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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-20
SITUATIONS ll.anTfb, a9aIr

WANTED POSITION ~ REGISTERED
pharmacist. ten years experience eN-
ceNent references; no objection 10
country position. LEON NJ WOOT-
TEN. Grifton, y. c.
YOUNG MAN. TWENTY THREE YAE
DUNG MAN, TWENTY THREE
years old. who has had Office position
Ia large corporation. wishes outside
position or one which furnishes some
exercise Good references furnished.
r NJ w, T. @. Box 1883.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES
position immediately with fair
salary, best ~ references. Address
z los. care Times Dispatch
III ~ NEED or WORK OR If YOU
wish TO change your present position
call TO see the AMERICAN LABOR
BUREAU. Rooms 900 and 3o3 Foster
Building. Phone Monroe 26lo.
WANTED. EMPLOYMENT AS AS
sistant in Office by all-round busi-.ess
man, where usefulness VIII he APP
precieted. Can name references and
give bond Il necessary. Address Z
as. caro- Times Dispatch.
POSITION WANTED BY MIDDLE
aged German as chef cook or stew
ard. best OF references. Address b
10. care Times-Dlspatch.
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BY George Z. Crawford & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
sag East Main street.
SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
a FARM OF ABOUT $50 ACRES IN
CUMBERLAND COUNTY. ABOUT
THREE MILES SOUTH OF BOs-
WE'LL FERRY
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SITUATIONS, professional
J2ottre5

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KN0W
that JAHNkE BROS. jewelers.. 9l2
East Main street. buy. sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
I4ATE-T STYLES. Old gold end sill
vet ,lways taken ia exchange.
IDEAL VENTILATOR co. PHONE
Monroe 1902.
WE Make AND REPAIR AUTOAfO-
bile tops. dust covers and do any
Kind Of trimming work. r.. H.
BOSHER'S SONS, Is South Ninth
Street
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Eopns llaantfn

Wasted. By TWO YOUNG MEN.
large double room. central location.
Answer at once. stating price per
month. Address X 1874, care Times
d 'spatch
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GRIP NAtullllu, sl1ale

"H STE; LAboEEits ron. STEAM
$l0O per day. Weekly pay. FISHER
q CAHOZlA. General CONTRACTORS
WANTED. GOOD AUTO REPAIRED,
State experience ana price Address
Boa No l62. Warrenton, y. {.
WANTED. Ar ONCE. FIRST-cLASS
b.. Der, sl2 per week guaranteed. ~
per cent. on al! over SZu. SAM
PkEsTl, North Emporia, Va.
WANTED. a MAN TO RUIZ COUNTRY
burn mnl good custom. Address
with reference, j. T.. sOUTHW ILL.
Chase CITY, va.
TWO STRONG BOYS TO OPERATE
drlll press ana help around snop;
permanent position. chance TO learn
and advance. Wages to commence.
81 per week. Come ready to 60 to
work. MORRISON MACHINERY AND
SUPPLY co, Eighteenth and Dock
1AINTER WANTED-FAlR. ALL
round printer wanted TO work un-
der competent foreman stcndy joD
Tor sober. reliable man. PAGE
NEWS AND COURIER, Luray. Va
EXCELLENT POSITION OPEN FOR y
live hustler FOR retail teas and COZ
fees. salary no object 10 good pro-
ducer. Address 1919. care Times
Dispatch.
TWO PAYERS FOR GRANITE RUB
bic, four dollars q day. also % In
BUREAU.
TEN EXPERIENCED MEN FOR SASH.
blind and door factory two tallors,
TWO paucrhangers. Apply AMEKl
CAN LABOR BUREAU. BOZ and 3O3
Foster Building
eTENCGRAPHER WANTED--A COM
pctent experienced sterographer.
permanent position to right party
apply at once. stating axe. expert
euee and salary desired. for our
sales department BARBOUR BUG
GY co. south Boston. Va
" ANTED ABOUT SEPTEMBER lsT.
an assistant registered druggist OF
man with several years experience.
J.. o. BOX So Blackstone Va
WANTED. CIGARMAKERs. srEADl
work Communicate with MIR.
SIAiAS. Manager. MONTICEL.LO
CIGAR FACTORY, nc. Charlottes-
vlila. Va.
WANTED a CLERK FOR = COUN-
iry store. single man preferred
satisfactory references required.
address OF call 70 u. q. RICHARD
SUN. S0i East Marshall Richmond,
WANTED. a BRIGHT YOUNG NAN As
atcuoEruuher and oiilee assistant,
must De- good stenographer and quick
and correct AT r5uress good oppof-
taui;y FOR youns man willing 10
leave the city apply. stating age
references. experience aud salary re-
44ircd. TO THE MOUNT CARBON
COMPANY. LTD Powellton. w Va
WANTED a REGlsTERED DRUG
s.st state experience. give refer
cnr.s and salary wanted. Il 3D. care
Times Dispatch.
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5unlmrr BoarninG

