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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-12-11
RlDS YOU OF
INDIGESTION
OR YOUR
MONEY BACK

G. A. Parcher Is authorized to re-
fund your money II you take MI
0-NA Stomach Tablets for indiges-
ton. or any stomach distress or misery,
and are dissatisfied with the results.
And that same guarantee also sp-
plies To any condition caused by out of
order stomach such as Sallow Skin,
i'imples, Headache, Nervousness, Dr.
ziness, Sleeplessuess, Despondeney
etc
So why should you suffer longer
from an anclean Stomach when you
can try MONA stomach Tablets,
the prescription of specialist on TINS
liberal no benetit-no- pay plan.
A large box for 80 cents at Il. a
Parcher's aud pharmacists America
over.
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COREA.
Nov. 30.
NJ

Cecil Stewart has his house completed,
and has moved in.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Scofield Nov. %.
Miss Mertie Kelley, of Jonesport, is q
guest of Miss Maude Stewart.
Miss Maude Stewart is home from
Jonesport, where she has been employed.
l.. S. Campbell has sold his house to
William Young and moved to Gouldsboro.
Miss Alma Stewart, who is attending
school at Charleston, is home for vsca-
ton.
Roy Stewart, engineer of the missionary
boat Sunbeam, is spending week with
his parents, o. II. Stewart and wife.
Nov 80 s.
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HALL QUARRY.

Albert Richardson, of Rockland, is here
for a few days.
Ralph Springer lost valuable horse re-
Gently.
Helen Seavey is home from Hallowell,
where she has been working.
Eddie Hickens and two children, of
Swans Island, are visiting here.
Miss Helen Seavey has gone to North
east Harbor, where she has employment
Mrs. Flora Warden, the grammar
teacher, spent Thanksgiving at her home
in Frankfort.
Dec. 2. RRIAR.
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SPEC.

Harvard Card spent Sunday at his home
mere.
Miss Bickford, of Dixmoat, teaches at
Ryefield.
Percy Hanscom and wife are visiting at
his former home, Glen, n. II.
MISS Aesler Clarke, OF Egypt, was the
guest of Miss Hazel Clarke last week.
Miss Muriel DeBeck, who spent the
Thanksgiving recess at home, returned to
the U. of NJ. last week.
Maurice Fernald and Miss Flossie
Ormiston, of Oakland, were Sunday guests
of his parents, A. L. Fernald aud wife.
On account of the continued illness OF
her sister in Lowell, Mass, Mrs. Marietta
Dyer will remain away over Christmas.
Eleven young ladies met with Miss
Hazel Bragdon Wednesday and formed an
embroidery club to be called the LAZY
Corner club.
The Baptist and Methodist Sunday
schools are preparing for Christmas con-
certs. Each society is arranging for
Christmas tree.
Mrs. W. e. Bragdon, accompanied by her
daughter, arrived home from Portland
Tuesday. Mrs. Bragdon is slowly recup-
Grating from her recent severe operation.
Miss Edith returned to her position
in Portland Thursday.
Dec O. R
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COUNTY NEWS.
cRANRERRY ISLES.

Miss Ina Jordan, of Seal Harbor, spent
the week with relatives here.
Mrs. Lucinda Stanley is home from Seal
Harbor. where she has been the past four
weeks.
schools opened Monday, with Miss Nc
Manus, OF Bangor, tescher of the gram
mar grade, and Miss Addie Bates, primary.
Miss Veins Stanley, of this place, and
wyman Teal. OF Frenchboro, were re-
Gently married. Miss Stanley is a popular
school teacher, graduate OF Castine
normal school, and member OF the
Congregational church. Mr.. Teal and
wife have the best wishes OF host OF
friends. They will reside with Mrs.
Teal's parents, Edward J. Stanley and
wife.
Dec. 2, ROONEY.
Mrs. Dellie Harding, who has been in
Boston three weeks, is home.
Capt. f. J. Bulger is at Islesford caring
for George Jarvis, who Is i'll.
Mrs. John Hsmor and Mrs. 1esnder
Banker are in Bar Harbor for few days.
Harold and Walter Stanley returned
Saturday from visit to Belfast and Ban
gor.
Seth Rice, who has been in New York
for three weeks, returned on the yacht
Hobo Wednesday.
Collins Morreli and wife, OF rittsfield,
are guests OF Mrs. MorreIi's parents, 7. r..
Stanley and wife.
Mrs. Henry Gray, OF Southwest Hsrbor,
spent the weekend with Willard Squirting
and wife.
Miss McManus, the grammar school
teacher, is boarding with J. Y. Squirting
and wife.
Miss Lula Steele and Charles Gott left
Thursday for Texas, where Miss Steele's
father lives, to spend the winter.
Dec. 3. ROONEY.
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VlCTInS OF
RHEUMATISM
FOR TWENTY YEARS

