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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11

York came to the Knight homestead, Sun
day and Monday, returned to New York,
Miss Esther Dete and her nurse, Frau
lein Blanche" accompanying them in the
automobile
School opened Tuesday. Mrs. Wither-
spoon of Fair Haven teaches at the Center
and boards at A. W. Laughton's Miss
Denison of Bernardston, Mass, teaches
the North school and boards at A. E.
Robbins, and Miss Hogan of Poultney
has the Hollow school and boards at G.
R. Crosby's. The schools in the Hough-
ton neighborhood and the South school
are closed
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day night.
MFs iessPhlae Reed. sha Aaa tao Til..
hseksh, l.esides frseisins oil,eg ss,ia,,. III.
lassrs aiseus thEre weeks af0, hy lssins
As col a doors. "
Niles Lghsl Leach and Miss Eva n
sAinhrf lrii en Meaday Zoe Amsterdam.
~ ~ ahrfo they are 10 Fsssisne tbrir
e"fk "a the paddle schools, Alter A ~.
es~ks' Welt al the Leach tafrn.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11

and w, N, Meae spent the ,Ao,, -.
sen with his family s 's'A
MF, ahi MTs- Thomas Mil. a.. -.
Slhs l@tieF frmrinl.fol =, si.s- tAs.s'
' lt'rif ssin and MF. M,lla.gs -
,@As nesn visiting MIs, Miilssi, hnsass
,s's hssiss taking ihr tfip fraw $500,
hsli ~ ihrlr automobile. ''s''' ''s's'l's
81. NhSn u, Lyman. a former Aa,,Ls.a,
has hren ~ laan dafins AZ. -
$3.50 .allihs ga old ifirnds. NJ. sasa
nas tsrh connected NTH Ihr its.ina $50 'a
o'il'r i"s many sean aud noa Ia ! -,
responsible position lhsre. WY
The Nouhheld srane. "a. ,.,,.,-,
TIC Alhol fair with a sI.es,sI ,sL.,..,'
Ai' aud Mis-, N, r. Aiooss 49,. ~
.Ssilrs il"h There, ", :, Priest AMI n IL M
.haih,~fiaiH were among tlo.e NJ :,
'"al"i lhe fair iFom this loun.
The NoTihileld grange srent = -,
ltas.,ht evening lasl TUESDAY Whrn 10
,.lhnis lai'rTs wer given Ia Mr.. IIesii
Nlsl Mason aud Mrs, Clapb, with snos,si
shsihs inisfsleNed, Afterwards MAN.
neia made Tor the coming fair which Mil
H. MI ~ IA. town hall, Oct. d, ana
ihrii DAINTY riwshments ~ - ,,,..'
aud cake were served In the ,sms ~, ,o..'n
ins, " 'h' wen
The death al a former re.iJ.,, ~
MAS then Mise Josephine AleNsn5s, ~"
roifei ntenlly ifom Nphoid f,yrr .nl
Tue neNs has caused many Wopl. M ~ |
siNl' She Was the granddaughter III III, |
tate hreiso y, Alexander. AMI .,.s,.,
ihn'h 81 hef liir hefu where she attended /
school aud Was a general favortte amS,,, /
the Young lscpple, a. well a. tbose =, 4
mature Years, Since her marriage ~.
Schenectady. "'@'
Mr, T. NJ, lazellc, denartm.n, ;n.,,.
iuiing and installing officer. has r,,nynsd
lrom an enjoyable trip 20 Toledo, a. She
freeNed the appointment Of deley,i. ~
ihe national convention of Woman's Re.
liri Corps and accompanied the denaTt
inent oiiiocrs and delegates from Na.sa.
chussits, MR.. l.axclic was one Of the Ne.
erpilon committee AZ the public rrception
gwen by the department 81 Massachusetts,
TO the Grand Army and friends On The
return trip, the party visited Cleveland.
Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
The graded schools began on TUESDAY.
In the center schools Mis- :. T.. Thomp.
'on from Maine has the seventh and
'lghth grades. Miss Lillian Thayer has
he fourth, fifth and sixth and Miss /
Davis OF North Adams has the primary
;rades. The high school opened Wednes
lay with large attendance, with Miss
Eva Tower a. principal and Miss Sykes
: assistant. The freshman class j. some.
What larger than was expected. az least
. being the number on the return OF the ,
,oys brigade. Miss Whiting and Mis- :
llndman have returned a. drawing and
music teachers for this section.
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A Paving Investment.

