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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-15
Niahtoaps Worn Aaafn.


Modish women are wearing night
caps precisely like those worn by u
grandmothers. but our ~progenitors
would st up ana stare with wonder II
they could behold tho modern version
of their head. coverings. Such. dainty
little caps they are, OF finest lawn. lace
and ribbon, with a thin lining of india
silk OF a becoming color made like a
saehet and scented with the perfume
affected by the wearer. These caps are
SO fetching that any excuse for adopt
ing them is welcomed.
Still. there are lots of women of the
practical sor who would rather have
ears as long as D~onatello's fawn than
be thought faddish enough to wear
their hair in the new style or to bother
with ear bandages, caps or any OF the
paraphernelin that are eagerly adopted
by their frivolous sisters who think
that making the best OF oneself IL o
a cardinal sin
CATHERINE TALBOT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-15
Il W. 800 81

was sem back to France and from
that day to this has uttered not a sin
gle word. It Is supposed that her ter
rible sufferings during those two years
unbalanced her mind and made her
take this vow of perpetual silence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-15

gests that all organists be instructed
in appropriate overtures, songs or
artas. together with another list of
those which suggest mur1er. suicide or
O general marital tragedy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25
SCHOOL bond Insue.

OMAHA Sept. 23.-To the Editor OF
The Bee; l read the fine tribute to the
Omaha schools and DR.. W. NJ. Davidson.
The teachers have a good reason to praise
the Omaha schools, for they are the best
paid in the country, with the least work.
notice that DIR. Davidson is a strong ad-
vocate OF another bonding of the city for
$4,000 How about the home owners, who
are losing their little homes by tax sales?
Watch the advertised tax sales. / do not
know huw much the doctor pays to Omaha
schools In taxes but this is sure: The
only way for the taxpayer to break even
and have anything for old age is to either
start saloon, a church or school of some
kind to get out OF taxes, like the busi-
ness colleges, and would suggest an
academy to teach milking a COW and rails
ing chickens for both boys and girls. We
have too much theory for our practical
and bread-winning abilities. The school
board has had its own way about long
enough. 1t paid $500 each for twelve lots
north OF Fort street, that were selling two
years ago for 800 TO $500 for the best one,
and those the board bought no one wanted
at any price. II Is easy to spend the peo-
pies money and II there is not a let up
on mOrtgaging our homes b. submitting the
voting OF bonds 10 the people who do not
pay any of the tax, we viii be In the same
hole we were twenty years ago, and thus
set Omaha back ten years.
HOME OWNER.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25
No cards 1Uin be given to children

