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south hundred times. But she was
singing 1t tonight with a STANCE, new
! power. The girl leaned forward at
last and laid her friendly hand on his.
She had trick of leaning forward like
that when talking to him that had al
ways amused Stuart.
Tell me what you are thinking
about, JIM" she said. a smile fitting
arosnd her tender, expressive eyes.
81 was seeing a vision, little pal"
he began slowly, "the vision Of gala
night of grand opera. Broadway
blazed with light, and / was fighting
my way through the throng at the en-
trance to hear a great singer whose
voice had begun to thrill the world.
At last, amid hush Of intense silence,
she came before the footlights. saw
and conquered. The crowd went mad
with enthusiasm. l lifted my hat and
waved 1t on high until she saw. A
beautiful smile lighted her face. and
straight over the heads of the people
she blew me kiss"
The tiniest frown clouded the girls
brow.
'Who was she, JimT
"One who shall vet sing before kings
and princes. call her Sunshine
Her name is Harriet Woodman."
But, Jim. suppose I'm not ambi-
tlous? Suppose I'm just silly little
homebody, who only wishes TO be
loved? How old do you think girl
must be to really and deeply and truly
love. Jim?''
Stuart's brow contracted, and he took
her hand in his. stroked 1t tenderly and
studied the beautiful lines as they
melted from the firmly shaped wrist
into the rounded arm and gracefully
nodded body.
I'm afraid you've asked bigger
question than l can answer, dear" he
said. with serious accent. 1--WE been
wondering lately whether the world
hasn't lost the secret of happy mating
and marrying. A more beautiful even
life have never seen than the one in
the home of my childhood. Yet my
mother was only fourteen and my IA
Their twenty-one when they were mar
ried. Now folks only allow themselves
TO marry in cold blood, calculating with
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accuracy their bank accounts. Ny
mother had been married six months
at your age. and yet here sit on g
pedestal and have the impudence to
talk to you as child
But you're not impudent. jim" she
| broke in eagerly. land / understand"
I'm beginning to wonder" Stuart
continued whether nature made a
mistake when she made woman as she
is ] once knew q gill OF fifteen to
whom believe life was the deepest
tragedy or the highest JOY Of which her
heart will ever be capable Else why
did the blood come and go so quickly
In her cheeksp'
sudden flush mantled Harriet's
face. and she turned away that he
might NOT see. Stuart's head bent low
and rested between his hands.
II loved such little girl once.
dear
Harriet's face suddenly flushed with
jov. Ii was too wonderful to be true,
but 1t was truel And he had chosen
this curious way to tell her. Her voice
sank to the softest whisper as she bent
closer:
"And you love her still. JimT
His head dropped lower as he sighed:
81 loved and lost her, little pal. She
was married two days ago. She came
to the great city. learned its ways and
sold herself for gold"
no hud oil U RI "a
little freckled face with Its crown OF
golden hair, and the deep brown eyes
overfowed with tears for just mo-
ment She brushed them away before
be raised his head, 80 that he never
knew.
I'm so sorry. Jlm," she said simply.
II understand now"
Its very sweet to have you share
this ugly secret OF my life. little pal.
Ii will help me-
"Apd you are sorry you ever knew
her. Jim7"
mo. I'm not sorry. I've grown to
zee that there's Just one thing in the |
world that's really big-big as God is |
lig-the man who has attained a char
icter | haven't lived at all yet. I'm
ust beginning to see what 1t means to
I've Until now I've thought only of
myself A new light has illumined the
way. Now-I'm going to live for 9th
rs From today | shall ask nothing
or myself. and l can never be disap-
Iointed again"
Harriet looked up quickly.
Would 1t please you, Jim. If should
make great singerY"
more than can tell you, dear
our voice is a divine gift. | envy you
s power"
Her eyes were shining with great
urpose.
81 know that 1t means years and
ears of patient work, but I'll do it,"
be cried.
