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"Fiag Tea.

The Daughters of the Ameroan Re public will entertain With Fla. Tea" this afternoon al tha home 0 Mrs. J. w. Withers, on West sixtl avenue. A small adm .sion VII b charged and the proceeds will go to wards the fund being rased 10 buy | handsome flag which will he presented to the commander of the Batt'eshi' Arkansas, one of the fine ssels II the United States Navy.
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Razanr and Coffee

Trinity Church Association will hold a Bazaar Wednesday afternoon a, he Rectory. Ill conn ct on with the Bazaar the April coffea will be given the special hostesses betng Mcslanes Josephine Boone, Samuel Townsend s. M Dickey, W. P. smish, 4, II, D. Perkins and A. w. Buchanan. Elab crate preparations are b9ug med for both Bazaar and Coffee and a large attendane2 i4 solicited by the ladies.
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Young I,sNieS Club

The Young Ladies Club of ne firs Methodist church met lat saturda! afternoon with Miss Mary Lindsay. The attendance was small CT aecoun' of the inclement weather but q larg amount .af bus ness WIS transacted Miss Lindsay served delicious refrssh ment. The next megtinS will ke hslt April 19 at the home of NJ. N. C. Davidson.
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R. M. eal5rait1 Nc9l flo bbermott astordsy on busine9s3 N
 Dan Nielss. the Swan Lake planter IS in tao city rday.
 G. L. spellm2n of Lake Farm aent yesterday in the csty.
 Lee Wiley, nla> r Of Warner IS II the city yesterday.
 J. ". Wi'leE of N4~qding, was in he city yes rday on hdstaess.
 s. E. Adams, of the NcFadden Plaet vas a visitor n the city yesterday.
 L. P. Notes Of Altheime9 was a bus aess visitor in the city yesterday.
 Pierce Oracle, of Rob Roy, was 9 usiness wis tor ill the city yesterday s
 pr. w. r. Brunzon, of Swan Lake. as a business visi,or in the city eterday
 A. W. Nunn and V >o} Alexander psnt yesterday in Little \ Rock or iusialess.
 Miss Fife Jordan, of Little Rock. $ visiting Mr.. and Mrs M. Danaher Il this city
 Mrs. w. L. Wood, of TeXarkana, is visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs, \. B. Grace
 Mrs. Ziba Bennitt Jeff yesterday for f. Louis where che will visit friends 1T several days.
 Miss Minnie Holderness $ the guest of MT. and Mrs. Harry I. Hcl- '8TnssS ill this city.
 William Puddephatt left yesterda. .lsr st. Louis where he will spend seV- ' al days jon business.
 Tracy Mills returned from Little 23ck yeete. e.day where he spent sey- .ral days on business.
 R. c. scnipp left for points south on he Cotton Belt yesterday ini the in crest of the Morning Graphic.
 Mrs. ". NJ. Williams has been re- ,.ygd to the Florence Ganitarinm yhere she W Il undergo an operation. Mrs. Lou Brungon left yesterday fo- Jccehee. where she will wis t her sister. Mrs. R. R. Fitzhugh, fer several lays.
 Mrs. c. F. McCuen. of Cacago, is xpected to arrive here thi2 week for ' visit with her parents MT. and Mrs A. B. Grace.
 Miss Emma Dawoody has returned rpm Hot Springs where she visited ,er uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. W. 5. Sorrells.
 Misses Ethel Clements and Olivia Alexander will leave tomorrow for Dallas, Texas, where they will visit friends for several days.
 Mrs. c. W. Schnatterer went to Clio vesterdsy afternoon where she " II min her husband, who is employed by she Triangle Lumber Co.
 Miss Margaret Dewoody VII leave in few days for Charlctte, N. C., to he nreseint at The commencement ex- ercises of Elizabeth College. { Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ezell will leave soon for points in Texas and New Mexico, in hopes icf 7oenefitt'ng MT. ,s,o o,l,s health. They will be gone
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ESTRy EAEETI0N
 0F TRINITY CHI B . II

At the annual election hold yester lay the following named gentlemen were elected @cstt3nan fer tha anSu- ng year: N. T. Tfpl1sk, R. E. Lee, \ T. D. Perkins, ILa M Andrews. T. 2 James c. 4. Lin 2ker, Edward Malley VI. Dan5her. j. II. Mann 9nd Prof. Junius Jc.dan The eleeti3n was ir sharge of M. g. Trrlcol1, R. E. Lee iad Charles l.. W.-Reese.
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Mashinefon's Wise Advice.