IL doesn't matter how long you have
been tortured with Rheumatism, RHEI.
MA will start to drive the poisonous mat.
ter that causes IL from your system the
second days treatment.
IL acts quickly. does wonderful RHEU-
MA. The uric acid begins to leave your
system through the kidneys and bowels
almost at once, and the immediate relief /.
so pronounced that yon won't guess you
are getting rid OF Rheumatism; YOU'LL,
KNOW 1T.
RHEMA is offered by g. A. Parcher to
the people OF Ellsworth and vicinity 4,
only so cents bottle, and be is authorized
to refund the purchase price to any person
not satisfied.
This means that any reader OF the Els.
worth American suffering from Rheuma-
tism, swollen. twisted joints, sctatca
Arthri,is, Gout or Lumbago can try
RHEUMA on money back plan. II acts
on Kidneys, Stomach, Liver and Bladder,
and when RHEuMA goes in, Rheumatism
goes out. That's why people come to,
mites TO get RHEUMA from G. A Par
cher.
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MANSET.

Frank Smith and wife went to New
York last week to visit their son Henry.
They will also visit in Massachusetts,.
Verne King has bought the house for
merly owned by Mrs. Martha Dolliver, and
will take possession in the spring.
Mrs. Amy Parker, of Rockport, spent
last week with her aunt, Mrs. Julia Par
ker, before going to Bermuda for the win
ter.
Congratulations are extended Elmer
Conary and wife on the birth OF daugh.
ter on Nov. Il; also to john Hopkins and
wife on the birth OF daughter Nov. Is.
Dec 2. SUB.
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BRIAR.
OAK POINT.

Charles Sargent, who has been i'll since
August, had ssvere i'll turn Saturday.
Charles Phippin and wife, OF Eden,
visited e. d. Ladd and wife last week.
A. Fl. Grindle and family, of Bar Harbor,
are at their cottage here for two weeks.
Walter Gray, who has been working in
Massachusetts, the past year, is home for
few days.
Emerson Ladd and wife spent the week
end in Seal Harbor, with Mrs. Ladd's par
ents, David Marshall and wife.
Dec 9, M
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SUNSET.

Miss Laura Stinson is teaching at South
Deer Isle.
the Settlement.
Hanson Small, who has been away the
past year, is at home for the winter.
Mrs. A. T. Small, who has been III the
past two months. is slowly recovering.
William Coolen has returned from
Vinalhaven, where he has been employed
the past season.
Dec. II. SADIE
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PRETTY MARSH.

Albert Smith, who has been working at
Center, is home.
Charles Cummings is visiting his sister,
Mrs. V. d. Smith.
Miss Luella Butler, OF Center, is at Del
mont Murphy's for few weeks.
Allen Smith and Nathan SmslIidge are
working at Otter Creek for the sat. Desert
Realty Co.
Dec. 2. G.
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MARLBORO.