When the last echo of his footstep
/ the hall above died away and his
DOR had closed the little golden head
owed low in a passionate tender
rayer: .
God help me to keep my secret and :
ct to love and help him alwaysr
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CHAPTER VII.
An Old Perfume.

|
FoR nine years Stuart stuart. had re re
fused to see or speak to Nan
He met Bivens as matter Of
course but always downtown
during business hours or at one of hi:
clubs. For the first year Nan had re
scented his attitude in angry pride anc
remained silent. And then she began
to do curious thing which had grown
to be a part of his inmost life. Fol
the past eight years she had written q
brief daily diary recording her doings
thoughts and memories which she mail
ed to him every Sunday night. She
| asked no reply and be gave none. No
names appeared in its story and no
name was signed to the dainty sheets
of paper which always bore the per-
fume of wild rawberries. But the
man who read them in silence knew
and understood.
The letter from her he held today
was not an unsigned sheet of her diary.
1t was a direct. personal appeal. tender
and beautiful In its sincerity. She beg
ged him to forget the past because she
needed his friendship and advice. and
asked that he come to see her at once.
This letter was his first temptation
to break the resolution by which he
had lived for years,
He rose and paced the room with
fury as he began to realize how des-
perate was his desire TO go.
"Have | fought all these years for
nothingp' he cried
The thing that drew him with all
but resistless power was the deeper
meaning between the lines. he knew
that each day the incompleteness OF
her life had been borne in upon her
with crushing force And yet be felt
by an instinct deeper than reason, that
the day he returned from his exile and
touched her hand would mark the be-
ginning of a tragedy for both.
In the past nine years he bad thrown
his life away only to find 1t in greater
power The first year which he had
given of unseltish devotion to the serv-
ice of the people had been a failure.
but at the end of four years he was
nominated for district attorney and
was swept into office by a large ma.
jority. The enforcement of justice
ceased to be Joke and became liv-
ing faith.
His work had stirred the state to a
and cleaner civic life During
the past year he had become one OF
the foremost figures in American De-
best loved and the most |
hated and feared man in public life in
New York. He asked no favors; he
sought no preferment
The work on which he had just en-
tered was an Investigation before an
intelligent grand jury of the
acts of group of the most
daring and powerful financiers of the
world. When he realized the magni-
tude of the task he had undertaken
he at once put his house in order for
Continued on next page.
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Hosu She Acguirsd
~FewUisipe CJbaym"

A nsceiy-dresUed woman sat BESIDE
ne In the train Every one scared 1t
her. I couldn't help dolag tho same.
u vas not her beauty o. feature that
held our eyes, nor her costume. But
there W0s something about her face
aad oxpeeog3on-I risked % ana asked:
would you mind telling me h0W you
keep your complexion - dAxslingiy
pure. Doa't think me tmpertine1t but
you seem over thirty, yet haven't .
Iine IN your face, and your cheeks are
quite peach-hke. How - you do NJ
LAuxhingiy, she sas1: THAT'S easy:
7 remove my skin. Sounds shocking,
doesn't g? But listen. Instead Of cos
metin, I ne 0aly pure Rerco11Ded wax,
proourable 90 any 1pUgGsSt'sI Z aDp1y
THE aighfiy, Hike 90 cresm. WaSSing
70 OF morutngsl TAio eooe1y obooFbo
sAe so1led, wea&Asr-Sessen sim-skin,
without pain o. llopo1fUee, sAuo -.
WEAVING the srssA, clear u1aeru1Esn.
Every woman hao q beaUssf11 co0.
DieYScs underneath. yoa k10W. Them.
% warA % wrinkles. ] sse o face bash
msAe BY 1tssolv1ng pSw6srsd saxo-
NE lose euacel sn oae-haJf plos witch
haoUeo haFMeooD 0a95Dglue WN1ch
S1vSo. S0u% NSS Z 0sS0g6e g. n
new tTye1g ~ D11a 81 We = SR-
1ssssiy(lunssse 1ey~ - -
OWy 3S0ss. eA1vuoUDa10
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! steneillinr on silk:

First. Miss Helen c. TyreA sos
Spring Street. Richmond.
