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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-19
CURIOUS TANGLE
IN THEIR WANTS
Some Insist on Aid to High
Schools, Others Urging
Norlnals.
.-----------------
ta,Anp,a,c AMINO rucmcrturo
WARNING AMONG THEMSELVES
Those Fighting for Normals Can
not Agree on Locality--Inter-
esting Sparring Going On.

Beneath the surface, but none the less
waged In the General Assembly between
the advocates OF the normal school prop
osition on tho one side and the pleaders
for State aid to high schools on tho
other, the prize provoking the conten-
ton being some thousands OF dollars
OF the public money.
Originating in curious manner the
struggle has developed n curious turn
that might, without any extraordinary
straining OF the imagination, be fur
Their described as an almost hopeless
tangle. The utmost that any normal
school enthusiast even hopes to accom-
plish Is q system containing three new
schools, and yet there are nearly as
one, each with his senator and delegate
upon the ground to press the fight. Here
lies the crux OF the trouble. Working
in combination insofar as concerns
anything that seems likely to interfere
with the normal school proposition in
general-such az the high school bill
these dozen senators are split into
dozen factions when 1t comes to de-
termining details-snch as locations
And while for fear 1t will divert
portion OF the money they hope to get
for themselves, they block the high school
bill. and then continue the sparrlng
inter nos for the plums, there Is dam
ger, apparently not small, that in the
uproar the plum.tree itself will be up
rooted and nobody get anything.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-19
Chi Epsilon Entertains.

The Chi Epsilon Literary Society OF
Richmond College held an open meetnl,
in the Phllologan Hall Friday evening.
The faculty of the college was out IN
full force, and many other friends OF the
society attended.
Miss Julia Barnes the newly-clected
president, called the meeting to order and
introduced Professor J. Calvin Metcalf.
who addressed the society on George
Eliot. the Poet" His graceful diction
and pleasing address held the close at
tcntion of his audience
After the literary part Of the pro-
gfumme, dainty refreshments were
served.
The Chi Epsilon Society is composed OF
the following students OF the colleges:
Miss Julia Barnes, president; Miss Leila
Willis, vice-prcsident; Misses Peachy
Harrison, holland Hubbard. Hattie Smith,
Helen Baker. Isabel walker, Rachel Lov-
enstein, Sadie Engelburg. Elizabeth VIII
lingham. Mary Hives Tyler. Matte
Brown. Bertha Knapp. Minna Thalhimer.
and Isabel Harris
Among tire guests were President and
Mrs. Boatwrisht. Professor and Mrs.
Whtsitt, DIR. and Mrs c. II. Ryiand
Professor and Mrs. Harris. Professor
F.. Winston. Mrs. S. c. Mitchell, Mrs. r. +.
Gaines. Or. w. l.. Foushee. DIR. Robert
Stewart. DR.. Whitfield. Mrs. Basil Gwath-
mey. Miss Cora Briggs. Miss Florence
Young. Miss Maria Bristow. Miss Knapp,
Mrs. #. Newton Walker, Miss Alice Eng
lish. Miss Daisy Winston. Miss Florence
Thalhmer. Miss Julia Ryland. Miss
Edith Mccarthy.
Fraternity at Home.
1ota Chapter OF zeta Tau Alpha was
Informally "at home" to a few friends
in the fraternity hall at Richmond Col
lege on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Bas!
Gwathmey chaperoned. Delicious re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-19
Whist Tournament.

The February whist tournament will
be played Friday evening. February I'D
in the Woman's Club, at s:l5 o'clock.
Members may invite gentleman or non
xnaidn,,t lndiaa n n nariIcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-19

The annual mass meeting of the Huguc-
not Society will be held ne:,, Sunday
evening. February 25ts at the First
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. DR..
James Y. Fair. for some years the beloved
pastor of Grace Street Presbyterian
Church. and now OF Savannah. Georgia.
will deliver tho address,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27
HON Dlphtlherla Is Contracted

one often hears the expression.
MY child caught severe cold
which developed into diphttherla,"
when the truth was that the cold
simply left the little one paricu-
larly susceptible to the wandering
dlphetherla germ. When Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is given II
quickly cures the cold and lessons
the danger Of diphtheria or any 9TH
CT germ disease being contracted
For sale by Golding Drug Co.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27
COMPARISONS.