has been returned TO the pulpit for another
year and will be glad 10 greet all members
and friends of the church at the services
on Sunday.
Walnut Hill, Forty-first and Charles, Z.
K. Hosman, Pastor-Morning, 1880. Theme I:
The Law of Progress" Sunday school,
u. G. l.. Lindley, superintendent Epworth
league, Z. Evening service, s.
Oak Street Mission and Bible School, 5000
South Twentleth-Sunday at 3, adult and
other classes. Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. T. G. Webster, Sunday evening at 8.
Midweek meeting Thursday at & Social
Tuesday evening.
Lutheran.
St. Pauis Lutheran, Twentieth and
Parker G. T. Otto, Pastor-Service at 10
Evening worship in English at 1:4b. Sub
ject: "our Fathers Forgiveness" Sunday
school, 1850. Evening. confirmation class
class begins October II and meets on sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays OF he month
Choir every Thursday.
PresbyterIan.
Church OF the Covenant, Twenty seventh
and Pratt, Rev r. I. Bell, -. y. Pastor
| Services at 1880 ana 1885, sabbath school a.
noon; Young Peoples society at Z.
| Third, Twentieth and Leayenworth, Rev
| f. p. Ramsay, Pm. d., Pastor-SundaS
chool $3.50 a, m; worship ana sermon
| lU:45 a. m, ''rhe Lords supper 8. p. m.
Sin" Seats free, strangers welcome
North, Nineteenth ana Ohio. NJ, V. Hig
pee, ID. d., Fastor-Morhing WORSHIP at l03
| evening at g. sermons by the PASTOR SAP
| bath school at II; Christian Endeavor a
| I; prayer meeting at Wednesday evening
| communion October 2
Central United, Twenty-fourth and Dodg
] Sermons at 10 80 and 5 by President Mar
shall Of the Presbyterian theological semi
| nary; Sabbath school at close of morning
| service, with Rally day exercises.
Lowe Avenue corner Fortieth and Nicho-
| las, Rev. Natnanial McIllll.., ~. -, 1892
| ter-Morning worship at 1850; SUNDAY
school changes from 10 TO IL cock chris
1 tian EndeavOr at I, Special service Of
song by the choir at O'clock. led by Mrs
Malls; short sermon by the pastor
| Westminster, Twenty ninth and Mason
Rev Thomas II. Mcconnell, Pastor-lO;3O
| service with sermon on Rally Day eX
| erclses by the Sabbath school; II m, sat
! bath school and Bible classes; $3.50. West
minister chapel Sunday school; 1880 service
The Great Salvation and Our Attitude
| Toward It."
First, Seventeenth and Dodge, Edwin
Hart jerks, ID. D.. PastoT-Morning service
at 1880. subject The Path OF the JUST
! s .. m. subject, "Coveting the Best" Sun
| day school al noon, when the pastor glvei
! an address on why study the BibleT
Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor at Gas.
Ralph H. Houseman, Minister-l0:30 a. m.
| The Grace Of Continuance" rally day
theme for the membership u M, Bible
| school rally day exercises p. m, youne
| peoples meeting; p. m, "Disinherited Fol
! Unbelief," a theme for young people
Thursday afternoon. Woman's Missionary
society.
Clifton HIN. Forty-nfth and Grant
Thomas b. Greenlee, Pastor-Sunday will
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

Jenkins. d. D., Notwithstanding worship
with sermon at 1890. "Unchurched VERT
ties" Music by the quartet with solo,
The Ninety and Nine" by Mr.. Manchester,
No evening service.
Plymouth, Twentieth and Spencer. John
p. Clyde, Understanding worship 1880.
school at - O'clock. Christion Endeavor
$50. Evening worship In charge OF the
North Side Christian church at 7:45.
Christian.
First, Twenty-sixth ana Harvey, j. NJ
Kersey, Pastor-Preaching at l0:46 and 7:45.
Bible school at s:45.
Christian Science.
Second Church of Christ Scientist Nine.
teenth and Farnam, Lyric Theater-Sunday
school, 9:45. Service, 1. Subject, lesson
sermon. Reality"
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Twenty.
Sunday school at s45 Sunday services al
ii and 5. Subject of lesson sermon
Reality"
Episcopal.
Church of the Coco shepherd, Twentiett
and Ohio, Rev. T. J. Collar-Holy commun,
Ion at 1880 and IL; Sunday school, s:45; pc
evening service.
saint Matthias, Tenth and WorthlnRton
Rev. James Noble, RESPONSIVENESS Sunday
al 1880, II and 4:5D; Wednesday and Thurs.
day at 8; Friday at 4SO.
All Saints, Twenty-sixth and Dewe,
Avenue T. J, Mackay, Rector-Holy com
munion at 1880 a. m; morning prayer an,
sermon at II a. M
Church of the Good Shepherd, Twentieth
| ana Ohio, Rev. T, j. Collar Rector-Holl
communion at 1880 Morning prayer an;
sermon at II. Evening prayer at 1850. sun
day school at s;A5.
st. Andrews, Forty-first aud ChArles
| Rev. + ID. Tyner. RectoF-toly commun
! on at a. m; Sunday schOol at a:R a M
| holy communion and sermon at ii a no
| evening prayer and sermon at 1880
| Trinity Cathedral, Eighteeuth and CAnI,o
Avenue, Very Rev G. A. BeechsT, Dean
/ HOLY communion at g. m; Sunday schoo
at e;45 a. m: morning prayer and sermon
| AZ II; evening prayer and sermon at 4
Church OF ST Philip the Deacon, North
| Twenty-fiTst near Paul, Rev John AlhArt
williams. Priest-Mass, 1880 q. m mathis
/ 1880 a. m. choi a. mass anu SERMON a, -
/ m: sunday school and eatechism, 1890
/ choral svensonP and sermon, ESQ .. m
Methodist.
! Norwegian and Danish. Twenty-fifth an,
/ Notwithstanding by the pastor II a. m
/ and p. m. Young Peoples meeting D. m
Trinity, Twenty-first and Binney, @. w
/ will preach. The Embarrassment OF tn,
! Preacher" In the evening Rev. r. +
Hosman will preach
First. Twentieth and Davenport Franl
/ n. Lynch, ID. D.. Pastor-Sunday school a
/ 9;46. Morning sermon by new pastor, DIR
/ Lynch at IL. EpWorth league at 7, will
preaching service at S
McCabe, Fortieth and FarnAm. Rev
/ John Grant Shick. Pastor-Sunday schoo
al TO- superintendent Charles n. Chase il
charge. Themes: Morning "A Full Handed
Epworth league service at :. The pastor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25
Tho Modern FnIIInv

