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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

,,ssNiiss% EulA May Whitlow spent a
few days esan>s Haadley, the guest Of
Mas Alice PrestQn.N l,<,..,.,- -. N
j., W.. Cyrus left Monday for, Ban
croft. where he Is working. having
spent Sunday with his family. A
| C. Tolket spent Sunday lin OR
town, tho guest of Jas. Carter. 49,,
Improvement and. hope soon. to see
him. able to be, about again. :: e
The EWoman's Improvement Lea
que Of HuEeston-London held an
open meeting ION Thursday last,
when q short. but interesting pro-
gram wss rendered. This sNthe
second open meeting of the club and
was thoroughly enjoyed. Anumber
Of musical. selections. some select
readings and debate constituted
the program, at the close OF which
the hostess, Mrs. o. Anderson, serv-
ed refreshments. s.,;,.3 -, a., =. :.
Mrs. S.. b. Graves. and Mrs. Jas.
Coates were IN Han6ley Sunday Wis
itinK Mrs. Emma Hughes. who has
been i'll for some, time. 800
+ Mrs. NJ. e. Jackson was at Mont
3OIuoIy, SUNDAY.
Mrs Robert Arthur is ill at her
home in london. TX, .-.
MrS;i Dalton and Mrs. Wickes, rep
rSsentatives of Queen Esther club
Of Snhithers,s were in our town last
Thursday, guests OF III. l.. League.
:. Curtis Pullen is able by the use of
crutches to be out again. e~
l., AI{uoN orl AErc
Preston were guests OF friends in
Hugheston, Sunday.
Mrs. IS. n. Graves was in Mont
Bomery, Thursday. - u.s.. -. ,
;:N< d. Davis is building a fine res
idence for Mrs. M. A. w. Thompson,
Of Pratt. >,,t-., -. -: -.:,. s.
Mrs. Mary Holmes, Of. Montgom-
cry, spent Sunday in our town, guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Patter-
SON. 80. -,.,.>, j..
George Jackson is quite i'll at his
home in. London. -..... -. ....-.- ;.
The Improvement League gave q
Valentine supper Saturday evening
and the effort was crowned with sue
cess: .l---.,>-,.e...... -. -,
Mrs. H. Hill and Mrs. A. Mosby
Ele9t on Tshursgd 1a last for their. new
home at Plymouth, Ind. In Mrs.
Hill the Leagnes has lost one OF. it's
Oldest and most faithful sisters. :,
4. Miss Ellen Anderson, OF Handley,
was the guest Of her. parents at
Hngheston, Sunday.
Miss J: Brown, teacher, spent Sun
day at her home In Charleston.
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1WEsTON,

30. Mrs. Sallie Jones, after a pleasant
visit, with Relatives at Clarksburg;
has returned home,
slfe% carolins lacy has been. quite
sick for the past ten days. -"
Mrs, Mamie wilson, of Pittsburg,
is the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
Jennie Riddles. This is Mrs. Will
sons frst visit here for over two
years. .. ~.. -.
Lloyd Lewis, Of Columbus, O.,
spent last Thursday In the city. Mr..
Lewis was born and sSpartly reared
here his parents moving away about
fifteen years, ago. ,,Whfle here he
was the guest<of Mst;fDera Grant. :
Miss Nancy Moufton, Of Clarks-
burg, spent last Thursday here the
guest, Of her aunt, * 49, a., p. ....
Rev and Mrs. J.. H. Grif1th and
son, Leslie, are visiting relatives
and friends in the lower section OF
the state. a. ..'"~ ~.
Mrs. Bette johnson is somewhat
indi5posed at }his Writing.
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ri CIARKSBURG.