Sensational newspapers are subt.
ley nslng an means Mt their com
mand to bring the public into the be.
lief that Japan "a daily making prep.
aratlons for war with the United
States. Just how true the reports
are concerning tho alikado's corps
of Workers that have learned ana
are learning 80 much about tho de-
fenaes Of this country, Is q Ques-
ton, There can be no doubt that
the Japanese have for years sent
men from thelr military ranks into
tho United states with instructions
70 learn an possible about harbor
conditions and coast defense. But
thls fact does not necessarily give
rise g the remark ihat war is prob
able even though "A be admitted that
relations are strained between thnI
t~ol eonntrlrs III question, llyeryI
ration, ~ Nmcs OF poace, aend itsl
omlsiFies % foreign ports Tor hyes-
tisation. II IL were really known
perhaps the people Of the United
States would he surprised AZ the
men Uncle sam has abroad today on
Iust this kind o. an arrand.
war with Japan today would
niehq musA more 70 tbat country
.lan thla Ihs Ua.iea States Il It
lfospcrous Aggregation Of comiaop-
yealths, Aa an entirety thofe Is
los ration Pr earth as rlcll ana
" independent 9ithin itself. Re-
safdit pf oaisIlp influanccs war
yum y f9reign lailun CAN 81 ausAl
aired Ri seaFs Without tbs imnow
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

.'nf g ies 20 Re taa aiaig ghln
Dn os'ra ~ W by aaa witch ho
sortpfcHf rail such 1859 a he
81. more llglN "a mo subject thaa
he tas az prcscnl
Tht rpa,andlo q not defending
Bnlcy - ihlnsf changed
a7nim him canoot ba property oS.
lMnlrgd oegy hs sHould 10 driven
nom ioHacf hut he o. onuiled io
fllr heaang before hls pny and
lho people, ana While mo csnmna-
Con s going ON lhc Panhandle Do-
llnfca in giving 49, nailey Ono ftdli
due hlm ana noi oondemnlns hlm
hp IS proven guUiy Thcro ~
goo much iendmeg on Me- palt of
ic public TO tear down the rcputa.
lion Of public mem ulde during "a
SO sine of hubble service 10Y sam
trivial chnfse. Wc Should be- iaf
qua elye every man a flir hearlun
before ounioWnlne him. This la tho
am of the Daily Panhandle anH
I'VE lopa d Nul not DC mbnnde.-
stood
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27
Get Together.

A little party OF Elks assembled
last night in one of the office rooms
OF one OF the local members and
spent few moments over Christ
mas cigars, spreading good cheerand
talking Of the new year and the
plans which are to provide future
home for them. Those present en-
joyed the hour and left feeling ben
Gifted by the moments passed in
each others company.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27
VETERANS TO MEET
Major Gordon VIII Tulk-Lcnd
YOur Presence,

Your Presence.
w, B. Plemons camp, No, 1851,
L. CIV, is called to meet Sunday
afternoon next at the court house.
The time is ot 9 in the afternoon.
Major Gordon, brother Of General
J. B. Gordon, will address those who
assemble ana his remarks will be
followed by judge Veal and others.
An members and their friends and
the citizens Of Amarillo. are Invited
10 be present and listen to what is
said.
Especially is an invitation extend
ed to the ladies who arc Interested
IN the lost cause" The soldiers
wAo are members OF this organiza-
don feel somewhat aggrlcyed at the
apparent ignoring OF the memories
Of the departed heroes OF the south.
Lend your presence on next Sunday
and show by doing so that still a
feeling burns in your heart in sa-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

A man with spralnod ankle will
use acrutch, rest the ankle and let
It get wen. A man or woman with
IN ovcrworked stomach can't use a
cIutch, but the stomach must have
rest Jus the same. II can be rested
TOO without starvation. Kodol viii
do IT, Kodol performs the digestive
apparatus Kodol fully conforms TO
the provisions OF the National Pure
Food and Drug Law. Recommended
and sold by l.. o. Thompson & Bro.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

