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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-06-14
SUNNY SIDE.

Prayer meeting here every Sun
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. d. See were the
guests of their mother, Mrs. Sarah
See OF the point Sunday.
Miss Minnie Holbrook of Louisa
Is visiting Miss Ida Bartram.
Harlan Bartram and Jerry See
We're visiting Misses Anna and Incz
Peters Sunday.
Mrs. kizzie Robertson was visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Willie Bartram
Sunday
George Wellman was calling on
ida Bartram Sunday.
Misses Ivy and Marie See enter
tanned quite number OF young
folks Sunday.
Arlie See was calling on Miss Ad-
die York Sunday.
Emmett See and Roy Bartram
We're visiting ID. G. See Saturday.
Mrs. Ruth .SaIyers and family OF
Ashland are visiting bone folks
this week.
Mrs. Iona Webb and Miss Jessie
See were the guests Of Mrs. Willie
bartram Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Bartram were
Sl..Ig their parents Saturday and
JUST ME.
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siADGE.

We have been having real coo
weather for the past week, some.
thing strange for June.
j. w. Bradley has returned from
Prestonsburg, where he had been
visiting his relatives over Sunday
The Sunday school was very in
teresting Sunday. Prospects are
bright for good school this sea
son
A very quiet wedding took place
here saturday morning about 10
o'clock Miss Birdie Roberts and
Charley shannon were married at
her home by Bro. Hulett. Shortley
after the ceremony they went to
Mr.. Shannon's home
q. A, Haws and wife spent Sun
dag afternoon with her father at
Morgan creek.
Earl Mcdowell is with relatives
here.
Bro. Harvey has an appointment
at this place the 9Th. Sunday in
this month at 10 O'Clock.
Milt Bradley. Forest Damron.
Willie Wellman and r. b. Hutchison
attended Sunday school at Dry
Ridge
Mrs. Belle Roberts of Deep Hole
was here Monday.
Miss Alice Wellington is with
her aunt, Mrs. Johns OF this place.
Mrs. Lock Moore passed through
here recently.
Mrs. Emma Carter spent few
days with Mrs. Jim Carter. who Is
dangerously low at Daniels creek.
James Pigg and Willie Berry at
tended the Red Mems lodge at Lol-
lisa Saturday night.
Mathew Lemaster spent Saturday
night with his aunt at this place.
Miss Alyie Pigg of Busseyville was
ut Madge few days ago.
Granvill Thompson and daughter
Geneva were here Wednesday.
The potato crop through this sec
ton looks promising now.
Mrs. Alice Frazier spent Monday
with Mrs. G. A. Haws.
Mrs. Matte Meek was entertain
ed by Lillian Bradley Sunday.
Lindsey Wellman and wife of
Smoky Valley were the pleasant
guests of his brother here Sunday.
VENDETTA.
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YATEsvILLE.

Sunday school is progressing nice
perintendent.
Mrs. Maud Compton is visiting
Mrs. Chas. Carter this week.
Mrs. Ida Carter and Maud Comp
ton attended the ice cream festival
at Fallsburg Saturday night.
Misses Myrtle and Nellie Rife
were shopping in Louisa Thursday.
Misses Gypsy Burchett paid Mrs,
Chas. Carter visit Monday.
John A. Berry and w. II. Bent
ley, our sheep men, are very busy
this week.
Mrs. Clara BENTLEY of Ratcliff.
KY, is visiting home folks this week
j. B. Sparks our choir leader, viii
organize singing. school at this
place soon,
]. NJ. Bentley. Jr.. who has been
working at Chattaroy, w. Va, is
expected home soon.
PINCH.
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MULBERRY BRANCH.