w Florence, Felix MCGEE and
&hpeh Randolph, Of Monongah were
yibitRra Here Saturday and Sunday.
( :: The Musical entertainment given
ny the Queen Esther Club, Thursday
sweating was we'll attended. A
g1SSsthB. program was rendered.
4. THO revival services at Pride A. M.
y church closed Wednesday: Quite
atimb6r protsaaed, a saving faith
M Christ and Sunday might twelve
NSfk addSd to to church.
SsyyixaI servlceas, lie now in prog
ct Mt ZION 8hHtistsChurch and
fta1t M. g.: Church ! d Rev. Reid,
! os s9Bdskhannon ts assisting Rev.
5sAkihs at Trinity church.
:. j.. Edward Pryor has return
@1eotp Institute where he entered
2ts Son Raymond. Rev. Pryor is
s ssEf avorebly impressed with the
tfias +. D. Allen spent Sunday at
Bsaak aport. >. + ... :,
,tstIlMrs. Maria Deison, relict Of the
Saf Wesley Deison, departed this
Saturday morning after lin
,eTfng illness from enlargement OF
SEEa heart. She Is survived by tour
@tAass seven daughters and several
! @fAnq children. Mrs. Deison was
aenty years Of age and was well
EM@Wn" here. Her death occurred
!, &c ahe home of her son, Frank, at
1HdAstsfal. The funeral will be held
: WSahasday at Pride Chapel.
Idncoln's one hundredth birthday
ahhivefsary was properly celebrated
In all the schools here.
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rrEAHy

MON, ,,., y, S,SsS !, - ~, S..:
were, .nrstsnS - Sotss4 Ipsa
m all thess4 tasls red .tts
the dining rcoa 6ers : wsil pre-.
pared lunch tyeds Il The clat,
meets NEXT WSsE Ia sfresid Dice OF
Mrs, Henry nixSs on, cedar ave.
nue.. gvSs}St, 4 B u M
Misses carFts Davis II =, ina /; 4 ~ ~ "
s Xsss s e Wsss s' s;&ss
j C, A, PassS tended the mon.
meet meeting Is sunday after ter
Mrs, KylA, s atsss and little sons %
William, sst1s1 ame ! last week
from. CannonS6,Sfg Pa, whore abe
had BEEN for asyspel weeks, visiting
relatives. s;s So y, f..Tu :, : u
i, Mrs, Henry 3 knseht. Mrs. J. III;
Campbell. Miss aphyr = Owens, Iof
this city, ana Miss, Cattle, Ada1hs,'
Of Glendale, FsSt1ffSSd !; Rev, aAakina,
in WheelinS. aSSlnday. Rev. Ad-;
kins has been e0nained to his bed for
several weeFs, aHAshis many friends;
arc glad tokkno&e sthat he is recover
ing. A .vepa$ liberal donation was
sent himH BY. the ladies' missionary
society. ,EH&|s8SSAs = I, ..... -, : u
Mrs; 8. xW.tWAde has been on the
sick list forsseyexAl days, but 1t bets
ter at ithisrMrftins. r.. t~=:stt%
A Bibls! clas1Nsas organized Tues-
day. February sassby members OF the
baptist %charch. sWith a membership
Of: slStae1 h, Much interest was.
shown In the ,maettng, and ills, felt
that's gFsak work can be done III the,
line or Bible study. The class meets
each week. zysIs,s .,,... .<..,' e.. !
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ST. ABRAMS.