~ q sasle article THIS feet 6 not
isua coaeegulng auy ofhp Of the
nowora
Each Is dependent upon enc othol
or upon ua. Our wheat. our corn
and other coroala keep q large por.
Zion Of ihe world alive. our booi
Is sent 10 many ports OF what
pihcr nation % ihls truce
Spreading directly of Japan, thera
is no comparison between ua. such
resource conditions exlstlnr which
ore potent neceaaliiea in case OF war.
why Is Dc lint 90 fear may De on-
iontpmed should hoalllilics COM
mcnco. hot Japaps armies could
mike auy Visible impression, with
h.F warhlp alone does tha danger
No md in ih1t regard not 90 tho
dewea thas sensational news shcel
ore predictions
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27
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PERSONAL MENTION.



John Huaon, Of Canyon, spent
sunday In Amarillo,
Or Bruno Of Pampa, was in town
on buainess Saturday.
George Cloud Is celebrating
Christmas IN woatheford,
J, y. Roulff Is In Denlson for The
holiday season With relatives,
Charles yoale f. home for tho
holidays from The State University
90 Austin,
Asbey cMlegban, treasurer Of
Carson County was Owen from Pam
do saturday.
NJ X Brown, Of The Whilelcer
Land company Pampa was IN town
Saturday ON business trip
r. j. Ballard, sheriff OF chvos
county 81 A. stopped over IN Ann
ahlo Saturday after a trip to Las
Ycgaa
stree. commissioner Warren left.
Saturday for his old home in east
Tous 20 hu0t squIwcI IN Tho nralosl
bottom.
Miss Ola Baker has gone 70 Den
tom 70 spend Christmas after which
sie win so to Corpus Christi for
mo winter
Miss May Nelson is home from
Waxnhachle where she is attending
Trinity university 10 spend the hol-
days at home
Professor John W. Herod, of The
business department OF the college
at Hereford, stopped over in Amar-
NO saturday night
vaughn BcA who played win
ming game at first for Amarillo last
summer stopped over with friends
here Saturday night
L. p. Gamble, principal OF the
High School, left Saturday for Dem
ton where win spend Christmas, lie
wiz attend ne meeting Of tho State
Teachers association in Fort Worth
the last OF tlis week
james i. McFaddon, who Is To-
.atcd at Groom and represents an
Indiana real estate company, spent
Sunday IN Amarillo. Mr.. McFad-
len is elatcd over The Panhandle and |
promises large immigration from
indiana within the next few months
Jack Towne, whose cartoons have
,ften appeared in tho Panhandle Is
we're again In company with his
iardner, c. r. Wakefield, both of
hem representing the Jesse French
Plano company. The two will be
lcre until some time after the first
,f tho Year making Amarillo head
Iuarters while visiting adjacent ter
TORY
Reese Niece returned yesterday
rom Austin where he has been in .
he state university His many
ricnds here will be glad to learn
hat although he has had long
eige in the hospital with the in
uy he received in a football game
ONE time ago. he is now recovering
nd will completely overcome the
injury lie will remain out of school
his year, however in order to give
he injury every chance to thorough
! heal.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27
Agrceably snrpriscd.

Many sufferers from Rheumatism
have been agreebaly surprised Al the
relief afforded BY applying
chamheriain's Pain Balm Va makes
sleep ana rest possible For sale by
Golding Drug Co,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

Qpen ne bowels and SCI Che cold
onl Of your 9y3.em. Konnoiys Lax
oilyo Congh syrup opens Tho bowels
ana a thc same time nloys the ln-
inmnation OF tho mucous mem-
prees. Contolns Honey ond Tar.
Drives oui Size cola and stopa tho
cough Absolutely fao from ap
oa'ai c9ni9nns % t5o Natlonai
pnga rood a7a Dug Inv pleas-
mt % tate scld by D. O Thomp-
-ot g MO. 95-1n
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27
.MSNMTY SLVES HIN
Beg Murderer Goes Char because Demanded
S'gr, Ysah.-.gllst Els Own
Fa.NoL
40 osiatea prcas.