M. r. Mcintyre, who is i'll, was taken to
Ellsworth last Sunday for treatment.
John Gilratrick, of Lamoine, is here to
spend the winter with his niece, Mrs. c.
p. Hodgkins.
Daniel Mcintyre, who is in the Bar Har-
Dor hospital recovering from an operation
for appendicitis, is doing we'll.
Dec. 9. ARE.
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SADIE
SOUTH DEER ISLE.

out again.
Stephen Stanley, wife and three chill
dren are i'll.
Hattie Hatch left Wednesday for Win
throp for the winter.
Mrs Vernon Small is having quite a
serious attack OF grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell came from Var
mouth last week to spend the winter here.
Dec. 8. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-12-11

The chief executioner of death in the win
ter and spring months is pneumonia. Its ad-
vance agents are colds and grip. In any
attack by one of these maladies no time
should be lost in taking the best medicine
obtainable 70 drive 1t of. Countless thous-
ands have found this TO be DR.. Kings New
Discovery. MY husband believes 1t has kept
him froza having pneumonia three or four
time,n writes Mrs. George w. Palce, Rawson-
VILE, VT, land for coughs, colds and Group
we have never found its equal" Guaranteed
for all bronchial affections. Price soc and u 90
at all druggists.
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ISLE AU HAUT.

Mrs. B. A. Smith, OF Kimball's island,
who has been very i'll of pneumonia, is
gaining.
James A. Collins, OF Bangor, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, J. K. Col
Inns and wife.
Matte Robinson, Ralph Chaplin and
Miles Dodge were home from high school
for Thanksgiving.
A. J. II. Turner was taken suddenly i'll
last week, and is still in u critical condi-
ton. His daughter Hattie is home from
Boston.
Der q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-12-11
Partisan Sage
Stops Dandruff
and Hair Loss
This Great Hair Tonic, Grower anu
Beautifier now Sold all over
America.

The Giroux Manufacturing CON
pany, OF Buffaln. y. Y. American
makers OF PAhISIAN sage, hs'g
authorized G.. A. Parcher 10 Teiuna
the price TO any purchaser If PAKls7
IAN sage does not Danish dandruh
stop falling and splitting hair ana seA1
itch.
But PARTISAN Sage will do mort
1t win promote new growth oil nal
IL the hair root is not already deaul
and will preserve the natural color "
the hair. 49,, IN
1t puts the radiance of sunshine m,
TO the hair aud makes it beautiful sna
good TO look upon. Women VINO ~. ~
il once throw aside all other5-5o eeH''
at all dealers.
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sTEUBEN.

Mary Abagail Written, wife of A. j.
Tracy, died at her home in township 4,
Wednesday, Dec. 4, after an illness of only
two days, of paralysis. Mrs. Tracy was
born in Steuben seventy years ago.
She is survived by her husband and five
children - Isaiah. Ira, Alton, Mrs. ida
Smith and Mrs. EveleDa Leighton.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

A. G. Haskell is home.
Mrs. belmont TORY came from Rock
land Saturday.
School begins to-day; Miss Agnes
Greenlaw, teacher.
Capt. Whitney Lowe and wife have re-
turned from Ellsworth, and will go to
keeping house in }. d. Weeds house.
Dec 2. II.
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EGYPT.

N. @. Harrison remains seriously i'll.
William F. Jordan and wife have gone to
Bar Hsrbor.
Raymond Clark has returned to Bruins
wick to resume his studies.
Mrs. George Jordan, who has been visit
ing in New Jersey and Massachusetts,, is
home.
Dec. 9. NJ.
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FRANKLIN.
DIRIGo.
Dec. 9.