-
Rev. J. W. Carter, pastor Of the
First Baptist church of Chillicothe,
-, preached two able sermons here
Sunday. j -! log 81. -: e.. :;
Mrs. Martha Willis Payne, of
Huntington spent Saturday and Sum
day with her sister Mrs. Mary
Green. - i" : h 49,, - ...-....,. :.
Robert Greene. of Winifrede was
a business caller here Saturday, j:
Anderson Wilson who is employed
at Wfnffrede spent Sunday with his
family. " : &c. - -. 49,. ,
D. Al: Lpseomb, OF sBrier Creek,
spent Sunday with his family: -..:
Miss T1len. Spurlock. of McKen-
dree. who was Recently married to
Mr. George Bond is here visiting
her sister, Mrs. Emma Hall.
The condition. OF Mrs Salhe Wash
ington remaina about the same.
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visiting relatives here.
William McNorton, OF Montana was
visiting his sister, Mrs. r. e. Peters
last week. F:
Stanley McNorton, Of, Glen Jean,
was Visiting reiatlves last week.
The Mt. Vernon Church is com.
pletcd except inside furnishing.
Mrs. Alice Ciay bourne is out again
Mrs. Doc Cobbs is on the sick list.
Miss Mary Jones, Of Quinnimont,
was Visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Davidson, this week. =.
- oliver Wilkerson was In Beckley
Saturday on business. 49,. 49,.
Mrs. A. l.. Peck and Mrs. Mary
Wilbur made business trip to Ri
Icy last week.
On Wednesday night the friends
and relatives gathered at the hall
to witness the. npptials of Miss l.. J.
Nichols and Mr., Luthur McCraw.. lat
nine O'Clock to the strain of q beau
tiful wedding march the bridal party
marched into the; hall. The bride
came in leaning on the arm of her
BROTHER, Winston Nichols who gave
her away AT the: altar, Rev. F. A.
Smith officiating: -, :.,r... -.
Mrs, Macy Early, Miss Maggie
Lavender, Messra Frank Board, Tom
Mills, f. Robert Taylor. and several
others of Glen Jean attended the
wedding :, - =, -. A.,
The bride, and ;: groom received
many valuable presents.
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wv
B SealnsstanS Friday ssRt6ss M =
FStttiSs'sraadson. The .phils&sssA M ,f3
|adsss William Calleadess ~ v ~
o. William Johnson. VIC hass hHAA HiCE
|gcral weeks, ia out sESil s sS n az I; sSsss
|EssGeo, Cough has rsEQrnsd ftar
|lsAing spent teNEWSAk &1rhe
noSa and other poiHSB in 3 ,s@
DrssB. r; WhitsSMNh 4 N9Rin ~ call.
III at Fayetteville Friday. s VA !. q /, 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred @ffOSkinA, asot
/ Thar leston we're the voek end quests
fiMr, and Mrs, s. J., ,JaokHon. ut their
Nome In, Jackson blocssI {; fiiAs ssl
Evsrette jackson ~ otInA &As% va,
70 here the guest: VI Mr. and 4afI Ga6os;
Jackson at their home yon,A Fifth ave-
nue. ~ ~ t.1f'fEss s,Rsss.'sEs Il 4! S.S.
2 Thos. Johnson waAsR business n iais
Tor to- Cedar Grove Monday. > jS rs ST
j Miss Lulu JaInRaS ana Leon James;
If ,smithesea were the> skesk. end &EbAsts
IT Miss H. M. James. 1% s<I$ts, ,,s$ nm
Mrs, Lucy Washington. died sunday
night az the home Of llsS q !. daI,G haer,
dss.1 Nat Woods sat,sthes nSdsa 5
u 81 years. tShe .Rs1As chs az 4onts
GomeryHl best and aldestt ca tjses ! as
- consistent Christian, having beanya
member OF the Baptist church Tor
over Al years, ,,, In, the Immediate
family she 1eeyee two sons. T, HI. Nor
man, Of washington. p o. and Bm4naa
Vel washington. and : one dauEhtSfas
Mrs. Nat Woods.I VI this town, a. hoat
,,9f. graudch hdren. land friends s:to
ptonr their; loss funeral servicsa we're
conducted !: from The First, Baptist
ehr0ch Tuesday afternoon. n Remains
were escorted Ito the cemetery by tha
Fisherman order of which she was q
charter member.y 80. X, .,j,.tg ~ :. ,.,
i T., H. Norman. Of Washington D.
C.,<was called hero, by tie death Of his
mother, Mrs, Lucy washington. ~ fsss
3 Mr. aud aMrsA ,Solonon Brown, on
Institute. came up Tuesday to attend
the funeral OF their: graIdnaotheF,, Mrs!
lucy Washington. ss:,>s:. ...,.5t, 10 "a
4 The Old, Maids Conyt ntion at the
Odd Fe1lows' hall Monday night was u
decided success. FhsSr IA. = j.. Sims
Band $farnished%taeR music u 4 81 sa3ts,
4. Members. Of the FislaSrman Lodge
will present q splay at ithasaN font onfery
opera house, Febr.sary Z; ..ly. yfSSs;.a
: Mr. b. Lewis entertained Wed
heeday evening w::hla TAT Jack.
son Hotel complimentary: to Miss LIN:
eindia Williarns.. Off, Kichme{d. Wa.
The evening ;waa ,vssT pleaaantlY
spent with games and &lnnsic was fur
pished by Brown ;;and Wi1ltams or,
cheStra. u g .ft-Isaii = =. :. - !!
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SPONDENCE.
s.Tp,. jsr,AR!s..