h3.n,ialed trrfa
spokane Wmh nee. a.. "Not
wu'y hy rcaton of insanity" was
ino yoraici reNrnad today by tbe
Jury in tho case OF sldnpy sloane
oh l8-'oor old boy charged wlih Che
murer of ail father Robbery was
Che motive for tho crime. Tho boy
came up from behind hls father
WINE tne latter was eating his mild
nient iun and Mua, Dim several
terrific blows Win an ESQ., He thou
tool' tho money nom tho doad monb
pocket mo body was found tnc
most mornlpg ana tho Bay arrested
and confessed. Tho de'onao doim-
ed thc boy had shown Insanity
since Dos Infancy,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

cred memory OF those who gave mp
their lives and their homes in de-
Tense Of the principles they ospousod
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

DR.. Albert j. Caldwell Specialist
on Diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat office Eakle Building,
Rooms and 9 Amarillo Texas.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

Give the Daily Panhandle your
news items and thereby help It to
become the best local newspaper in
the state.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

Undoubtedly Shore aro ordnance.
ia uIa city which do not permit %.
throwing waglo piper on enc streets
Yct all dg yel.ordly polk aueotua.
M ma# Of nylps mu fonlo small
ara SOME large Aside from thc
locke OF .his practice, Which appears
decidedly uniimcly ga % city OF lhis
ato. thorq is @ great dane.r OF
eenr'hr teams and causing either ln-
luHe9 or loss of lfo Netlmt
and pedestrians should abstain from
throwing old newspapers and wfap-
mnm where they may wAmsliy
gpd iholr way TO one streets ana tha
eily oniciaR should enforce tho or
alnauecs which no doubt exist maxi
ing % % ponply 20 DO so. Large
IwHl2od cans, placed 40 mtenaI8
1ns tha mam thorolRlIacs afc
often o 81 ag rcVpmcga ior this ro.
in.e and Amstiilo might do we'll as
fosu pe possible, TO provide SOME
pa these.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

eol'ar- ioftp i0s day aad ,.
irepas aae eaildg.a haphy by Gag
aeNAange Of gifla ara rho family
egiher!ng' ana the discussion Of me
frugal meals prepared By The proYl-
dent housewife
IN honor Of the day, and that the
entire force may properly enjoy the
Joyous Christmas time, the Panhan.
Qlc VIII not Issue any daily paper
tomorrow nlght Tuesday Christmas
day. but will greet rs readers on
The day following fillad 20 Che brlm
with accounts OF the Joyous seaaon,
'fha Daily Panhandle wishes an
its large family OF reAdsr, 4 Merry,
iiappN Joyous chflstmas May none
he disappointed in their expected
10y OF Che day.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27
rseesoAY pec "a 1909.


fhs q7iaa caroa'sls, Ia an cdi.
'agl ekas senator Bailey 20
Nai.a ll ofresf paprrg againl.
y naiafs ie.9.cnlon &c appondea
inciqd lho Daily panhoaale aa ono
From ,ua' what soarce The Hour.
ton Chronicle has derived ils lniog-
ulaiion IA ihie regard other perhaps
'aa ifom srilclcs walch have M
% thla papcr before the pres.
anascmeat assumed charge IS
te ~ dclelmlne ana matter
9 o 50 81 moro or lesa interest 70
ea.,yf pulling &c period 10
--', ~r~aIr DNiey has hcoo IN the
lu since his return from Wash
asion. thc Daily Panhandle has not
published a singlc ariIele derogaiory
70 him, nor casting q rcllceilon thgt
DC IS 'r-9mpclcnt for lo.plce..on as
United States slaqioF froia ressa
The position Of lto 1ennit
publisher aud oaNof Do.A b
have hoep ytrta wta
Tor years, % j, lalla
~ thus IN a9
R'n,R n aa ka
!.
learned a alFtc Esl D4
strong fnrfe for Hccd lN flH lp,e
OF the Untta siafes Ne
has been X DoNtr iDi sooa cr a
country ana FOR ;hs iiempcra,c
party ana iho priacliatb u espons
We also know ,Aat in hts vigorous
fight against the rottenntss, eorFup.
tion and class legislation OF the Re-
ruhiioan party, during hls long fer-
vice IN tbe Senate, he has made
msny hitter enonios among the cor
poraiion lenders OF tho Republican
pnrty wao would atop az nothing
to besmnch ihe political and prlyatsl
character OF man Ike Bailey in
order 10 disorcdii him With hln
friends and hts own party Wc qlso
,know that be comes from state
iocratc than Iowa
N M ~ where spccess in
,W E9W leans Victory and
" Nv jealous rivals in
a %WN ASPIRE 70 nus seat
iB Gy N oop % most any
Vi p@eat Mr Bailey
FN NJ things the Pan-l
gb 90 watch deyel-
RH no hand IN The
W hch time as &c ~
IN fey has committed
VA kryo 70 retire him
tho Panhandle Is a
apd personal friends
and has worked with 4
foms he u fighting for.
slndt'yd. ms WINS candidate for
prpaIdent llAYonaidces Mr. Bryan /
tno efealast living american today i
and of his ase l'pry Eood idea 4
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

