkoW had SUcu
been the intention. At 5h!S i,tnctUrc. the
ward. dis. over tn" strength Of the cn"ni,
ana threaten his rear This bold moN 4
ment was yucc"ssful AT huon columns
of japanese cavalry were ~, ,ountrr.,l
but meeting tn" III" Of rho TT1nshrihII
batteries. the japanese fed Wi;h Cos
sacks i'll pursuit. \ battalion al JApaltt i.
infantry "ncn"d hic from a, village. 'Tho
Russian left. which had chInG"h flnK.
advanced ana forced the Japanese iu
abandon thr village. Owing to .rknr..,
and lDC% OF EnnWi",ig" Of the strength .f
the Japanese further pursuit Wa Su~-
pended.
At daybrcLk Of Feb II. the division
moved ras. ward toward tht VILLAGE ~
nlhiiaSantsc. which was crtrencE"d Il, II
vance guards orrrcd I.r". rht ,jup;inc%..
cavalry suffered heavily. Shr1In}el 5rtrsi
ing their midst stampcdlng their horses.
D"idchmcnts of Russians occupied vii
laS"s "H the Hank and drove back tht
Jal.anr-
Thc tIvi~ion having 4cc.maliSh0d its
losses were one Co-.a"k Killed ANA al
ensign and II Inrn wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
! Mrs Z CEMllaasen MinAlo!4ie Henry

Miss Matte Henry. President Of
Danville Art Club. 4a9 Green Street.
Danville. Va. writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkiam: Many years suf
f"'ing with femalcweakncsS intlamnat ION and
Il broken down system made ne more anyio,S
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When women are troubled with
Irregular, suppressed or painful men
Struat ion, weakness, ltucorrhpa. lis
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(or fatulency>, general debility. indi-
grStion, and nervous proStration, or are
b"sct with such symptoms as dizziness,
faintness, lasSitude. eXcitabilitv, irIi-
liability, nervousness. sleeplessuess,
melancholy, "all-gone" and "want-to-
bcleftalone" feelings, blues, and hope
leSsness, they should remember there
is one tried and true remedy. Lydia
+. Pinkaam'S Vegetable Compound at
once removes such troubles No other
medicine III the world has received such
unqualified endorsement. No other
medicine has such q record Of cures Of
female troubles. Refuse to buy any
other medicine, for you need the best.
A light heart. a cheerful countcnancc,
and ali the charms of grace and beauty
arc dependent upon proper action Of the
bodily organs. You cannot look well
ur less YOU feel well.
Mrs. PM, ham invites I'll sick women
to write her FOR advice Her advice and
medicine have restored thousands to
heath. Address, Lynn, Mass.
t.ouuj Sucraedc. syHn-o Cthcrc EoiI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21

mitttt might make. Senators Spooner,
Hale. PIatt. Conn. ana several other
senators rs we'll as members OF the
committee. desire 10 discuss the ease
VIXEN II !s brought to the Senate. Mem
bers OF the committee have practic a.
!. determined TO continue the investi-
cation during the summer. Wh9n an
other nee ting of the committee is
called. Chairman B;trroWs intends TO
bring up the question OF asking th-
Senate u grant the committee author
ity- tc 50 10 Utah ana take testimony.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21

At the New York State Assembly Of
Mothers. a prominent New York doctor
told the 500 women present that healthy
almost extinct.
This seems to be 4 sweeping state
ment of the condition Of American
women. Vet how many do you know
who are perfectly well and do not have
some trouble arising from a Geranrc-
ment of the female organism which
manitests itself in headaches. back
aches. nervousness. that bca~ino-do"n
feeling, painful or irregular mrnstrua-
ton. leucOrrhra, displacement OF the
uterus. ovarian trouble, indigestion o..
sleeplessuess There is tried and
true remedy for nj these Ailments
Lydia +. rinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has restored more American
women to health than al other rene
Les in the worli. 1t regulates
strengthens aad cures diseases of the
female organism as nothing else can
For thirty years it has been curing
the worst forms OF female com
paints.
Such testimony as the following
should be cnnvincing.
hrs. I. Z. Wiliadscn. Of Manning,
Ia. writes:
Dear Mrs. PiHkham:-
Il can truly say that Won have saved my life
and ] cannot express my gratitude 70 you in
words. For two years lsppnt lots of money
i'll dort0rirg without any benefit for men
strual Irregularities and | had given mp all
hopes of ever being we'll again, bat 7 was
persuaded to try lydia T.. finlha,,ls Nc-e-
table Comround and three bottles have re-
stored me 10 perfect health. Had il not been
for ycl would have been il my grave
to-day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
REPORT OF INQUIRY
Into Merit, Sea nc'iert To Be Pre-
sented Wednesday.