Second. Miss Mildred Bryce. Rich
mond.
Section .. class 30. Specimens OF
stencilling other than mentioned above:
First. Mrs. F. r. Hudson. 4o5 "ess
Grace Street, Richmond.
Second. Miss Louise Smith. 701 etafs
Street. Richmond.
Third. Mira R F. Hudson. 4oz West
Grace Street. Richmond
Section .. class 80. Specimens OF
amateur photography:
First. Miss Ruth L Clarke. 312 East
Franklin Street. Richmond.
Second. Mrs. L II. Reade. Highland
Park. Richmond.
Third. Miss Mildred Bryce. Richmond.
Section .. class 30. Handmade ar
ticles other than mentioned above:
First. Miss Emily Stevens Lunsford.
II Liberty Street. Richmond.
Second. w. c. Trimmer. s13 Ii
South Third Street. Richmond.
Preserves and Jelllea
Section 1s. class 1876. Apple jelly:
First, Miss Edda II. Zeller. r. +. D.,
Eoute No. s. Richmond
Second. Mrs. II. c. Ward. Boz No. 81.
r. E. D., No. 3. Richmond.
Third. Miss Virgins Asnsw, Burke
vile, Va.
section IL. class lss. Crab apple
Jelly:
First, MrsL Nellie wyman. H F. D..
Route No. 3, Boz 7o-A, Richmond.
Second. Mss Ieaty e. Davenport, No
CAS- York Street. Barton Heights. Va
Third, Mrs.. A. B. TimberlAke. No
1895 virginia Avenue, Highland Park
Va
section IL. class 1877. Blackberry
jelly:
First Mrs Nellie Wyman. BOZ No
7o-A, r. +. D., Route No. .. Richmond.
Second. Mrs. Mary z Werner. Boz
No. 1os. r. r. D.. Route No. ,. Rich
mond.
Third, Mrs T. e. Nccraeken. High
land Park. Va
Section ls. class 1ss. Currant Jelly:
First H. H. Bloomberg. No. South
Morris Street. Richmond
Second. Mrs w. Key Howard. Fred
ericksburE. Va
Third. Mrs. 6. n Fel1ert. No. SOL
Bacon Road. Battery Court. Barton
Heights. Va
section 1s. class 1ss. Grape Jelly:
First, Mrs. W. e. Greene. No. 21o
East Cary Street, Richmond.
Second, Nra 3. II. FelEer. No. $o1
Bacon Road, Richmond
Third. Mss Virginia Agnew. Burke
vile. Va.
Section 10. class $50. Peach jelly,
First. Mrs. w. Key Howard. Fred.
ericksburg. Va
Second. Mrs. g. L Banker. Ashland
Va
Third. Mrs Nellie wyman. Boz No
7o-A. r. r. D.. Route No. 3, Richmond
Section 1s. class ISL. Pear jelly:
First, Mrs.. Mary z Werner. Box No
1os, r. =. D.. Route No. :. Richmond.
Second, Mrs. I. 8. Jeekins, No. "a
East Marshall Street. Richmond
Third. Miss Luck Il Smith. Box No
80. R r. D., Route No. 2. Richmond
Section le. class 49,. Plum Jelly.
First. Mrs. q II Felger. No. S01
Bacon Road. Richmond.