Mr.. John White, of 50 Highland Ave-,
bled with cough every winter and
spring. Last winter I tried many adver.-
tised remedies, but the cough continued
until | bought SOC. bottle Of Dr. Kings
New Discovery; before that was half
gone, the cough was all gone. This win
ter the same happy result has followed;
a few doses once more banished the an
nual cough. l am now convinced that
DIR. Kings New Discovery is the best of
all cough and lung remedies" Sold un-
der guarantee at F. III. Holden & Co.'s
drug store. SOC and sl.0O. Trial bottle
free.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11
EAST DUMMERsTON.
Married in Massachusetts, Serenaded
in Vermont.

Charles Edward Whalen of Amherst,
Mass, and Miss Cynthia Amabel Martin
of Cushman, Mass, were married by Rev.
Mr.. Beaman, at the Methodist parsonage
in Amherst, Mass, Tuesday, Sept. /, at
o'clock a. m, and six minutes after the
ceremony were on board the train, en-
themselves that they had been ''deliv-
cred from their friends" They were hos
pitably welcomed on reaching their des-
tination, by Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Clemens
of Dummerston, intimate friends. A re-
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11
A Market for Your
Hides, TaIIow
and Bones

Almost everybody knows that the place
to send Beef Hides, Horse Hides, Calf
skins, Sheep Pelts, Tallow and Bones is to
G. S. Page, Hyde Park, Vermont, who
pays highest prices; RENTS the day fol
pays the freight on shipments of 200
pounds or more, and keeps his customers
at all times posted as to market values.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11

| ndu not forgotten 10 pIONlue an duuHl
ance of rice to not only shower, but
deluge the bridal couple-and make then
miserably happy, as is the custom OF the
times. Congratulations.
| +. o. Downs is building a silo
Madam Hall is on the sick list thi.
week.
Mrs. Gale of Brattleboro is with Mrs
| Mansfield.
Mr. Charles Lamb is a guest OF Mrs.
| Flora Adams.
Miss Luella Reed visited recently in
Bellows Falls.
Miss Zoa Bolio of Alstead, n. H., is at
George Hollis.
Howard Parker made a weekend visit
in Bellows Falls.
Forrest Hall has entered the Brattle
boro high school.
The Grange Benefit society met this
week with Mrs. Jennie Fisher.
Miss Carrie White of Revere, Mass, is
the guest of Miss Alice G. Laughton.
L. l.. Stark is visiting in Bernardston,
Mass, and Hartford, Conn, this week.
Floyd S. Miller spent several days last
week at A. L. Miller's, in West Brattle
boro.
Giles Reed of Chicopee Falls, Mass,
spent Sunday and Monday at Log CABIN
Farm
j. Arms Miller is in Newfane this week
attending court. He is grand juror from
Dummerston.
Miss Elsie Hazelton returned to the
normal school at Castleton to resume her
studies Tuesday.
Mrs. Howard Parker and her son Har
old of Bellows Falls came Tuesday for a
visit at V. H. Parkers.
Mrs. Daisy Coe and daughter Doris,
who have been visitors at Dwight John,
sons, left Monday for their home in
Ohio.
Mrs. Mary May is ill and her daughter.
Mrs. Bailey, is caring for her, at Charles
Ormsbie's, where she has lived for many
years.
Prof. G. NJ. Knight of Akron, Ohio,
visiting Mrs. L. d. Greenwood, went
away Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. j. S. Cogswell, Deacon
md Mrs. Button and Mr.. and Mrs. M. +.
Dutton attended the Congregational Con
erence in Putney, Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Withers of New y ork, who
las been several weeks with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. j. S. Cogswell, at the
parsonage, has gone home.
Several friends visited Dwight johnson :
N Sunday, and as a reminder that 1t
vas his birthday anniversary, they gave
lin a silk watch fob with gold charm.
he Grange Benefit society planned the
fair.
Miss Edith Dutton and her guest, Miss
,leanor Hull, went Monday to North
ED, Mass. Miss Button will have the s
osition of assistant housekeeper at The a
FORTIFIED and Miss Hull returned to
Fortified seminary.
Guests who enjoyed Sunday of last !
eek with the campers at the Camp in !
he Pines were j. A. Reed, John Dennis =
Bellows Falls, Ralph Hall of Brattle- .
1ro. John Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Talker and Miss Edith Walker.
This week the campers entertained from
aturday afternoon until Monday after
ION: Miss Nettie Bartlett and Miss d
arcia Paine of Holyoke, Mass, and W
arold and Miss Miriam Reed of Dunn fe
erston, making a party of eight in
mp.
Mr.. Dette who with Mr.. Nash of Newor
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11