lt"iS Feb .u-Admiral Bdrnu Won
Si.nm tNuStru- hungary and k,a ar Ad-
iHtdl 'hIri,S II. pdVi, U'utCi states
hlN' 'r'u it si-:atcd 10 dIaw up the re-
f"t "i III" international commission "t
'iWIN into ia" Nurth sea incident. This
M!H j." Presented in ScCrrt sc>>ic'.
Wednesday, tor discussion ,,nd Gnnl al'-
prevail Th" Austrian ana American adj
hHralS were chosen as elements Of th'
commission which are entirely neutral
anu not CuNpC, .cd directly or by political
3ii!atIon with either Russia or Great
AdmiralS Van Spaun and Davis held Il
SS,SSl"n. yesterday. and met twiCI. tod ~
'Itlr man work is 10 ftlnll til" require
Isn't OF the protocol that the commission
''FoI All The circumstances OF the incl
Wht While this detailed recital involves
iii' main issues. namely, whether torp""t
tt"''S We're present and whether Admra
i"H'S NSnSkN WAS justified in firing. Nrl
n, iNil board Of admralS reserves fiIa
"!'sHinati"n of the main questions unit
S.ttr the presentation Of Admirals No'
H"aUn and Davis recital of the cirCum
G'"h'"S. The referee in positive deciSin-
~ NJ n"t Yet been reached upon the main
"'iii'S- tut their number and circum
Si,anc"S Scom ~ indicate definite in
;,n"ti"n ~ The majority of the commits
I'LL" toward partially iuStitNins or eNCuS
iS Hdmiral Roiestvensky's action. TIL
IE"1Ih apparently is seeking Ia reconci,
IH'tehceS 50 that the decision may ~
h." pronounced victory for eithr- sid,
- HVaSui3oly acceptable TO both.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
RESCINOE1.
Legislative Con'ittes Does Not Like
Conclusions Reached in Denver.

Denver Colo. Fob. "a special rrocrt =
ing at tho Legislative cOmmittc" ;inppinto,i
20 hear evidence in he Peabody and Ad
ans -uh"rratoridl contest. called hy
Chairman Wm. II. Griffith. this af'crnonH.
tho action Of the cnmnliiIc" last night III
appointing CoramttcC Of three - fcrnu
l1te fnr tho fvll committee Il Tcjro,. nn
the findings OF fact and co:cIu-ion nf
Law based uror the evidence addUcad. was
rescindcd. Chairman Griffith wa: absent.
last night. when the action was taken. ami
resented the adoption Of tn" resolution
providing for the subcommittee
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
GIVES U? HOPE,
President Can See No Possibility Of
Definite Rate Legislation.

WASH gtnn, Feb, %. President Roos j
Welt who for weeks has been hopefuI
that some dcfnlt" Ac,;ou might he TAX
on at the present session of Congress
IN the railroad :atr question. practi-
raiIy has relinarished tho idca Of socur-
ing legislation oa the subject this win
ter. It is reasonahlr oertoin that he
will not call AL extraordinary session
tm n,cnt in ;he ling. hut unless bn
changes his n,inl he Will call Congress
together probably hc*t October
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
[ ecturer Parker is Oe-.j.

Mobile. Ala. Feb. 20.-Jabez Il. Par
ker, a well-knoWn lecturer throughout
the South. died suddenly. Sunday
night at the age of 7s years. He was
SECRETARY Of state of Alabama in 1872
and won distinction in the Civil war.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21

japanese agents are in Dundee,
Scotland. purchasing jute machinery
to be shipped to Kobe. where already
iute-works have been erected. Dun
dee has supplied great quantities of
jute to the japanese army.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
New Currency System

Manila. Feb. 2o.-The government has
decided to redeem number Of ,ha
certificates OF indebtedn 4ss held bv tbe
United States. issued for the purpose
OF establishing a new Philippine cur-
rcncy system in lSV5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
NO MORE SMOOT CASE
VIII Be Heard at Present Session of
Congress-

Washington. Feb. 2O.-No report will
be made in the Senator Smoot case
curing the present Congress. This has
been agreed upon by several members
OF the Senate committee on privileges
and iectionS. for the reason that tima
does not remain for consideration by
tie Senate Of such reports as the COM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
RAILROAD TRAINMEN
rope to Settle Differences Without
Going On a Strike.