Boing 10 aayiso or repfehead any one, eonsidea whether t oaEht to De in public CT n private, presently or 1t soa3e other t4na, and in WhaI terms to do it; ard in renrey5a5 show no signs of eholer. but do it %it-2 sweet ness and mildness.--Cteo.sa Washing. ton.
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NF' @
ith ~

Thirty-3rge JoT 5-on courfr cor cts with fir, n CT. ~ labor -r- wcsr hr5fedlv ta9ao te aAeaeae CHv from this city eAar morning e aid in tho ris.t laips aacd Hy -ha poo- pie of t6at DeE =g1 1a. tHe hreat- aHed iav sion 1z rarta@ ~at=fs 9a ,hz Nils fseippi =t}-=er. IL n4~ r. pcrtei fg5m llsa sas l,fty 5A.. t'Ie lcTca at #a@t Hlaa wtaFaa no aa T thet oyarythiu@ r.s being done |" stHengtam it .z.ardy ulazf ri 5ac ,eque oe tso as af thu f''ea. DizFiet Attorney 1-HIayis x sou saat
 9H. douon 1anfar Nkaneas City 0 be usd b. t A9 ir Is cf us. who worEea all n.s =ou t3a 7ozea \ sf oial train ffo afsE9e5aez z6o9E tHe ,onvicts and the la#ufsrs 10 "r}55r# a4 City as soon n ta=ea ar 1 .t1at 9lace. All .2r q i,izon IS in tae 0esha county iii. at \f1saazas City gere brougat t6 t5# Jefferson esuifty jail here early y@#.erday ms@ ins f2H afa keeping, taaau4 th9m \ fe Major Davis, Joe HsrI4, Nacf Tnofor I'd Robert Johnson. Ha29oe $, MO ar" 1wa ting trial aa E caarssa of f,9st ! E gree murder. f faAietm ntz ha.ib2 Jeon I turned aa eaaHe ation Win t4o murder Of Vital Aech3rd ts= Eal CT cor stable, who Was Kill i aear Bama ny mob of negro last Way. ". S. Rhea, a whjta man h@s teen con yeted in. this ease.
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C. c. Taylor, a white man, who recently came to Pine Bluff from Oklahoma, was arrested vest r1ay by Tity Detect ye McBurnett on charge f selling real estate without liccn e Taylor put up 2 $5 forfeit and was eleased until h trial which will te cid before Judge Stewart this mcrn- ag in police court.
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Lady Eagles Ball

Again the Ladies Eagles Social Glus
 No. i, scored a triumph in the art c' entertaining and the.r @hird annual hs'l, which was given at the EasleF hall last evsning, was a reception O the successful affairs previously g ven. The fact that the ball was the first one since Lent added largely te the crowd and the hall was slcarcel!
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ED D'ALNBERTS

A message was received in Pine Huff yesto'day which conveyed the WIS of the death of Ed. L. Almberte who formerly lived in P'r2 Bluff an{ wa,z connected With R. s. Thompson and Son He has been in poor healt7 Tor several menth.. He is survived by is wife and one son, Hagr s. Mrs f.Almberta. is a sister of Mrs w, NJ Toney. of this city,
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st. Cecisla'S Guild

The Guild of St. Cecilia of Trinity P.rlsa will meet lis. alton on at :: o'clock at ths, Rcctory. All member are asked to be Oil hend without faj as there is important @usin to h transacted.
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oeiH} ion.