thousands of American women
NJ ST Y homes are daily sacrificing
~ ives to duty.
n 4 Oraer to keep the home neat
|s sSSM;tty, the children well dressed
|s @My, women overdo. A female
isuaSs or displacement is often
'It!g on and they suffer In silence,
| Saa along from bad to worse,
s WYNN well that they ought to
|,T N. to overcome the pains and
'laH!Whlch daily make life a burden.
VIZ 10 these faithful women that
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11
IarihfeM, Mass.

s.,,, I.ua.nss has Ntunsd 10
~ Wssi Has 10 HlpFH 10 TUFTS
4 lraa-s'
Amr \ u.
s..m has lesn entertain,
II, 49, aai aaa''
WsW uganse MAS 4 gtesi
na. is.aF naN,
sulh a sienographer ia
aHsy "n hrr variation,
r,Ws ssHAay school VIII 10.
"a. aIIh Tho usual lesson
.Iup 8 T. Whilmow were ia
tI,l H ihe week, rinfaing
W UaH5 has bron entertain
.lr il.-r iiTis,s, aud inend,
h Nl.aE''vhhr
|.F'DGHl4 oi H. = d, No, l Is
AarI.u sud Henry Russell
~ a. Substitute,
lHI family, nov Of Brat,
san la.uf nay here visiting
l 90 UH1Hi-,
lll.aIt niumei "Wednesday
1p uUl hal IMPORTING a Tine
Md -E.f swing,
Az. Walter Fisher took a
ga aud Boston last Saiur,
Monday evening.
4 n M, q. 4. kiiicr with friends
nl Northampton aIr
a,s 10 Chesterfield lake.
I'D sans Monday between the
srI Nr llcnnun teams the
.rs8ia I. iB lasor oi Mortified.
4. e1ul5 nTr piunci home the
stfF Hgrs, taking ana automobile
rlal aHy of friends from somer.
n n..r ntbiu,1u j. entertaining
~ Nj. Lillian Marh. aud her
Y Nan Dickinson, both Of Spring
!. Hra Moore, sister Of Mrs. Ar
.p.g. III, gone 10 New York hos.
& NnF.rir o ruurse IA training for
y
! CHAMBERLAIN aud a party Of three :
Y. W. have been on pedestrian {
n w. M1nadnock, returned Mon
F,lln.
, uiat.r organizations picnicked on
! pg near the club house OF the 3
ni Gun club aud a pleasant social (,
) ppHcl. :
Wbrlcr NJ Marlboro is guest )
/, d +. Alderman. who Is also en-. i
IN. M. Matte Webster Nash and /
.a.airr, u Amherst, Mass. n
G,lihWaite. who has practiced den.
EHt Tor several years. is making
,atai. 20 open offices in Warwick
,nlM.ton, and will locate in War
Is Marion and Minnie Howard
Nufned t0 their schools in Gull II
n lhuty. and Miss Ethel Braman
tuned 10 her school work in Oak h,
Ethel jackson has been enter. h,
Mis- Ethel Carroll of Harrisville. h,
vic will remain with Mrs. y. +.
isr during the winter and attend /.
funeral Of Mrs. Henrietta Newton
"a va, held from her fathers, :.
Negton,, last Saturday afternoon een
e burial was IN the West Parish W
Nj. jackson and family have gone W. W.
be Minot house and Mr.. Rufus ~,
and daughter are expected soon '"
K .eashore, where they have been
, tie summer. ma
nj Nm. Ham have been camp. NJ
a week in Heath with her father ="
oily from Washington. Later the 4
ary went to Greenwich, having M
enjoyable automobile ride. r.
has been received of the safe ar an
Colorado Springs of Mrs. Annie -!
Harding, who, accompanied by W
er from Los Angeles, Cal, has Z.
Colorado to regain her health. IA
Statton of Greenfield and bo,
IDS are spending part OF the week
at Stratton lodge, on Mortified
l. Last Saturday several friends
town joined the party in a !
illn
Elmer and family spent Labor }
j his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. as
Thomas Campbell was also \
lose who visited their old home in
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11
Putneyad Vicinity
PUTNEY.