Church at this place Sunday was
largely attended
Fred Sparks was visiting his un-
Gle. Kan Chaffin, Saturday and Sun
day.
Gypsy Sparks is very Ill with
fever at this writing.
Many friends we're calling on
Hugh Sparks Sunday.
Sack Berry is very ILL.,
Hattie Sparks was visiting her
sister at Maple Grove last week.
Sack Prince. who has been away
for some time, has returned home.
Harvey and jerome Preece were
on Mulberry Branch Sunday.
John Adkins was calling at NJ ".
Spliiman's Sunday
Docie Berry was shopping at
Christmas Monday.
Cecil Walden was calling at James
Berry's Saturday.
Hugh Sparks was calling at Nor
gan's Creek Saturday night.
Carl Lowe and John Berry were
VISITING their cousins, Misses Sackie
and Docia Berry, Sunday.
Sherman Foster was on our creek
Saturday.
Ida and Cora Berry, Gypsy and
Hattie and Fred Sparks, Docia Berry
and Mr., and Mrs. j. c. Workman
attended church at Bill Stars last
JUNE BUG.
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TRINITY.

Miss Bessie and Ollie Neal called
on Miss Bertha Rife Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Sparks OF
Glenwood were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. W. M. Taylor Sunday.
Miss Maud Hulett of Louisa is
visiting friends and relatives at
Trinity.
Denver Elswick was calling ON
Miss Laura Webb Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rife were
visiting Mr.. John Rife and Mr..
John Elswick and family Sunday.
Miss Matte Queen of Elijah's
creek attended church on Straight
creek Sunday.
Azel Holbrook, of Glenwood was
kicked by a vicious horse last week
Is able to be about ON crutches.
Miss Maud Grlmsley charming
young lady of Glenwood is visiting
friends at Scaggs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Holbrook and
family were the guests OF the lat
tiers parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
bellew, of Straight creek Sunday.
Curtis Leslie, Of Bolts Fork LETT
last week for Dayton, o., where ne
will engage In the street car work,
Ernest Holbrook Of Allhorn was
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tied her brother, U. s. Swan Satur-
day and Sunday.
@. M. Dixon formerly of this place
now OF Lincoln county, has been Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. u. l.. Moore
of this place and left for his home
June Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Austin Wis
tied Mr., and Mrs. E. l.. Moore Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mead, Of
Ulysses attended church at this
place Sunday.
Sunday school is progressing nice
ly at this writing.
Prayer meeting here every Sun
day evening at two o'clock.
Roy Judd was calling on Miss
Tennie Thompson Sunday.
j. II. Daniels OF Fort Gay, visited
his father at this place Saturday
and Sunday.
Willie George OF Ulysses attend
ed church here Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Bowling was visiting
Miss Monte Estep Sunday
E. l.. Moore went to Brushy TO
see his sick brother, Garfield Moore,
who Is very low at this writing and
expected to live only few hours.
Mrs. Davis Spencer has returned
home after few days visit to her
brother, DR.. j. c. Moore of Ledoeio,
TWO LONELY GIRLS.
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NIAvITY.

Rev. e, Yoak preached at this
place Sunday.
Miss Sadie Smallridge has re-
turned home for few weeks Wis
1t.
Frank Stanley. who has been at
tending school at Danville, has re-
turned home for a visit.
Misses Matte and Hannah Kirk
were calling on Misses Eva and
Mary Smallridge Sunday.
Misses Stanley entertained quite
a crowd of young folks Sunday.
lobe Caldwell, who is attending
school at Richmond. spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. w. H. White has been i'll
for some time.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kirk, a
fine girl.
Nora Rankin was calling on Sadie
and Mary Campbell Sunday.
Minnie and Charley Caldwell. of
kilgore are visiting their cousin,
Mollie Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caldwell made
a trip to Rush Sunday.
"A DESERTED GIRL.
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sITIxA.

Leslie Picklesimer, Milburn Rice
and Ruthard Witten, were calling
on the fair sex at Stambaugh Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. vanhoose
spent Sunday with Mrs. vanhoose &
brother, Millard Akers.
Mrs. Fran. Turner spent Sunday
with her sister Mrs, Albert Van
hoose.
Sue Mckenzie, OF Staffordsville
was here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dills. of
Paintsyille we're the all day guests
of their aunt, Susan Bow Sunday
at this place.
Miss Mabel Picklesimer and broth.
or Leslie were shopping in Paints
Vile Saturday
Miss Anna Pelphrey is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Bob Falkner. at
Ashland this week.
NJ. Rice. H. Neigh. OF Paintsvllle
and r. Lyons, OF Sip are here sur
yeying for c. c, Mayo.
Little Nellie and Elizabeth Falk-
ner. of Ashland, who has been Wis
idng their grandfather, Il. ID. Pei
phrey at this place returned home
Friday.
Mrs. J. II Stambaugh was visit
ing her sister, Miss Dot vanhoose.
Harvey stambaugh spent Sunday
with home folks.
Miss Maggie Preston. OF Thelma
returned home Morday after an ex-
tended visit with her cousin. Miss
Fanny Stambaugh and Grace Van
hoose
VIOLET.
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TWIN BRANCH.