Tha 4asa af monthly =aee19t session ths Laaies tia 7 e.aty ct tBa Frs
 sat st eAn sh ws hela vesae1a@s 5teruo-o@ Tie sn6loc= roE t5z after son Has ae4s sG.an 2 awarasfio. z Ifs. Ros Moore, the leader opened 1s Haet5sa with aa aqdFess os tl5 1ajcet \ y0o3l sa1o, "Tba Fea:t Of .alshazz8f, Wa5 1snderod by ReF. C ). Wood. accompanied by Ms Wecq se pFes= aeaH, Ms. J.. Fox read 8 33Der or TfhiHg. n fr5 afumen5 sob, 4s4ring Nigbf was Pl5gaa Mi $ Julia Williams, Several 0 se members made sAorf address sses oT he su5ject Of frifhing. }f4z Wil- 3n sang q V5cai solo. After the meet g del aAtfbl refreshments by tas lestesses who, for this occasion were tesdames E. J. P&melae. w II. Fax . (. FoWlez, Jones and K=mball The eetiHg was dismissed with prayer Y the pastor.
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Rirth9ay Luncheon.

Duke Pohl, the popular e1terer q the Elks Club. will 5nteft1i2 nun Der of friends %ith a luncfeon tc night at the club in honor Of hi thilty-third birthday.
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Sunday School Union.

The Graded Sunday School Unioj will be held tonight at 8 o'clock theYsIIlfst Presayte ian ch5f@a. Mizl Minnie Allen, of Little R0ek. wilt a tend the meeting.
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Thev Will Stick Guf,

The charity tbat is intended b cover multitude of sins invariably sleayes some of them exposed around the edges.
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n.= l.. 19I FIR.

B E4s FSPa k.tes
 0. L. Cooper, g yea.s old, die. Sunday night 3f.er n llness of ahou three weeks of appendicitis. aIf. CooI T was principal of James Bushes 1ol ese fer little oyer year, con ng here from his old homo. Ban. Io, to take that position lfa Wa earr ed about six or eight months ag5 a young lady Of 5 and, and the. nd just gene 10 housekeeping Whe. a young man sueeum5oa to the Tread disease. Mr. Cooper was all eXs mplary young ma2 aud w2s Warml, eGaede4 by all those who came i onsaot with him. He Was | membe
 ti1e Chr stian church and an Odt Fellow.
 Those who survive are his youns widow, father and mother who liys t Bland, Mo, two bIethers, g. / Cooper Of Wioks, Monh; and Wayn ooper, Of Bland Mo; three sisters Hrs, Rosborn of Brcckton, 1gest Miss opa Cooper of Nr:lrGsb sbu' { lo., md Miss Ollie Cooper, of Bland Mo.
 Tie body will be taken to Band fof burial and will be accompanied b. rends and members of the Jefferson odse of Odd Fellows.
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Ladies Temple Society.

EadIIS TempEe S0ciN1y.
 The Ladies Temple Sociaty will mee at the Temple at oelo2k this after n9on. The session will be m import ant one and all members s.e urged L attend.
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ass nilers. 'Mcoting,

The teachers and officers of Trim. ty Parish Sunday School will mee the Reotory at & 9'claak tonight i are asked tc be or hand withoa 7i1
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TYPO VNteN CITES
 YO PLAyGRDI'ED

That th- lab5c bodf If the city re inteT7stsd in tae welfare of
 'lildren va shown Sunday at tao necting Of the Type ograPl.eal l'ni7n No. 447. when 2 @otion p-eya led t3 7orzte 41o tows7d tse fuaI being aised e9r thz maintenance of the .1avGnou1d at Sixth avenue and Main streets. The THFasfaphical Union $ one of ne 1ezding labor organiz~ 4ars iu=Pine Bluff ana ii. is expeeted hat her acton will h folloWzd by 4ther unions when they meet. Thfeo appl cants were admitted to aaps en- .riceship and ono rze iy4d fri} mam- 5ership. The meeting was well at ended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09

Jim Goodwin, of Langford, was in ths city yestct day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-09

Dot Kastor, left ge4terday for NeR Yok City 10 resume h s studies ill voice culture.
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CITIZENS BANK
 Capital $30O,000.OO
 Surplus, S10O,G0O.00 Interest paid on Time Deposits.