Burglary a, A. J. Ayers Store.
There Wa burglary az the .ior at
A, J. Aver, Wednesday evening The
window Ia the alley way was cut out
and entrance made Money 90 the
amount IT about SIS was taken; also
aisap. cigarettes. iayorr aud some lcwclTy
VEN taken. including watches aud rings
Some 81 the watches were at Mr.. Wings
Tor repairs.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11
WESTMINSTER
Death Of Bsaiamia Y. sleeper.

iirhjahsia fnAnllih NiorI~F died II his
h0tnr hrfe M0nslAy maFnlhe afssT en No
hess II several aaHlhs, 2ilhoaeh DC had
ssal bssR aaIfnad - size bed s.als 4l.oai
ise weeks, Mr, elsrisF Vas b@gA Ia
Lofihlh, ihis stale jaime ', laau. snd nae
therefore = hlllr moEs than - YraFs u
aes al ihr llns ~ hls haAih, IL aas =
$50 II isshiamih and sarah hirri~F znd
VAS ihs las II q iAuilly = sssFa shiliIsh,
sasni IN railroad aefk and sAs srsiiah
master ieF a long tins, 1hiItg ngs sears
aga be- came L. Westminster IA nsanisans
Ailh his hTWihrr lh-laa, UraFse n. Ihasg,
aud bought The farm Haa CEASED ~ T., a,
naNiry, Nhirh Ihry aiaFairsl ioessheF iUf
q iew Year,, After selling hls ihirFrsi "a
Mr., Chasr, he moved Ia the place ia this
Nillage where IT, died Tic aas is,si
master daring bath terms ~ aRsgcf
Ulrvelands administration aud eas a.
WAYS a slpahg supporter II tho donnrfailr
party, IN MAY, iaSs be- united With the
Congregational shuHh, lie maHi~l
Emily l., White, Who survives him with
ihFne sons ~ a iurneF marriage. The
funeral Mas attended ~ his late home
"Wednesday mofnlne, ErN, ", y Whit.
comb and g, II, lrlie'9ise eiliei.lins and
Misses Mabel llasc0nh AMI Margaret |
neral from oui AZ town we've y L, slocpef |
from West llrOalnfli, Mass, kafof |
Slreprr and wife ni Hudson, Macs. Mrs |
Milton Mhiinry al Springfield, MIs, Jane |
I hase III Manirrlief Mites Elna Chase
u MonlIellcr. Mics Edna lisirbrhirr II
Rutland ahd Mr. Hannah Slerref AMI
Miss Ann liiuisiur al lladinni, Mr., anu
AiH Nation farf ~ Pike, y. n. Tie
luNen Nrr many aud brauiiiul,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11

Excursion to New York city. See adv
on page seven.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11

Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers.
Foley's Honey and Tar affords imme-
date relief to asthma sufferers in the
worst stages and if taken in time will eff
feet cure. Sold by all druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11
TUESDAY, SEPT. Is

the CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY will
sell round trip tickets at the following very
low fares and run trains as follows
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11

Excursion to New York city. See adv.
IN page seven.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11