Bro. Harvey filled his regular APP
pointment at this place Sunday and
preached to a large congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Blankenshif
were visiting home folks Sunday
James Casey called at Mart Spill
mans Saturday.
Several boys and girls from this
place attended church at w. M
STAIRS Sunday night.
win Church attended church al
this place Sunday.
Martin Blankenship has resigned
his position at this place and gone
TO Deep Hole to work.
Jonah Adkins was visiting Miss
Martha Spillman Saturday.
Hester Adkins was calling on
Sarah Adkins Monday.
Miss Plume Collinsworth, who haI
been visiting her brother returned
home Saturday.
Harvey Preeee passed up our
creek Monday.
c. Workman and Herbert Adkins
were visiting Dennie Chaffin Sat
urday night.
Effie, Rosy and Mary spillman
were callir~ at Christmas Monday.
Miss Effie lobe OF Louisa wis
visiting home folks Saturday and
Sunday.
Martin Biankenship will leave for
Chillicothe, Ohio. where he will
make his future home.
Uncle JOHNNY spillman is slowly
improving,
MAMA's PET.
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BUSSEYvILLE.

Sunday school here every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Miss Nora Roberts was visiting
Miss Opal Holt Sunday
Misses Lillian, Hazel and Kath-
Teen Roberts spent Sunday with
Miss Gertrude Pigg.
Sophie Roberts spent Sunday with
Kathleen Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Bowe and
family entertained quite number
Of friends Sunday. Among them
were Mrs j. B. Clayton and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Boggs and
family. Misses Flora, Cordie and
Cora Pigg, Miss Emma Meek ard
Everett Pigg.
Miss Lena Clay was Wis rg Miss
Pear Holt Sunday.
Arbie Pigg was in Louisa Saturdg
Ira See, of Lick Creek, and Essie
Cheek, OF Smoky Valley, were in
Busseyville Sunday.
Miss Ethel Shrader was visiting
Miss Erie Bowe last Friday
Miss Virginia Belle Bradley was
visiting Miss Egie Bowe SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Holt we're
in Louisa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays were yis-
ting MIR. ana Mrs. b. =. Hols last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ID. Bows were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I. II. Bowe
and family last week.
Rev, Albert Miller preached here
A large crowd was present.
SHORTY.
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wALBRIDGE.

The Rev. Fraley preached an In
teresting sermon at this place last
Sunday.
The Ice cream festival at this
place last Saturday night was quite
> success aud large attendance.
John Bellomy. OF Midkiff, w. Va,
was the guest OF Miss virgle STAINS
berry Sunday.
Miss Addie York visited Miss Sher-
liza Peters Sunday.
Miss Ethel See was shopping In
Louisa Saturday.
Wayne Dean OF Fort Gay. called
on Miss vennie webb Sunday.
Miss Veya Peck was visiting at
Gallup recently.
Lawrence Akers was calling on
Miss Hattie Burk Sunday
Miss Addie York entertained a
number OF her friends recently,
Mont York visited Miss Cora
Roberts Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Haws and Mrs. w.
w. See were in Louisa Tuesday.
Miss Vennie Webb was the pleas
ant guest OF Miss yirgie stansberry
recently.
Otto Hammond. attended the fes-
hval here last Saturday night
Malcolm Stansberry and Welzie
Peters were oalling on West Virginia
girls Sunday evening.
Charley York called on Sherlia
Peters Sunday.
Miss Sherlia and Jessie Peters
we're calling on Miss Carrie Wells
Sunday.
Miss Mollie See was the guest OF
Miss Addle and Sadie York sasur-
day.
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CHARLEY.