New Haven, Coma. Feb. 20.-Timothy
shea III" second VIC. grand master of
the brotherhood of Railroad Fircm-n.
Tho has been assisting the adjustment
committee of member; OF the Brother
!ood employed ol. the New York, New
Haven d Hartford I.;,ilrcad. in tn"
prosecution OF tho'' lc;.r&rd for special
recognition by the company for the IN :
g:ncers who belong to their orgnniza-
tion, went to New York tcG4y. lie was
accompanied ny Il Subcommittee Of tn"
adjustment commi:t"" and their mis-
sion was said 10 be The hc!dinr % Il
second conference WIth The moneyc.l
interests c,ose IT, the management of
the railroad o0mrany" from whom. ac-
cording to Ny. Sht a. Il suggestions Of ar
bitration was received last Friday.
During his visit 10 Ncl. York last Sat
urday, Mr.. Sht had an interview with
the sender of this 1rbitrai ion proposal
"nd The purpps" Of tol2y's conference
Vas declared to be tn. elaboration Of
plans then outlined. an! the prescuta-
ti"I If i n"N i.IoI oELi 10 the official s
Of til" railroad.
Mr.. Shea and the men b rs of the sub
committee left here ny the o'clock
mo.Aing train for NeH: Y,!k They de-
tlincd to :ty definitely whom thoy
would call liu0H il Ny York. or to dis
COS" The inmcdlate identity Of tn ,
''monryod interests" concerned.
The profcssnl thcmscl1 IL eangu;lc.
h0weve@ as To- The outcome OF tht. ar
iitratirn m"v" ana sand there was no
likelihood Of Il strike this, week at least
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
STOCKING UP.
Wines and Liquors In Equipment of
Russian Squadron.

Port Louis Mauriiius, Feb. e0-Tho
Russian Second Pacific squadron with
collicrs. totalling 20 shios. was stIJ al
Noss lie on Feb. 1G. The Russians vcr
buying stores larpely. especially wins,
and liquors. They asked for 10 100 w, a,s
of -four and - 06o cans of pn;atoo. :, ;
prices meaninG fortunes meaning fortI.nes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
Va shI,1. Y. n.

"My age i -, still
smart ana active. a.
lDut three years ago
ha'l stopnagc "i water,
rlrrw |; for six months,
l,lcn it came all right
fora time, ihavc III ken
three boxes of your
smiths Buchu Lithia
Pills and start today
IN the fourth box.
Tnev have done ME =
great deal Of good. |
take three pills before
eating each meal.
Please send fr C C
look and obliGc,"
i. q. MI NROE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
CAMPAIGN OPENED.
Natonalists Ready for Conflict In
House Of Commons.


! London. FeJ. "0-Il moving az an
amendment u the address in reply to
the speech from the throne the decIara-
tion that the present system of gov
eminent (of lr"landD is opposed to the
will Of the Irish people" John E. Red
| .nond led the Irish party in the House
| Of Commons. today, IN an attack that
| contained for the conservative ministry
| more OF mena q than lay in the fiscal
| debate p"ccipi lted oy Mr.. Asquith's
| amcn6m6 nt II t week. The Redmond
| amendment v'lS carefully calculated,
| in fact. 20 undermine the governments
| "'ainrity. lntei ST in the debate was in
| tensititd by Il %-eil defined report I'm the
| lohbcs and VII; n quickly spread else
| where. that tn" Earl Of Dudley had re-
| signed the Lo:'l lieuto nantcy Of Ire
| land. This port. which was given
vide credence. has put heat in the Ma
| tionalists. who made the attack on the
lrPrl Of Dudlav one Of tho features of
their speeches. The debate drew crowd
ci galleries arl peers especially were
| noticeable. J, was geECrally believed
he debate would bring out a sensation
n scene but while anything of this
u;t II" after ON and night sessions
t'l" critical sit"ltion. ooul.led with the
.,cv"r tactics of the Irish nationalists
krpt tic gallr.rrs intert sted and alert
Entl triGnight.
Mr. Redmond speech was an uncom-
promising den'Ind for hcme rule. He
directly and unSparirgly charged in-
dividual mrn1b.,'s Of the Irish adminis-
\,
Redmond and Nj. Moore Grlsh Union
ist) who followed. made IL special point
g: what they termed the shameful
treatment" of Sir Antony Macdonald
C"ndt1 secretary to tho Lore lieutenant
II lrc'and IN ronectipa with the now
faHous Indifference in the ministry
over tho deVolulinn scheme.
NJ Wyn6hapr. chief secretary for
lf"'and. delivered a straightforward ex-
pianation Of how those unfortunate
nieInIcrst 1ndiH"s arose. In doing so ne
paid 4 splendid tribute 10 Sir Antony
!iarD"nnell. who he said. was asked
4" accept the inst IF under secretary
not in IN" capl !cy oi an underling but
- a wis" and abIn colleague Mr.
Wyndham SAID Il" he | given MacDon-
neil free haud TO deal with the situa-
''''' il's H'i' ~ u~'c't tnc SITUATION
."G~thCr. He know thu. MacDonncn.
ana i-ofn DulraNen ma! been ronsid-
fl'G Il reform scho no. tut h" did not
KNOW all the terms Of their plan. Mr.
NNh"ham saii:
Il h1d often discu-sc'. reforms with
Ha"ponneil, who, wit' his India exper-
lonc" found analogies between my ideas
IVA IDEAS he had form"l in India. Here
cane ~" 'r'' '''rc' of serious mis-
understandings. Win ooiassal iSnor-
''lr" of Indian ntf rirs. did not know
ina, Il segCi-"lective council exists in
ln'!id and therefore i: never occurred
I" ~" IN my converse tiuus with Mac
iponn"l that he had in mind any board
partiiilN elected IS pat Of the reforms
Of which | approved. II | had thought
h" had ay such idea would have told
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
MARTIAL LAW
Declared il Tssr5koe SeIo Owing to
Threatening Letters.