A popular game of "kingdom" was
hotly contested at Mrs. Minnie Hardison's
last Saturday evening. The contestants
were the Franklin City and the Hog Bag
Folks. The Franklin City crowd was
victorious, as usual. Much strong feeling
was exhibited. However, the victory was
wholly due to the level Medicines of
the captain of the Franklin City team.
The Bay Folks were left in a sad plight,
and disorder reigned when their defeated
captain lost his head, and pandemonium
followed. 1t is said that the Franklin
Citys have much sympathy for their
antagonists and sincerely hope that in the
near future they may have the good for
tune to procure captain who is blessed
with finer equilibrium.
Dec z. SPEC.
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Itching. bleeding. protruding or blind piles
yield to Deans Ointment. Chronic cases soon
relieved, finally cured. Druggists all sell IT.
Adrt.
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Harry Phippin returned from the hos
pital last Wednesday.
j. Raymond Dwelley spent Thanksgiving
with his parents in Franklin.
The Thimble club is planning to have an
ice-cream social at the church Dec. is.
Mrs. G. II. Squirting, who has been at
Northeast Harbor caring for her daughter
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sEAWAlL.

John Penney has gone to Pumpkin
Island light station TO visit Charles New
man.
Charles Haynes is working on some new
cottages at lkleford. Mrs. Haynes is Wis
iting friends there.
Dec q r. E d.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

School commenced to-day; Miss Edns
Clark, of West Franklin, teacher.
Dec. 3. HUBBARD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-12-11

When a shameful plot exists between liver
and bowels to cause distress by refusing TO
act take Dir. Kings New Life Pills, and end
such abuse of your system. They gently com
pei right action Of stomach, liver and
bowels, and restore your health and all good
feelings. Csc at all druggists.
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IsLESFORD.

The Thimble club had supper at the
church Wednesday, Nov. "a; also hand
kerchief sale. Net proceeds, S22.
The many friends of Harry Phippin,
who is confined at the Carney hospital in
Boston, are glad to learn he is doing as
well as can be expected. His wife and
daughter Fannie are visiting Mrs. Phip-
pins parents, T. F. Stanley and wife, at
Cranberry Isles.
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PRESIDENT TAFT TOASTS HIS SUCCESSOR
SINGS HIS SWAN SONG" AS THE GUEST OF THE LOTUS CLUB
 IN NEW YORK.

New York. Nov 16.- President Taft sang his swan song as chief execu- tive of the nation tonight as guest of the Lotus club.
 The president responded to the toast "The President in a speech which many of his hearers consider. ed the most remarkable he has ever made. He shifted from grave to gay and from the philosophic, which he said four years in the white house had taught him, to problems which faced the nation. He laughed at the outcome of the election, smiled Wien he spoke of some of the pleas of Will son and touched with gentle sarcasm on Wm. J. Bryan.
 His references to his successor and MT Bryan brought forth a round of applause. He gave a toast to his sue cessor, health and success to our next president" and raised lis glass to his lips as his hearers applauded enthusiastically
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York Nov. 16-The cotton market was again nervous and unse.- tied with fluctuations irregular but with prices showing a downward ten dency The close was steady at a decline of from five to nine points. The openi~g was steady at decline of four to eight points in sympaily with lower Liverpool cables than ex- pected and clear weather in the south.
 There was a rather sharp rally right after the call which sent prices up to a net gain Of from i to points as a result of bull support, buying by spot houses and week end covering. but was evidently unsettled and the market closed within point or two of the lowest under continued liquida- ton, southern and foreign selling and local pressure.
 Memphis was reported a seller here this morning, as we'll as other south ern points and bearishly disposed traders contend that a ginaing be. tween Nov. 1 and Nov. { equal to that Of last year would favor the larger estimates of the yield.
 Private cables from Liverpool re. ported scattered liquidation on @ com paratiyely small market.
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ATTENTION, SUNDAY SCHOOL
 WORKERSl

Come let us reason together Those who are engaged in the wofk Of the religious education Of the young are working at the biggest ios on earth; and no matter how complete may be the individual consec-aiioa can we hope to succeed without unit ed effort?
 Do you know that we have an in terdenominational Teacher Training Class held under the auspices of the Hot Springs Sunday School Teachers union, where every Bible schooI teacher in this town can have ! chance for better training for serglce' No matter whether your school uses graded or uniform lessons. the train ing class will help you to do youf work more efficiently.
 At present the meetings of the Union are being held in inc FiisI Christian church. corner Ouachita and w. Grand avenues, and al our nexI meeting, Monday, Nov. 18th at sis D. m.. our county superintendent Q Sunday school teacher-training VII talk to the class on the 0rganlzeq Bible School Work and its Relation 10 The local Sunday School
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RECITAL.