SUMMER BoARDERs For
the rest OF August and September I'm
village Rates. IS week. MRS. A. |.
w OOI.FOI.k. Cuckoo. Va.
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sTENCGRAPHER WANTED-A COM
peteni. experienced sterographer.
permanent position TO right party
ence and salary desired for our
sales department BARBOUR BUG
GY 90. South HoAton. Va
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dolph noted the fact that Lee Camp
Auxiliary gave over $4,000 In RELIEF
in twenty years. She rejoiced that the
State division had taken up the Work.
There is great interest in the decis-
ion Of the convention to petition the
national convention in Washington
next month to extend the time for con-
ferring crosses Of honor another year
and appoint two days for presentation.
The continual requests for crosses
makes this step necessary.
This afternoon scores OF AUTOMOBILES
aud vehicles carried the visiting women
and many people Of the town on a trip
to the monument OF General Turner
Ashby, two miles southeast Of town, on
the spot where the beloved Ashby
fell in battle. The local chapter IS
named the Turner Ashby Chapter in
honor Of the Valley hero. After view
ing the monument the party then drove
to Massanetta Springs. four miles to
the east, a famous resort. On which
ma magnificent 10O-room hotel has just
been completed.
The visit to the State Normal School
was a feature Of the week. President
and Mrs. Julian A. Burguss received
the delegates. Refreshments We're
served and the visitors were escorted
by students to the manual arts class.
where lessons in sewing and cooking
were in progress Work in the gym
nasium was also viewed.
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toto LEGISLATURE for needy Confeuer'

state LEGISLATURE for needy confeuer-
ate women.
Mrs ]. r.. *. Bell, the state regis ,
,ra- is engaged in the great wotk oi
nr.nar;nx - new roster. Ihis !."
9 oes names are on the book, an IN
crasse of several thousand. Ihete aie
,,a chant.g-s on the Virginia roster
or these. Halifax, No. 4, reorsan,%eo
as 100. IL H. Dickinson, not recoi
C,,r,herl,nd. disbanded; Governor VII
tic smith, not recorded; Pittsburgh
no, eecor,ied; NJ, X. Anderson
.....a Emnoria, merged; Eastern
chors inactive, and Montgomery
,n.rssd nine numbers to drop IN an
,o.vin, ,24 enrolled chapters. tle'e
new chapters have oeen adoeo ~
roster
Mrs g A. Riddick, the State treas
suhn,t.eS q detailed report OF
receipts and disbursements durihs wv
vear showing a balance IN trea". ,
now OF s1.5l453 against balance y.
sssss last year. The eApeno''"e
dprine the year included the SUI" y.
s,oo towards q monument 10 the ia'e
senator John ". Daniel
Mrs J. Taylor Ellyson. associa.e
chairman Of the Confederate Mussu,"'
made by proxy report on 'ne ~
.inia room Of the Confederate NC
mortal Literary Society. She an n,
nounced a new plan for the supp'r, =. y,
this room. Instead of assessing ea..'
.h.,,er 81. each chapter is invited 70
become a life member. the Zee pens
$40 Two life members have peen re-
cciyed already. Mp0. EllJson .'io -
the wonderful accumulation Oh w
federate relics. making II aiin's' -,
tn b,xe two rooms Among the
:. ooo rc,ics is the last ration OF Gomez
at Appomattox o -, ,be
Mrs. n. V. Rando!s Ii. chairman OF 'he
ro,ief committee. told Of battle pei'te
the last State legislature In set'la s,'
An appropriation Of $500 for ne.as
Co,federate women. At present sixty
seven needy women are getting %
month. More could be used. Mrs. han.
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COMPROMISE AGREED UPON.
Southern WIN Pay Members Of Harris
Family sum Of $1,000.

