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The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
MACK NAMES HIS COMMITTEES
Democratic Chairman Announces
His Campaign Appointments.
Wade Chairman of the Labor Com
mfttee and Francis ct Head
of the Advisers.

Buffalo. y. Y. July 3L-Norman z.
Mack. chairman OF the DemOcaTuc Ma
tional Committee, to-day announced these
appointments 70 the committees for the
campaign:
Executive cCulnittee-N0-Inan z Mack clzirna1-
NsT York- P l. Hall vice chair1an. Neb-aska:
Trey Wootsol. Kentucky; Martin !. WADE, Iowa,
JoseI1us Daniels. North Carolina; Tbouss TagglT-
Il1ia1as J0lu T IG5r7w Wsst Virginia George
Y Green. RboGs Island. P II Johns11- Texas
Cla-k Howell, Georgizi 7. Z Ryan. WIscousins J
p G. Talbot. ala-Tiald JOIN " TO-nllnson.
AlshaEa- J. Z Osh0rae Wyoming. lanes ) ke-r-
Pennsylrzniz. F 3 Lynch. Afinnssot2s z o.
Wood. lichizzz; Nathan Cole. T.. California
Rodsrt Ewing. Louisiana. and Harvey Garbe-. Ohio
Labor cuI-1siI-ee-1a-til = Wade. c1aEu1l-
Io7as RoSer G Sullivan. Illinois, T L Ran Wis
c1usl15 r s HgGspeth. New Jersey ". A. Roth
vel AfisSourf. l. : Juhnsr1 South Dak0tas I'd
win A NEWMAN. District q Columbia
CaupaigE text book conmittee-Johz E LAMB.
Chairman. Indiana Jozephus Daniels Ncrth Caro-
Iiuz. Rirhard l. NetczG. Seerzska-
Adviz-ry c1ulu-i- tee-David r FruDcss. c1zi-u.zn.
Missouri, J. z Johnson- sec-etz-y. ksusas; Alton
B. Parker. Nervs To-k; John sharp Williams Ms
sissipri; Coz John A. johnson. Min1es7cz. Sena-
tor C. A. C-lbe-sc1 Teas Senator JOIN v.
Daniei virginia Senator Issdore Rzynsr. Maryland
Gov Geo-ge Chamberlain- Oregon. Gov. Hoke
smith. Geo-ziz- Jchu z Lamb Indiana. NJ Z II
gals Ohi0. Josizh Quincy. llas@lchu=etts. Geo-se
Ehret New YORK. = L Handy. Delaware;
Senator Archlbald Mcneil. Conlecuclt; jams X
1f-5ut-e NeE YORK. J. r O'Dozne-. Illinois
fo-msr COZ Janes L Campbell Ohio.
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ted The men did nothing but rest and
write home The close-order drills for
the militia were omitted. and the regu-
lars had a dress parade. This the mill
ramen watched with interest
At north posts tonight all Is quiet, 50
Ear as battle action Is concerned. but there
are merry parties all over both reserva-
tons The lights are cleaning in every
house IN officers row. and at each Of the
camps there IS a gathering Of songsters
and nea--s0ngsters. passing the evening
IN music and otherwise.
All day the signals were going between
the two forts. and the miIItiansn at Hunt
and the regular coast artlIle-ymen al
Washington get along exceue1tly- Owing
70 the fact that the sky was overcast all
day, the heHograph was absolutely out
OF business. and the flag, with the old
code, was al that could be used
The ambulance corps and field arti-
iery corps were also hard al work in the
field, and they have attained a high state
Of efficiency for the maneuvers next
week
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BRYAN TO DODGE PITTsBURG.
Democratic Leaders Message Pals
Into Hands of Enemy.