At the Orange Street Presbyterian church, Friday evening, Nov. 22 at $ o'clock D. m
 The program will be under the dL rection Of Miss BeuIah Lloyd, and wil be as follows
 Anne of Green Gables"
 Violin Solo Mrs. Cunning ham 1. Mrs. Rachael Lynde, Matthew Cuthbert and Marilla Cuthbert are Surprised-,Iulia Boaz.
 7 Anne's History-Bertha Gotsee- liz
 3. Anne's Apology Kathleen Schaer
 4 Aunes confession-Aya Rich ards.
 Piano Solo-Miss Hayes.
 5. A Tempest in the School Tea. pot-Mary Moore
 6. Dianna is Invited to Tea-NeI- lie Bowen.
 z. A Concert, a Catastrophe and a Confession-Besse Boaz.
 s. Vanity and Vexation of Splrit- Alene Lower.
 Vocal solo-AIiss Meerpohl.
 3. A Queens Girl-HeIeu Dixon. IDA Bend in the Road-Ione Dn- lard.
 Admission 25 cents.
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DOCTORS INDORSE NEWBRO'S
 HERPICIDE FOR THE HAIR

When a doctor endorses a prepare ton 1t means more than .an ordinary testimonial His opinion is always that of the professional man devoted to the welfare of the people.
 Dr. ! J. Boyd. Covington, Tenn. says: T feel if my duty to write this for the benefit Of those suffering from dandruff In the average caso a few applications of Newbros Her picide will remove all danaruf It s advisable to continue is use for sev- eral weeks"
 Tn words of J $. Thompson M D., No Burrough Place, Cor Hollis St. Boston. Mass. are not less en- thnsiastic: q can cnly speak in praise of Newhro's Herpicide. It is all thatis claimed and perhaps more. Herpicide not only cIeanses the sea I but brightens the hair, gives it lifa and makes it' solfts
 Ds T A. Moore Duncan Arixs
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JURY COMPLETED IN SNEED CASE
EVERY MAN IS MARRIED AND THEY RANGE IN AGE FROM
 23 TO 56.

Fort Worta, Tex, Nov. 16.-The jury in the trial of John Beall Sneed, charged with having killed Capt. A. G. Boyce in this city last January, was completed this evening, the twelfth man being sworn in abou. 4:2O o'clock.
 A full week was used in selecting the jury, two panels of talesmen be- ing necessary The first panel of 300 men was responded to by but 226. Various excuses were offered but three were qualified The second panel was for 200 men, of which 164 were summoned, every one respond ing to the summons. The twelfth man accepted as juror was the one hun. dred and ninety-eighth examined.
 The trial will be resumed at 10 o'clock Monday morning. more than one hundred witnesses having been summoned.
 Every man chosen on the jury is a farmer. The jury follows:
 No. 1, Walter Portwood. 40 years old married
 No ?. ]. D. Crane, 34 years old, mar ried
 No. 3. F. c. Gather, 10 years old, married.
 No. 4. F. M. Fitzgerald, 56 years old, married
 No ,. Walter Winnett, 2G years oiu. married
 No. 6, Weaver Birch, married.
 No. ', s. B. Austin, Al years old married
 No. 8, Joe Gaston, 46 years old, mar ried.
 No. 9, T. P. Blanton, 2S years old, married
 No. 10, T. H. Bird, 56 years old, married.
 No, II. L W. Cole. s5 years old. married
 No F, P. Dunlap, 50 years old, mar ried
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writes of his experience. My scalp was in places covered by patches of dry, scaly material and the itching was incessant. Since using Herpicide all these evils have disappeared and my hair is soft, smooth and growing Hair has grown on spots before but thinly covered"
 Newbro's Herpicide is the original remedy to kill the dandruff germ and stop falling hair. The terrible itching which goes with dandruff is allayed almost at once.
 Jackson's Pharmacy, special agents Applications may be obtanied at the leading barber shops. Be sure you get genuine Herpicide. Send 1Oc in postage for sample and beck to The Herpicide Co.,, Dept R.. Detroit. Mich.
 Newbro's Herpieide in soc and Sl.oo sizes IS sold by all dealers who guar antee t 10 do all that is claimed 1T you are noi satisfied your money VIII he refunded
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Would YOaz Like
 Some of This S1OOO