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch
Charlottesville. Va, October 10.-1n
the Circuit Court to-day. Ia the case
of Charles E. Harris and wifeS and
little grandson. Charles Russell Harris.
against the Southern Railway. for
damages in q railway accident. a COM
promise verdict was agreed upon The
amounts awar.sj were: Mre: Josephine
Harris. $4,000: Charles Russell Harris.
aged fIve. $1,000: Charles E. Harris.
$500.
The accident. out Of which the suit
grew. occurred October 81 last at a
Southern hallway crossing one Wile
south Of Govesville. this county. near
which place Mr.. and Mrs. Harris were
going to attend funeral The buggy
in which the trio were riding was
struck by southbound freight. The
horse was killed instantly and the
buggy shattered. the occupants being
thrown along the side of the track.
where they were picked up uncon-
scious. Mrs. Harris had . leg fractur-
ed and suffered a slight conclusion of
the brain. The boys bladder was
ruptured and an operation was necss-
sary. Mr.. Harris had an ugly scalp
wound.
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MONTAGUE TAKES
STUMP FOR AYERS
Former Governor VII! Spend
Next Week Campaigning
in Southwest.

Five appointments for public speak
ius. a, the more important points IN
the Ninth virstnis District. have beea
arranged for scrNes Governor Andrew
Jackson Mc.taZun. lie win leave this
city Nonasy night. ann spe1d the week
.smps.gping In the mountain country
for wilson Aarshsli and Ayers.
Governor Nontagss always draws
GOOD ssseA crowds "a shs Southwest.
where he 10 well known. On the day
Of the somsnasios Of General Ayers.
last March. the sormc: Governor tend.
cred him aay services which u n3rhs
Re In hts power 90 extend u - a0W
AesIrel 20 have scrs-s II ,sIltes,
NTH Mr.. Montague ~ the sreAke..
he Win. 20 direct 20 Bristol On the
Tennessee eine, where he Win .iS9iver
the arss speech TUESDAY night In the
usrmeJsne Tnessr.. The newt rcrniws
b.. win starr east stoppi'.s az Marion,
suysA County. where ne yin speah
wednesday stges Next DC via 20 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
ANNUAL REPORTS
70 CONVENTION
s.
Growth ana Prosperity OF Vir-
ginia Division, Y. u. c.,
Shown.
SECOND DAY OF SESSION
Various Forms of Delightful
Entertainment for Visit.
ing Delegates.
SECOND DAY OF SESSION

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Herrisonhurg. Va, October le.-Rc-
ports of officers and committees show
ing the marvellous growth and pros
perity of the Virginia division of the
United Daughters of Confederacy was
the feature of the business sessions to-
day and yesterday. This afternoon
more than zoo delegates visited Ashby
Monument AMI Massanetta Springs.
Tonight Major J. Ogden Murray, OF
Charles Town. W. Va, addressed the
delegates on Peerless Women of the
South"
Favored by perfect weather. the
daily sessions have been attended by
large crowds from town and county, in
Guiding good many Confederate
veterans.
The second day of the Seventeenth
annual State convention of the Danch-
ters of the Confederacy opened this
morning in the Sunday school room of
tho Presbyterian Church Prayer was
offered by Rev. III. II. Sherman. OF the
Harrisonburg Methodist Church. after
whic hthe morning was turned over
to the hearing of the committees.
The annual report of M1s, A. a.
Campbell. OF Wytheville. the state
president. was instructive. Twelve
rev chapters located and organize"
during the year are as follows: GalaX,
Jonesvtlle. Big Stone Gap. Saiyer-Lee'
Norton and Saltviie. in First District
Keysville. in Second: StonewaH. Ports
mouth, Armistead Geode, Chase CITY.
Nottoway and Crewe. In the Third
Lee Chapter. at Richmond. and Han
over, at Ashland. in the Fifth; Lam
caster Chapter. at Nioiusk, in the
sixth. Emory and Powhatan are
awaiting charters. Eleven OF the
above are in new territory Three
chapters revived are Fairfax biscK
Horse and Rappahannock.
Mrs. Campbell dweit on the Con-
federate Museum at Richmond the
museum fund is increased to seV
On,y half Of the chaptee fort!'
have contributed to the year oooh'
All the virginia minutes are In the
hook except the year 1900.
The Virginia division scholarship
state Normal school at Farmviiie is
Oiled for the first time. AuSiiais
chapters are gaining in favor ihe
crownine achievement Of the year was
the appropriation Of s2,5oD by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
STUDEuTSW|LLBE
PLACED on TRIAL
Prominent Counsel in Case
Growing Out Of Death Of
Freshman by Hazing.
Ispecial to The Times- D ispa ten.