Rollo Me,oali was In Ncviane ihl. week
a. juror,
Charlie IIolion Is attending school in
Rmiilebono.
George Richmond il spending bic yaoa,
ton IN Springfield,
DR. Prouiy 81 Kccne was a recent vie
iior al John l.. Holmes.
Mn. II. 4. Phelps i in Boston with
her sister. Mrs. q. y. Buck.
Mis-. Susan Holton spent Sunday at
her fathers, .. II. liolion's,
Mr.. Davis from Saxtons River j. visit
ing her sons, Frd and simon.
Miss Nellie Fem enters the Normal
school at Nes,hcld, Mass, this fall.
Henry 4. Willard has been III the Pas,
week and Is now confined TO he bed.
Nellie Wright has returned 10 Boston
after spending a month with her parents.
Carrie Lyman goes 10 Newcastle, y. H..
today as a teacher IN the graded schools.
Miss Mabel Wright went Saturday 60
Grand Rapids, Mich, where che Is 10
enter school.
Mrs. David Underwood and daughter Of
Bradford. \. H., Is visiting the family OF
Fred Metcalf.
Mrs. W. X. Mclrosc and son Of Bath,
H. 4. Wyan and wife OF kcene are
quests at |. &. Nymans.
Mr.. and AIrs. {. II. Bundy OF Orange,
Mass, are guests OF their daughter and
husband. Mr.. aud Aln. j. X. Miller.
Miss Lizzie Upham. a former resident,
low Of Northteld, Mass, Is staying at |
he Bradley and calling ON old friends. ,
The Misses Evans, with their guest,
Who opened their summer home Tor the :
month Of August, returned to Lowell (
Wednesday.
Mrs. Eva Atcherson goes TO Reading y
'riday 10 attend the wedding OF her ;
laughter Alice 10 Clinton Newell OF
leading, Mass. ,
Charles +. Bishop was in town last :
eek and moved his household goods 10
Worcester where he and Mrs. Bishop have y
ken a tenement. s
Rev. and Mrs. L. 4. Waldo spent Sun.
az in town and he spoke at the morning =,
'ryice at the Congregational church to i
lie satisfaction OF his many friends. i
Richard Arnold, who has spent the past
onth with his parents, G. +. Arnold and a,
life, and friend, Gustav j. Gross, left Il
ucsday night for their home in San 4
ntonio, Texas. ."
The play Prospecting Under Difficulties, ;,
ven by Miss Rebecca Hooper of Wal !,
he last Thursday evening, was well rem ~
red and pleased large audience. The y"
caiuts anmuptaI IN oVar
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11
||IS;ll y <. PINkHAM'S
COMPOUND

n / ~! as a boon and a blessing,
i,v,; @a TO Mrs. F. Ellsworth, Of
|l SNa .s /, n. Y, and to Mrs. W. P.
NV beaver Falls, Pa, who say:
hiss va, a. =, not able to do my own work.
|lnss,w.s' he female trouble from which
kb.roau Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
Vi Ism pound helped me wonderfully,
n. gus gu 50 well that 1 can do as big .
II r moih as ever did. I wish every
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11

ception was given Wednesday evening by
the host and hostess in honor OF their
guests. Music, vocal and piano, 'enlivened
the occasion, and refreshments of cake
and ice cream were served, and the host
had not forgotten to provide an abund
ance of rice to not only shower, but
deluge the bridal couple-and make them
miserably happy, as is the custom OF the
times. Congratulations.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11
sscTs FOR SICK women.

hS MI TMlrty years Lydia E. Pink
|ton ,o Vegetable Compound, made
|nadssUOSS and herbs, has been the
hjbss, remedy for female ills,
lsnsn !I.'3sltlvely cured thousands OF
tnIso n VINO have been troubled with
o. sssments, Inflammation, ulcera-
eSsd Nio,old tumors, Irregularities,
sjoS,lp pans, backache, that boar.
Eaji,1,a;n ceiling, fatulency, indises-
nv d onlse or nervous prostrahon
.s w., Ppinkham invites all sick
" hass " write her for advice.
Nth guided thousands to
address, Lynn, Mass.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-19
IN AMARILLO
IS ARRESTED IN
SALT LAKE
SHERIFF NOTIFIED THAT AL
Legged FORGER FEENEY II
BEING RELD FOR HIM.