II was Mrs. Forester I'm that charming,
quaint Crawford" who acknowledged that
she always confused horizontal" and
perpendicular" because Tin her day the
only use people made OF four-syllabled
words was to teach how they should be
spelled"
The present generation has reversed the
process; nowadays words are more easily
defined than spelled, and the recent story
OF a college graduate comes aptly to point
this moral and adorn the tale"
Miss Worthley was trying. unsuccess-
fully enough, to write letters In the rather
noisy hubbub OF a house party. At last
she glanced up with a worried air:
"Oh girls; please do be quiet Just q little
minute" she begged. You've nearly made
me ruin my letter. just see, I've actually
panion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25
Emmanuel service Friday at 4.
Miscellaneous,


The Douglas County Holiness association
Will conduct services Sunday at 1880 at the
First United Evangelical church, 242O
Franklin street.
Charles w. Savidge, 20 'tor- W.
Text Not Ordinarily Emphasized" Even
ing, The BoOhs Ope..N4. 100, a4~..-4
has charge of the music.
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF
Latter Day Saints, 1918 North Twenty-first
Elder ]. NJ. Baker Pastor, 301l Franklin
Sunday school at 9:45. Preaching at II and
s. Young Peoples meeting at $3.50. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 8, Ladies Aid
society Thursday at 2,
First Reformed, South Twenty-third and
Central Boulevard, F. S. Zaugg, Pastor
| Rally day in the Sunday school at 9;30
| Only one service in the morning. Mr., G. @.
| Wallace, president OF the Nebraska State
Sunday school association, will deliver an
address at II. Preaching in the evening at
: g. Subject; "All is Yours" Christian
! Endeavor at Z.
Y. w. c. A. Notes.
| Registration week In the educational de-
partment continues through to September
| Program for the week:
I r' 7N-Ruiding open from to D. m.
4:aO, regular vesper service Miss Theodste
service Solo by Miss f 'R Edit a1P K Golas
Mondayr-i2:30 free demonstration IN the
domestic science kitchen, Boning trout.
Bhroiling s, trout I;S9 regular meeting OF
mittee. 1880 TO 3, reception and mass meet
! ing OF the elementary Sunday school work
ers OF the city, with the following pro-
gram:
The Need for Teacher Training ..,....
DR.. j. M. Kersey
Mrs. c. x, Mangumi.'
! Presentation of elementary graded courses
| Demonstration OF elementary songs.....
Review Of lessons for Sunday October 2
! Tuesday-l0 a. IN. Free demonstration
! Mayonnaise dressing.
Thursdays y. m. Free demonstration
| omelets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