Especial to The Timee-Dispatch.l
Hillsboro. N. c.. October 10.-Al-
though Its court records Of the past
is q revelation OF numerous criminal
and civil proceedings OF Statewide
concern, embracing = period OF Q CEN
fury or more, the courthouse at Hills
boro "a village so rich In historic lore)
is. during next week. destined to be
the seem Of the criminal trial of the
four sophomores OF tho State Univer-
sity at Chapel. Hill charged with the
killing Of Billy Rand. OF Spn1thheid.
In the early morning hours Of Sep
TENDER IS, that bids fair to eclipse
all former criminal proceedings. The
trtal will be strikingly unique In the
first instance. because II viii go on
record in North Carolina as the nrst
death blow at the immemorial custom
Of hazing: In the second instance. the
case will excite more than State wide
notice, because OF the prominence OF
all tho parties involved and OF the
promising young man who was
claimed as It's victim: lastly. the bril-
liant array Of counsel employed to
incnce to the case.
The list o: attorneys shows the names
OF men that have prestige where
ever they have occasion TO be
mentioned and the strong personnel
OF counsel will attract crowds to wit
ness tho trial OF Ralph W. Oldham. OF
Raleigh: A. c. Hatch. OF Mount olive:
W. l. Merriman. Of Wilmington. and
A. H. Styron. OF Wilmington. all
charged with granddaughter. A partial
list Of the attorneys follows: For
Arthur II. Sfyron. OF wilmington. the
law firm Of keenan, & stacy. and Louis
Goodman Of Wilmington; for W. l..
Merriman. Of Wilmington. J. O. Carr
and George Rountree. OF Wtmington
Stern 4 Duncan. OF Greensboro. Tor
Ralph w. Oldham. of Raleigh. and a..
c. Hatch. OF Mount Olive. Victor s.
Bryant and W. J. Brogden. Of Durham.
and Lawyer weisberg. OF Durham Will
also appear for Hatch. The prosecut-
ing attorney for the state. Solicitor
S. NJ. Gattis. viii be assisted In prose-
cutting the four boys by f. ]. Justice
and e. d. Rroadhurst. OF Greensboro.
and J. A. wellons. Of Smithfield- Other
counsel have been mentioned. AMONG
the names being A. L Brooks. OF
Greensboro; C. ". Tillett. Of Charlotte.
ana J. W. Graham. OF Hillsboro. but
these names have not a. yet been con-
frmeA.
solicitor g. N. aattis stated . few
DAYS ago with some confidence that no
intlmation had come to him to the
effect that q postponement or removal
10 another county would be asked for.
Consequently. the trial viii come in
,ts order on the calendar 1t the con-
yen,nx OF court next week. the hrst
day OF court coming on Monday. oc-
tobsr ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
Tbs CHI Recovered
FIom ConsumDtion

