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The Washington times., 1908-07-14
At the Theater.

In the audience at the opening per
Torrance OF The NUkadO.' az the New
National last evening. were M and
Mrs =. Lee Phillips. Senior Julio W
Raz.-0f The Mexican embassy STAFF Mr.
C;OdOv. son OF the charge d'anaireS OF
the Mexican embassy. ana several other
prominent society folk who are lnger-
ing late at the Capital City
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David r Francis says he got out Of
the fight for the DemOcl attic nomination
as Vice President because OF libels that
he was connected with the Standard Oil
System" He found the ways creased,
all right
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TO-DAY OFFICIAL HOLIDAY
OF FRENCH REPUBLIC
Misses Shepard Receive
Many Social Attentions at
Warm Springs.
Both on Arrangement Com
mittee for the Approaching
Tennis Tournament.

Miss Alice Shepard. daughter Of Ir-
and Mrs Robert Fitch Shepard. Of
washington, IS one Of the most popular
guests at Warm Springs, Va, where
she is spending the season with her
parents The Misses Shepard and the
Misses Downing. OF Washington. who
arc always together arc constantly in
demand at all the social functions at
the Springs. Both are on the commit
tee Of arrangements Tor the first tennis
tournament which viii take place there
Shortly.
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Misses Banner Here.

The Misses Danner, OF Richmond, who
have been spending several weeks in
Atlantic City. are now the guests OF
Mrs r. w 1IahOOd IN Washington for
several days After their visit with Mrs.
MahOOd they viii 90 10 their summer
home. 'BrOOkWOOd. near Stanton
Va. for the remainder Of the summer.
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4 delightful! affair Of last week was
the cruise given by Harry Hollarder
and Irwin HOllanGer. on the launch the
blanche IL Several days were spent
near Colonial Bee=h
The party included Felix We'll, Of New
York AdOlph Hertzber. Of BALTIMORE
Adolph kUntz, and l. Turner
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Mrs ". G. Fearing and the Misses
Fearing. Of Norfolk. who have spent the
last few weeks in Washington, have
returned 70 their home
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The War Department mustn't sit too
long on that egg question that Fair
haven, y. J., has put before il.
Only 12S out Of the 1900 men with the
Pacific Peace Fleet stayed behind in San
Francisco. The old city must have burn
ed up a good deal OF her charm.
II would be a pity If Mr.. Bryan did
not get a chance 10 board Mr. Kern
in the White House for a spell.
The Independence party promises to
be as independent as lost June-bug.
We've found the real trouble with this
Washington ball team. It's too ALFRED
courteous
Major Morrow says he'll stay Com
missioner long enough to lest the pill
lars in the Building Inspectors office
II Ollie James IS made Democratic
chairman he ought TO make strong
plea for the bald-headed vote.
Mr.. Fairbanks should remember whom
he meets II. r. H The Prince Of Wales
that strong drink is mocker to the
second IN commaIl !.
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at Washington which was then a L.
CATION, hss been appointed Britizh min
lster 10 Persia to succeed The Hon Cecil
Spring-Rice, who Is retiring from the
service on account Of i'll health
Charles Spencer Francis. the American
ambassador TO AUstria-Hunglry will
leave Vienna for the United States sun
Gay. he VIII spend four months in the
United states. and then after his return
10 Europe Viii make a tour OF Egypt.
Miss Alice Reed johnson is a guest At
the Richards House in AsbUry PARK.
Mr. and Mrs. I. r. Conneu are sDe,5-
Ing several days IN Ocean City. They
are guests at the La Pierre
Mr. and Mrs Thomas WheatIey are
spending part Of the summer al the
Sweet ChalyDeate Springs, Va
Miss Eugene Dent is the guest OF
friends at WilIoughby Beach, Va
Mr. and Mrs. samuel Livingston are
guests al the Hotel MaUry, Cape Henry.
Miss Ella waddy, Of Norfolk, is the
guest or hex sister. Mrs 4. p. Brooks
Miss DorOthea CIendennin. OF Wash
InEton. IS the guest OF the Misses Ever
hart in their home, in Norfolk
Mrs. CaTharJ. OF BrambIeton. Va. is
the guest OF her mother and sister. in
Washington
Miss Martina W Morgan. OF Washing
ton is a guest at the Queen Anne cot
taESat Virginia Beach
Miss McNeal. of Washington. is the
guest OF Miss Alma z. Elliott in her
home in Norfolk
Miss Louise Small and Miss Nellie
Small, OF Norfolk. are spending several
days in Washington
Miss Moore and Miss Mary Moore are
guests OF Judge and Mrs. Edward SpaId-
ing in their home. in Norfolk. Va
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas c. Moves are
spending several days at Cape May,
y J.
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Assistant Secretary Of the Navy New
berry. who has been with his family at
Watch Hill. 4 L. for several weeks.
mas returned 10 Washington and re-
neVea admiral PillsbUrys who has been
taking his place. Admiral PfIlsbtIr-v has
gone 70 -by-the-Sea. to jofn
Mrs Plllsbury, who has apartments al
the Oceanic for the. season.
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Mr.. and Mrs D Y. GaskeII and Miss
Gaskeil. OF washington. are visiting
their former home. Portsmouth. Va,
=. PeeIe
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Miss Alma Graves and Lulu Webb OF
Stamford, Conn, are the guests for sew
eral weeks of Mrs NJ a Browne, OF
Twenty-firSC street. Miss Graves has
Just finished arrangements for going
into grand opera in the fall
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DR.. and Mrs J. J Richardson leave
Washington today for New York. from
where they Will sail tomorrow on the
Adriatic for Europe for the summer
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Miss Jean LorIng. who IS spending some
time in Portsmouth. Va. was one OF
party who spent several days last week
at the Taylor cottage at Ocean View.
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Mrs Charles L AIcCawley leaves
Washington Thursday Tor Bar HarbOr-
where she has leased the Ladd cottage
for the summer Colonel NcCawley viii
Join her there shortly
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles NarIatt. who
viii close their residence on NassachG-
sets avenue tomorrow. viii sail from
New York Thursday for Ireland for
the remainder Of the summer.
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Ms Westcott Returns.

