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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-06
ENCOUNTER WITH
ARMED HOLOUP
lospuh Paine Has Narrow Es-
cape at Gate Of His Own
Residence.
ARREST ITINERANT VENDOR
cnef Browning Attempts TO stop Ped
ling in Interest OF Local Mer-
cIants--Ncws Notes.

ocnrN oct. 6.-Joseph Paine, who
.,s,,ss on TWenty-sixth street between
lincoln and wall avenue. had mar
III, escape from being shot by hold
M, MS he was entering his gate on Mon
Az night The fellow ordered him 70
MA no his hands and Mr.. Paine grab
hed The revolver and struggled with
,,, man at the same time trying to
ys, his own revolver out of his pocke:.
'r,. bold-up managed TO retain mis-
b+i on his pistol ana as soon as H.
,.ed himself nom Ait PAINE grasp,
IAN down IWcnty- street. MI
i,sioe shot at him once but missed him
III tne oarkuess. La the str uggle the
feDoW dropped mis- hat ana Mr.. Paine
i.ssed it up and took 10 TO the police
sfitpp ABOUT / O'Clock an officer Ia
,i.in clothes located hatless man III
saloon on Twenty-nfth street and
Inc Fellow conceded very closely with
tBc description given by Mr.. Paine.
fbe officer asked MIN what became OF
I'M, hat and nc said he had lost II In
"a aght with three men, and that the
hat had an inside mark, "Reno, Ne
,ada He was taken TO the police sta
tIOn and there l0tnilued Dy MI idlhc
as the Identical man who had attempt
"a 10 rob him. The hat was tried on
the mans head and found To be the eX-
ac, size 1t also bore the mark de-
s,rbed % the officer at the saloon.
Now comes the unexplained part Of
The Incident Yesterday morning when
Alr Paine went 20 the station he was
shown the hat he was supposed 1"
have left as the one belonging TO the
hold-up. but Mr. Paine declared II WAS
not the hat he picked up at his ga
d s thought by chief browning thar
the man destroyed the hat, cutting IL
up into small bits and dropping them
into the toilet However il is not
necessary 10 have the hat as evidence
as there were several witnesses who
saw the man identify the hat at the
time he was first arrested The fellow
gave hIs name as Michael j. Ryan.
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PROBABLE CANDIDATES
FOR MAYOR OF PROVO
Utah County commissioners Appoint
Deputy Tax Collectors I'm
Principal Towns.
Especial c,orresponaencel

PROVO, oct. 6.-The probable candi-
dates for mayor on the Democratic and
conventions this week seem 10 have
narrowed down from a large numberwho
have been mentioned to g. f. Decker
and Heller G. JeX of the Democrats.
and Joseph s. Berry and s. II. Eggert-
sen Of the Republicans. Mayor Decker
rs the present incumbent and many
of his party want To give him second
term, although Mr. JeN has a large fol-
lowing. Both Mr. Berry and Mr. Egg
gertsen have strong support in their
party.
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JOE HARRIS SHOT AND
KILLED BY JOE PACE
Latter Telephones Shcrin of Grand
County of Homicide at
Mcstwatcr. Utah.
Especial Correspondence

MOAB. Grand Co.. Utah, oct 4-.Ioe
Pace telephoned Sheriff Bliss from West
water, Grand Co. Utah. that he had
shot and killed Joe Harris, a cowpunch-
er, also of WcstWater
No particulars were given but 70 Is
known that theie was bad blood between
them and there is a case pending ina the
district court between them Harris Is
the man that killed Henry Sieber a
wealthy cattleman about five years ago
one Piniou, near Grand Junction Mesa
Co. Cole. for which he was acquitted
Harris shot and killed Henry Sieber
Harris with being a cattle 'rustler."
The killing took place On the presence
Of several Of Sieber's cowboys.
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LOGAN DEsERET NEWS AGENCY