OFFICERS: John B. Speers. President, t M. Knox, First Vice President, Geo. F Madding. Second Vice Pres M. E- Blodm. Cashier,
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SOCIETY

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DECEMBER REPORT
OF COMPTROLLER
Treasury Call Indicates a Con
siderable Shrinkage in Bust
ness of National Banks.

WASHINGTON. Ian. 3.-Thc condition
Of national banks sncwn by the treasury
call OF December 5. indicated 4 con-
siderable shrinkase In business as COM
pared With September |. All national
banks showed losses in loans aSsreeatlnE
1901 24s. In cash s32.6sl.2i0, but eain
in deposits of $40. .0fI.269
The situation In the eastern states was
puzzlins to treasury officials The hanks
IN that section lost a total in loans OF
s3a.el4.Ii2 In cash SSf f,2is,l21. and In de-
posits 13.Ic069S.
gains in ALI three items but they were
not sufficient to counteract losses in re-
serve cities. The returns indicate that
New York City lost 1896. a99 in loans,
S.7,oI0.76d i'm cash and SI9,606. .997 in de
posts.
Losses in all three items also were sua-
tsired in the middle western states
Gains. however. prevailed in the New
England, southern and western and Pa
cihc coast states.
In addition 10 the eastern states. Comp
iroer Murray summarized the condition
~ national banks In other sections a s fol-
lows:
New England states Gains in loans.
SIS, ss2, 2a!; cash s6,425,9s4, and deposits,
Southern sta,cs-Gains in loans. slo.
9n+,55s; cash. Sl.sSi.'SS. and deposits.
Middle western states--Losses in loans.
s92os. $50: cash, s6,5S4,sio and deposits.
81 s45,923.
Western statos-Gains in loans. 81,
$40. .oss; cash, SSs,o17 and DEPOSITS. SD
Cos. a5?
Pacihc coast states-c;ains in loans.
sl5.soo5s.; cash. sl.1S3,s2i and deposits,
$4,000 40.
Compared with the condition Of the ma
tional banks November 10. 1910. the De-
cember report for the entire country
showed the following gains;
Loans. S20s,65 440, cash, st6.123536.
and deposits, S501.25S.91i. There were
I32S national banks on December > last.
against 1901 in November, 1910, an in
crease Of twenty-seven.
The aggregate resources and liabilities
Of the national banks on December
were $40, 3iS. .4s1 .l6s. Their total reserve
amounted to $l,404, ,4Qo.3I3, an average OF
2I.oo per cent. and S66, ,192395 above the
amount required by law
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NO MORE OANDRUFF,
FALLING HAIR OR
AN ITCHING SCALP
Your flair Appears Soft. Lustrous,
Fluffy. and Abundant After Us.
ing Little Danderine.