There was preaching at this place
Saturday and Sunday by Rev. Isaac
Griffith and Gilbert Miller. A large
crowd attended
The funeral OF aunt Jane Pack
VIII be preached at this place the
second Sunday in August,
Married. June Sth. Mr.. Jerry Boyt
TO Mrs. Sarah Edwards 1t was the
second marriage for both bride and
groom
Mrs. II. s. Dean and children of
Ulysses visited friends at this place
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chapman and
children visited relatives at this
place Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary 0'Brien has been vis-
lting her daughter. Mrs. c. C. Boil
Ing, for the past week and return
ed hame Sunday,
Miss Hattie Swan OF Cordell vis-
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was running away, is able to be
around once more.
Mrs. G. W. Phillips was visiting
her daughter Sunday.
Mrs. NJ, A. Hay was visiting in
Elliott county Sunday.
Jim Rigsby is blowing for the
Prince boys this week
Sollie Sparks was calling on his
aunt Mrs. Nancy Sparks Sunday.
George Fyffe sold a fine lot OF
honey last week
Bill Barker has a fine crop this
year.
Jim Stenson was visiting at this
place recently
Clip Hay and wife were visiting
Grover Lyons Saturday.
Willie Bailey, Fuel Holbrook and
Frank Ferguson have finished their
new ground.
Alfred and Cora Hay Of Lean, KY.
are visiting relatives at this place.
2 Sarah Sparks of Carter county.
was visiting her aunt at this place.
Oscar Hay is regular caller at
P. F. Golfers.
Alfred Hay called on Miss Effie
j. Skaggs Saturday night.
Jim Diles passed down our creek
last week.
Lee Ison was in Elliott county.
last week. 81,
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MAIZE.

Sunday school at this place IL
progressing nicely with M. b. Spark
as Supt.
Several people of this place at
tended church at Beach Grove last
Sunday.
Rev. w. A, Hay was on the sick
| list Saturday
Oscar Prince was calling on Miss
Ella Sloan Sunday.
Adeline Hay was calling ON Miss
Stella Prince last Saturday night.
Jasper Prince was calling at Fl.
H. Hayes Sunday night.
Noah Phillips was calling on
Nelia Whitley Saturday night.
E Prince was able to go to church
last Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Lester is slowly i'm
proving.
The infant daughter of James
Ison is very sick.
Oscar Bailey was visiting In Ell
lott county, Sunday.
Rhoda Ross was shopping at this
place last week
Media Stenson was visiting at E.
Princes Saturday and Sunday.
Maud Phillips was calling at Fer
ret Dials Sunday.
J. J.. Hay is getting along fine
with his crop.
P. F. Collier has postponed his
tobacco crop.
Rev. w. A. Hay was calling on w.
F. Skaggs Saturday night.
The Prince boys are getting along
fine with their crop
W. H. Hay and wife went to
Johnson county Saturday.
E. G. Collier, who fell out of his
buggy the other day when his horse
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EsTEI'.

Mrs. Bloat and daughter were
Visiting her daughter, Mrs. zelma
Buckley last week.
Mrs. Dempsey of East Fork, who
has been operated on is not much
improved.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Work
man, a fine boy.
Mrs. Bleyins and children were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il, w. Cham
bers Sunday.
Tom Enyart and wife and their
daughter were calling on Il. w.
Chambers aud wife Sunday.
Several boys from this place at
tended the pie mite and festival at
Fallsburg and Green Valley Satur-
day night
Mrs. Stella Barton and daughter
OF South Portsmouth. KY, are Wis
Ting home folks this week.
Mr., and Mrs. John Elswick and
son. we're visiting H. w. Chambers
and wife last Sunday.
Misses Georgia Rife, Myrtle Rife
and Lexie Neal were visiting Jocie
Chambers last Sunday.
HA! HO! HUNT
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on MIss GRACE smith