our agent. r A. Mitchell. who has
had charge OF The Deseret News
agency for the past four years in Io-
Kau has rendered his resignation on
account or his time being fully ocCu-
pied in other matters. and !. NJ. Blalr.
whose address Is 100 vest First North
street. has been appointed as his sue =
cessor Patrons ~ The News viii
kindly renew subscriptions with him.
aud he also will attend 10 all COM
plants In regard 20 delivery OF the
paper. etc. His phone number Is SOAR.
Bell orders for Church works. etc,
ton by him.
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LINEUP FOR SATURDAYS GAME
Coach Maddox Selects Strong Aggrc-
CATION 10 Play Logan Warriors.

Coach Maddox announced the lineup
Of the university team which is 10 go to
Logan Saturday 10 meet the Agricultural
college IN the annual game between the
two state schools To b. a strong aggre-
cation OF gridiron warriors and expects
to give the agrouomists a hard game.
Magers are az even money, however. I'm
Logan. and the game promises TO Dc "A
spirited AFFAIR special excursion train
will leave here Saturday morning at 3
o'clock for the game and II IL expected
that a big crowd Will 20 up 10 see tho
The lineup as announced IS as fol-
lows.
shores. left end
korns. center.
j.. Olson. left guard.
Christensen. right guard.
Home. left tackle
Olson CCaptl. riEht tackle,
Walker and Doolittle. right end
Love. quarter back
Schweitzer left hslf back.
Romney. right half bnck.
Loell fun back.
Jensen. substitute right guard.
Nielsen substitute center.
HorsfnI substitute right end
peterson. substitute LEFT end.
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IrINERANr VENDOR ARREsTED.

OGDEN. Oct. 6.-I.ast night Chief
Browning mad a man arrested for sell
ing blankets and rugs. etc, claiming
that he was not taxpayer, and that
il was not fair TO the local merchants
10 allow him TO carry ON his business.
70 appears that there are several men
around the city working for man by
The name of Edwards. and that they
solicit Don the residence section of the
town and deliver their goods, which are
shipped up from salt Lake, after TAX
ing orders The chief Is going 10 take
This ease 90 count and make a test OF
30 10 see whether the law viii allow "A
man to sell goods IN this way 10 the
oeirlmeut of the local merchants.
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FTNERAL SERVICES.

provo. oct. 6.-The funeral OF Mrs
y. +. Dufiin, held yesterday in the
Fifth ward Westinghouse. was attended
hy "a large number Of relatives and
friends. The speakers were Elders
James q. Dufiin, Ashley Bartlett and
A. J. Southwick. and Bishop Albert
Manwaring Beautiful vocal selections
were rendered by the ward choir.
The funeral was held al the Congre-
gational CHURCH yesterday over the re-
mains Of Christian Borresen, attended
By a large number Of friends The fu
neral sermon was delivered by Roy. j.
Challen smith
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-06

Richey have returned from an extended
trim through tho eastern states. They
visited Mr.. Richeys sister at Font
Dodge. Iowa. and spent considerable
time around Niagara Falls They hau
splendid trip and are very enthusi-
astlc over the scenery at Niagara and
other points OF interest visited
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WAmNG or ALLEGED RoBBERs

OGDEN Oct 6--Charles j. Dryer
ana II ~ Van Horn. charged witn
b'ahl laIgeuy. were auaigned In the
municipal court for their preliminary
nearing yesterday morning They are
,naIged with robbing q Jap named ..
lasacli0 OF SIS on Sept o. The
..esed onensr was committed back o.
f Vslen tabernacle. officer Crompton
'ns lne one who made the arrest
ine case was carried over tin tins
,,1t,ining io allow the men 10 submit
lnelf argument
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BIG BUILDING roR provo.