Sheriff J. Il, Hughes is In receipt
Of a message from salt Lake CITY
telling him OF the arrest there OF q
man by the name OF Feeney who Is
wanted In Amarillo, upon a charge
of forgery, the alleged offonso hav'
ing been committed against the First
National bank OF this city. The
offense Is alleged to have been COM
mitted early in the present year, Az
ter the offense here 1t was learned
that a series of iorgeries had been
committed and It is believed that
Feeney Is the man wanted In connec-
ton with a number OF them,
Soon after the forgery In Amarillo
It Is alleged that the perpetrator OF
the offensc made his escape lie
was next heard from in the north
but left for parts unknown before
the case against him had been so
connected up as to hold him
Traces Of Feeney seemed 10 have
vanished, when Sheriff Hughes re-
ceived an anonymous letter telling
that he could be found in Utah where
that he could be found in ah,where
he was operating under the name OF
Fitzgerald. This information was
communicated TO the officers of Salt
Lake City, and now the message
comes to the sheriff OF Potter coun-
ty that the arrest has been made.
Sheriff Hughes has been appointed
an agent OF the Bankers association
and will leave for Utah just as soon
as the requisition papers, calling for
the return OF the prisoner, is re-
ceived. A wire from Austin brings
the information that Governor Camp
bell has asked that the prisoner be
held until the Texas officer reaches
him. This case is one Of great
interest to the bankers OF Texas and
perhaps in other states. .u
Sheriff Hughes is OF the opinion
that he will be able to- leave for Utah
some day this week
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-19
CRIES ENOUGH
INTEXT BOOK
MIDDLE
State Wants 10 Drop tho liz
IgatIOn In Travis
County
special to Daily Panhandle.


y Austin, Nov. 16.-Tho state today
showed willingness TO drop the text
book or Flskyllle controversy when
County Attorney Brady filed a mo-
ton Diminishing tho charge against
School Trustee Morris OF Flskville,
accused of unlawfully preventing the
use OF text books in tho school.
Trustee Morris was arralgnod be-
fore Justice Moore.
Tho state cited numerous reasons
why the suit should be dismissed,
claiming Morris acted upon the adj
vice OF a lawyer, who said he would
pay the fine II ono was imposed; that
the complaint was OF fictitious ma
ture, and that the defendant really
never prevented the use OF the text
books.
The defendant stated he had not
prevented the use Of the text book
but claimed their adoption was H.
legal and he opposed the dismissal
OF the suit against himself.
Judge Moore took the case under
advlsement until Monday.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-19
JUDGE MARRS'
MOTHER DIES
End Comes al The Old Ken.
lucky Home. Son Goes
10 Scene

Judge Lon d, Mars OF this city
has been called h South Union, KY
responsive to telegram announc-
ing the death OF his mother, Al
the time the message came yester-
day, Judge Mars was in Fort
Worth, where he has been for the
past several days The wire was
forwarded to that city and II Is
learned that he left there yesterday
for the old home In Kentucky.
judge Mars was called to Ken
lucky about two months ago on ac-
count Of his mothers Illness, and re-
mained with her some days, and at
the time OF mis- return but little, II
any hope, for her recovery. was en-
tertaIned. Yet later. while the
health OF Mr.. Mars was such as to
render her complete recovery i'm
probable, her death was not expected
at this time, as It was believed that
she was improving for the time be-
ing,
judge Mars has the sincere sym
patty OF hundreds OF friends in the
city and surrounding region in the
passing away OF his aged mother.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-19
= a DIET RECOMMENDED =
4 TO GROW THIN, =


Oranges will lend pleasant aid to
the woman who wants 10 grow thin
ner, says the November Housekeep-
or. She must take the juice OF at
least two at every meal, and these
must not be sweet ones, She must
also give up oil with her salad and
substitute lemon juice for vinegar
She cannot have cream or sugar IN
her coffee and the coffee itself save
at breakfast must give place to SUI
garlcss and milkless weak tea,
She can have all tho acid fruit
she wants, but II It be slowed no
sugar must be added. Grapes, peach
es, melons, prunes aud bananas are
tabooed as they arc flesh producers.
No cereals for her, no hot bread save
dry toast no pork in any form, no
veal and no water with her meals,
and just as little away from them
as Che can endure, mineral water
being taken by preference.
Or, Weir Mitchell advocates copl-
Gus draughts OF skim milk for the
safe reduction of flesh. He states
II it be taken plcntifully at and be-
tween meals II will positively cause
patient to lose half a pound OF
flesh day. Baths must be taken
in cold water and a hard flesh brush
must be piled vigorously