| J! u tsl6pi STAR.
.I ~ W. issjt week too late for
tgIp ssxsEditar,) ~.,,..... =.
~ 81 Brown was business
\ e Is Here last week. g.. s..
lAi1A&Shs went to Sewell
to aee his wife and child
Glemmens is teacher at
Benton and Mr.. Sherman at
tsryioes at Glen. Jean Sun
$ romans improvement League
- - Grsa H. &C. A.; Washin gton
4 @sS and knitted comfort,
!, y! {. wv r: barrefe OF other things
pAnt to- the Orphans Home at
&Ahtlatton.
s2s r. H. Washington went to
NfM4td Monday on business.
B: r Leftwich' spent Sunday
l. with Mr.. and mrs. Benton.
sss5s east jssM. AFTER was the guest OF
g. Mr1. s. A. Washington for
Ii ahdAy: ..:% ,..
M Et& Trainer Is reported i'll.
Mrs. walter Meadows lost
4 last week.
ss;a kdows was pleasant call
heck. y
AZ ohans' Improvement Lea
viii give q Valentine Supper
lsS s1Bth.
Aaents Of the w. Va. Semi
So render a program for Lin
v9nana' Improvement Lea
meet, with Mrs. Smith,
SiAASH = S5"%Ai 'E'%H'.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-18
NIONgG1SsEts

MISS Stella Buseaf who haes@ been
sick several weeks, liable to be out.
~. II. Hays, OF charleston, came up
TO spend Sunday kSfs3i 81, 'S.lif.. &@&s
+ iiThe 5Somsn's ssSysSfneht league
gave an ,afternooSt ana !eythf ng estSr.
tslani8At at9eRe3 Odd TflsliaBa3l8s bAii Sat
Ssrd&St, vhfeh vas an 5atf55y able social
affair and success financisllys- ,a.- s
!, Mrs Mary Perry WA called TO
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-18
STAN AFFORD,

Rev. F. A. Smith, pastor of the
me- Vernon Baptist, Church preached
,tH6 very instructive sermons, Sun
dAYs~6,s: .. ..
.tsJonah McIver was visitor to our
4SWn Hast Sunday. -
The now school house for the
S83tE go people is completed. ....
s ll6r, End Mrs. Gore, Of Carew are
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-18
HINTON.