The makere Of Eckmaas Alternative. which
10 doing 20 much good for ceneumptlves
are continually In receipt Of wonderful r.
ports Of recoveries brought about solely
through the use OF this medicine. These
reports are always at the command OF any
one interested. and many Of the writer's In
their gratitude have suggested that like suf-
terera write direct and learn what II did
for them. Here 10 one specimen:
Al Second Ave-, Aurora, I'll
Gentlemen: Pardon me for not writins
cured. I can now truthfuiiy say I am per.
thanks. have no pain. no cough, ne night
sweats. no hay fever since . child Of two
years. ] have been afIing with lung trouble
which grew worse ] grew older. Al tbs
age Of fourteen. the doctor said IL could
not be sent South ] would surely die ef Con
sumption. Every winter I would be sure %
have either Bronchitis. Pieurisy or Pncumo-
mia. l had Typhoid Pneumonia one time.
had catarrh OF the stomach and bowels. and
had Hay Fever for the last Few years: but
have not anything OF the kind this year.
Il Will answer all letters sent TO me. ask
ing history OF my case, from any one SUI.
fering with lung trouble"
tSworn afYidavip ETA PLATH.
olive years later reports stfll weii.)
Eckmans Alternative is effective In Bron.
chitis. Asthma, Hay Fever. Throat and Lung
and in upbuiidins the system. Doc,
not contai poisons. opiates or habit form
ing drugs. For sale by Owens & Minor Drue
Company and other leading druggists. ASK
for booklet telling of recoverics. and write
to Eckman's Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa.
for additional evidence. -Advertisement.
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iuhbu., o., accompa MED by President John
son and Vice President and General Man.
ager Maher. also President Daniel Willard
and yice-Prcsident Schrtver. OF the Balti-
more and Ohio. who have been visitors. the
guests o! Mr.. Johnson.
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w1tAsvfiis. ssr : sDsssh TAsrsday

W1tAsvills. fse . sDeseh ThafsdaS
Aloht.
From wytAsvsile. 0ovsraor Mon.
tague will tsks IN early start and
drive twenty-five piles annose I've
mountains 10 reach DlenA ccurtheuse.
At o'clock Friday sftsrneon - VIII
speak there. He viii have another long
drive and . ride ON . lumber read to
reach Pearisbufs. Giles County. where
the last speech Of the series viii be
delivered ct noon SATURDAY. A night
train can be caught 1T Pearisburg.
which viii put Mr.. Montague back IN
Richmond early Sunday morning..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
ANNUAL MEETING
Of N.&W. RAILWAY
,speeia, to The rimes- Dispatch


Roanoke, Va. October M-Ths annual
meeting Of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Company was held to-day At Il o'clock
noon. More than % per cen, o: the entire
capital stock Of the company was represent
ed In person or By Droxy.
Prcsen, 1t the meeting were Nessrs Sam
uel RIA. John r. Green. Of the Pennsyivania
Railroad, joseph Wood ana .. !. AeCaoe.
Of the PeuaSUlvania lines
Tho ssockAslAe0 authorised the purchase
of the railroad properly and franchises OF
thu Columbus Connecting ana TerAnai
Raalrcad Company. and elected the following
Atr.c,oru: Joseph I. Doran. Victor Nora
VETS waiter n. Taylor. John p. Green. Fam
mel Rss, Z. e Johnson. william O. Mac
poweu. Henry C. Fnck. joseph Weod. w.
". AeseYbury end n D. Nsher.
ro,,sWsne the stockhoIderI meeting the
hoard AZ directors met and ordered the cleo
tion Of the following officers:
preSlent-L T. Johnson
Fire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q. NacDow-
second vsoe-presslent anl General Man
seer-N. D. 3aher.
Thtrd vice. President and Traffic Manager
T. s. navant a,
second ana Asssstant fsessurer-E H. Al
den.
Tressurer-yoeeph D. Lazy.
orner,i Counsei-Joseph I. Dorm
AZ LIS r. y. the directors 1er for 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
PUBLIC SPEAKING DATES

Tn. following appoinsnc arc announced
from state Democratic headquarters:
Rufus A. Ayers.
Sand Lick October II
Ciintwood. October I,
Wise October ~
Pearisburg October -
Henry c. stuart.
Luray. October IS
winchester. October -
Harrison burg. October =.
Claude a. swanson.
Wise. October a.
Jsme~ Ray.
Front Royal October II.
Warren County, october IL
Frederick County, October IL and -
II. ID. Flood.
Mcdowell. Highland coun,y. October
Buckingham October II
Amherst. October "a
Fairfax October II
Manassas. October L
J.. Nesmr.t Powell.
winchester. October L.
Aubrey @. Weaver.
Harr.sonburg. oe.obe. 81
;. Gordon Bshanaan.
Lnnenburs. October -
Boydton. October q
Hill Montague.
Midlothian, October u.
r T. W. Duke. Jr.
winchester. october =
r. Gray Williams.
AIexseAer n. ssnd..
Midlothian. ocrober L.
u. l.. Gordon. Jr
Palmyra. October -
L. z Byrd.
Palmyra. October -.
G. T. Allies.
I.unenburg. October "a
Bsyd,on, Ocsdber =.
Accomae. October p
EaetSiIie. October -
Carter Glsss-
FLOYD October IS
c. c. BerkIey.
Hesthsvfiie. October Is.
Martin Williams.
Pearisbure. October -.
Allan d. Ssaes.
Bowling Green, October IL
Pembroke Petit.
0ooeh!and. October a.
John Lamb.
Charts City County. October Il.
4. J. Montague.
Bristol. October Is tnixhts.
Marion October Is might
wytheyiile, October !. tniEhtS.
Band. October Is q p. NJ
PeartsburS, October - tnoos)
J. TAYLOR ELLISON.
Chairman
T. ~ Brenaman. Secretary
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Knees Became Stiff
wsve Yearx OF severe Rbeumstisn.