Pittsburg. July 3l--Wiuiarn J. Bryan
has notified his faithful in Pennsylvania
that under no condition will he come into
Pittsburg during the present campaign.
The Peerless One has over his own
signature TO a telegram refused an invita-
ton to invade the territory Of Col J. NJ
Guffey- It had not been intended by the
Bryan people that his decision be made
public. but by the strange miscarriage
Of q telegram from Mr.. Bryan the news
leaked out.
City Comptroller E S. Morrow, Of Pitts
burg. was to-day handed several tele-
grams which he receipted for in a bunch
and then opened them without glancing
at the address He was astounded 10
read in the first one opened the follow
ing:
I regret that VIII be unable TO speak
IN Pittsburg. as suggested
Wv. J BRYAN
Mr.. Morrow, who IS a good Republican.
rubbed his eyes, then saw that the mes
sage was dated Lincoln. Nebr. and ad-
dressed to c. c. Mooar. a Bryan enthusi-
asst here
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WANT HUGHES TO RUN AGAIN.
Both President and Mr.. Taft Think
He would Aid National Ticket.

New York. July 31.-President Roose-
welt and Nj Taft both want 10 see Gov
Hughes renomina1ed- They believe that
his running viii strengthen the national
ticket in New York State. and It IS only
from this standpoint that his candidacy
has been considered ~ them EIihu Root
also has been consulted in regard TO the
Hughes candidacy, and he IS Of the same
opinion as 8Ir- Roosevelt and Mr.. Taft
Timothy I. Woodruff. Herbert Parsons.
and the majority OF the machine leaders
are. however, out and out against
Hughes
The chief argument that the machine
leaders are putting Up against Hughes
IS that the race-track people and the
Personal Liberty League viii raise a big
fund 20 defeat him Il he runs. and thus
jeopardidze the State and national tick
cts They say. also. that Hughes has an
tagon!zed so many factions in the State
that Il viii be impossible 10 get out the
full party vote behind him.
Neither Mr- Taft nor M Roosevelt
VIII. however. interfere in the New York
situation It was 10 obtain this promise
from Nj Roosevelt that WoOdruff went
10 Oyster Bay. but apparently the Presi-
dent insisted also that Woodruff should
keeps his hands on until sentiment
throughout the State had been able to ex-
press itself more definitely
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NOTES OF THE GUARDSFEN.
Gen George H Harries went to Wash
ington on business this morning He re
turned this evening