Second, Mrs. W. E Greene, No. 31e
East Cary Street. Richmond
Third, Mrs. Nellie Wyman. Boz No
7e-A. r. +. D.. Route No. ;, Richmond
Section 10. class 1s7. Ounce Jelly:
First, Mrs. Mary E Dsvenport No
SIS York Street, Barton Heights. Va
Second. Mrs. T. g. Jenkins. No. %
East Marshall Street. Richmond
Third. Mrs 8. u Felger. No. sol
Bacon Road, Richmond
Section 1s. class lsS. Raspberry
Jelly:
Third n. n. Bleombsrg. No. . South
Norris Street. Richmond
Section ls. class 1ss. Strawberry
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a.rr
IT.. NJ. N.,,,. wvman. Box No.
pnrt. No Rich-
go
A'oA~ - a, 49,,
second. Ars . fe'se'' w.
Road. nacnmono'
Third, Miss Edda n zslier. X. =.
D.. Route No. 5. Richmond. va
s.ction IT. Glass 12s-Canned to-
matoes. red.
First. Miss Edda II. Zeller, r. y.
n Route No. 8. Richmond, Va.
Second. Mrs. A. B. Timberlake. 1908
virginia Avenue. Highland Park. va
Third. Nrs. W. II. Maher. s107 East
Broad street. Richmond, Va.
section n. Class 23o-Csnned to-
matoes yellow.
First. Mrs. s. II. Fslger. sol Bacon
Road. Battery Court, Barton Heights.
VIRGINIA Avenue, Highland Park. Va
Third, Miss L T. woodward. los
South Fourth Street. Richmond. Va
P1ekles. Catnaps, Eta.
Section 10. Class 33I-Aixed Dtokles.
First. Miss Annie F. Grant. R. +. D..
Route No. 4, Richmond. Va
Second, Charlotte E Gwatkins, 400
Alien Avenue. Richmond, Va
Third, Mrs. T. s. jenkins. 20 East
MARSHALL street, Richmond, Va
Section Is, Class 232-Pickled onions.
First, Mrs. r. 8. Jenkins 30 East
Marshall Street, Richmond, Va
Second. Mrs. S. u. Felger, SOL b.
eor Road Richmond. w.
S.c,;c. ,s TT... saa-Slfced oucum.
g ss.r,. 49,
per ple e p..x.a., ,,s
Fist, mrs. q. oasAso.e. 10
North Thirty second Street, Hicn"0"o'
Va
second. Miss Annie +. Grant, R +.
n po.,,. ~ R,chmond Va
y, vuee a.. $50 -,~.A
Sect'o" 10 S'@ss
pickle.
First, Mrs. +. 8 Jenkins. ~ East
Naryhayl Street Richmond, Va
second. Miss Annie F. Grant, r. y.
n porss NJ a Ricnmon6 Va
Noue Cs."" ,,s-p,.S,.a
seet'on H. Cass
peaches.
First. Mrs. W. e Greene, 210 East
Cary street Richmond. va.
s.conS NJ, NcN;I1.o- colonssI
Apsrsmen,. Newport News. va
Tns.a ~. rSnk,n. a r..,
MARSHALL Street Richmond. Va
Section Is. Class ,3s-Pickled
FL, NJ W cr..,. ,,o E,,,
c.. p..s1,.s -.
See N.ca'"u a..
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For a comfort
able shave you
must get a Gillette.
You can shave
your heavy beard
close twice a day.
Youwinc ureyour
sore, touchy face.
You can shave
whenever you have
three minutes to
SPARE "a sanitary,
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woeid-buy Gillette Hla60 \
unseen-and shsve with 49,
Such . thing . Q dapandnAe D
blads was never moWn 80 3
the Gillette B1ade w. pgp &
Every box q II 0aIlDl14l
Blades contains tWen1yslbqg GI
the finest shaving e1eeo So.
made.
They WIN give you oeoeeo G.
luxurious shavee-vqg1oe.
smooth and Kind % tho - p
Don'f Put h Of-8aue9E
Gilletts Toby
Ask your dsalss.
The vesy pszt sims - sseoo1es
In q store window - h an6 0G10
man about It =
Standard ss& $50 svssYu1eq
Pocket editjonsL $50 . 4&e&
Ttavelisss' md TsuzibaSe 49, :
% 5000.