ThN n chusupos eyo. rom5r.
roW Hll Be chisim0s, ina most
hapHN JOYOUS dag % tac entire ypsr
"a e Time Of home oonlos Tor
logod ONES abroad md gaheHne OF
imlllt from ali Quafier Oh Hie
nlQle ltha fason or clfi maelne
and fcaNhF % it cowmant Ae
ihe NN 10 the world OF q saglof.
Jesus Christ
~ lhonothegn eouuirG 8boo ae
diior Critic Panhandle ws uh Ia
I'D haa pcnf ha lii ua % re rfs5
cnt g o b day Of fetuyilcs and b
loicius md saoa rasof 3Aeg6 ChG
mas treaa predominant, n tha
churches families ana nclehbor
hood gathuiaGb Who're lhe ltio
call0rcn dre taush So Ame hcr
sloei,lnga up By che iEe place or
chimney eSpletlpg itat mysigNoas
forfonage Ola Santa Claus, to siop
ou ME trip ogof the country in his
sleieh drawn by reindeer and come
down tUr chimney while taoy wore
asloc9, and flll melr sloehlnss wl.h
the ihlngs thelr lil1o holrm hata
been longing for J. q aafd nat
scr Tor me chlld 90 realize 90 az
appearanoo cftaa mfts Whsn aceg.
rlvca q ihc ag ihtH on' Vie
'.at trrsrt a..nf
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

sroseeIerIoS sl.oo rrR ynAn.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

the llcMld Mil coaen coming 90
son NNNi luir umU eNpi,eg aulcss
NeHfe fsf'iflgHl III conduuo n.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-27

VNe fga fer TIE haNAay business
e ra3 aims and we Save some good
ryai.a lcf. n h9okf and candies.
taam at'MaQuesn's Drug store,
133-1-c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
The Bank Statement.