Mrs Horace WesIcOtt has returned
20 Washington from LeeSbuTs. where
she was the guest of Ar and Mrs VII
liam B. Hibbs in their beautiful new
country home Ny. and Mrs Westcort
VIII go 10 Long Haven about the first
OF August 10 be the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Nathaniel Francis.
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Gorman-Kirby Wedding.

Mrs Walter + Hewett announces the
marriage OF her daughter, Miss Anna
Louise Kirby to Thomas James Cor
man, Monaay, July j.. They viii be at
home after September I AT 90 Twenty
third street mort Invest
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DR. Reid Hunt. of Washington, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Charles 3. aPen-
rose in their home in Gainesville, Md
The Washington times., 1908-07-14

Paul Freeman. Of washington, Is
spending some time in Norfolk.
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Mrs. Cooper, Of washington. IS the
guest OF Mrs. Garner in her home in
The Washington times., 1908-07-14

Miss Gladys COCHIN. OF Richmond, has
returned TO her home after a visit 10 her
aUuts. Miss Sadie Bayliss and Miss
Kate Bayliss, in Washington.
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Miss Irma Kline. OF Baltimore. IS the
guest OF Miss ErEestine Rich, OF Har-
ward street
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M and Mrs Victor z. Adler and
family are spending some time at At
lantic City, prior 20 going 20 the noun
tains.
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Mrs Joseph Auerbach returned from
months stay 81 Atlantic City. during
the week and with AR Auerbach lefr
sunday for Oakland Nd. where they
viii spend the remainder Of the sum
mer at the Oakland Hotel
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Leo Loeb. Sydney GunsU. and A.
Blumenthal have returned from a short
trip 10 Baltimore
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Among those. from Washington who
are guests at the Mecklenburg, Chase
City. Va. are Dr. and Mrs H King,
Mrs. F +. Jost and Mrs. F. NJ lost
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Mrs Jacob Steiner. Of I street, has
gone 10 Atlantic City. where she VIII
spend several weeks at the Hotel Pier
reDGnU-
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Mrs Charles II. Townsend. OF Wash
i1Ston, is the guest OF Mrs. T Il.
Brown IN her home IN Norfolk.
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Miss Edith Baths. Of Norfolk, is the
guest Of friends in Washington
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The Times Is served In the city Of WoShlng-
ton and District Of Columbia py new 80 49, =,
who daliver and collect for the paper on their
own account at the rate Of cents a WeeH
Ger tie Evening and cents copy tor ShS
Entered at the postoffice at Washington.
D. c, as second class matter.
The Washington times., 1908-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs James A NIesser and
Miss MeSSer, Of Washington, are guests
at the Victoria Hotel. Asbury Park
The Washington times., 1908-07-14

Miss Lena Strauss. OF Eighteenth
street, is spending several weeks al
the Harper cottage, Colonial Beach.
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TayIors at Capon Springs.