0illsets Bia6ss. pae1aea II - G.
shaving edges). 50 esofse a1eo1fo
boz of Twelve "a shaying edG1o1 49,
For ale IN 10000 ysea4 o4@D ~
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ana az: ssr Z. En-. Nh: sssSss;u Va
HofAoame1, - W0o - 0o~osobSy
EnoWn q tAo 49, 0gseDsoS aso 80
interested d sAe 0Doe9Alty No. 0eeeA
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intin1afe shave at hOnne-nO money and no Ups.
Get a Gillette today-you win find these 1912 odlao
Blades the finest shaving edge ever made.
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s(.illette
Safety Razor
Get a Gillette and
1912 Blades Today
.

THE harder man finds it to shave with ordlnoz
i razors the more he needs the Gillette and t.
sharn. smooth edge of the 1912 Gillette Blades.
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Gillefts GiUes the Only FTes
and Safe Angle Stroke
The natural way to use the
Gillette 10 the RICH: way.
Hold your Gillette lightly.
with flexible grip.
Let the hand and wrist take
their natural DIAGONAL motion.
The pull On the handle brings
the edge down to the face at the
proper angle for clean, easy
shaving.
The diagonal wrist motion
win give the famous Gillette
angle stroke.
L slips the toughest beard OF
quickly-ve lvet-smooth. It
leaves the face feeling fresh. cool
and cheery-not the slightest
roughness O. irritation.
You Can Depend on che
Gillette Blade
You can 60 into any one Of
10000 retail stores, al over the
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esssSoa & Czass SS-Dsst Rag Dsl:
First, 1fSo. L Il West, SO East
Hr1aklin Seres& RSeAnend. Va
0eeeaA, No. Mary y. 1galloFy. 81
Wet 0saoo 0lsssG Richmond. Va
0oct10a & Class Se-SuuDounee:
FlrsG MA J. ". Car. Jr- T. ,. ..
4 D0x Ia RjeADosd. We
SeeouA No &c. W. OaRoF2 1859
L;l4l0 PaGs 0erss6 RichmonA Va.
Third MnL =! G Hisgina 1881 orsvs
Avenue. 13ch00aA, We.
E1sUe, lBsA L Wa&fs. AohlaAA "
Ooeo6l ma y. !. DulbA go 1ssFth
Lo0boe1y 0Ggooe 2aeA00n4 We
1Aare MA = = 1saAA 1iOAloa1
Rosk 11soOoo6 "
0esesoa & Cna0 so-Q0eeoo ou1le:
ma M Z = DdtUA 5ee Wsg&A
TvVuev.0gyA O0Uoe 11sA0o0A. ~
Ooo0ol lESa q L Daakee. AsASooa,
TAra, NJ V1ysnia y HsrSSv. -
Dnss lGasvAall 0eEVee. HseADoo4 Va
Section G Caso Ee-0Aee BaG:
y7sUe, pssllno pSwss. 80 Sask Ave-
sssssG No 4 n IN. ssss s,ss
Broad Serooe R1ahDoo4 W.
Section & o. s1-e0sssDse se0see
Y1ul ma Z = AsooA DgA1ao1
Yosk RSeoO016 W.
0eeool lCsR = y. q 03eaA . B1se
0sses street.. RseADenA Va
TAsra M. Jue. q HafWoo1, ~,
$50 IE0uUusae Aveaue, RSca@onl. Va
0oesSoa q C3o00 s3-ocosO Cer@ not
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section & CO. sSNP,ses Cara ~
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VirGtnt1 Avenue. hi8ntAn0 80
Second. Mira 8. c. Phillips No. hs
North Thirtieth Street. Richmond.
Third. Mrs. Nellie Wyman. Box No.
so-A. r. F. D.. Route No ;. Richmond.
section IL, Class .17-Cauned pears.
EYrst Mr.. A. b. Timberlake, 1905
yireinia Avenue, Highland Park. Va
second Mrs. John ~ KinG, Glen Al
Third. Ms Z. d. Crouch. r. ,. D..