What causes Dapdruff, ifchv scalp
and falling hairs Who .carcs-so long
As Dandcrine oYercomcs this--and II
does, and quickly. oit does more, it
grows hair, and we can prove II.
Try AS YOU viii. after an application
OF Danderine. YOU cannot find single
trace of dandrulf or loose or falling
hair, and YOUR scalp Will not itch. but
what Will please YOU most will be aft
or few weeks use. when Won will ac-
tuallv sec new hair. fine and ,lowny AT
frst--ycs-but really new hair
sproUTlnG all over the scalp.
\ little Danlerinc now viii immedi-
atclr double the beauty of your hair
No difference how dull, faded, brittle
and scra2pv, iust moistan n cloth with
DandcrIne and carefully draw IT
through Your hair. taking one small
strand at q time The effect is imme-
dIate and amazIng-vour hair will be
light. fluffy md wavy AMI have an ap-
pcarancc OF abundance: an incompar.
abl> lustre. So1tness and mxuriance, the
beauty ana simmer Of true hair health.
Get % cent bottle of Knowlton 5
Dander,nc from any drug store or tot.
let counter and prove 10 yourself to-
ight--now--that your hair is as prct.
tv and soft as anv--that 1t has been
neglected or injured by careless treat.
meut-that $ all--you surely can havo
beautiful hair and lots of it il you will
inst try little Danderiue
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SUPREME COURT TO
DECIDE PULP CASE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-The United
States court OF customs appeals 1t is e3-
pecsed by officials nf the treasury, Will
render It's decision in the tariff contro-
Versy over the free entry of wood pulp
and paper before the end Of March
This calculation Is based upon the as
sumption that the board of general ap-
praisers at New York will dispose OF the
question and open the way for appeal to
the customs court by the end OF Janu-
AIRY.
Importers Of paper from Belgium and
England today added their appeals for
free entry TO the eight other countries
claiming the privilege,
News print paper shipments amounted
10 III PAS tons during November. exceed
ing October record shipments by Ioa tons,
AS reported 10 tho commissioner OF cor
porations by the American Paper and
Pulp association.
Production showed a similar increase.
but was considerably less than the ship
ments, leaving stocks az as $50 tons. No
venber's actual output per working day
was il03 tons being exceeded during the
year only by the June output OF 5246
tons daily. November returns covered
fifty COMPANIES. compared with forty-nlne
in October
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TARIFF BOARD MAKING
BEST USE OF IT'S TIME

WASHINGTON Jan. 3.-The tariff
boards investigation OF the leather
schedule will begin January Is, when
shoe manufactures and tanners through
out the country Will be given a hearing
as 10 The best method of conducting the
inquiry. Soon after the conference the
board will send It's agents into the field
10 study the industry and gather statis-
tics.
The Investigation OF the metal schcd
ule VIII he undertaken about the same
time, as il is the intention 10 conduct
the two inquiries simultaneously.
AS the. board has only about $50, 900
OF its appropriation on hand and AS Its
continuation was threatened by the
Democrats at the close of the current
fiscal year, it Is not know how extern
sively il will be able to go into the
schedules. The report on the cotton in
dustry, It Is now expected, will not be
presented to the president until febru-
airy /.
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49, Indicates below zero.
r indicates trace.
ACCUSED PARENTS
ADMIT KILLING BABY

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. Jan. 3,-John
Rech, an Italian gardener charged joint
~ with bis wife OF having murdered
their newborn baby girl was placed on
trial today. Rech admitted the deed, and
declared 1t had been prompted by The
high cost OF living.
The crime occurred two months ago
The doctor who attended Mrs. Rech found
the body or the babe with Its head
crushed and buried beneath the floor oI
n barn, After his arrest Rcch stated
that the baby was still living when he
placed II in the ground, saying living
cost too much and he could not support
another member Of the family and at tho
same time send money TO his parents in
italy. II IS alleged that Mrs. Rech con
seDted 10 the death OF the babe.
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MAROONED BRAKEMEN
LIVE ON JACK RABBITS

HUTCHINSON. Kas.. Jan. 3.-Ms
rooned for more than a week in way
car attached 10 an Atchison, Topeka e.
Santa Fe freight train stuck fast in the
snow near Laird in western Kansas, two
brakemen are living on jackrabbits. All
efforts TO reach the train. which Is on a
branch line, have failed. AS fast as
rotary snow plows have eaten their way
through snow lying eight feet deep from
the cuts, the winds have drifted them
fun again. \ large force OF MeXicans
with picks. shovcls and dynamite was
put 10 work today opening the line.
The two lone brakenen guard the train.
obeying an order which fnrbids them TO
leave II save on siding The other
members OF the crew and tvo cabooee
passengers. both Russians. deserted the
trsjn four days ago. and floundcred
through the snow 10 aird.
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Stabs Her to Death.