/.
s Rev, r.. D.: w. Meadows preached
an excellent sermon here Wednesday
evening:.., ~: . . n; ~, y I.
The following program was rem;
dered. Feb. ~. in the Second Baptist
church.: ,'...< -. ..-' ~. ... *, r. -
Music, my Country IT'S Of Thee" y
{ Invocation. Rev. A. .: lewis. 4
|, Reading, what Lireoln Said of
Himself" Miss LoIise Smithers.
Hesitation, sour Mission Estella
BYRD. II ;. ~ :. -. !:
Reading. m RS. Dybs,s Letter Las
GO Wingfiead, ~ - - .~
Reading. ! what Pfcsident9 Have
said OF Lincoln, holley Wells, - =. :. =
Song, ,."columbia. TIE. Gem Of the
Ocean" = 49,. ~ ~ 4. : z< i. -:
Reading. 'Llncoill'ss neltssbprg Ad:
dress Miss Dorthula Pack. s s r.
r. Recitation, "CapLa1n, oh, my, Cap
tain" Orphelia Dafiiels. -. r.. >.
Reading, "Ltncoln's Religion" Lake
Lewis. ~. =. i. = , 81 i 4; u. -.
b Reading, "The yhat$ctear> of. Lin.
colin" Mas Alfredo snifthers.t..
Il Reading, 'Lineofp's Second ..Inaugu-
raj Address, Miss Annie Simpson;
| Reading The Death Of Lincoln q
willie Handy. IT. : - -: J,.r +, .,- H.
i Recitation; "Bryant's Death Of Lin.
coin" Irene Trent .. .. .''..
/ Address; "The Greatest Of Lincoln, .
Rev A. D. Lewis. -. -,
Song, THE Battle Hymn OF the Re
l}public." ii. .,.*>l' r., =. {.
After the programme, Refreshments
were served I'm. she. .baSah1ent,> which
was very beautifully decorated.
Mr. Earl Campbell, OF Ta1cott, spent
Saturday and Sunday, IL Hilton. r
Mr.. Sela Pack; who is teaching in
Lanton, spent Saturday and Sunday
In the city. r. -. g.:
DR.. G. W. HolIoy W int to ~.
verte today 4on sbustr essss., d - :,
Mrs. Johnson of Mt.i Hope is spend
ing few days. IL tho ;oity. J, ~, -.
|; A very enjoyable Progressive Val
entine Dinners was given Saturday
night by "Fhe. Merry Btaket e., club Of
which ths following sy0nrg ladies are
members: Misses M scdarthy Booth,
Eva Wells, Sallie Haynes. Dorthula
sm ,thars Th. - "a. -
were nraaant ~ $3.50. sp"t,ss,,'n
p,,rsass Mi,,an VII ~ ;.aeSls 9oeste
PACK Ear, Gamnhe,, nnt =. ~. oe 81,
Ho1ley. "a. ~
!; At NJ iss pooth,. on 1orae.; te s.~o"s =.
/ " 80 p1,Ssnn,, yt'e St' ~ 4
rnrkev .''@ ' y: r.s,,, - !. :.
i Grnar,. p..aa..53.:, y &''.sity sauce
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GANVAssBRs--

'fssyt E.1gs~ AT. II. --CANVASSERS
u. ilt !. ..s--SOLICLT0RS--
wanted to taxa subscriptions
g s.: ffB PorICE GAZETTE,
bS8Btker With handsomely illus
aEsd book of the Life and Bat
4 sElSS Of LJy#..&. ~ ~. e..
st ksS RACK JOHNSON, *.
Grst~: colored heavyweight
apiaR pG thea H9tld; also
0fhar;s pT9uoipnas; >, every
SafoSn keeper
bDtfing man wants. a. copy.
,SSARH 41,W ron NVBsY
s g0a gseesso. : Address
EEEsS q. oX " PUBLISH
! ~ s'sii tho ,FfAUSm :. 4 :. 3 81.
3 49,. - Ngw Yofk CITY.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-18

ONN'<WHWV'NbF --Iffff -kb3t.HS~NT W. wa
Z Mr.. and Mrs. MeaHs have, the gym,
pathy of their friauaSs they having
lest q little one poss lon since with
pneumonia, and 9Poth eg;Yphild now
quite Ill with the. saaIpla foalady..
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-17

rem spent Thursday al the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fan.
kell. Tie occasion being the eele.
oration o. Mrs. FanHells birthday.
Frank weaver returned Satarda!
rom Montana. whore he las been 10.
the pat three weeks. lie took l6O
acres Of land nea his fatherin-law, L.
NJ. Moaer, and will move his family
there as soon as his corn is gathered
On Thursday morning, Sept. 9Th, a
baby boy came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Butler and as they
gave him such a hearty welcome, he
will continue to make his home with
them and will be known as Norval
Odell Butler.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-17
STELLA.