ington on business this morning. He re-
turned this evening
Capt Monroe Kert. OF the regular in
fantry was in camp yesterday. He came
TO pay his respects to the National Guard
officers At the camp at Harpers Ferry
last year, Capt Eert was one Of the in
structors detailed for the encampment.
and his duty led 70 a warm friendshfp
Capt Kert was on the staff raid from An
tietsm to Gettysburg and received permis-
sion TO stop over in Washington on his
return 10 his regiment He intended VS.
iting the militia officers. and learning
they were in camp at Forts Washington
and Hunt. made the jaunt down the river
and was a guest Of Col. Ourand. who
showed him about the two posts.
Capt Emil G schafer. quartermaster OF
the Second Regiment. was also in Wash
ingtOn, foraging-
Col Comn IS being swamped with ap-
plications for leave for a day or two.
There are many among the regulars and
miitiamen who wish to spend Saturday
or Sunday. or both. IN Washington They
do not particularly prefer Saturday and
Sunday. but Col Coffin issued strict or
ders when the guardsmeu arrived that no
except on these two days. and then only
by permission OF the commanding officer.
The militiamen had to get passes from
their superior officers and have them ap-
proved by Col Coffin Washington viii
undoubtedly be crowded on both days.
Five men Of Company K, First Regi-
ment. had to leave camp this evening on
urgent call from Washington OF q bust
ness nature. Col Coffin did not permit
them 10 leave until he had received re-
quests from their employers.
A number Of men have been called home
in the last few days. and this would seem
to indicate that business must be pick
ing up.
Lieut. Norris P. Walsh, Of Company K.
First Regiment, left Fort washinEton on
a days leave this morning His excuse
was urgent business He returned again
this afternoon. however, smiling.
Lieut. Thomas Duke. of the Twenty
third Infantry, had birthday auniver-
sary last night. and there was much Joy
Gus celebration
A whole carload Of Schlitz phiz. q tenn
perance beer. has been received at Fort
Washington This contains a small per
csntage OF alcohol, and is being permitted
in all caateens at army posts. 4 few
nights ago some Of the men al Fort Hunt
spent a small fortune, but could not &C
cumulate good ''souse"
For the benefit OF officers wishing to
cross between the two forts, the launch
Lieutenant Bernard has been chartered.
and is running on regular schedule all
day. back and forward She leaves Fort
Washington each day at us, 10.I5 8. m,
and 12-l5. lis, and 4:15 p m, and Fort
Hunt at 30. 1o;2 q n. and I2:so. 1:so.
and 4.s0 .. n
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oyster Bay. y. Y. July Sl-Secretary
Of War Luke z. Wright and Joseph Bish-
op. secretary Of the Isthmian Canal Com
mission. are guests tonight at Sycamore
Hill where they were called 10 a con-
ference with the President concerning the
affairs Of the Canal Zone and the troubled
Central American republics
Secretary Wright and Mr. Bishop
reached Oyster Bay on a late afternoon
train They VIII remain over night at
Sycamore Hill Mr.. Bishop was accom-
panied by his wife. who is also a guest at
the HnL Another overnight guest IS
Chief Forester clifford Pinchot. who comes
10 talk over with the President matters
pertaining 10 the conservation OF natural
resources and especially forest preserva-
ton
Secretary Wright came directly TO
Oyster Bay after q day with the New
Jersey National Guard at Sea Grit He
looked tired. but happy. He said that
he had come 20 go over a number Of de
pa-umental matters with the President
and 10 hear from M Bishop OF the
progress Of things in Panama
Haiti TO Be Considered
Gen. Wright said that among other
things The situation in Haiti would re-
ceive thorough consideration. and that
he would also take up with the President
the dismissal Of the eight cadets who
were lately expelled from West Point for
hazing- When asked II he was not in
clined TO be lenient with the dismissed
cadets, Secretary Wright hesitated and
then said he would have more 10 say
about that matter to-mOrrOw
NJ Bishop is in the United States on
two months leave. which expires in a
few days. He IS 10 sail for Panama on
Monday When asked about reports that
the people in Panama feared that the
United States would ultimately take pos
session q that republic. M Bishop
laughed
Such reports" he said. are mere
wind-the howls Of a defeated party. The
people IN Panama md il hard to under
stand that we are down there 20 build
the canal. and for no other purpose They
seem 70 think that We went down there
solely 20 boom their commerce. Incl
oeltally. their commerce has increased
several fold since We began work, but We
are there just for one purpose. 10 Gig
the canal and We are digging IL
Don't Plan Wider Zone.
Air- Bishop said also that some OF the
people in Panama had the idea that every
body in the Canal Zone should be fed by
the United States commissary. but that
such a thing was. Of course. impossible.
He derided as ridiculous the notion thai
this country wished 10 widen the Canal
Zone, and declared that such a thing had
never been thought OF or desired by those
IN charge
M Bishop. during his chat with tha
reporters. remarked thaC be would be
glad 70 get back 20 the isthmus. BE-
cause he found IL so much cooler there
than in New York OF Washington.
Secretary Loeb left Oyster Bav TO-DAY
on montn's s vacation His place is taken
BY Assistant Secretary Rudolph Forster.
Secretary Loeb VIII be back early in
September
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TWO TO ONE ON TAFT.
But other Offers by New York Bet
tors Are as Good as 4 TO 1.

New York. July 3l.-A few wagers were
openly made to-day on the resulC OF the
Presidential campaign One OF the most
active betting agents IN Wall street has
had offered 10 him sums amounting 70
over 5000 10 place on the Republican
candidate 4 large part Of these orders
were 20 place the money at odds Of TO
on TAFT. but many thousands OF dol
lars are in sight that could be placed at
odds OF ; 10 ! and to l. which would
be placed II = safe method OF making
the wagers without violating the bet
ting law could be adopted
The only offer 10 wager on Bryan that
has been openly made was one Of $3.50
against $500. OF at odds OF l to s
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L S Dep q Agriculture. Weather Bu7an.
Washington. Friday. July 3. 1855 n N