s.. Petersburg. Feb. "0.-MartiaI law
has been declared at Tsarskoc- -ssclo ow-
ing to numerous threatening letters being
received at the palace. 'Fhr chief Of the
secret police has ordered special prccau-
tions to prevent any outrage on the i'm
periaI family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
NO CONFIRMATION
20 the 7cpcrt Of the Convenino Of the
Zemsky Tabor.

Il. rr;"r,hure. Fob aG-Thcrc is no
conLrmatioA ot the report that Emperor
~ March I. comvcnins the Zer?sky II
hor. III Wei Informed circles here 1t i-
believed tha, the Question Of The con
v"klnE Of this ancient form Of land par
lamCnt Ens not Nc: bonn decide d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21

London. Feb. -0.-Jvhn Redmond. the
ltl:h leader opened the Nationalist cam
paiEn in the House OF Commons. this al
tcIn"on, by moving an amendment to tn.
address il reply 10 the speech from ill.,,
throne declaring that the pIeSnT,l system
nI SoNCrnmcnt tpf lrcland is opposed 10
the Viii ot me irish people etc Mr. Rod.
mond arguments followed the usual
hnrS- Ireland. h" said. is governed hv
i hurranrracT more devoid Of response
hilit% tl!Hn the bureaucracy Of .Tussi,
Wni, II England is 50 fond Of drnoirucinc
Armed revolt would be justified il 4
GhaGcI Of Succ"ss existed. Sir Arthunj-
MHcRDonn"l1 Ondar secretary 20 the lord
llru'Ghhnt Of lrelanD declared Mr. Red
mord had been sent TO ireland Ia p,r,,.
/ policy Of conc essior and reform but hr
@ mam h"cn th"amted in this direction ana
now Mr.. Nvndham tChief secretary for
if"iand rounded on HIM Mr. Redmoni
announced thAt his party was opposed To-
IN aillanc" OF 4 party which would MAX
n"mt RUE the cardinal plank Of its pla'
form. II m
Mr Moore. who spoke in behalf Of tia
!IISh ! HiohiStS. was AZ bitter az the Ma
uoIailSt leader himself in his condemn.-
t'h "f Inc present government which MI
moore declared was held in con;cmlyt and
hiSg"St hE a million and a quarter Of loy-
hiistS who had bn"n driven 10 revolt 81
the InlicN Of Siumor and promise without
per,C rmancc. Mr.. Wyndham. Mir. Moor,
n"d"n; I!ni','i;.. was back Of the whole anti.
HioillSt GoICY. Sir Antony MacDorn.ll
h&d been UNANIMOUSLY treated BIZ the cahi-
he;. IN" Irish inionists think .he whol:
''uNin"Ss ms E"en betrayed by their lead
,tt 'Ild 'heF could not vote confidence fu
,i' MIL present Irish administration. which
W. osu"Nr mas been converted 10 home
IN MI WNndham warmly defended
Mf. AHrDonn"ll who he aid had been in
m!ttd TO accept his post colleague
70 n"f mar as an under secretary Tho
thnlhet hdd ccnsured Mr.. MacDonncil for
p"'hS concerned in the publication Of th-
.:Nolition proposals. hut the cabinets ac-
t"Ll was tak"n before II knew the Earl
oi dudley QOrd lieutenant Of Ireiand) had
sanctioned Sir Antony's action
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21