GAZING OH MISS drdCe onlln VI
East Fork Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Fannin, 81
Bolts Fork entertained number
OF young friends Saturday evening
with ice cream and cake.
George Handley and little daugh-
ter were visiting VIM. Taylor SUI
day.
I Mrs. Calvin Holbrook OF upper
Elijah's creek was the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. NJ. L. Rife, Saturday.
Arthur Queen. of Glenwood. who
came near getting shot as was stat
ed in the Glenwood letter of the
| NEWS last week. thinks the shott-
| ing was not accidental and he hopes
to soon apprehend the guilty par
ties.
Miss Maud Grimsley. OF Glenwood
was visiting Miss Laura Webb last
week.
Marguerite, the infant daughter
of Forrest Holbrook of Allhorn, is
very sick.
Miss Bertha and George Rife
were the guests OF Mrs. M. l.. Rife
of Elijah's creek last week,
Miss Maud Grimsley of Glenwood
attended church at Mt. Oliyet Sum
day evening.
w. Il. Rife and j. d. Queen Of
Elijah's creek made business trip
To Straight creek Saturday
Van Shortridge Of East Fork was
business visitor on upper Eas,
Fork Monday,
There will be services at Glen
wood Saturday and Sunday by the
pastor. Rev II. ii. Rice.
DIR. J. c. Sparks of Glenwood was
called TO the bedside of Robt. Hill,
man. formerly OF this place.
Mrs Eunice Stanley OF Bolts Fork
attended singing schoo at Glenwood
sunday.
Miss Laura Webb OF Glenwood
was the pleasant guest of Miss Maud
Grimsley last week
Lindsey Waugh and wife and lit
lie son visited friends and relatives
at Katy Sunday.
Fred Elswick met with quite
serious accident while returning
from Chas. Millers Sunday night
il being very dark and at a very
narrow place in the road he missed
the way and tell over precipice.
breaking his collar bone and other
wise inJuring him. He was hn
conscious whom found by his broth
er the next morning.
Service was held at the home of
James Mcdowell on Miller Branch
sunday night by Rev. Church foi
the benefit OF the aged father e.
Mr.. Mcdowell, who is very low vita
dropsy A good meeting and good
old fashioned hand shaking.
Miss Laura Webb the daughter OF
r, r.. Webb, of Glenwood entertain
ed large number OF her young
friends in royal style Thursday event.
ing. Supper was served at 8 p. N.
of ice cream cake and
kinds of fruits, after |
which games and plays were indulg |
ed in by all. The lawn was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion. This
affair was Miss Webbs debut in
society and in honor of her 18th, |
Numerous costly presents
we're given Among them was a
beautiful diamond sunburst from
her father. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. l.. Queen, Mr.. and
Mrs. j, G. Sparks, Misses Muriel
Rife. Madge Handley Mary Justice,
Matte Queen, Mary Queen, Mary
Burk, Minnie Webb, Matte Webb,
Maud Grimsley. Myrtle Queen. Myr-
lie Coburn, Lilly Belcher, Florence
Belcher, Anna Smith. Grace. Smith,
laura Justice, Esther Holbrook,
Amanda Burke, Carrie Webb, Ollie
Queen, Messrs, Denver Elswick Fred
George Ross, Forest Twi-
lam, Dewey Twinam. Elmer Hol-
,rook. Azel Holbrook. Ernest Hol-
'rook. Willard Holbrook, Bert Stew
lrt. Arthur Justice, Curtis Queen,
arthur Queen, Teddy Queen and
ieorge Fannin.
GRIPSACK 81.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The Marion Young farm Of 100
acres on left Georges creek. Price
low Half cash. balance easy terms.
Apply to 7. s. Thompson, Louisa,
KY. n
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Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Silver
ware, Cut Glass, Stationery. Ko-
daks and Supplies at Conley's Store.
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MACHINE GIVEN AWAY.

Another fine sewing machine will
be given away free by the Snyder
Hardware Company on June goth.
Call at the store for particulars.
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distinguish
szabo. who
Hungary. and
Posa. They are
trip to see our
dam and expect
take back with
ing the rivers
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Subscription Rates and Terms.