Route No 3, Richmond. Va
section II. Class ,ls-Canned
First, Mrs. T. d. Crouch. r F. d.
Route No. 2. Ricnmond. Va
second. Mrs. 8. q. Phillips. l13
North rhlrsiesh Street. Richmond va.
section Il. Glass s7e-canned rhu-
first Miss EAda q. zsIlsr. u. =. D.
No. g. Richmond. Va
section II, Class 393-Csaasd bees.
FIRST. Charlotte z 0vaskin. zoe
Amen Avenue. R.ch00n4 Va
second Mrs Annie r. 0eaat r r.
D.. Rouss No. Z, RicAmsal. Va
fairA Nrs Nellie wymaA. Boz No.
IA r. r. D.. Route No. ., RSeh0ooA
Va.
section II. class sss-caassd esrs-
First ,ars ". n ovsriesI Dunoes.
ton. Va
second. MS E6le T. xeJlss. \ y.
d Route Ne. 3. RschmooA, va
Thsrl. lfrA Nellie Wy0oo. Dox Nc.
,S-A T. ?. D., Rssss uA Z RicS.
secs,ss u. oss sss-cssssa rs~s
beans.
FYsss Nsa q y. T03g0s. Sel Haesn
Road Battery cosrt, Barton hssghts.
Va.
sses,oa u. clsss zss-canss1 snaps.
nGht
FIrss yesu. O =. rs1OsG. Sol Basss
road. RScnDoo1. Va
eseoeA No. L Z. Woodward, les
0ossA TUuFsh Ser00e, H5sAOs14 Va.
$500 II o. ooo@c1uDDo< 0unOA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-24
ASSEMBLING HEAVY
IMPLEMENT STOCK

The Observation-Disclosures Com
pany. one OF the largest implement
concerns IN the Southwest. Is rapid
IS assembling a heavy stock In the
big warehouse at l0l Fillmore street
This big store room Is 50H300 feet
and will be filled 20 capacity with a
varied line of agricultural imple'
ments. whose value will reach not
less than ilZ5.0O0.
vs.. D. snoddy. for the past iou'
years with the Reeves Company, ID
local manager for the Emerson
Brantingham Company aud Is already
active in the new capacity. Mr.
5noddy stated yesterday that bis com
pany had only two branch houses Ia
Texas. one at Dallas and the other
az this point
The stock az Amarillo will De
~ complete as that carried al Dal.
las Ny people recognize the grow
Ing Importance OF this section %!
Texas Ia an agricultural way. and
propose to supply demand for any
thing desired In the latest improved
implement line. Ne will carry 10
stock here line OF steam and ga
tractors. separators. steam plows, al
falfa hulleFs. corn shelters. hay bal
ers. Geiser engines and separators
big Four-Thirty gas tractors. gas"
line engines. irrigation pumps. has
tools and a fun assortment Of farm
ing implements and repair parts
The branch house here will be- by
far the largest west Of Fort Worth
The full stock will be in shape bl
December on which date | shal
remove my office 10 the warehous
building. and will be better prepare,
than ever 10 give prompt attention
20 the wants OF the Panhandle PEG
pie
We have gratest confidence 10
this country and will be prepared u
increase our stock In proportion Il
the development OF this section Thi'
country Is going 10 grow and Ne pro
pose to grow with IT,"
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Central I.reslilerinn

Corner Tenth aud Taylor streets.
The pastor will preach at ~ a M.
and 1880 .. m The evening subject
will be "Mohammedanism aud the
Turk" Sunday school 9:i5 m.
Christian Endoavor 30 y. IN.
Morning Music
Anthem THE 23rd Psalm. Par
ker. with ladies quarete by Mrs. TAFT.
Mrs. Wilson. Miss Robnett and Miss
Stubs
Solo = Heard the Voice Of Je-
sus Say" Bartlett Miss Brazelton
Evening Music
Anthem Praise Sc the Lord.