New York. April 2S.-The statement of
the clearing house banks for this week
shows that the banks hold $40 36T, 400 over
the legal reserve requirements. This is
a decrease of 50 999. 324 under last week
The statement follows
Loans, SIO39, 210, 800; increase, 81, ISL. 800.
Deposits, 81 OPS, 6S3 200; increase, $50, 21S,-
Circulation. s51, 400: decrease, $S42. 900.
Legal tenders, $50, 800, 900; increase, 81
224, 700
Specie. $1S6. 1850; decrease, s., ISIS. 800
Reserve, $267, 53S, 200; decrease, 1894 500.
Reserve required. $257. 17O. 500: increase,
s.. 3O4.725
Elk United States deposits, 81, Cos 725; de-
crease, IS. 120, SIS.
The Financier today says: Today's
statement of the associated banks was
notable in at least two respects. 1t had
been confidently expected as the result
Of the heavy transfers through the sub
treasury and direct shipments to San
Francisco that the statement would show
an important loss of cash. on the con-
trary it indicated only a moderate de-
crease. The enormous volume of liquida-
ton in the stock market during the wee
made it extremely probable that the loans
would indicate a sharp contraction; there
was, however, an unusually large eXpan-
sion of $21, 7S1 500 in this item, which
caused a heavy reduction in the surplus
reserve chiefly through the increase in
deposits and in reserve requirements
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
NOtice-orpheus Vaudeville Com
pany.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
special stockholders meeting OF the
Orpheus Vaudeville company, a CORPORA
ton of Utah. is hereby called and will
be held on Saturday. the 18th day of Nav.
A. d 1906. at the hour of 10 O'Clock a M
at the office OF the company in the Or,
pheum theatre, Salt Lake City. Salt Lake
county. Utah
The purpose of said meeting is to con-
slider and vote upon the proposifion 70
change the number of directors from
seven" to five by amending the artI-
cles of Incorporation of said cornoratfon
by striking out of article 6 of said articles
the word seven" which is the sacoS1d
word on the second line of said article e
and inserting in lieu thereof the word
five; and also by striking out of said
article the word seven" which anDears
as the fourth word on the sixth ii5e Of
said article 6. and inserting in lien fharaof
the word five; and also by strilripoS ,,,t
OF said article the word Seven TIbSch
appears the ninth word of the sevenfb
line of said article g. and inserting IN lien
thereof the word five; and also NV
amending article OF said articles OF IN.
corporation by striking out of article 7
the word SEVEN" which appears as tha
twelfth word of the fourth line Of said
article of said articles OF incorporaffoT1
and inserting in lieu thereof the word
five H J. EAVWApn
President Orpheus Vaudeville Cnz,S1snv
Dated at Salt Lake C2SH Utah Aprti
90 1906
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
What Weakness" Is and
How We Cure Il

So-called Weakness" IN men
Is merely a symptom OF chronic
Inflammation IN the prostate
gland, brought On by early dis
SipAtion or by the improper
treatment OF some contracted
disease. A complete ana radical
cure is. therefore, & question Of
restoring the prostate gland to
the normal state. and this we
accomplish promptly and COM
pletely without the use OF in
ternal remedies. Our treatment
Is a local one entirely. It IL
original and scientific, and has
been provsn absolutely effective
by thousands OF tests. We ara
convinced that by no other
methods can full and permanent
restoration OF strength and Wig
or be accomplished.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29

So many patients have applied TO Drs
shores and Shores for treatment lately
yer and did not know what their trou-
bic was, that Drs. Shores have decided
70 explain the symptoms, effects and
reStment or Hay Fever, that all may
4 tell It at a glance.
In the beginning OF an attack OF Hay
Fever the patient experiences q sense
Of unsesiness about the nasal passages,
With q slight disposition 20 sneezs.
Gradually these symptoms increase,
ana often there IS an intense itching OF
tho nasal passage, with a profuse wat
cry discharge, which necessitates the
constant use Of handkerchief. In sg-
graVeted cases the discharge drips
continually from the nose, later the
mucous membrane becomes so longest
ed that the secretiOns present a gray
ish color. The inf1amed mucous mem
brane naturally causes more or less
stenosis, or narrowing or closing OF the
nasal passages, which ados greatly 70
the discomfort of the sufferer. often
times the nasal passages are entirely
closed up
If the patient lies on the side. the
nasal passage which is upermost be-
the parts below, or II the patient lies
on the back and the fiOw passes to rear
portion, causing a complete stOppaSe
or the nasal passages. The fluids when
escape from the nose are often irritat-
ing around the opening Of the nose and
lip, and very frequently give rise 20 ir-
TllaIOn around IuS nose ana up ana
sometimes even result IN eczema. The
eyes become cOngested and the lips
red and itching. If the disease Is al
lowed to run, an attack Of asthma Of
ten sets in The asthmatic symptoms
are usually confined 70 the night time.
although the waking hours are often
characterized by shOrtnesS of breath
ing, which the patient describes as
wheeling.
Hay Fever is a treacherous disease.
but almost every case Yields to proper
care and tree tm6nt Every sufferer
from this insidious and deceptive dis
ease should consult Drs. Shores &
Shores at once