L = Dep q AErlcuirure Weather B-reau.
Washington. Friday. July 3. lss-s .. n
The center Of the COST storm has advanced 70 &
position Just no-rh OF Hzrre7zs. With a barometer
reading al D n -of 81 inches and q -narfu11-,
WIND velocity q fory-tEo miles an hour AZ that s-s
U11- ne tlrre course cf the storm zlu hs ess- oF
north cf and near The coasr hue The West C-1f
disturbance nov presents a shallow deu-es=io- -bsr
covers Louiziarl and the eastern portion of Teas
Ram has faliea along The Middle and So.rh A.
la1uc coasts and showers and thunde-s-o-7ns are
rep1Ttec from tie cuff States over The Middle ard
southern EocET Mountain and Plateau districts
Temperature has r-sen rapidly over the Srrbe-n
Eoczy Mountain region. with u1aximrra resd57-s
ranging above 100 degrees IN Montana Idaho a7s
els-e-n portions OF Washington and OREGON
Rain IS l1clcsted for SATURDAY aIo1- the aFi557e
Atlantic coast and in Southern and Essen Ne7~
England. and showers VIII coutiuue n lie So--b-
western States
During Saturday the winds alc-z the New En-
land coast VII Be brisk % high from po-1Hs,s+- -
tae Middle A-1utc coast brisk 70 hi-h from .5--E
easJerlJ- shifting % n1r-herly. on The south s-l-7
nc coast lSlt AID variable. on the Gulf c1sst f-sh
and mostly 50utherly. and OF the G-sat Lskes r-i=r
n1lInel-y- becoming Earlahle OF The Upper lakes
S-o-n W-lu-nEs are displayed from Harterzs n
New YORK
Steamers departing Saturday for Europeau p'-rs
VII have Increasing and high northeastern v-in5s
and occasional rains 70 the Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
Place offered Wade EIIls.

Cincinnati. Ohio. July SL-wade Ellis.
attorney general Of Ohio, has been offered
the position OF First Assistant Attorney
General OF the United States. It vas semi
aUthOritauvely stated here to-day. Mr.
Ellis has asked for a short time 10 con-
slider the appointment Mr.. Ellis has been
on the verge Of nervous breakdown.
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SHERMAN TO CAMP OUT.
vice Presidential Candidate VIII Be
Guest on st. Lawrence.

Guest on ST. Lawrence.
Utica, y. Y, July 3I--Representative
William B Mckinley. Of Illinois. the new
chairman Of the Republican Congressional
campaign committee; Hon. Charles G.
Dawes. the new treasurer. and Secretary
Loudenslager. came 10 Utica this after
noon and were in conference with Repre-
sentative Sherman until late this after
noon
Mr.. Dawes left for Chicago this even
ing. and Messrs- Loudenslager and S-c-
Kinley went 10 New York at 5 o'clock this
afternoon
It is announced that Mr.. Sherman Will
go to Wolf Island, in the St Lawrence
River, Monday. to spend a few days there
as the guest Of Walton Clark, Of Phila-
delphia. who was one Of Mr. Sherman's s
schoolmates and recently called upon him
here Mr. Clark has an open camp on
Wolf Island. near Clayton. Dr. Gibson,
Mr. Sherman's physician, viii also make
the trip
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
Repairers KIIIed bv Tragn.

Scranton. Pa. July sI--Two men were
killed and seven hurt IN an accident in
the Mayheld yard Of the Ontario and
Western Railroad this afternoon The
men were car rePairers. and were work
ing under train on a side track when
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Congress Hall Hotel
SPECIAL SUMNER RATES

Beautiful rooms al s1d outside: cooIest rpot
in the city. Cafe and private dining rooms for sau
parties. A IA carte service a. n tn midnight
Luncheon. ESo to 20 !. n 80 cents Table d-aots
dinner to s ? n. y cents White help.
'Pho1s L<Dc. &ra 8. 4. MANUEL. NJ.
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LOCAL Temnernture.

NIilnisE-. 8, , a. H.. -2.ss -2-s, -.
g. m . % a. II. IS; p noou- .; D n p.
! = n 50 6 3 n. p ?. n. IS % 2 n q
AaZ1r1rl- 81 --Iniurlnl -
Rainfall IS D. n to p NJ. o. Ho1-z os ---,-
Allne- D. Percent q possible sunshine. 50
Ieupe-atu-e szms date last year-3Iaxinu-a s.
rili-Eu. g. -
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GOLF And DRYING
ENGROSSING TAFT
Has a Day Without Callers
and Enjoys 1t.
NAMING BABIES FOR HIM NOW

Two Proud HOOsier Mothers and One
in New York Have Notified the
Candidate that They Think VIII
lam Howard Taft, &c, About
Right for the Young HOpefuls.
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This Looks Like business.