Hahn.
Solo beautiful isle OF Some
whore FAIRS Mr. Deason
The entire membership OF the
church hereby extends cordial In
yitailon to all strangers and visitors
In the city to attend our services
II. THOMsEN. Minister
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-24
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. removing grav-
81. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs. rheumatism. and all irregu-
larities OF the Kidneys and bladder
In both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles In children. II not
sold by your druggist. will be sen,
by mail on receipt OF 800. One
small bottle Ia two months treat.
ment and seldom fails to perfect a
cure. Send for testimonials from
this and other states. DR.. r. W
Hall. 2s2s Olive ST.. ST. Louis. Mo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-24
no. ana assist in the convention
our 4. T.. TrnVc:er

Rev Geo " lienn OF Dallas. pres
ident OF the Texas Christian Endea-
yor Union. is becoming well-known
among the young people OF our
churches over the state through his
visits IN the Interest OF Christian En-
deayor.
Just one month following the
close of the state convention he start
ed on "A tour of south and southeast
Texas. visiting the societies In Port
Arthur, Orange, Beaumont Sarato-
"a, Galveston. Houston and Katy.
thence returning TO Dallas. Two days
later he left to attend district con
yention in Comanche Springs and
from there went 70 Temple. Bolton
and Ilillsboro
soon after his return home Mr.
Benn went TO San Antonio expecting
TO make a circuit Of a number of So
cieties In San Antonio and Corpus
Christi districts but was requested
To return 20 Dallas 10 preside over
a memorial service Ia honor OF Gen.
Booth, late commander OF the Saliva
ton Army Mr. Benn made another
trip late In August as FAR west as
Big SPRINGS where he held a confer
ence with the workers in the Abilene
district. returning through Sweetwat-
er San Angelo. Abilene be- met En-
deavor workers, thence iourneyed to
Wichita Falls. where with the assist
ance OF Mr.. Henry. our secretary. and
others. city union was organized
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tmarillo Church of Christ

Meets each Lords day In the coun.
~ court room Song service 10 n
M, Bible study 1918 a M Prayer
praise and communion service. II a
m. Every member OF the Church OF
Christ Is urged 10 be present. he
public is cordially invited Strang-
ers are assured a welcome
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observation-disclosures

Remarks The Superintendent
Recitation The Starloss Crown
Alma Proctor
Address GO minutes) a u Meyer
Hymn little Sunbeams .......
Primary Department
Recitation .......... Hazel Ioslin
Emblematic Race Summer Rain
bow" Mrs Woiords class
Recitation ..... Omar stone
Exercise Bible Verses with Hands
Primary Department
Address GO mini DR. J r Num-
Instrumental solo ienna Joslln
Recitation .......... Edna Stone
Embl"matlc Piece The Sacred Tails
man." Mrs Pryde's Class
Recitation ......... Lillian Ferris
Violin Solo with Piano accompani-
meni Misses JOslin
Hymn ...... Primary u apartment
Flag Exercise .. Boys Junior Dept
'IenedictiOn
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Polk street Methodist

Corner Polk and Eighth streets.
sabbath school at 9.4J a. IN G. G.
Cheneworth. Snpi Lesson Mark Q.
2is. Preaching at u a. m and
1880 y. m. see music programe
Come and take your place In these
services We need you and you need
the church Leagues at 3 and I p.
m a cordial invitation 20 all
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FIRST Metho,iis, Episcopal

Corner Fourteenth street. West
and Van Buren, Sunday school .. Is
a. m Preaching a. m. Preach
Ing $50 . m Subject morning SER
vice God Let Him Alone That lie
Might Know all That Was In His
Heart "
Rev Strong. district superintend-
ent viii preach Ia the evening. All
who are not In church homes are
cordially invited TO attend these ser
vices
&. G BRANNON. Pastor