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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-08-13

1t was feminine curiosity that led
to the discovery of Moses in the bull
rushes.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-08-13
THE BEST HOT WEATHER TONIC,
!. GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
The Old Standard, General Tonic. Drives out Malaria.
Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System.
FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN.

is a combination of QUINNE a wonderfully
withstand the the
GROVES -ASTELEsS TONIC equal Malaria Chis
weakness general debility appetite Gives life and Nursing
er and Scy Blousness without Relieves
MARQUIS depression spirits the and PuHh the blood
arm, tonic Druggist
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-08-13
Two is company, but three is a nul.
titude when father butts in.

The level headed man is not apt to
be a rounder.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-08-13

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces lnfammN'
tion, allays pain, cures wind collie sc bottleAM
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-08-13

Would you try to fiatter a married
man by telling him that he doesn't
look it?
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-08-13
Blue and
DISCOURAGED
Mrs. Hamilton Tells How She
Finally Found Health in
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etAble Compound.

Warren. Ind ~ was bothered ter
ribly with female weakness. / had pains
The Marshall republican., 1913-08-22

|iy III at his home e the river
across from our town. He, however.
% doins - weil ~ coula b expected
after being 20 much injured in q
runaway. Besides several ribs
broken one lung and liver are injur-
ed. II Is feared he may never be
well again, even II he survives.
Miss Flossie Hayuis greatly enjoy
ed O visit in Kansaa fer two weeks
and is again at her pesa Of duty in
the telephone offlcs.
w. 8. ]. Buie IN eonvsIescing nice
iy from q sever attsck Of malarial
fever. He has no fever now but is
very much FRUSTRATED over the ef-
fects. ~.
Mrs. Louis Male was greatly sur-
prised and delighted last week when
her nephew, Everett Bailew, suddenly
appeared In her doorway. Mr.. Bal
lew lives at Curevo. Guadalupe Co.,
New Mexico, and came with a lot Of
cattle to market at Kansas City and
as II had been IA years since he had
seen his aunt he came to Miami to
visit for a short time.
Carl Minor, a Miami boy. came
down from Kansas City to spend a
couple OF weeks with home folks.
While IN Miami to visit relatives
last week. Frank Day. OF Slater. was
taken violently III with hemorrages
OF the lungs. He became 30 III on
the bank of the river that n physici-
an was called. He was taken home
Monday morning In N auto which
came after him. His VIE and vol
accompanied him. Mr.. Day was a
very sick man when he left and his
friends are very distressed to see
him 70 afflicted. He came to see
Sam Williams. his brother-in-law,
who Is III from 4 hurt In a runaway.
Mrs. Angie Weaver Of Reece,
Kansas, Is visiting for three weeks
in the home OF her brother. Her
Smith. She accompanied Mrs. Smith
home from n visit recently.
Ed. Staub and family were recent
guests mt q hotel in Mexico oh a
motoring trip to Illinois. Mrs,
staub was formally Miss Susie Cope
land OF Mismi.
Perhaps no lady IN Miami possess
ss q larger variety or more beautiful
set OF souvenir spoons than does
Mrs. Henrietta siebert. They are
lovely In design and YER made In
various parts OF the United States,
Her son George knew his mothers
fondness for elesznt spoons and made
her the present.
The Marshall republican., 1913-08-22

Surely you can. not. /.
Mr.. and ME-. Clarence Hopkins
visited with frisnds sud relatives in
Kansas City from Saturday until FRI
day OF last week. =.
Miss Estelle Grimes returned home
Thursday after a few days visit with
friends in Arrow Rock and attended
the shower given in honor Of Miss
steam. q school mate. who is to be
married Tuesday. August 10. The
shower was given by Mrs. w. r. Hub
bard.
Attend the c~hautauqua the second
day and enjoy the musical treat
given by Jacob Rewter, q rare genius
with the violin. They say he Is equal
to Kubelik and that class.-Hear him.
The Marshall republican., 1913-08-22

e.asi ssl IN. I'd
via Rssvsvsltt - fAsrs@Ay u iast
~esk for . skSft visil N biAskhsrs.
bsfore rsturniAs TO her homo II Car
Miss Mary Olive rrasslseo 10 with
her siste. Mrs. !. d. smtsh and will
remain until the opsnins n her
school At Eltsf Ridge sshooi house.
Efforts are being made 70 sstsplish
. chapter Of the Daughters b. the
American Revelation here win only
partial succeeds up to the present
time.
The Marshall republican., 1913-08-22
CLAY CxNTxR

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Brown we're IN
Slater Tuesday.
Several from here attended the pic
mic at Little Rock Thursday.
Mrs. A. West and guest Mfs. Tho
mason we're guest Wednesday OF
Mrs. r. M. Brown.
Misses Maude Allen and bAilie
Brown returned home Thursday morn
ing after q weeks visit IN Slater
Time 10 darwing near for the open
ing of the chautauqua, only one week
be sure and attend every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Davis passed
through here Saturday enrouts to
Slater they were taking their daush-
ter. Mrs. G. :. Davis and children TO
the train: they went ID their home
in Kansas City after a months visit
with relatives.
Mrs. August Kruger ana ION were
guest Friday OF Louis Kammeyer and
family.
Miss Bessie odeil returned home
Sunday after attending the summer
term at warrensburg. she came "
the way OF Marshall and attended the
fair.
Miss Ruth Piper OF near Arrow
Rock was week end guest Of Miss
| woodie Hall.
Miss Mabel Townsend OF Brownlee
was guest Thursday night and Friday
OF Mas saliie Brown.
The meeting. which was to begin
at Berca the 18th has been postponed
until September.
Mr.. Charles Piper ana sister Lor-
enc passed through here Monday en-
route to Slater.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Brown and son
J. u. drove to Arrow Rock Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. West and daugh
ters spent Saturday in Marshall.
Miss vJsien Garrett was guest Sat
urday and Sunday Of Mrs. J.. e.
Brown.
Mr.. Jewell Howell Of Hardsman
passed through here Sunday after
noon.
Miss. veda Piper Of near Arrow
Rock u guest at present Of Miss
sallie Brown.
The Marshall republican., 1913-08-22

cite and from there Ne viii leave tot
tcsi.fernse 70 stssnd ne sain
Miss Downs Of ffarsAaii sesas
Monday with Mrs. RieAAft.
Miss Lura Linarl spent sundss
with home folks. Fiavs Neais a.
tended the fair at Hissshsville Tsss.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Groom and chndrsn
of waverly came 10 Blackburn Mon.
day to take the train 10 kanaas City,
Miss sallie Smith and son Of Garth.
age ia spending a rev days with Mrs.
Geo. Liter.
The Marshall republican., 1913-08-22

Ma TIA. Davis left "Wednesday for
ss+!sit 70. relatives in Colorado
I'M XIV rHsaser is spending this
IwSsk with; her daughter. Mrs. +. NJ,
|dcrothsas In ReSSlisCi 9nt Sv-
~ ,R. q. Frizseii and wife were shop
ping in Sweet sprinps Nsnday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rayn ond DAMS spent
IBhaday az j. l.. Knots.
Several from here attended the
county fair at Marshall lest week.
Roy Davis won four ribbons with
his horses at the fair at Msrshall.
Miss Daisy Forbes spent from Fri
day until Sunday with Der cousin
Mas Frances Reager.
There was ., cross-country moving
picture show here Thursday. Frida,
sa4f Saturday nights.
p. q Wsod sna family spent sun
49, In Sweet Springs, xS
Mr.. aud, Mn Geo. Mueller and sol
fsiyin spent. SUNDAY ut wmn Lsmmon'
Miss Geneva Davis returned TO hel
Nome In Sweet Springs Friday sftel
EsthrSe weeks visit "a. relatives hsre
ID Mrs. Geo. Msppin OF Kansas CIT,
ii' Waiting relatives here this week.
n sfAl ia 60 - NLHlF.rN.L 90 H .rfL.lH
The Marshall republican., 1913-08-22

Misssst Pay ssA MHIArsd Blahely,
who visited here last week with their
parents returned 70 MAsshsli Monday,
where they have petitions. f.
Miss Lee Lawfess <kDects to attend
the Marshall chaatauaua next week
land visit friends.
Misses Sadie and Georgia Steam
were shopping Monday in Boonviiie.
Herman Asseimsysr and family OF
the country were trading with our
merchants Monday and calling at the
home Of John BierbNum.
Mrs. Tom Humans Ind children OF
Marshall were visitors this week OF b,
L. Thompson and family near town.
Thaviu's wonderful band will be
the attraction the fourth day at the
Marshall c%hautauaua. This is a treat
the music loving people should not
miss.
Ira Blakely is quite complaining at
his home here this week with an af-
lection of the heart.
George Thomas, wife and baby re-
turned to their home near o~rearville
Monday after q short VISIT ~ the
home or n. o. Beasley.
Ray shemwell 10 visiting this week
at the home Of Tom simms. near
Blackwater.
Walter Morrow. wife and daughter,
Miss Mildred, arrived last week from
warrensburg and will spend their
vacation at the historic old tavern.
Mrs. J. r. spence is reported better,
bot not able to be out yet.
Mrs. r. c. Piper. daughter. Miss
veda and little son., Ray, OF near
Little Rock were dinner guests Mon
day at the home OF W. r. Hubbard.
,will Eastman and wife from west
OF. town we're among the shoppers
here Tuesday. f'ft' nE, =
Mrs.. w. r.. Hubbard entertained
several ladies Tuesday morning from
0 to IL With a. miscellaneous shower
in honor or Miss Georgia steam, who
10 soon to be married TO Mr.. Morgan
OF Texas. Those present were Miss
Georgia and Sadie steam, Mrs. .. p.
Biegs. Miss Sadie Hosge. Lucille shepr
ard, Jennie Kate ~Brockway. Sadie
Price Morris. Majorie' Mcclure. Grace,
Flora and Anna Craig; Miss Estslls
Grimes Of Mt Leonard. MiSs Anna
TyiSr. OF MarshAii. Miss Mildred Nor:
rbwS OF warrensburg. RefreshmehtS
Of cake and cream we're served. /
{. Rev. Morits. . former pastor OF the
Eyahgelicaf church here, but now Of
Bsitview. Kentucky. spent several
days here this week At the homo Of
John PierbAum.
Frank wilmartte was trading In
town Thursday morning and was &C.
S~9mpaaied home by his grandmother,
Mrs. H. +. Alexander. who will DO bis
saest for a few days.
viii Eichman, Yves trahsscting busl-
ness in 'Fayette Thursday and Friday.
Quito b number from town attended
the annual picnic Thursday at Little
Rock.
Mrs, walter Townssnd visited her
mother and sister. Mrs. Alice McMa.
han and Miss Iona In Marshall Thurs
day and FridnyI ltIg ,r
Miss Bianch townsend was q guest
several days isst week at the hom'
OF her aunt, Mrs. Parlee Bingham.
Tom Sims, wife and sister, Mis-,
Susie Of Cooper were callers Frids,
afternoon OF Mira. ". g.. shemweli. :
Mrs.-EarlT Green and con. EIme'
from West Of avn were trading her'
Friday afternoon
Robert MsrshAil and family arriv'
cd Friday from st. Louis and arr
guests st the home Of Gibson Scott.
The Marshall republican., 1913-08-22

Willie Barrett. son Of our Msthe-
dist minister, is visiting At Malta
had for . few days. He vent In
an auto fifth . gentle friend whs hes
recently visited in the home Of Rev.
paPrett.
The Marshall republican., 1913-08-22
County News
SWEET SPRINGS.

SWEET sPRINos. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hedges lett
on Monday OF last week for Mbsouft
vsijsy.' Iowa. where they will visit
yr.. Hedges father. Mt. Faith and
oghAr relatives and friends for. q few
weeks ~ =
M, aud Mrs. J. q. Wilson arrived
hemSFop Thusdsy night after visit.
Ing Tor several weeks In Hsrrison.
vtns. -ElsDorsdo sprinss and othef
po,pts. Mrs. Wilson reports ri Dor.
ado, spriuSs - the ho4est plsee lip
the known .vorlt;. AMI says the
dfouth is husss. wsrss thsrs thtn
here. 4.
'ANis. Johp:xhs;v and -dsasbs}r.
Miss Eiisssssh. Wi9pss Of ss1kH3o1ia
Tsxss. ssrjvsss 1sendSy R!sbf iqf
this week 70 jelh icapt lkishSyt ~
home OF Mr. ". g. HAN whSrSthy
viii visit for a,shpTt time ithsp vibit
ip Kansas, ctw,apa other poin.s. e.
turning in esTly autumn to their
home In aAntoino.
Miss. Elisabeth Dswecss OF ssdAlia
ia the guest for q few days Of Miss
Josephine simrail. -,
LSwen Dobyns OF Kansas City ar
rived last week. and 10 tina guest Of
HE aunt. Mrs. M. K. Anderson and
other relatives for several months
Mr.. James Huston OF coiatnbia pn-
VARSITY Was here last week visitins
hiS mother. e., \.
Mr.. NJ. M. Weekly was taken to the
coHfSderate home last week by hit
son. Lss weekly. and Mr.. N. NJ. coop.;
or. He remained only . few day.
there. and then accompanied his son
10 hii home In Parsons. Kan. "
Mn. W. II. Burton Of Kansas City
II hSrs with her mothsr. Mrs. r. E'
Collins. who coptipuss quite III 1t her
home.
tuesday Of this week Is the regu.
lar tine Tor the msetins Of tho Ia;
dies Aid Society Of the P~resbytsrlan
dhaisA.' ana II mssss with Mrs. W. y
nSllsAh. 4. . i-h ~ ,,,t ~
n Mr.. ,Bsrbss Hall ,arrysd frotn Kan
ssi. city cd Saturday hisht and Is the
gud4t Sf rsistlyes and fftsnds. ~,
- -AA.-l- 49,.
The Marshall republican., 1913-08-22
NRLAON

Just m more week In which 10 get
ready for the ehautavqua. Yeu can
not afford to miss Il for II Ia certain.
iy the very best yet.
Mrs. HuldA Duvaii and little son
came up from Bisekwstsr Monday AZ
ternoon and spent the night with
Mrs. Wiley Pirtie.
Miss Belle Bina MARI went to
Blsckwster Monday morning TO help
nurse her uncle. New ireland, who ia
stili quite III.
Misses Mary white and Maude An
derson and Lester white came in
Monday morning from q visit with
Mrs. John zAhfinser OF Pilot Grove.
Mrs. 7. ". MARI. arrsnssd.a most
delightful sufpfiss party In honor OF
her daughter. Miss Belle Bins, Mon
day night. The surprise waa q COM
plete success.
A. J. CIute and his guests from
Kansas City are campipG out on
Biackwater this week. ~
The ladies Of the Wednesday club
spent q most, enjoyable afternoon in
the home OF Mrs. Howard Smith
wednesday.
Mrs. J.. NJ, Baker 10 mAkins ready
to take in the feast Of good things
that. will continue for asvsn days. at
Chautsuaua this year.
Ray Lotspeich Ia doing telephone
work In Boonyille this week.
Mrs. Lum Rucker aud little sons,
Arthur and Aubrey, are spending the
week with MI, and Mrs. g. r. vii,
liAms. They intend tSturnings 70
thsir homo ID kansa. cityy auAdsy,, .
Several Of the msmbess, OF the
Slsis League met at TN Christian
cAarch Friday afternooh was
asdioed that ss' there va No. more
~bySinsss' on hAHds the ldtEps would
lkcontinus its meetings Until cooler
vsithsr. The entry amount sub
seribed for the concrete side walk
lbY the ladies' has kSsh rsissd.
Mis- Maude AudSrson who for
several weeks has boon yisitipv with
hsr uncle. Noiand Taylor. lett the
latter part OF the week for hsr'home
In Chicago.
. Mrs. Chris Simmons. daughter,
Lou Ellen, and guest. MAJ simmons,
went TO Marshall Friday afternoon. !.
Misses chriitihs Nelson, tnioise
Flanders, Clara White and Henry
Aayob won't TO Pilot Groyt Saturday
to remain oysr.sunday visiting Mrs,
John Zahrintef.
One thing that everyone who 81
tends chautAuqas will enjoy 70 the
fullest extent viii be the stunt OF
Ralph PArletts. the funny man.
Miss LAuna williams LETT satpr'
day afternoon for 81. Louis where
she will, purchase the fall stock iol
millinery TOR the Nelson Mercantile
company! and spend some time trim
ming In the Wholesale house.
Mis- Mary white has been on the
sick list for several days.
Wesley Thomas made q business
trip to Kansas City Saturday.
There was. no preaching In town
Sunday Rev. Snapp did not come
on ,sessqnt Of t,ins in q meeting a
biaciwstsr. He win preach on tn
NTH Sunday instead.
You have worked q long time npy
tsad. are entitled 10 q little recreation
,1The Chautapqua is just the thing
III sk-'.lf L
The Marshall republican., 1913-08-22
Xxi


BLACKBURN
Sam Hunter was q passenger to
Kansas City Monday.
Bud Ashurst and wife returned
Friday morning from Lexington
where they attended the funeral OF
Miss Potter.
JEFF Price had business in Marshall
Friday. AL,
Mr.. B%ristsnstein. Was IN H~igginsvifie
Friday evening between trains.
Prof. Chisweli and wife are spend
ing a few days in Marshall this week.
! Mr.. Lee stader spent the day in
ICerder Sunday.
Mrs. A. @. Eckoff was a passenger
Ito Kansas City Sunday.
Ms. Emily strader and daughter
spent sunday with VIM. Bergstadt's.
Evertt Meyer of Corder is the
guest OF his sister. Mrs. Lesser. this
week. D.
Russell vermiliion IL working at
the depot at Mt. Leonard this week
while the AGENT. Miss Hockensmith.
10 off on her vacation
Or. Richart had business In Alma
Monday afternoon
Lon strader, and nephews. Francis
and, Walter strader. spent Monday
In kansas City.
Mrs. Kaye entera Aimed the follow
ing at dinner "wednesday: Mrs. W,
II, Basby and daughter. Mrs. Ben
Curtin and baby. Mrs. Melin and
children and Mrs. sam wesener and
scp..1 81 ;. t'.Hit
rEarl .washburn was In Marshall
~Thursasy. s...
Lee Sussstt and family spent Wed
nesday With wEi .washburn's.
Mr., E,,jB, Hit from Marshall 10
paintnS Mrs.. Jack Hits house.
Lee strsder. attended the fair At
Marshsli Thursday. -.
Il Mr.. and. Mrs. w. Browning spent
Sunday with Ernest Ramey's.
\ Jpo. Rsith had business in Mar
shalt Monday evening.
! Mrs. Harry Liter returned from
Ksnnsh. City Wednesday evening.
Prof. q. A. Watson who has been
attending summer school at Columbia
returnsd home Thursday.
Mrs. NJ, P. .suSgett was a passen-
ger TO Marshall Friday. ho
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo pierker are Wis
iting relatives here this week.
Miss vAnMstsr OF Alma was the
guest OF Miss Maupin from Friday
until sunday.
Mr.. 0randstaff left for sedaiia
Monday TO look for a location.
G. J. Schusen and wife Of Mora,
mo, are spending this week with theiI
daughter. Mrs.. Eckoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashurst and children
spent Sunday. with Mr.. Clarence Cor
tdsr at Corder.
Miss Mary Hunter went to Aims
Monday evening to visit relatives i.
Aug Erdman and wife returned
Thursday from q three weeks sta,
with relatives and friends at Colora
do. Their childrsh returned Frida.
from vsgSsliSs.
Ruth Lossdon Who attended chi
fair AZ Mafshau iAat weak raturuet
The Marshall republican., 1913-08-22
N IRonARD

!. Ben BaSfsr prtNehsd tive intsrest-
ihg sermots as<the Baptist church
here ssndty isss.isg and svspihsI.
Chautsuhus hi seven days fehst
Of good thinsspl music. .SntsrtSip-
ment. ofatbryy num-, sociabillty,' 70
creation, ~faspisAtioR and whole io'
more are there n Abundance. csn
you AFFORD to misS such : trsatii
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Nearly Every Child Has Worms.

Paleness, at times a flushed face,
great thirst, etc, are inuications of
worms. Kickapoo Worm Killer is i
eliable, thorough medicine for the re
moval of all kinds of worms from
children and adults. Kickapoo Worm
Killer in pleasant candy forms, aids
digestion, tones system, overcoming
constipation and increasing the action
Of the liver. Is perfectly safe for
even the most delicate children. Kick
apoo Worm Killer makes children
happy and healthy. 25c. Guaranteed,
Try 1t. Drug stores or by mail Kick
apoo Indian Medicine Co., Philadel-
phia and st. Louis.
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BIG MASONIC
CELEBRATION IS On
70 PROMINENT GEoRGIANS ARE
BEING liked AT ANNUAL
REUNION IN ATLANTA.

Atlanta. Nov. 20.--This is a big Ma
sonic week in Atlanta, just being con
cluded. Through the mystic degrees
from fourth to thirty-second, IS prom
inent Georgians are being hiked at
the eighth annual reunion of the Scot
fish Rite Masonic bodies. 1t took four
days to put the big class through, and
the occasion was one of the greatest
significance to Masons. Special pomp
and ceremony with magnificent stage
and scenic effects were used.
1t will interest Masons everywhere
to know that prominent members
here for the occasion compliments
very highly the magnificent growth
and work of the Masors' Annuity
which has its supreme lodge and main
building here Secretary George f.
Argard, of the Annuity, has recently
submitted report for the period end
ing Oct. 1, showing assets of 500,
0l5.5l. The Masons' Annuity is doing
wonderful work fer the protection
Of the widows and children OF deceas
ed Masons.
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.GL|TTER|uG CITY
LIFE RUINS GIRL
MABEL REYNOLDS ATTEMPTS TO
KILL HERSELF IN CHINESE
RESTAURANT.

Atlanta, Nov. 2O.-The tragedy %
a beautiful country girl, ruined by the
influences OF glittering city life, is
epitomized in the hopeless appeal
made a day or two ago to the Atlanta
police by Miss Mabel Reynolds, who
attempted to commit suicide in Il
Chinese restaurant here.
oh, why didn't you let me die?"
she cried. rs there any hope in life
for girl like me?" And the matron
at the police station, knowing life as
she did, scarcely knew what to an
swer.
Miss Reynolds, who is now only 10
years of age, has known enough mis-
cry and disappointment to fill long
lifetime. My husband made me q
bad girl when | was only II years old
and married me five years afterward
only to force me to support him by a
| life of shame. What chance is there
for a girl who has been treated like
that by the man who above all Others
ought to protect her | want to begin
again, but | don't know how"
The unfortunate young woman has
been given shelter in an Atlanta in
stitution.
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Pay city taxes NOW and save costs.
Executions issued after Nov. 80.
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SKIN ERUPTIONS
Evidence of Impure Blood and a
Rundown Condition.


When the blood becomes thin, poor.
devitalized nature cries cut through
such external evidence for help. AMI
the safest, surest and most helpful
remedy we know is Vinol.
This is because it is a combination
of the two most world famed tonics~
the medicinal curative elemnts of cod
nver oil (without the oil) and tonic
iron for the blood Vinol strengthens
he digestive organs, creates a hearty
appetite. purifies and enriches the
blood, creates strength.
Mrs Helen Wingate, st. Louis, No.
says; Il was in very poor health
nervous and rundown, and NOTHING
N the way of medicine did me any
good until my druggist recommended
Vinol. 1t built up my health, restored
strength and | feel that | owe my life
to Ninol. | cannot praise it too high
ly"
We say positively there is nothing
like Vinol to purify and enrich tht
blood and build up weak. run-dowl
people. If it should fail in your cas-
we Will return your money.-Roberts
Pharmacy, Brunswick, Ga.
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A Consumptive Cough.

A cough that bothers you continu-
ly is one of the danger signals which
warns of consumption. DR.. Kings
New Discovery stops the cough, loos'
Ell the chest, Danish fever and let you
sleep peacefully. The first dose checks
the symptoms and gives prompt re
lief. Mrs. A. f. Merit, of Glen Ellyn
Iowa, writes: "Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry cured a stubborn cough after six
weeks doctoring failed to help Try
it, as it will do the same for you. Best
medicine for coughs, colds, throat and
lung troubles. Money back If it fails.
Price soc and $l.00. All druggists, by
mail, n. E. BucItlen G. Co., Philadel-
phia or ST. Louis
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Remedy as Bad as tho Disease.

On the seventh Of February | ,on-
tracted severe cold followed by a
ough and final loss Of voice. / tried
many remedies none of which did me
ny good. | then went to my family
Ioctor and he swabbed my throat five
r six times with some abominable
TUT think it was beneficial but the
remedy was as bad as the disease
At last the thought struck newly
OF Try Chamberlain Cough Remedy
/ did so and this morning my voice
is fairly good and is gradually grow
ing better writes II. G. Clay, publish
er Of The Reporter, Rapid City, Man
itoba. For sale by all dealers
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A THREE TIER SKIRT FOR THE
LITTLE MISS

The charm of the evening and dane
ing gowns this season lies chiefly in
their simplicity and filminess. Much
of the grace Of the new dances is due
to the frocks that drape the figure of
the dancer SO effectively with each
movement
Crepe de Chine Is one of the great
est favorites. as for many seasons past,
for the clinging qualities it possesses
Combined with frills Of net or lace the
effect is doubly enhanced Parchment
white crepe de Chine fashions the gown
illustrated. the frills being Of net In the
same. white. An effective contrast is
given the dress by the girdle of pale