The cure of Henry j. Goldstein ~
Rarton street, Boston, Mass. Is an
other victory for HOODS safsapar,ia,
Th;s Great medicine has succeeded III
many cases where others have utterly
failed Mr.. Goidstein says: II SUI
fered from rheumatism FIVE years; II
kept me from business and caused eN-
cruciating pain. My knees would "e-
rome as stff as steel. | tried many
medicines without relief, then took
Hoods Sarsaparila. soon felt Htuch
better and now consider WNself en-
tirely cured ! recommend Hoods.
Get it to-day in usual liquid form
or chocolated tablets called Sarsafabs.
advertisements
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
GEORGIA LADY'S
INVESTMENT
OF Five Dollars, Wsrth Fifty De'-
lar, % Her Now. Read
Following Letter.

Headwiz, Cat suffered untold
aeouies for five or SIX years with womaniy
writes Mrs. Della Long. Of this
Mace. Gould not sit up but a few
minute. at the time, and II ] stood on my
feet long. would faint.
took $500 worth Of Cardui. the wo-
mans tonic. and it did me 5000 worth
Of good. can do my work now all the
time. and suffer but very little.
7 am recommending Cardui to my
friends. and shall continue 70 do so. You
may use this letter in any way you wish "
Its 50 wears 81 wonderful success proves
that. A. tonic for weak women, you
could ind nothing of greater bcneh, 10
Vol than Cardai. II Is a wcman's tonic
a strengthening medicine fcr women msds
<-fssy TaliN i'| NnTTlSn. lfN'H b'SiVrFus
which act specifically On the womsnIy
gsans ard thus help to buiId ~ the NO,
manly constitution. g.
Won are urged to try Cardui a YOU ara
weak. tired. nervous, WORKOUT or suife'
from any n TIE pains peculiar to veal
women. such As headache. bscksche
dragging pains. pains IN SIDE. and oshe'
symptoms II ~omsnly troub'e.
Ju!sias from 'he experience n thou
ands Il Others, Csrdui Is sure 70 help You
.B-W,is 10 Lsdies' Advi-rSy Dept.
! Chstianooy1 Medicine Co. Chattanooga
Tenn. fo~ Spseist IssSsaie~s nd es-pse
box. Home Trc~,mcr, for Womes.
sens IN plain Wrapper on rcquea---.A
serttemesI
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-06-20

vacation months at her home in
Brandon, this state.
David Flanagan expects to visit al
his home in Welcome short time
and will probably travel for manu-
featuring house this summer.
Miss Eunice True will spend the
summer at the cottage at Devils lake.
Miss Isabelle Macarthur will go to
Madison for short visit and from
there to her home in Superior
Miss Ethel Horton will go to her
b 1me in Beloit for the summer.
Miss Chrissie Wright will attend
simmer school at Madison.
Miss Margaret Breene will spend the
vacation months at her home in
Reedsburg.
Miss Emma Ochsner will be joined
by her mother at Prairie du Sac for a
trip to Colorado to spend the summer
at the home of Miss Ochsner's broth
er, DR.. Ochsner.
Miss Della Payne will accompany
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ], Z. Payne,
for trip to Montana and Idaho.
Miss Alice Metcalf, Miss Ellen
Wood, Miss Mary Ruggles, Miss Edna
Varnell, Miss Belle Potter, Miss
Carrie Holah, Miss Katherine Falvey,
Miss Mary Haines and Miss Agnes
McGuan will remain at their homes in
Baraboo except for short trips out of
town.