On Friday night, September Is,
Webster started tn Dixon to spend
the week end with his parents. AS
he stepped from the train he was
met by The Kent girl. who had fol-
lowed him from Chicago on the same
train. Not wishing To take her to
hls home or nc seen by any of his
friends. he induced her 10 go TO a.
hotel with him. where he clsins
they sal up all night quarrcIinc In
the morning he hired a horse and
hngRy and drove out Of town and
while passing through a stretch OF
dense woods, according TO his con-.
fession, after being arrested. they be-
gan rDarreling and, In the height OF
his passion. lie stabbed her repeated
ly with a pocketknife dragged her
from the buggy, stripped the body
Of all the possible marks of identlfi-
cation and. carving il TO a ravine.
concealed IT under a pile OF leaves.
where 1T was accidentally discovered
ten days later.
After the Identification or the body
by the girls relatives, Webster was
arrested. and found guilty OF mur-
der by the coroner's jury. Being
placed in jail. Webster was induced
10 confess that he committed tho
crime by a letter from his bride In
Iowa. who then sued for divorce,
which was Immediately granted.
During The divorce suit il was re-
vealed that Webster had been mar
Craft. the daughter of a restaurant
proprietor. who divorced him soon
after the marriage. II was The dis
covery of This marriage that com
plctely turned his wife in Iowa
against him.
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Washington Notes.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribunc.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2,-Scnator Smoot
today introduced a bill to pay L. NJ
Lyman. Jr., s32l,74 for resurvey of Utah
lands.
Senator Horah introduced bill pro-
viding for issuing patents 10 entrymen
on lands containing deposits OF phos-
pilates provided entrymep elect to ac-
cept title TO the surface and reserve TO
the government the ownership OF the
phosphate. He also introduced bill to
abolish charges at assay Offices for melt
ing and refining bullion, separating gold
aud silver, and for the preparation OF
bars.
Senator Warren introduced bill ap-
propriatIng s50.00O for improving roads
and bridges for the eastern and southern
entrances to Yellowstone National park
in Wyoming, and $4,000 for the improve
ment OF roads and bridges in the Wind
River Indian reservation.
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What's The Matter
With Your Baby?

Pueblo, Colo, and Mrs. Ida 4. Brinker.
.55 So. Grant ST.. Denver, Colo, the only
laxative given is DR. Caldwclls syrup
Fepsln. " has been found 10 answer
most perfectly all the purposes OF a lax
ative. and rs very mildness and freedom
from gripping recommend ii especially for
the use OF children, women and old folks
generaly--people who need a gentle
bowel etimnant. Thousands OF American
families have been enthusiastic about II
for more than a quarter Of century.
Anyone wishing 10 make A trial OF this
remedy before buying n IN IN. regular
dollar a large bottle (farlly size) can
have a sample bottle sent Ia the home
free Of charge by simply addressing DR..
W. 3. Caldwell, 4o5 Washington ST.,
Monticello. H. Your name and address
on postal card will do.
For sale by ScHHAMM- -JOHNAoN
DRUGS, The Mover Substitutors." dve
good STORES
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Removes Hairs
and Whitens Skin
(Fashiou Monthly.)

IL is not longer necessary for those
afflicted with superfluous hairs to use
the painful electric needle, for a sim
pie powder known to druggists as della
tone the discovery Of Russian chem
ist. it is said, quickly and permanent.
" removes hairy or downY erowths
from any part Of the body, without
the least injury to the skin.
\ little delatone is mixed with water
ami spread on the hairy surface, then
after two or three minutes it is rubbed
off. the skin washed and the hairs arc
gone. Aside from removing hairs, della
tone leaves the skin soft and white
While genuine delatone IS little cX
ponsive an ounce is ample and well
worth its cost.
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Fiancee Drops Him.

Webster gave so much time 10 the
Kent girl that he gradually began to
neglect his regular correspondence
To his fiancee in Iowa. whose father
was rendering him financial aid. He
finally furnished home for Miss
Kent in Chicago, convincing her rel
ativcs that they had been married,
and lived with her for several months,
during which time he gave little
thought TO the girl he declares lie
really loved. a sudden cessat ton nj
allowance from the prospective fa-
therin Law In Iowa brought the doc
tor to his senses. however, and on