be observed as Rally day. Special sermon
at 1890 on the place and Function OF the
at Sunday school; junior Christian En-
deavor at $3.50: senior Christian Endeavor
at Z; public worship at, s, "Sef-Control;'
Wednesday evening at 8, service prepare
tory to commuaioH.
Roman Catholic.
Holy FaH,iy-Low masses at to 1850
a, M: evening deVotions az i:4o; confes-
sions on Saturday from to and from 7;lb
to Q.
st. Mary Magdalens's. Nineteenth and
Dodge. Rev. Bernard SHINE Pastor-Low
mass at and 1880; confessions Saturday
from to and from to 10.
St PhnOgsnA,s Tenth and william Rev
James w. Stenson. Pastor-Low mass at 81
high mass at 1880. benediction at 7:t5;
confessions saturday from TO and from
| 1850 to $50
Fourteenth. Rev. J. Vranek, Pastor-Low
rAss at s; high mass at 10i bensdiction
At 2:3o; confessions Saturday from to
| and from 1880 TO $3.50.
st. Patrickr. Fourteenth ann CASTELAR,
Rev. John 7. Smith. Pastor; Rev. Patrick
Moynihnn, Asslstant-LDw mass at T. and
1890; benedicti.n at I:46i confessions satur-
J day from to and from TO $50
Immaculate Conception. Polish. Twenty
| fourth and BANCROFT, Rev. Weneeslsu us
| Krzyckl o. +. NJ. Pastor--Low mass at
and 1000; benediction after last mass:
| confessions Saturday from to and from
| s;28 to 10.
sacred Heart, rwenty-second and Bin
| NeN Rev y Judge. H. /. Pastor;
Rev T. ]. Manning. Assistant--LoW mass
| At Z, and lO:SU: hened elton after last mass
confessions Saturday from 10 and from
| 1880 to $50.
St. cecsliA's PrO-csthsdral. Torrieth and
! Webster. Rev ID. p, Harrington Pastor:
Rev e. NJ. Gleason and Rev. ], o'0rady'
| Assistants-Low mass at Z, 9. 3. 10 Ano II;
confessions Saturday from S:aO to $50 and
/ from to $50
st. Peters. Twenty-eightS ana Lesysn-
| worth Rev. p. A. McGovsrn. Pastor; Rev.
| stephen L. Dowd and Rev. p. 9. Cannon,
| ARsistants-Low mass at I, 8. ., 10 and IL;
| benediction at T:4: confessions Saturday
| from to and from 1880 TO o.
/ St. Johns. rW enty-fifth and California
| Rev. Martin NJ. BroL sReest. s. J., Pastor:
tion at T:t6; confessions Saturday from 3 to
and from 7;ls 20 10.
st Joseph's German. Sixteenth Snd Cen.
.er Rev Paclfieus Kohnen, o. y. NJ. pas
| tor; Rev. Rembert SAndowski. o. r. NJ
and Rev. Gratianus GebTiR o. r. NJ. As
| slstants-LoW mass ct $3.50 and 1870;
| benediction at 7;B; confessions Saturday
from 10 and from ESQ to 10
United Brethren.
Unity, seventeenth and Cass. Services at
1890 Rev George Arlington OF Beloit,
! kan viii preach. Topic, The Message of
the Gallilean to the People OF Today" sun
day school at H.
Hartford, Nineteenth and Lothrop, NJ. o.
Mclaughlin, Pastor-Service at 1870;
theme, "A Spiritual Walk" Evangeistic
service at s, theme, The Revelation Of
God" Workers meeting Wednesday at g.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

When the employees OF the Monteleone
hotel receive their next pay envelope they
are going TO find enclosed a new service
code which the hotel will adopt.
The following extracts from II give an
excellent idea OF what will be expected
from the employees In the future
THE Hotel Monteleone 10 operated for
the benefit and convenience OF it's guests.
Without guests there could be no Hotel
Monteleone.
Never be purky, pungent or fresh The
guest pays your salary as well as mine
He Is your immediate benefactor
"a man may wear a red neckte, a green
vest and tan shoes and still be a gentle
man.
THE stranger In cowhide boots, broad
brlIn and rusty black hat may be presi-
fe~' Of a railroad or senator from over the
ridge.
on cannot afford TO bv superior or
s"nsn with anv patrons OF this hotel
said so."-New Orleans PicayunN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25
Our Letter Box

Not sxoosding Two Hundred 7-a-ds
Are Invited from Our Readers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

Frank n. Lynch. ID. D.. the new pastor
OF the First Methodist Episcopal church,
arrived Friday from Topeka. He will
preach his first sermon TO an Omaha con-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