Chicago. July 3l-The Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad has Just placed an
order for I.000 new freight cars
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JOHNSON TO TAKE STUMP.
VIII Be Ready to Speak for Bryan
After August ~.

st. Paul. MINI. July s1--Gov. johnson.
Of Minnesota. to-day notified the Demo
cratic National Committee that after
August p he would be available for cam
paign speeches IN favor Of ". J. Bryan.
Gov. johnson returned from Nuscatire
Iowa. to-day. where he lectured before
the ChautauQua Association
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While you think Of II, telephone your
Want Ad- 10 the Washington Herald, an
bill viii be sent you at l cent a word
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WRIGHT And BISHOP
At OYSTER BAY
VIII Discuss Various Prob
lens with the President.
CLIFFORD PINCHoT THERE, TOO

Gen Wright Intimates that He VIII
Have Something TO say Regarding
West Point Hazins After Confer
ence-HRiti, Panama, and Other
Questions TO Be Considered.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
Tide Table.

To-day-Hish tide I07D a n and ms Z. n.
low tide $50 a n ard 5I4 D n
To-mo-ow-Hish tide. i ID a. n and I,sS D n;
low tide. 81 a n aud SO p. n
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Temperatures in Other C,f,-.-

-e111er7rurss II other cities. toeethe- with The
amount % rslnia-l for the twelve hours ended At
? IA. yesterday. are as follows
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Condition of the Water

SPECIAL . The Washington Head
Ha1pen Fer7y- W Va. July 5L-Both rivers are
muddy.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting OF the Stockholders Of
the Mercantile Saving Fund Society. a
corporation Of the District OF Columbia
is called By the Secretary. by order Of the
Board OF Directors, and viii be held on
the 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, IsOS. at 7.30
O'clock D. N. at the Office Of the Society.
l0o6 street northwest, Washington, d
C., TO consider and approve the action OF
the Board OF Directors Of the said So
ciety in recommending the increase OF the
capital stock OF the Mercantile SAVING
Fund Society TO 1000 shares Of the par
value OF 5000 each. in accordance with a
resolution adopted by the Board o. Di-
-c5-c-@ = z7'1 Society at q meeting held
July u. 1S0S. and to transact such other
business as may properly come before
such meeting
(Signed) Join D. LEONARD, Secretary;
H ! CROSSON, c. c. LACEY. CHAS
X. KOONES, J G. MOVES. WILLIAM
L. FORD. Board OF Directors jy2S-7t
60 TO W l. TAPPAN's. Sc C ST. NV. FOR
WATCHES. CLOCKS. SsEelry. cut Elass. Sc Rspai-i1s
a. Lowest p-1esA apt eod
Benj. n. Coles & Co., UphoIster1nr Of
al kinds Sin coSerL s6 ssh nS. N sslE
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Miss Flov Camrbeu.

Mr. Taft wrote 20 Miss Campbell ex-
planning that he and Mrs Taft had two
boys and daughter OF their own. and
expressing his regret that he was unable
70 do anything. He added that he felt
sure Miss Campbell was the I0vable girl
her guardian had represented her 10 be.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO THE PUBLIC: THE HENRY HAY
den charged by the police with viola
ton Of speed ordinance IS not H Y. Hay
den. OF 1144 Connecticut avenue
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the United States Trust
Company viii be held at the Company-s
Office, 1s05 @ street northwest. in the city
OF Washington, District Of Columb bia. on
TUESDAY. the 1st day OF Septenbe
lS0S. at 10 O'Clock a. m. for the purpose
OF electilg q Board os Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may come before
the meeting JAS TRTMBLE
1yS0-3t Secretary
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