"a LULo dL % t--TLl . F-LIIto-
Mrs. Hannis Taylor. wife OF the
former United States minister TO Spain.
and their daughters. who hive spent
several weeks in Atlantic CITY. have
gone 70 Capon Springs. Va. for the
remainder Of the summer season
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Terrys at Leesburg.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Silas Terry. o
5. y, have gone 10 LeesbUrg. Va,
where they are the guests OF 8Ir. and
Ms. Gillette, at Greenway.
Miss Cora Franklin. OF Warrenton.
Va. has returned 20 her home after a
visit of several weeks in Washington
Miss Virginia Shafer has gone TO
LeesbUrg. where she viii be the guest
Of the Misses Harrison for several
weeks.
The Washington times., 1908-07-14

George Head Barclay. at one time
ihlrd secretary Of the British embassy
at Washington, which was then a L.
gauon, h.'S been appointed BritiZh min
lister 10 Persia to succeed The Hon cecil
Spring-Rlce. who Is retiring from the
service on account OF i'll health
The Washington times., 1908-07-14

The War Department mustn't sit too
long on that egg question that Fair
haven, y. J., has put before ii.
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TUESDAY EVENING. JULY Il. 1905.
The Washington times., 1908-07-14

The Independence party promises to
be as independent as a lost June-bug.
The Washington times., 1908-07-14

Major Morrow says he'll stay Com
missioner long enough 10 lest the pill
lars I'm the building Inspectors Office.
The Washington times., 1908-07-14

We've found the real trouble with this
Washington ball team. It's too ALFRED
courteous.
The Washington times., 1908-07-14

II Ollie James Is made Democratic
chairman he ought 10 make a strong
plea for the bald-headed vote.
The Washington times., 1908-07-14

Charles Spencer Francis. the American
ambassador TO Austria-Hung4rv will
leave Vienna for the United States sun
day. he viii spend four months in the
United states. and then after his return
70 EurOpe VIII make q tour OF Egvpt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-01
COURT AT BRIGHAM CITY.
Disposition of Cases Made During
the Past Week-0ther
News Notes.

Brigham City, Oct. 3o.-The following
cases came up in the district court this
week.
Sale of real estate was confirmed in the
estate of Ulrich Stauffer. deceased.
Application for letters of administration
in the estate of Henry Hales, deceased.
by c. E Hogan
A number of amendments to the bill of
exceptions were presented in the case of
Ed Ryan VS.. the Curlew Irrigation &
Reservoir company. Some were accepted
and some rejected
Sarah n Busenbark was appointed adj
ministratrix in the estate of Monroe Bus
embark
The qualification of II. c. BigeIow as
executor of the estate of Emily A. Tyrrell
was approved and V. c. GunneT of Og-
den. P. Munsey of Lucin and A. Rheims
Of Grouse Creek were appointed apprais-
ers
W. T. Davis has sold his large frame
residence on First West street TO James
Jensen. the city Watermaster. Mr.. Davis
coatemplates the erection OF a fine new
brick residence early next spring.
SyIvanus Iverson has just completed the
erection of a seven-rOom modern resi-
dence in the First ward The structure
is built of cement blocks
The farmers are now digging potatoes
The yield is large this year and of fine
quality The market price is 20 cents per
bushel at present
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provided fairly accurate history and
description of the two denizens of the
Grange House.
Philip himself had. of course, seen
DIR. Williams in broad daylight and
undisguised-not yet could he remem-
Der where he heard that smooth
tongued voice. Jocky Mason he only
pictured hazily after the lapse of years,
but the policeman's details of his per-
sonal appearance conceded exactly
with Philips recollection, allowing for
age and the hardships of convict life.
At last came the doctor, with a va
lise.
Il am sorry" he laughed, but all the
money 1 can muster at such short no.
tice is twelve pounds"
II began life once before with three
halfpence.~ was the CHEEKY reply
The few inhabitants of the hamlet
gathered To see them off, and the fish
erman's wife was moved to screw her
apron into her eyes when Philip shook
hands with her. saying that she would
see him again in a few days.
'Eh. but he's q benny lad was her
verdict. Is Twas a fair sham tie treat
him soa.''
At Scarsdale and at Nation again
came loving words from Evelyn. Now
she knew who it was who telegraphed
TO her.
And the mysterious Philip Arson at
York remained dumb.
The wretch she said TO her moth
er. ITO dare to open my letter and
send me iinpudent replies"
More than once she thought of going
to York to meet her lover. but she
wisely decided against this course
Mr. Abingdon was out of town. and
Philip might need some one he could
trust to obey his Instructions in Lon
don.
At ten minutes past five Arson and
Dr. Scarth arrived in York.
A long discourse in the train gave
them &. plan. They would not appeal
at once to the police Better clear the
mist that hid events before the aid of
the law was invoked. There were two
of them. and the assistance of the ho-
tel people could be obtained il neces-
sary.
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V0S~E

They hurried first 10 the station mas
ter's office. Anything for Arson? Yes.
Only q few words of entreaty from
EVELYN TO avoid further risk.
Then to the hotel. They sought the
manager.
rs there a man staying here who
represents that his name is Philip An
SOM"
The question was unusual in its form.
disturbing in its innuendo- The man
who asked il was pale. with unnatural
lv brilliant brown eyes. gentleman in
, manner. but attired in ill-fitting gar
ments. and beneath his tweed cap he
wore surgical bandage.
And Philip Arson. the millionaire. of
whom ne spoke thus contemporary.
was staying in the hotel, and paying
for its best rooms
But the manager was perfectly civil.
The presence of DR.. Scarth. reputa-
ble-1ooking stranger, gave evidence
that something important was afoot.
Mr.. Arson was in his rooms az the
moment. Their names would be sent
up.
DIR. Scarth, quick to appreciate the
difficulties of the situation, interviewed
quietly.
rs he alone?
Yes"
...Then if will be better if you accom-
pany us in person. An unpleasant mat
ter can be arranged without undue
publicity"
This was alarming. The manager
went with them instantly. They
paused at the door indicated.
Come with me-" said Philip, turn
ing the handle without knocking
Grenier. intent on the perusal of a
letter he had just written. looked UP
quickly.
He was face to face with Philip An
SON
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phoid fever. Four OF the family have
been afflicted with the disease for several
weeks. and il was thought that they were
improving. Mr.. Anderson felt certain that
they were past all danger. and made a
trip to Emery county. He was notified
of the death this morning, and is expected
home on the next train. Mr.. Anderson
was a promising young man of about
q years of age.
Another sad death occurred this morn
ing at Fountain Green at about O'Clock.
being that of Virgil. the 13-year-oid son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Crowther. The
little fellow has been Ill for several
weeks with typhoid fever, and was APP
parently feeling fine until he took a re-
lapse The funeral arrangements have
not yet been made
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riace was solemnized at the Manti tenn
pie Yesterday. after which they took their
departure for Ephraim- A wedding din
ner was given in their honor at Wales
Thursday also dance at the Wales opera
house The young people will be at home
in Wales to their many friends after
Nov. Is
Winfred Fjelstead of Centerfield left
his home TODAY for Provo. where he will
undergo an operation for appendicitis
Mrs Isaac Harding of Sdlina underwent
a successful operation for appendicitis
this afternoon at the Provo general hos
pitaI-
Maxwell Anderson. the son of Mr. and
Mrs r. Anderson. died at their home at
Mt Pleasant at an early hour this morn
ing after suffering seven weeks with ty-
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EPHRAIM NEWS NOTES.

Ephraim. Oct. ga large funeral was
held at the tabernacle yesterday afternoon
over the remains OF Mrs John Otterstron.
who died at her home from peritonitis.
The speakers were President Henry Beal.
Bishop John S. Beal, Andrew l. Anderson
and Christian Willardson All referred
to the noble life of Mrs Otterstrom.
MANY beautiful tributes were placed on
the casket Interment was at the Park
cemetery.
A wedding of much interest to the peo-
nle in this locality was that of Daniel
T.amb and MAY Rccce. two of the promi-
nent young people OF Wales The mar
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Trenton -four. made o.. dry-lant
vbeat-it means more bread and bet
fer bread to the sack All good grocer.
sell II VogeIer Seed Store
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Law Library for Sale.

so books. for $4,000 ]. G Royle, rs
South Main street
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Toilet articles special
priced

Auditorium bath soap .15e
ST. Regis talcum ..............10 Toe
NlC-et talctnn luz
Tooth brushes. worth 20c to 35c
each. choice Sc
Lilac complexion cream .....25c
PerfUmed soaps. cake ....... SC
Giovine. glove cleaner Csc
Nail buffers, worth SOC to s1.50
each ..... .........35 c
Cameline. liquid face powder ......50c
RubifOau. worth 25c .20c
35c Tooth brushes .19c
Nail brushes. special ....-........25 Csc
Csc Hair brushes ...............23 c
Sachets, 15c each. . for ..........25c
Willow special cold cream 49,. .25c
Coleate's unscented talcum, worth
zoe .15c
zoe Violet talcum ............1 5c
Center aisle-Main store.
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A full line of
boys sweaters

Every style represented here in
childfen's and boys sizes. Car
dinal, scarlet, Oxford grey, white
and navy. High neck jacket style,
etc. Prices range from $1.25 to
$175 each.
Boys furnishings Of all kinds.
shirt. waists, blouses, caps, hats.
neckwear. collars, etc Every
thing for the dressy boy to wear.
Juvenile seetion-First floor-Annex.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-10-09
0IiOyiIIe.