PROVO. oct 6--The Inland Real Es-
tate company. which owns considerable
real estate In this city, proposes TO
build threc-story and basement build
ing Just east of the Knight block. The
ground floor viii be used for business
purposes. part OF a. and the entire
basement viii bee occupied by The
Provo Herald and The New Century
Printing company. TIE upstairs rooms
will be- used for Offices. The building
will be modern IN every particular.
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Hamburger Line Excursion to Salt
Lake.

For l.. d. S. Conference and Utah
State Fair.
one fare for round trip on sale Oct.
end TO 9Th inclusive, return limit Oct.
18th. Special train from ogden Oct.
Srd- 4th-5th-6th and 9TH leaving at
1850 A. M, arrive Salt Lake 1928 A.
NJ Special Theatre Trains return from
Salt Lake. oct. 2nd-3rd -4th-5th and
9Th at 1870 p. Nj. Ask our agents ! 2
Daily trains I'm addition to special
trains on days mentioned.
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Good Blood

Means good health, and Hoods ssrsa.
parills has an unspprosehed record as
a ood-purifer.
This medicine cures scrofula.
eczema, eruptIons, catarrh. rheuma-
tism. anemia, nervousness. that tired
feeling, dyspepsia, loss Of appetite.
general debility. and builds up the
whole system.
II effects its wonderful cures. not
simply because Sc contains sarsaparlla
but because Il combines the utmost
remedial values OF more than 20 differ
ent ingredients. There Is no real sub
stitute for A. II urged TO buy any
preparation said to be "just as good"
you may be sure st Is inferior. costs
less to make. and yields the dealer
larger profit.
Got 9. today IN Tho usual LIQUID form or h,
chorolatod tablet form called Srrsntabs
100 Doses One Dollar.
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wANDERER RETURNS.

PROVO, oct 6.-Lon Skinner. an
old-timc Provo man dropped into town
Monday and proceeded 10 hunt up his
relatives OF whom there are many left
although a number have died durine
the thirty wears Mr. skinner has been
away. He has Travelled In Arizona and
Mexico and engaged Ia various pur-
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PICArOCNrIs I'M nErnr-

OppEN Oct "a pickpocket re-
a., W. Loder of Reno. New. OF
W es Dc Was about 90 board a train
,....' union depot Monday evening. He
in, tne fellow as he was escap
a N tne crowd and gave a good
NJ. 'll'h %. Dim 10 the police bur
' nave H't located him yet.
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MISSIONARY REUNION.


The reunion Of the elders and saints
OF the New Zealand ana Australian
missions. which vas held last evening
I'm the Twelfh -lhirteenth Naru meet
in9houso was pronounced success M
.,,erv vav There was an attendance
IN nealv 500 present The missions
met conformity for the opening eNer-
risos and separated Tor the transac-
fion OF business. afterwards meeting
together FOR the program, which con-
sisted OF Addresses, Rotations ana
musical selections after which refresh
ments wcna served ana dancing was
in,riced in al l0.A5. Former presidents
of missions present were Andrew
smith. D. n Barker. q. A. lsiauh,
lanes DuclSworth and VIM. Armstrong
of the Australian mission ana Ezra
stevenson and Rufus n. Hardy OF the
New Zealand mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-06
Well known Hotel Keeper tses and
Recommends Chambcrlain's
Collie. Cholera aud Diar-
rHuaa Kennedy

~ take pleasure in saying hat I have
kept chamberlain colo cholera and
llarrhoea Remedy In ms family medicine
chest for about fifteen Years. and have
always had satisfactory results from lfs
use. 4 have Administered 10 a. great
many travelling men who we're suffering
from troubles for which he ls recommend,
ca ana have never failed 90 relieve
them Saws D. e Jenkins of Glasgow.
Ky This remedy is fof sale hy Hl drHr-
gisfs
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suits. Mr.. skinner has not made
pronounced success financially. but has
managed 20 make living " Il and 90
get back. lie has not yet decided
whether he will settle down IN Provo
or 60 somewhere else % make start.
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BIRRELL.sHIPP REALTY Dol

The Real Estate People
The Rirrel shipp Realty Company
tsucoessors 10 A "A Rlrrel COZ are
now az 10 Exchange Place, ground
door. Nenhouso Building Their slo-
gan. Everything in Real Estate
tssS-Bolh Fhones.-sSs3
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PROVO.