For nearly two years a six-mile cable
,''Sullted with artificial gutta perchh
1SS peen tested between the island OF
fohr ana SchleswiE. The material Is
MIXTURE Of rubber and palm OIL. ana
e cables. said to have been perfectly
satisfactory thus far. cost 30 per cent.
'han those covered with gut'a
percha.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
PLEADS GUILTY.
mrs. Carrie Joslyn ard Accomplish
Sentenced to Life imprisonment

Mason. Mich. Feb. 20-Mrs Carrie los
Kn: wv, VINO pleaded guilty TO numbering her
naTamour. were both Sentenced today
to life Imprisonment. 'oua!'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
-Four Alarms Rung in at
Boston Blaze.
Pier Four Ignited by Supposed
Spontaneous Combustion.
Valuable Imported Goods Ahlaze-Loss
WilI Reach a Million Dollars.

Hu:tnn Fri,. -I.-A fire cntaili.:g i'm
,,.u.o. In.sc; lrci-e ouj Oh TicI 1. Of tEr
,t,.. >. o,.,i,,.c. IL, origin has not b..c,
i,,...,,.i,,r,i. a,lt if i. believed to have
,.,,,,l ftoYi ..uontarrous fnnbustioo
1, automatic alarm Wis quickly fol-
r.,..d rv 4 rml"th and nf;h alarm
..t-.I b,n,Ight = greater rart of fb.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21
WASTED.
Continued from page 1.)

rsan ironclal. The later after travors-
irG the lanse and Belt returned south
wards.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21

"Picasc send me two
boxes of Smiths Hu-
chtII.i,hia Pills andone
bottle Of Smiths Pine
apn!c and BEttcrnut
Pms. 7 have taken
three bovc-bf the pills
AMI think they are
good. My daughter.
| Mrs. Tripp. Is feeling
- m'cn better ara |
an ~ pleased that YOU
are hrip:ng her. When
" r5me TO Boston !
.hiiicall - see ynu.'
Y,tlr- respectfully.
! MrS. ETiIElI>pA
u. STANTON.
Onset, Ma "a.
irk HeG jaThe anil Bilious.
nitl's Pineapple ana
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-21

LYDIA pnkams Vegetable Compound Susoees Where others Fail
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-29
WEST ARCADIA

The Christmas tree at the Eckert was
well filed and the exercises passed oil
pleasantly and were entertaining. The
house was we'll filled and every one re-
membered in the distribution of gifts.
Miss. Hetty Gerber and John Rocka-
fellow sprung a surprise OH their friends
by going to Ithaca last Wednesday, where
they were quietly married. They went
to Battle Greek to spend their honey
moon. Congratulations are i'll order
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy entertained
their children at dinner, Christmas.
A family gathering took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Irish, Christmas
The Courier family gathered at the old
home for Christmas FESTIVITIES.
A Correction In last weeks issue 1t
was stated that Mrs. Geo Gee had gone
west to visit her two sons. 1t should
have been said her two brothers.
and their names are Kress- instead of
Gee
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-29
GRANGE HEIGHTS

A goodly number of people spent
Christmas day at the Grange hall. The
room was tastefully trimmed with
Christmas green's, though the center of
attraction, to the youngsters at least,
was the large tree loaded with the fruit
such trees are supposed to bear. A
bountiful dinner of nearly everything
that would please the eye or tickle the
palate was followed by fine program.
The day was voted Il success by all
present, while many here expressed a
desire to have it repeated in 1906
Will Huffman, wife and two little
girls, spent Christmas in Adrian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Nevins with theiI
little daughter, Rena, spent Christmas
day with Fred Durkee and wife.
Ralph Clark and family, of Sumner
spent Sunday and Monday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Clark.
Will Hicks and Floyd Neyins are
buzzing wood for Alvin Miller
The pupils of the Morse district ar,
having a two weeks vacation.
The carrier ON route three, II. A
Becker, and family, of Alma, spen
Christmas day at the Grange hall.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-29
ARCADIA DISTRICT NO. 8

Miss Frances Debar spent Xmas with
her parents in this place.
Herb Warren is not much better at
this writing.
Ray Taylor is having tussle with
neuralgia again.
Lon Bailey and family spent Xmas at
Grin Bailey's.
Ed Clark and Jess Emesly were home
from the woods for Xmas.
Jess Merchant and wife visited at
Will Birmingham Sunday
o. Eddy and wife were called to Sagi'
nav Xmas by the serious illness of Mrs
Eddy's mother.
Fred Roberts is home from college
for the holidays.
Mrs. J. L. Campbell returned from
Chicago Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnhill have friends
from Shepherd visiting them.
Mrs. II. Birmingham visited in Ashley
last week.