Old Jack Frost has come In all his
glory but he hasn't added in beau
ty to the brown desolate looking
fields. ,
Corn will be about GO per cent Of
full crop but the quality seems to
lie good. BY using proper economy
there will be plenty OF corn to tide
through but extravaganza brings hard
times. ......
The ground is so dry here that the
farmers will have to wait for rains
before they can do their fall seeding.
Miss Lizzie Mullins has typhoid feye
and is reported very Ill., She nas
feen sick several days but has not
passed the danger line.
Madge Ray Cunningham has been
very sick for the past week and her
condition remains unchanged.
c. F. Smith. OF Tuscola, was bust
ness visitor here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Lawson were the
guests of Bill Presley and family last
Sunday.
There is no interest Whatever mani
Tested in the coming election. From
the present indications there will not
be normal vote cast here.
Lula, the little infant child, Of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Thompson, has been
very sick, but is much better al pres
ent.
jeff Rife, of Ra.cliff, passed
through here Sunday.
NJ. F. Jordan, a prominent polite
ian of Tuscola, passed here Sun
day en- route to Cadmus. Where good
things are prepared to cat politicians
assemble.
0rvall Jordan and wife, and Miss
Iollie Jordan passed through here sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cape Holbrook, Of
Hicksville, were guests CT Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Thompson Sunday.
Augustus Casio has his tobacco all
in the barn.
Old Jucklens.
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Little Blaine.

The people have been very busy
making sorghum, ...
Miss Lizzie Patrick who is teach.
ing school at Patrick was visiting
home folks recently.
Miss Sena Berry was visiting the
Carter girls Saturday and Sunday.
The Mutual Protection Society CAV,
arally at Dry Ridge Saturday.
Mrs. Tennie Garter, who has been
very sick, is Improving.
Miss Sylvia Carter, of Louisa, at
tended the Mule rally at Dry Ridge
Saturday.
Mrs. Fannie Carter, who spent a
week with her sick daughter-in law
has returned home .-l ...
Miss Cathie Berry, of Cadmus, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her cousir
Julia Copley Of Trad. -
There was preaching at Walnut Ga,
last Sunday morning by Rev. Will
liams.
Sunday school at Walnut Gap is
flourishing. -.....
Miss Maude Garrison and Miss
Violet Roberts were visiting the
Carter girls Sunday.
Ethel Roberts was the guest Of
the Carter girls Saturday.
Miss Minnie PAX, of Adams, has bee
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sylvia Large
Milt and Willard Bradley passed up
eur creek recently. .~ ......
The Pleasant Ridge Boys visited
the cane mill at Lon Carter's last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damron of Pike coun-
ty have been visiting relatives here.
Miss Mollie Webb, who is teaching
school at Cherokee visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Preaching at Evergreen next Sun
day by Rev. Rice. ~. ~. pig.
George Piklesimer and wife OF
Louisa, visited Lon Carter and fam
lily last Sunday.
Misses Myrtle and Laura Belle
Carter visited the Sunday school at
Walnut Gap last Sunday.
Three Chums.
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\ Peruna is the best
! friend | ever had.

ETRS. FLORENCE ATHENS, 400 Srd
1Nl ST., Toledo, Ohio, writes, "Peruna
cured me OF internal catarrh. took
about four bottles when | noticed the Inn
provement and the tlfth bottle cured me.
al do not know what I would have
been like today had not got PerunA,
for I was In terrible state. IhAd pains
all over and was cross and irritable. !
was losing hope OF ever being well
again, and was downhcarted. am To-
dayA cured woman, after suffering for
nine months.
II cannot tell you how happy feel.
but you will know. ] never heard OF
such medicine; u Is the best medicine
on earth. Ny husband IL now taking
e. will always keep PaEuna IN my
house. Peruaa IL the best friend / ever
had. 1t must be praised; It cured me-"
Pe-ru-aa Tablets.
For two years DR.. Hartman and his
assistants have lAboTcd necessarily 10
create PerunA In tablet form, and their
strenuous efforts have just been crowned
with success People who object 70
liquid medicines can now secure PerunA
tablets.