The News" Is delivered by carrier
every night (Sunday excepted at IS
complaints should be made 30 2. !.
Dugdale, agent for Daily. Saturday
end Weekly News orders taxi
en- FOR Church Works Residence. 372
W. 9TH North. Ind. Phone 295-M
Carrier east side Of Academy Ave
Bell 2oS red
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave.
Ind. l02-A
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WILL ENFORCE LIoUoR LAW.

OGDEN. oct 6.-Chief Thomas r..
hoNning Says he intends TO enforce
ine ness liquor license ordinance 10 the
letir ana that an offenders viii be
dealt o'th very severely.
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Utah Photo Materials CO, CONNER
clal Photographs, as Main. Phone ii52
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utah Photo Materials Co, CONNER
clai Photograph. i25 Main. Phone itss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-06

The meat 20 eat-that can't be beat
That makes you smile WIENER you eat
Is that by the Inter Mountain Packing
Co. packed.
The meat that by Uncle Sam Is backed
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

owing TO some changes at the power
plant Of the Electric company IN Provo
canyon the power was shut or from
this city last night and part OF to-
day
Il. a. Mock. tho-right-of-way agent
for the D. 4 II. q. was iu the city
yesterday lie reports that bids viii
soon be let for the construction of the
Union depot at the foot of Third West
street and that work will start this
fall.
The business i'm tho Provo postomicc
for the quarter ending September so,
was $5,2f5.4t. against S4.gSO.56 for the
corresponding quarter last year.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Robson have
been called TO salt Lake ON account Of
the Illness Of their daughter. Mrs.
stella Sundstrom. who is at the Groves
l. ID. $. hospital She Us not dead as
reported yesterday but is getting along
nicely.
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noME rRnM EASTERN rnlr

0IDLN. o. l.-1Ir ana Mrs. Albert
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tb\ lila

Ovilia luly 1t continues dry.
A few light showers that Keep cotton
alive but not growing much.
Some folks talk of having fresh
roasting ears. but surely they were
shipped in.
Miss Mable Myers of Waxahachie
Is visiting Miss Fay Bigham
Mr. Tom Morton gave the young
people an entertainment Saturday
night All report good time.
Clayton StokeG and wife left Fri
day morning for Oklahoma on an
extended visit
Mrs. DR.. Goddard of Boyce has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris.
Mrs Chas. Hill and daughter. Ma
ny Louise, and Miss Maud Ham were
shopping in Waxahachie Monday.
Amos Stoker and family were Wis
ting in our little city last week.
e. r. Patterson. wife and daugh-
ter, visited relatives in Midlothian
last week and attended the union
meeting which was in progress there.
Since our last communication
death has visited our neighborhood
and taken from our midst our friend
and neighbor. p. ID. Ryan. He leaves
wife and large family of children
to mourn his loss. We extend to
them our heartfelt sympathy.
Leroy Grimes has been suffering
causing blood Tcison.
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LONE CEDAR.