DR.. T. II. Hanna will preach at the FRS,
United Presbyterian church, E'wenty-flrst
and Emmett streets Sabbath morning, TAX
ing as his text the words, Feed Thy Kids
Beside the Shepherds Tents" and in the
evening his subject win be THE Sincere
Mix OF the Word"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

The Rev. Joseph l.. Guernsey formerly
OF Halstead, Kan, who has been trans
terred 10 Omaha, where he will take charge
OF the Dietz Memorial church, Tenth and
Pierce streets, viii preach today. Mr.
Guernsey is an eastern man. his early home
being in Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

gregation Sunday morning. Mrs Lynch and
four daughters and son are expected next
week. DR.. Frank L. Loveland and family
left Omaha Friday. They viii visit friends
at Waterloo Ia. a few days before going
10 Topeka.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25
TOPICS OF DW Of REST
Former Rabbi breaches at Temple
Israel Sunday Morning.
VIEW PASTOR Ar FIRST M. I
ReV. n. scott Hyde of HaRseom ParL
Methodist Closes Passionate There
sunday Morning., Then TO
Chicago.


A special religious service with full choir
will be held at Temple Israel Sunday
morning at 1880 Rabbi Leo M. Franklin
OF Detroit, our former pastor, win occupy
the pulpit and deliver an address on The
American Jew; History and Prophecy"
The newly organised Oak Street Mission
church will have a social gathering at the
AAll 5000 South Twentieth street. Tuesday
Wening September 81 All those interested
n any way. whether members OF not are
cordially invited to be present. Rev. T. {,
Webster, conference evangelist will be the
pastor in charge this year,
The annual meeting Of the Omaha Chris
tan EndeAvor lnion takes place Tuesday
evening at the Toung woman's Christian
association. A dinner will be served at
$50 o'clock, followed by the installation
OF the newly elected officers. Tickets may
be had tor the dinner from Miss Vein
lander Si7 South Sixteenth street. All En-
deavorers OF the city are invited.
At the Walnut HIN Methodist church
Rev e. f. Hosman begins his sixth year
as pastor. He viii occupy the pulpit in the
morning. preaching from the theme The
Law OF Progress" In the evening the Rev.
c. w. Abbott pastor Of the Trinity Metho-
dist church, will preach. There will be spe-
cal music az both services
Rev. Dr. r. Scott Hyde Of the Hanscom
Park Episcopal church will close his pas
torate with that church Sunday, preaching
his last sermons Sunday morning and even
ing. DR.. Hyde has been transferred 70 Chi
eago and win begin his pastOrate there
next month. He plans to leave the city
fifth his family Wednesday.
Frank n. Lynch, ID, D.. the new pastor
OF the First Methodist Episcopal church,
arrived Friday from Topeka. He will
preach his first sermon TO an Omaha con-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25
Baptist.

Grandview Baptist Sunday School, Fourth
and Cedar, r. b. Elrod, superintendent
Meets at $3.50.
Calvary Branch. Thirty-fourth and Sew
ard-Sunday school at $3.50. Rally day serV-
fees OF the Bible school.
Grace, Tenth and Arbor, b. h. Fellman.
Pastor-DeVo uonal meeting al 1880, Morn
Young peoples meeting at 1850 Evening
sermon at s.
Calvary. Twenty-fifth and Hamilton Rev,
e. r. Curry, Pastor-Bible school at T.
Public worship at 1850 and .. Young peo.
Plies meeting at I. Wednesday at $3.50
juniors meeting Wednesday at midweek
service.
FIRST Twenty ninth Avenue and Hsrnsy,1;;
occupy the pulpit at both morning ane
evening services, Morning service at l0;so
From Paradise Lost 10 Paradise Re,
Am Christian" Sunday school al II.
oliver. Grand avenue and Thlrty,elghi
streets. George MacDougal, Pastor-MoIn-
I lss in S seTViee evening meeSing az topic
''lThe Direct IN Safety Sunday school al
10 a m. Young Peoples meeting az p; m,
topic Temperance Mission sunday sehoo
at D, m.
Emmanuel. Twenty.fourth and Pinkney
Rev J. scott EhersOle, Pastor-Services al
ii and s. Bible school at s;i5; Baptist
Young Peoples union at Z. Wednesday
evening meeting. in charge OF the Farther
Lights society Of forty young women Ser,
mon subject. Morning Inc Mlhhk9 Ndhet
evening Conversion. Its Meaning and
Signidcanoe." Baptism will be admins
tered A cordial welcome TO all
Congregational.
First Nineteenth and Davenport Fred
erick r. Rouse pastor-Morning service al
iO:s0 Subject What a Man Is Worth %
Himself" Evening at T:S.
Hillside, Thirueth and Ohio, w. s. Hamp-
ton, Pastor-Worship at 1880 a. m. and
d m: sunday school at II m. Junior En-
deavor 8; Young Peop;~s society Christian
Endeavor p m.
81 Mary's Avenue. James Alexander
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-11-03