We will distribute S1O0O cash in prizes on gun .. ta~o os if isn't hard may he inc one to cap Drze of sfOO if youn fry. We want women ana girls to o fboir hest on candy ana iuoge ahd Sehd so thor snccimeus Don't think for a minute mat you cant base aoOd enough make good enougn candy ar fudne You can and win You nave cnahces m
 ,r tror you xUIII stand chance Of winning some era Christmas money same time help make the Cr;sfmas season briqhfer inc Of New Orleans aI cake candy and sent in Wiii be distributed ~ ~ amongst inc needy during Christmas
 Dsrib q nTows
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EDITOR SHOT.

Anderson, s. C., Nov. 16.-Y B. Caessire, editor of the Anderson In. teliigencer, was shot and seriously wounded, J. Mullinex was shot in the arm and w. J. Muldrow's clothing was pierced by bullets in an affray in Muldrow's office here today. Today's shooting was sequel to an encounter brought about by the publication in the lntelligencer of an article to which Muldrow took exception.
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osTEoPATHs ASSOCIATION.
Officers Are Elected for the Coming
 Year at Convention Here

Officers Are Elected for the Coming
 Year at Convention Here.
 The meeting of the Arkansas Osteo- pathic association was held in the offices of DT. A. w. Berrow, Noyem Der l5
 Officers were elected for the com ing years as follows: President, DT. C. A. Dodson. Little Rock; first vice president. Dr. Chas Champlin, Hope; second yicepresident, Dr. John FallS- ner. Texarkana; secretary and treas Furer. Dr. M. w. Higginbotham. Ben tonyille; assistant secretary, Dr. ]. A. Barnett. Rogers; trustees, Dr. A. W. Borrow. Hot Springs, Dr. Lillian -MoehleT, Pine Bluff, Dr. A. F. Free man. Rnssellville.
 The place for the next meeting was left to the trustees,
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pEss LEADS ROOSEVELT.
I he Bull Moose Candidate Runs Last
 in Texas.

partial returns received on the night of the election indicated that Roose- welt had run second in Texas. official returns from 1S6 counties received by the Dallas News put Taft second;
 Debs third, and Roosevelt fourth. Analysis of the returns, however, in dicate that Roosevelt will finish in third place. Returns from the 1S6 counties give Wilson 1S2,S19; Taft 22,273; Debs 21,865; Roosevelt 21,179.
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ASSAULTED WOMAN DYING.

Chicago. Nov. 16.-Still unconscious from the clients of blows on the head, delivered by a man with hammer in downtown hotel, on Thursday night the victim of the assault lies in a dying condition in a hospital De- tectives are constantly at the bed side of the woman. waiting for her to regain consciousness so she can give her name, the name of her as sailant and explain the mystery of the attack.
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Stomach
 Feels Fine
Eat and Drink What You Want When ever You Want lt.-AII Misery
 vanishes Like Magic.

Don't you know that whole lot of this indigestion dyspepsia, gastTitis, catarrha of the stomach talk is all nonsense.
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compounded from the best prescrip- ton for stomach distress ever writ. ten, will put your trouble making stomach in fine concition, or money back
 MONA Stomach Tablets give al- most instant relief Take them for Gas. sourness, heaviness, heartburn, or after dinner distress. Keep them with you and take them regularly until your stomach is strong and viz orous. Large box only 30 cents at Sorrell's Drug Go. and Southern Phar- macy and druggists everywhere.