Lone Cedar, July As Monday
was spent IN celebrating the gIor-
ious Fourth and our carrier tailed
to put III his appearance, Tuesday
finds us trying to jot down few
items.
Rev. Watt filled his regular APP
pointment Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. E NJ Wood, who has been
quite sick for several days, was i'm
proving slowly at last report
Mrs Blalock visited Mrs Alice
Robinson Sunday.
Misses Nellie and Grace Robinson
attended the social given by he Mis-
ses Mitchell of No 2, Friday night
and report a pleasant time.
Mr. Marvin Pierce Of Lone Cedar
is visiting relatives and friends at
Grand Saline
Mrs. L N. Freddy visited relatives
at Corsicana sunday
Mr. Smith and daughter, Mrs. Hat
tie Cohorn, visited in italy Saturday.
Mr. George Mansker of italy visi-
ted friends near Lone Cedar sunday.
Mrs Martha Turner, who has been
spending the past six weeks with her
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Saturday urht amonr them teine
Nr. Wu,,r Nar.ou OF Ray aud Miss
Nar rtppet OF Wasahachle
MISS sallio Nosolos of Eoonc Tex
a. returned home Friday after
spending q f,V days Nith ber cous-
iu Miss Lucille Hanson
Misses Patterson gave sn enter
tainmeut 10 their friends Tuesday
night All report nice time.
Nj. ! W Freeman has been stay
Ing few days IT India attending to
his horse which he had the mlsfof-
tune 20 get water foundcred one day
laet week
Miss Minnie Freeman spent a few
days last week with her brother at
Malonoy
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. COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE .
u a q 4 =
GOLFERS CHAPEL.

Golfers Chapel, July 6.-The
death angel has visited our com
nunIty aud claimed for its victim
Mrs c. c. Banks. Mrs. Banks had
long been a resident, coming here
from Galveston and was loved and
IGNORED by all who knew her. She
leaves the following children, with
a host of other relatives aud friends,
to mourn her death: Mrs. Carter of
Houston; Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Ran
son of this place, Mr. viii Banks of
San Antonio and Mr.. Walter Banks.
She was laid to rest in the Waxaha-
chic cemetery Saturday, June 25th,
at 3 O'Clock
Misses Effie Heine and Willie Hol-
ley went to the picnic at Nash Satur-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Paisley and Miss
Maude spent Sunday at Nh Edgar
Thompson's.
Mrs Riley Marshall returned home
Friday from her visit to Tennessee.
Mr. Drew Thomas went to Calves
ton Saturday
Mrs. Overstreet visited Mrs. Brad
ley Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Clark served ice cold
watermelons to a few of their friends
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daurtieU SIRE PfIt' vHt called
home saturday on ar.ouui of tt' .r.
uoH. Hu,sa OF hnr ganiafer-iu.aH.
Mrs lpuuie Turupr
Nt- llar,y and family from Push
College attended services at Lone
Cedar sunday
Mrs. Matt Pope left saturday for
Kaufman. where she goes TO sp"ud
n while with her aged father and
mothur. Nj aud Mrs Talliafcrro
We are needing rain very badly
nov Corn and millct o." suffering.
Cotton Is doirE fairly Wen.
Health very Rood
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

l.. ID. Darnel, Austin T.. s. Dav-
is, Hillsboro; L. NJ. Anderson, Hous-
ton; c. c. Franklin, Detroit; S. B.
Barnwell, Fort Worth; F. A. Ryan,
Dallas; ]. n. Shelly, Dallas; Boyd
Brown, Dallas; Miss Virginia Carl
ton Fort Worth ] r. Rodgers, Dali
las; f. r. Stewart, Dallas; f. A.
Pollak, Houston; w. f. Thompson,
Hillsboro; w c, Miller, Dallas; L.
). Van Hook, Fort Worth; Harry
Deutscher. Kew York; p. R. Ward,
st. Louis; W. p Danforth, Denison;
A d. Gugenheim, st. Louis; r. B.
Walthall San Antonio; F. ]. Corri-
gan, Dallas: Hapy A. Wier, Oklaho-
ma City: r. Giyebs, Dallas.
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bach y = Moore Furniture 60
both phones NJ
Clarence Thomson returned ths
morning from Taylor where ho ~.
tended .,rss OF automobile race"
yesterday
Phone The Waxaaschle Livery and
Transfer co. when you want trunk
or baggage ~ any Kind hauled
Phone ~. n
Hines Thomrou i- sick with tl-
phoid fever az the home OF his par
onts. Mr. aud Mrs j ~ Thomson
on kaufmou street
Trims about IT, Only 25c per quart
at Ea,itorium- one dollar IN Dallas.
mean for ice cream and all the
family can enjoy ours 50
Mr.. aud Mrs. John b George re-
turned this morning from Galveston,
where Mr. George attended meet
ing of the Katy agents.
IL L. Ramsey and ed Fra~ley of
Natchcz. Miss. and Mrs. Allen
Wright Of Corsicana are the guests
of ID. and Mrs. G.. w. stone.
George Mizell. Jim and Robert
Coleman and Albert Singleton went
to Lancaster last night and attended
ia reception at the tome of Miss
Pearl White
If YOU appreciate good work and
would like 10 have the best photos
for your money wait until | return
the latter part of August. Mrs. c. F.,
Jackson. leading photographer. II
Miss t. Blake. who has been the
guest Of Miss Eileen Lovejoy, left
Monday for Waxahachie to be with
her sister for several weeks and Will
return to Houston about the first of
August. Houston Chronicle.
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ASHWOOD.
day night