Little Leslie Bowman is seriously
i'll with indigestion.
Miss Paseo, the primary teacher,
reports a class of eleven beginners.
j.. NJ. Goodloe, II. G.. and Fred
Fankell spent last week in Lincoln
at the fair.
Robert Goolsby and family of Yer
don spent Sunday at the home of
j. M. Goodloe.
Mrs. Raebuck and daughter of
Auburn visited her sister, Mrs. NJ.
Shafet, last week.
James Carr is quite sick with kid
ney trouble at the home OF his niece,
Mrs. Theo. Weaver.
Rev. A. l.. Ogden of Bethany was
in Stella Monday and Tuesday re-
newing old acquaintances.
Mesdames Dougherty and Hart OF
Verdon We're in Stella having some
dental work done last week.
ii. V. Davis while at Burwell last
week purchased a barber shop and
left Monday to take possession.
John Kennel, living just north of
town, had a mule killed by the north
passenger train one day last week.
Jason Zimmerman and A. J.Bald-
win were in Falls City, Friday, trans
acting business for the township
board.
Mrs. Anna Shellenberser returned
Saturday from a visit with her dan
ghter, Mrs. SpiYey at University
Place.
l.. G. Fankell and 'speck' Yates
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-17

visiting his brother. Gus.
Dora Speers is visiting with her
grandmother. Mrs. Saal.
Dan Waggoner and Bradley Vaug-
han were III Fargo Monday.
: dance vas given at Fargo Satur-
day evening in the Redman hail.
Joe Bauman and family spent Sun
day with John Bauman and family.
Ed Durfee. Sr., and little grand
daughter, Mayree, were in Falls City
Thursday.
Lucy Anderson, Pearl, Ruby and
Dan Waggoner and Bradley Vaughan
spent Sunday afternoon in the vicin-
itv of Williamsvile.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-17

The ''Doings'' OF Our Country Friends
and Neigfbors.

left Monday for Fender where Yates
has entered for a foot race for 500
a side.
Dan sarYis sold his residence prop
erty to A.. NJ. Farmer and will give
possession this month. Consider
alton, 5000.
Mesdames A. J. Baldwin and e.
Wheeler visited Monday with Mrs.
&. l.. Slocum and assisted her in
making grape wine.
Thursday morning, September 9Th,
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Zura
Armstrong. The little fellow was nam
ed Harlan Montgomery.
Miss Nettie Wheeler returned Mon
day from University Place, where she
had visited a couple Of weeks at the
home of her uncle, Andy Wheeler.
John Reimers and wife who have
spent the summer in the west anG
northwest. returned home last Satur-
day. Their trip was very enjoyable.
Flank Mullen, living south of town,
who has been so seriously i'll most
of the summer, has so far recovered
as to be able to come to town last
week.
MIS-. Cldud zimmerman ara little
daughter went to Troy. Kas., last
week, where she will assist in caring
for her step mother, who is suffering
with cancer
Barney Shefford is enjoying a visit
frcm his brother, Lew Shefford of
Lincoln, and his sister, Mrs. Able of
Monona, Iowa. He has not seen his
Si-tnr for twenty-six years.
MS. CHARLES Edwards and child
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-17
FARGO.

Henry Gerlt drove to Falls City on
Sunday.
George Koenig spent Sunday with
his family.
Henry Gerlt was in town the last
of the week.
Joe Koenig was in our neighbor-
hood Sunday.
George Dilts came down from Falls
City Saturday.
Morris Vaudeville was a Hamburg
visitor Friday.
r. D. Waggoner was a county seat
visitor Saturday.
Griff Wright and wife were shop
ping here this week.
Fred Menizere of Oklahoma is
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-17
Why We Are Stronger.