Christmas is coming. Are you maxi
ing preparation for it;
Try DR., c. b. Williams Liver and
Kidney Pills for Constipation.
j. II. Millinor has recently purchased
handsome "E.M F." touring car,
Five small farms close 10 town for
sale. See or write to r. S. Mcmtyre
AlonzD Rowe came home from West
Lake Sunday, sick, We wish him a
speedy and complete recovery
Wanted:-.l0O dozen eggs each week.
Highest market price paid, cash or
trade. r.. Y. Dial. II
Wan, a good horse or mule: ! will
have them here in a few days. You
viii be pleased with nay selections b..
y. Tucker.
What will YOU take 70, th,t Cough
YOU have BIZ; don want IL, but it
Tad IL ! would take Eloudlue Cough
Checker. a -, bottle will cure yoa. D..
Il. Smith, special ag.rt.
Coh }. r. Kelley returned Monday
from "a pleasant visit Of ten days with
relatives and friends in Baker Bradford
uul Clay couuu,-, Mr.. Kelley and
D.,a,s N.'. not return for several day',
No.. A.. IN ,.r1. a. i|1 .,rt.n 10. Ga.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-11-03

Messrs. Guy Spain and Young we're
sunday visitors from Quitman.
Fleischmauu's Yeast received a, hi.
ale Grocery Store fresh twice a week,
\. a. Wellington Of Piuotta was q.
bushes, visitor in the city Tuesday.
Botuing syrup? Get your cork stop.
pers and scaling wax from y. G Smith,
druggist. iw
DR.. J o, Phillips Of Grcenylle spent
several days last week with hIs sister,
Mrs j, j, Conway.
Ten thousand acres Of farm land cut
up into small farms, for sale cheap See.
Il, ;, Mcintyre,
] viii have load Of fine horses and
mules for the trade 90 a few days. WAIT.
aud see my stock before purchasing. b..
y. Tucker
Rev John b Culporper widely
known Tor his plain speaking ana pow
....
cis W o'''.'!' VIII '' one "' Tue si''" =
VI DIT '"' / '"'"'.''' '''''> ",'7 '''"r
l'''ou''.7 Liver '''' cure ''..' '''o
"c',es' p'''''.''''7'' '''<"'-'s'' Wy '.''i '5''
ana CONSUMPTION -'c " oo>' "'"eo 10y
Inc D'''"'' u 10" iNc' ''''o"' ''"'''
~ w. 7'"'''' 'p,''"' "-e'''
Mrs D. w. Mchlnnon is expecting
her sister Miss Anne Lester al'
Ir'oHo' AZ '7s 'No' ',l"'' ! ''''''~'. '' "'-
TVS ''"p' ''''.'''''o W mont" ''' "
WISH over ""D"'l'
B y. Tucker left Monday for h-.-
lucky TO purchase a load of horses and
mules for h,s trade here. lie eNI cr .o
return with thc stock the last o. This ur
the first Of next week
COT. Charles F.. DAVIS is A late victim
M "automobile mania" and last week.
purchased an elegant touring car Of the
,Yau known "Eyerett" brand. or course
his friands will now enjoy many spins
over the roads OF the county.
Norc scboo, chIdren su,rer from con
stipa,ion, which is the cause Of seem
inr stppidlty at lessons. Chamb-rlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets are an idea
medicine 10 give a child, for they are