Ashwood, July 6.-Oh, JOY, it has
rained. The shower that fell last
Thursday afternoon was greatly ap-
preciated, although it never covered
very large space. Little creek got
up about a foot and half but the
ground was so dry it soon drank it
up.
MIR. John Dennis has been i'll but
is some better at present.
Mr. Willis has some sickness at
his house.
MIR. and Mrs Golden spent last
week with Mrs. Bice.
Mrs. Flint spent one day last week
with her sister, Mrs Bill Powell who
has been sick.
Mrs J. w. Fields spent two or
three days in our community last
week
Mr. G w Chapman's father and
grandfather of east of WaXahachie
passed through here one day last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Bice and Mr.. and
Mrs. Golden spent last Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. station of near Ster-
rett.
Mr.. A A Eason and sons birthday
was well attended Sunday with plen-
~ to eat and good time. MIR Eas-
on was 40 and his Oldest son was ] 3.
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Foreign Missionary Society.

the Methodist Episcopal church will
meet at the church at p. m, Mon
day Your presence is requested. The
following program will be rendered:
Topic, Brazil.
Devotional, Mrs. Neal.
Harriet.
Advancement of work in Brazil,
Mrs r. r. Moore.
Leaflet. Mrs. n. T. Knight.
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ltblsIsI~1tbS.

Forrcston. July e.. Rev. Corhin
of Midlothian filled his regular sp-
jpoiutmcnt sunday morning and night
At the Baptist church.
Miss Lizzie Winn loft sunday
morning for Dallas. whore she will
spend some time visiting.
MIR and Mrs S NJ. Matthews and
little daughter, Marie, spent sunday
and Monday at Boyce.
Henry McCarter has begun work
on his now gin. Henry is a thorough
going. energetic business man and
we predict for him a good business.
Mrs. Mollie Hampton entertained
Monday evening in honor of Miss
Nittie Edmondsons eighteenth birth
day Mrs. Hampton is a royal enter
tainer and all spent "A most delight
tul evening Delicious cake and cream
were served
j. +. Cooper and Ed Gardner and
several others took an auto trip to
Dallas Monday.
Mrs. l. w Phelps and babies and
Miss Maggie Cherry were passengers
to Waxahachie Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McWhirter and
baby of Italy We're in Forreston Mon
day.
Misses Alma and Iona May Nc
Lier of Italy visited here Saturday
and Sunday.
There was Q show in town Tues
day night
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Leaflet. Mrs. n. T. Knight.

Everyone would be benefited by
taking Foley's Orino Laxative for
stomach and liver trouble and hab-
itual constipation. 1t sweeetens the
stomach and breath, gently stimu-
lates the liver and regulates the
bowels and is much superior to pills
and ordinary laXatiyes. Why not try
Foley's Orino Laxative today? p. W,
Fearis d