The old Greeks and Romans were
great admirers of health and strength;
their pictures and statuary made the
muscles of the men stand out like
cords.
AS a matter of fact we have ath-
letes and strong men-men fed on
fine strength making food such as
Quaker Oats-that would win in any
contest with the old Roman or Greek
champions.
It's a matter of food. The finest food
for making strength of bone, muscle
and nerve is fine oatmeal. Quaker
Oats is the best because it is pure, no
husks or stems or black specks. Farm
ers' wives are finding that by feeding
the farm hands plentifully on Quaker
Oats they get the best results in work
and economy. If you are convenient
to the store, buy the regular size pack
ages; il not near the store buy the
large size family package. 2
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-17

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
D%iarrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the re-
lief and cure of bowel complaints.
1t cures gripping, diarrhoea, ~dysentery,
and should be taken at the first I'M
natural %looseness of het bowels. 1t
is equally valuable for children and
adults. 1t always cures. Sold by all
druggists.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-17

rnlVATE MONEY.
Private money to loan onResl Es-
tate. Mortgages bought and sold.
A.. j. WEAVER.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-10-19
COURT OF BEN HuR.
Organized at Broussard With Thirty
Members-Officer EIected-Meets
First and Third Thursdays.

A court of the Tribe of Ben Hur, a
maternal insurance and social organ
ization with headquarters at Craw-
fordsville, Indiana, was instituted 2t
broussard last Friday with d member
ship of 81, including ladies and gen
tlemen, by State Manager F. X. Mey-
ers. The following officers were elect
ed: Past Chief, L. 2. DeBlanc: Chief.
G. G. Tanner; Judge, r. L. Ducres:
Teacher. Miss Helen Masse: Scri be.
Geo. NJ. Gary: Keeper of Tribute, l..
j. Landry: Captain, Miss Quintilla a
Morgan; Guide, Miss Nettie Malaga
rle; Keeper Inner Gate, Fl. l.. eau
thier: Keeper Outer Gate, Paul Do
mengeanx; Mother OF Hur, Mrs. E. J.
Comeaux; Daughter Of Hur, Miss
Eola Malagarie; Master of Ceremo-
MES. j. w. Malagarie: Rabbi Joseph,
A. A. COmeaux.
The Court will meet first and third
Thursdays of each month.
Thirty members, composed of ladies
and gentlemen of Lafayette Court,
were in attendance.
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Holy Name Society.

A regular meeting of the Holy
Name Society, Emile Soulier presi-
dent, was held Sunday. Immediately
after the morning services at 1880
the society repaired to the presbytery
and held their regular meeting.
Breakfast was then partaken of by
all. the following ladies of the Altar
Society presiding over the different
tables: Mrs. c. o. Mouton, Mrs. S.
R. Parkerson, Mrs. o. C. Mouton, Mrs.
A. V. Liable, Mrs. J. Gilbert St. Ju-
lien, Miss Ida Matthieu, Miss Mary
Thompson and Miss Lucy Judice.
The next meeting will be held on
Nov 81, at which business matters
will be considered and the scope of
the society be largely extended. Some
prominent orator or organizer is ex-
pected to be present
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-10-19
The Cane Crop.
Louisiana Planter.

Louisiana Planter.
A rain, followed by cooler and
clear weather, is the meteorological
history of the past week in the sugar
district. The rain was very welcome.
as it put the land in good shape for
plowing and fallplanting, and the cool
weather was beneficial in as much as
it had tendency to ripen the cane.
Grinding has started on several places
already and next Monday will see
quite number beginning the cam
.paign. So far as heard from the cane
is green, and weather that will have
tendency to ripen it and increase
it's sue, ose is what the planters now
want Concern over the visible dam
age done to the D "a cane by the
hurricane is now giving place to con-
sideration Of the more or less visible
damage done to the crop in general
by the slow ripening which the pros
tration of the cane has entailed.
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Imported tomato paste eight cans
for rs cents. Immerglucks Phone 50.