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The rate of subscription is alike to all
20 Ter year. Subscribers paying in ad
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FIaeeed Train with Shirt.

Tearing his shirt from his back an
Ohio man tagged train ann saved it
from wreck, but H. T. Alston, Raleigh,
N. c., once prevented wreck with Elec-
trio Bitters. II was in terrible plight
when l began to use them," he writes,
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were all badly affected and my liver was
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man." A trial will convince you of their
matchless merit for and stomach, liver
or kidney trouble. Price SOC at The
City Pharmacy.
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Fine Positions.

Aaker's Business College received
seven requests for Office help the past
week, and placed Arthur Schumacher as
stenographer with the First National
Bank, Martin, N. D. We could have
made six more happy if we had had
graduates enough to 60 around. Why
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ing that will make you ready when op.
portunity calls? Such training will
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foreseen ways. Send for catalog to A.
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A Great Building Falls

when its foundation is undermined, and
if the foundation of health-good diges.
tion-is attacked, quick collapse follows
On the first signs of indigestion, DR..
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to tone the stomach and regulate the
liver, kidneys and bowels. Pleasant,
easy, safe and only 25c at The City
Pharmacy.
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Porto Rico's New Wonder.

From far away Porto Rico comes re-
ports of a wonderful new discovery that
is believed will vastly benefit the people.
Ramon T. Marchan, of Barceloneta,
writes ''Dr. Kings New Discovery is do.
ing splendid work here. It cured me
about five times of terrible coughs and
colds, also my brother Of a severe cold in
his chest and more than 20 others, who
used it on my advise. We hope this
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Only a Fire Hero

but the crowd cheered, as, with burned
hands, he held up a small round box.
"Fellows!" he shouted, "this Bucklen' S
Arnica Salve hold, has everything beat
for burns" Right! also for boils, ulcers,
sores. plmples, eczema, cuts, sprains,
bruises. Surest pile cure. 1t subdues
inflammation, kills pain. Only 25cts at
The City Pharmacy.
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Moorehead, Minnie Mor,s, Mareasrits
Moorehead, Rcsa Peterson, Richmond
Quackenbush. Isabel Shaw.
Virginia Short 81, Isabel Shaw 98,
Minnie Morris 81, James Conmy 81, Rich
mond Quackenbush s6, Jack Chisholm
90, Octavls Leifur 80, Lnella LaMoure
SO, Martha Brennan 81, Caroline Peter
son 90, Everest Fowler 81, Ralph Hene.
man SO. Ada Booker 81. Grace johnson
81. Marguerite Moorehead 81.
9th grade:-Florence Newell, Madeline
Pascoe. Merry Harvey, Albert Lindsay,
William Lowe, Sig Lelfur. Ruth Apder.
sod. Rose Feldman, Amy Hales.
Madeline Pascoe 81, Florence Newell
81, Emma Cosley 81.
9Th grade:-Franklin Lowe, Harold
Shannon, knight shumaker, Theodore
Peterson, Nlta Fowler, Clara Morris,
Thomas Mcqueen.
Ruth Wilkins 80, Nita Fowler 80,
Dorothy Booker 81, Thomas Mcqueen
81.
4th grade:-Owen Hales, Leslie Hene-
man, Larefey Hanneson, York tangton,
Victor Paulson, Sumner Shumaker.
Lorenzo Anderson 80, York LanRton
95, Albartha Renville 81, Robert Booker
96, Edith Feldman 81, Mlcheal Giltrude
SO, Clarke Griffith 80, Martin Maier 81.
3rd grade:-Olive Lowe, Clyde Newell,
Edith Patterson.
1st grade:-George Barker, Theodore
Feldman, Ralph Kneeshaw. Donald Nc
Queen, Ferdinand Paulson, Francis Ron
deau Jack Winlaw.
End grade:--Raymond Diemer, Octavia
Hannesson, Jay Kneeshaw, May Lang
ton, Helga Landsiedel, Thorstien Olson,
Edsall Winlaw.
Raymond Diemer 90, May Langton 90,
Alice Grumbo 81, Thorstien Olson 80.