Benj. n. Coles & Co., UphoIsterinr Of
al k1nds- sin covers. sos s,h nv. N ssIE
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60 TO W s TAPPAN'S SC G ST NV rOR
watches clocks. 5sEelry. cut glass. Sc Rerai-ios
a. Lowest p-1csS apt cod
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Mrs. Ella Ward and daughter, Miss
Sybil, of Pensacola, were the guests
of Mrs. Wards father. Mr.. Ellis Lin
ton, last Sunday.
Ed McCaskilI of Nora, went to Hur-
ricane, Ala, on business last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Saltman, who has been on a
short visit to relatives in Atmore, Ala,
returned home few days ago.
This town has one more business
addition, tlat of a barber shop, ope-
rated by A. w. Linton.
Brooks Corley, Of Pensacola, was up
here shaking hands with his many
friends last Friday
J. A. Stubs went to Centerville.
Ala, on business last ThurSday.
Dan McDavid went to Chumuckia,
on a visit to his brother, Henry Nc
David, a few days ago.
Miss Dora Presley. who has been
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rison alternate.
G.. c. McGee. Of Moline, has taken
charge of the agency Of the l.. d n
here. E. d. Neel has resigned.
S. P. Johnson was the winner OF
beautiful large doll ratified of by j.. D.
Andrews on Saturday night last. -
We have the champion oyster eat.
ers here Marshal NJ J. Gray and
T. ]. Allen ate tive hundred and fifty
oysters each and won out on a wager.
Z w. H. Mercer, a turpentine ope-
rator of Chumuckla, is visitor here.
The young folks are making great
preparations for a Christmas tree on
Christmas night.
The trains arriving over the Atlanta
and st. Andrews Bay railroad at 1910
a. m. and sos D. m. make close con-
nections now with the trains arriving
over the L. & N railroad at 1852 a.
m. and Sis p. N.
Willie King, aged fifteen years, &C
cidentally shot himself through tde
foot while out hunting few days
ago.
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ing, last Tuesday on business.
Mrs. e. l.. Robertson of Pensacola
who has for some time been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Mason. ST., went home last Tues
day.
DR.. j. r. Roach. an optical special
list of Fayette, Ala, and his assistant
A. " Flanagan, of Izutaw, Ala,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. R.
Sanders last Monday.
Mrs. Dan McDavid and Miss Cliny
HSabel went to Century last Monday
on business.
j. W. Roach, or Lyman, Miss, ar
rived home last Wednesday.
Will and j. W. Norris went to Hat
tiesburg, Miss, on prospecting tour,
intending TO purchase them home
there. They left here. last Monday.
Mrs. VIII Norris, who has been on
a short visit to her sister, Mrs. Fred
Boyer. at Gouldfng, came up to be
with her mother, Mrs. Proctor, for a
while.
Mr.. Asa Litchfield went to Castle
berry, Ala, on business Monday.
Rev. ]. T. FfIlingim went 10 Perdido,
Ala, where he preached the memorial
service Of the late Rev. j. l.. Byars
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. McGlathery have
moved from here to Brewton, Ala.
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Christmas Postal Cards
all the late ones. Imperial
Cigar Stores.
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FEARED BEING GRABBED
Woman's Nervousness from Coffee
Drinking.

The brain acts through the nerves.
When the nerves are irritated by
coffee drinking the mind often mag
ines things which have no real exist
ence-slch as approaching danger,
unfriendly criticism etc.
A Mich. woman suffered in this way
but found how to overcome it. She
writes:
For twenty years / drank coffee,
thinking 1t would give me strength
when tired and nervous.
The more coffee drank, the more
tired and nervous I became until /
broke down entirely. Then / changed
e dskzz-a---E4esUEeSEoTEEy
Inls gave me more exercise and was
beneficial, but ] kept on drinking cor
fee-thought 1 could not do without
it
Il was SO nervous at times that if
left alone I would not go from one
room to another for fear someone
would grab me, and my little children
had to go around on iptoe and speak
in whispers.
Finally an attack of the grip weak
ened me so my nerves rebeIied and
the smell even of coffee was nauseat-
ing. Then my husband prepared some
Postum for me. believing the long use
or coffee had caused my breakdown,
so that my head and hands shook
like the palsy.
Eat first I did not like Postum but
kept on drinking it and as we learn
ed how to make 1t right according to
directions on pkg, / liked it as well
as coffee.
Occasionally I make coffee when
we have guests and give 1t to the
children too, but as soon as they
taste it they return their cups for
Postum. Now go anywhere In the
house day or night and never think
Of anyone grabbing me and the chill,
dren can remp as healthy children
should-my nerves are all right"
There's a Reason"
Name given by Postum CO., Battle
Greek. Mich. Read rho Road To
WeIlviile, in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter.. A neN
one appears from time to time- They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest.