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COTTAGE HILL.

Cottage Hf11, May S-Mr. and Mrs.
Carr entertained the farmers union on
last Saturday night, when q delightful
time was had. Ice cream and cake
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowersox, Of Pensa-
cola, spent a couple OF days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carr.
A number of our young people went
to Roberts to an entertainment last
Monday night. They report a splen-
did time.
Several OF our residents attended
the funera! Of Mrs. Barrineau last
Tuesday at Quintette.
Mrs Fields and children, OF Pensa-
cola, are spending few days with
their many friends here.
Mr.. S. J. Sites, who has been living
here for the past eight months, left
Thursda for Arkansas, where he will
locate.
Flemming & McKinnon are shipping
large quantities Of lumber. for which
there is a good demand
Miss Rooms, sister Of Mrs. q. Stan
ley Pope, had the misfortune to fall
last Wednesday night in her bedroom
IN such a way as to fracture one of
her limbs. While she will be confined
to her bed for some time, her friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Allen, with her daughter and
husband and Mr.. and Mrs. Waller. of
Illinois, ara spending few weeks with
Mrs. Ling1e and A J. Manning.
The Epworth League OF Cottage Hill
gave a delightful social at the church
Thursday evening. An entertaining
program was rendered. after which
coffee and cake were served. A large
crowd came on hay wagons from Con
zalez and Roberts. Several were pres
emit from Qufntette and Moline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bennett of
Pensacola were pleasant callers on
Mr.. and Mrs. McCullough's Friday.
Mr.. John Dinneen Is spending a few
days in Pensacola this week.
Mr.. T. z. Margrave. Of Nebraska, Is
spending a day or two with his friend,
W. r Williams, whom he had not seen
for many years.
Rev. Mr.. Abbott, Of Roberts, was
visitors for a short time one day this
week
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West Florida Social News
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J. Frank Adams, a Bsountstown le-
gal light, is attending court here.
Cicero Tucker, formerly with the
Bloun tstown Record, Is in the city.
Judge John Thomas Porter was
over from Grand Ridge yesterday.
Judge j. w. Leath. Of Blountstown.
was a guest at the Chipola Monday.
Joe Humphrey and wife were here
Saturday en- route to Carr from q visit
to Georgia
Miss Blanche Pendants was Wis
itor from Boluntstown Monday.
Mrs. F1nney and daughter, Of st.
Petersburg, were guests at the Chipo.a
this week.
Judge ]. W. Leath, of Boluntstown,
was attending court here Monday.
Miss Carrie Pelot, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. VIII Jarrett for the
past several weeks. left Tuesday for
Tallahassee and other points in Flor
ida
Mr. Hugh Smith, Of Dothan. Ala.
was transacting business in the city
Monday.
Miss Nora Lindsay, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Greene Moore, re-
turned Wednesday to her home in Mo-
bile.
Mr.. and Mrs T. w Conely were
called to Graceville Monday on ac-
count Of the serious illness Of Miss
Martha Conely.
Mrs. B. Fl. Simmons and Mrs. Harris
left Tuesday afternoon for Gracevtlle,
where they Will be the guests Of Mrs.
Wilmer Cox.
Miss Grace Hardaway, who has been
charmingly entertained as the guest
of Mrs. Cecil Rhyme, left Monday for
her home in Texas.
~. nvfd loo
club had a most pleasant meeting on
McKinnon. Five interesting games of
bridge were played
One Of the interesting events OF the
week was the meeting Of the Matrons'
Rock Club on Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Frank Daffin. Several fasctnat-
ing games of rock were enjoyed by
those fortunate enough to be present.
Mrs. John Horne won the trophy for
the afternoon, which was a Bulgarian
collar.
A delightful dance was given on
Tuesday evening at the armory by the
young men Of the city The music
came from Tallahassee, and several
out of town visitors made the occasion
an unusually pleasant one. About
forty couples enjoyed the dance. At
late hour delicious refreshments were
served
The members OF the Thursday
Bridge Club were most char1nin gly en-
tertained by Mrs. VIII Jarrett this
week. At the end Of the games 1t was
found that Mrs. VIII Stone had made
the highest score and Miss Maud Pitt
man cut the consolation. Both prizes
were dainty hand embroidered hand
kerchiefs. After the games a number
Misses Carrie Pelot and Nora Lind
say.
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LAUREL HILL.

Laurel Hill, May 3.-Last week Mr..
Luther Franklin was married to a.
charming young lady Of FTorala. He
and his bride will go to housekeeping
in one of Mr.. S. G. French's cottages.
Miss Naude Hart, who has been
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Alex
Browne, at this place, returned to her
home Wednesday, accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs J. A. Currie, Of Elizabeth
ton, La.
Miss Mamie Hurston, Of Svea, at
tended Mr.. Humphreys funeral. She
was accompanied home by Miss Mabel
Campbell, who will spend several days
with her.
Mr.. Oscar Steel, cashier Of the
bank at this place, went to DeFuniak
Wednesday on business.
A marriage Of unusual interest 10
all who know her is that Of Miss Nan
Skipper to Mr.. MCGOWAN. The nup-
tails were performed wednesday even
ing by Rev. Joe Carnley. The happy
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CAMPBELLTON.

Campbellton, May 3.-Mr. Harrison,
Of the Panama City Lumber Company.
was in our town Friday, looking after
some business.
Mrs DIR. Dalton, OF Bombay, is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. Quincy Powell
at his home on West Main street
Mr.. NJ. n. McCrary and bride. were
the guest of Mr.. McCrary's brother,
Boss, last Thursday. Mike was on his
way forn Panama City, where he and
his bride were spending a few days,
and stopped over here, to the delight
of his many friends. From here they
went to Graceville.
Messrs. E. A. Hinson, r. z. Poyner,
J. A. Smith, D. W. McCrary and c.
d. Davis had an outing at ReddicL's
mill pond one day last week Hinson
got full. Poyner got busted, McCrary
got hungry, Smith got burned and
Davis got his. All had a jolly good
time
Campbe1iton, Madrid. Ala, Cotton
wood and Big Creek Sunday schools
had a union picnic at Spring creek
last Thursday. This is the third BIZ
ennial meeting Of these Sunday
schools. Mr.. W. c. Pitcher, Madrid.
made a very appropriate talk along
the line of Sunday school work, he
was followed by Brothers Jones and
White, Of @Campbellton. Mr. w L.
Peacock made a very nice talk offer
ing his services in the future to have
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Items Of Interest Gathered
From Many Places

tables, seats and swings arranged for
the occasion at the next annual meet
ing, which will be on the first Thurs
day in May, 1914.
Mr.. Mack, of the Jackson Leader
was in our town one day last week
meeting the boys. We were glad to
have him with us and hope that he
will come often.
Hon. w. L. Mckinley, returned last
Saturday from Tallahassee, returning
to his work Monday. Will Mckinley
is one of the hardest workers Of the
members of the lower house. He Is
not so much In the limeIight, but he
Is always ready TO answer to the roll
call, and Is there with the goods when
the time comes for something to be
done for the good of his county and
state.
The work on Mr. Reynolds saw mill
plant Is progressing very nicely. Mr..
Reynolds expects to have IT ready for
operation by July LIST.
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SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL Is
CLOSED AT SOUTHPORT

Southport, May s-The Baptist
church has just closed a wonderful
meeting, In which Rev. s. B. Cole, of
Madison, did the preaching. Sixty
eight additions, thirty-four of these
for baptism, were the visible results.
Our people fell IN love with Bro. Cole,
both as a prea cher and a man.
Sunday WAS both happy and mem
orable day with us. We dedicated our
new church building. The pastor was
able to announce the church clear of
all Indebtedness and no collection for
that purpose was necessary. A large
crowd from all the places on the bay
were present, a sumptuous dinner
served by the good ladies OF South
port, good singing by the choir and
three good sermons and lectures dur
ing the day by DR.. Montague, presi-
dent of Columbia College. Lake City.
were the pleasant features of the day
that helped to give the people pleasant
reco,lections of the occasion. We are
happy and appreciative for the sue
cess Of our work, as we have built and
paid for in three months che of the
neatest village church bull dings in the
state. Within that time our member
ship has grown from a few to more
than a hundred We anticipate
bright future for It
Our pastor was made doubly happy
in being the recipient OF a nice suit
Of clothes from the good people Of
Southport.
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MARIANA.

Mariana, May s.-Attorney j. w
Kehoe, of Pensacola, fs attending
court here.
w. J. Burkette was down from De-
Funiak Thursday.
w. H Wheels was up from Blounts.
town Monday.
w. B. Burkette, Of Dothan, was il
the city Thursday.
o. J. Jackson was B1ountstownite
here Monday.
w. B. Bryan was In from Greenwood
Thursday.
Col. w. o. Butter and wife, OF Chip
ley, spent Sunday here.
D. L. Leonard was UP from Blounts-
town Thursday.
DR.. J. E. Mcleod came over from
Cypress Monday to court.
Mrs. Virginia Liddon returned from
Dothan Thursday.
DR.. e. Harris, of Cypress. attended
court Monday.
w. P. Fields, of Apalachicoia, was
here Thursday.
J. M Kirkland was over from Grace
vile Friday.
Ira A. Hutchinson was in the city
Thursday from Chipley.
Albert Cayson and wife were UP
from Blounts Monday.
J. j. Cox was over from DeFuniak
last Thursday.
A. G. Sharpless was over from Chip
ley last Thursday.
A. A. Holmes was up from Panama
City Monday.
John Messer, of Del,wood, was In
the city last Thursday.
C. r. Porter of ST. Andrews, was
here last Thursday.
Sheriff Bowles made a business trip
to Dothan Saturday.
Friday.
J. B .Cawthon, of DeFuntaJ, spent
Sunday here.
w. B. Williams was Graoevfllette
IN the city Monday.
G. r. Davis was over from Dothan
hast Thursday.
Sheriff T. J. McKeown was up from
Blountstown Monday.
Chairman W. ]. Singietary was over
from Grand Ridge Friday.
8. B. Atkins was attending court
here Monday.
w. w. Brown, Of Chipley, was here
Thursday.
T. H. Cawthon was over from De-
F'uniak Monday.
v. H. Hutto, of GracevfIle, was here
Friday.
J. L Hentz, B1ountstown merchant
was here Monday.
G. H CARTRIDGE. of Cottondale, was
in the city Friday.
J. B. Morrison, from DeFNunfak, was
here Monday.
o. o. Fisher made a trip to Apahach-
icoka this week.
J. D. Terrell, OF Sneads, was In the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Green Hare was over from
Grand Ridge yesterday.
B. NJ. Franklin Is in the city from
Rlountstown
Hon. c. L Wilson attended a Ma
sonic meeting at Greenwood Saturday.
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CRESTVIEW.

Crestview, May 3.-Rev. S. G. Settles
filled his regular appointment here
Sunday morning.
A number Of Crestview people at
tended the funeral services Of Mr.. Jas.
Humphreys, near Laurel Hill, Sunday.
We are sorry to learn of the death
of the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs w.
N. Hartgrove, of Carriers, Fla, and
all extend to them loving sympathy
IN this sad loss.
Mrs. R. J. Diamond who has been
confined to her room for several days
with lagrippe, Is able to be up.
The friends of Mrs. Bush viii be
Mr.. John H. Kohler, Of Pensacola,
was IN Crestview Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Koslrey, of Brent, was
the guest of w. R. White Thursday.
Mr.. Clyde Webb, Of Holt. spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Webb.
Mr.. G. d. Campbell, of DeFuniak,
was a visitor at the homo Of w. r.
White Sunday.
Mrs. Hughes, of DeFunialt, rs at the
Hotel Crestvew this week.
Mrs. L. E. Bowers, who was very
sick Saturday night and Sunday, is
now convalescent.
Mr.. Granting, Of Milton, is IN Crest
view this week. He thinks he viii To-
cate here in the near future.
Thanks are due Mr.. Charles Cox for
the new carpeting which has recently
been put down in the Methodist
church. It was badly needed and is
very much appreciated by ALL
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COTTONDALE.

Cottonda1e, May 8.-Mr. william
Marshall. Of Dunbar. La, was the
guest OF his sisters, Mesdanes O. G.
Mckee and b. J. Nettles. this week.
Mr.. r e. McWtLiams, of this place,
accompanied Rev. J. William Foster
OF Mariana, to Chipley Monday.
Mr.. w. D. Campbell. OF Chipley, was
here this week en- route to Fountain
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mckee Vere here
Saturday guests Of Mrs. q. @. Mckee.
While here. they received a telegram
announcing the illness of Mrs. w. n.
Evans, the formers mother, leaving
Sunday for Sneads Reports received
later tell OF her Improvement.
Mr.. C. M. Fellows and Mr.. J. w.
Htnson attended the bankerS convon-
ton In Jacksonville last week
Mr.. w. d. Doughty OF Mariana.
was here Tuesday.
Mr.. r. c. Jones, OF Dothan, was
here this week.
Mrs. Francis Ch1ldrea Wilson Of
Pensacola, passed through here Tues
day.
The womants Literary Club enter
tanned by Mrs. q. @. Mckee Wednes-
day, was the most interesting meeting.
Mrs. William Owen Butler of Chtpley,
gave an able talk on parliamentary
rules. Before concluding. she request
ed the members to ask questions per
tanning to that most interested. SO the
information gained IN this way was OF
great benefit.
Mesdames William Owen Butler.
W. Oscar Butler and Mrs. A d.
Campbell OF Chipley, spent Wednes-
day here, guests of Mira. r. n. Nc
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A Afford OF Ch1pIeU,
were here Friday
Mrs Moses Franklin Lee and two IN
teresting daughters. Helen and Eliza
beth, spent last week with the formers
mother, Mrs. Scott OF Greenwood
Mr.. H. L. Pendleton, Of Blountstown,
president Of Marianna and B:ounts-
town railroad, was a visitor hero Wed
nesday.
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mats and a large basket of sweet peas
and ferns tied with pink satin RIB
bons formed the center piece. Place
cards were dainty with pink ribbon
and sweet peas, and to these were
tied favors for each Of the guests.
Mrs. J. Stewart Lewis entertained
last Friday afternoon with a delight
full reception In honor Of Mesdames
H ]. Drane T. j. West and Harry
Huprvey. Beautiful roses and Easter
lilies used in abundance. made the
Lewis home most attractive.
Mrs Ena Taylor Ellis was host at
a beautiful reception last Friday after
noon In compliment to her cousin, Miss
Katie Budd. Of Monticello. and Mrs.
George Frederick Smith, Of Sanford,
who is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
w. Fl. Mabry. The beautiful. home is
an ideal place for entertaining and
on this occasion It was unusually at
tractive with IT'S wealth Of beautiful
flowers.
Mr. J. r irwin of Atlanta and Miss
While s. Sloan. of this city, were mar
ried at the Baptist church, Of this city.
were married at the Baptist church
Monday at noon. by the pastor, Rev.
]. D. Adcock Miss Sloan is the beau
tiful and popular daughter Of Manager
OIL Mill.
The Methodist, Baptist and Presby-
terrain congregations united in fare
vel, service at the Presbyterian church
Sunday night, in honor of Rev. w. H.
Zeigler. who has been the pastor Of
the Presbyterian church in this city
for seven years, and who recently has
been called to serve a church in Liv-
fngston, Ala The service was very
Interesting and impressive.
Mrs. 8. J. Hifburn of Palatka, is a
delightful visitor at the mansion. as
the house guest Of Governor and Mrs.
Tramme1l
Mrs. E. G. Wallof and daughter OF
Minneapolis, Minnesota, arrived In
Tallahassee Sunday and are guests OF
Mrs. J. p Hi1burn.
Miss Edna Finley has returned from
a most delightful stay OF three months
with relatives at Palm Beach and
Tampa
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DeFUNIAK.

DeFuntak, May s-Mr and Mrs. +.
c. Walden are In Andalusia this week
L. H. Cawthon went to F1orala on
business this week.
The collegiate freshmen of Palmer
College entertained the academy
seniors Thursday night at the home Of
Miss lone Campbell. This was one of
the most pleasant social affairs of the
season.
The Matrons' Club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. North on Live
Oak avenue. The club increases In
membership and grows in enthusiasm
and interest
Kendall Berry returned Saturday
from Mobile, where he is again in the
tnfrTnary.
Rosby Brown and sister. Miss Irene,
returned from their respective schools
last week and were heartily welcomed
by friends in their old home town
They are now with their parents IN
Red Bay.
Rev. r. Q. Baker delivered a most
eloquent address at the cemetery on
Memorial Day. Himself a veteran and
warm personal friends of most OF those
sleeping there. his remarks were full
of pathos, his "reminiscences vivid, and
love for the Lost Cause strong and
sincere. Friends are anxious to have
this speech for publication.
1t is with regret that we hear Rev
Lynn R. Walker is considering a call
to Birmfn CHAM. The loss Of DR. Wal
ker and his interesting family will be
greatly felt in DeFuniak
Friday night the sophomores of the
Walton high school entertained the
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SAMSON.

Samson, Ala, May s.-I. n. Day, who
has been with the Jones' johnson Drug
Co. here, left Monday for his home In
Townsville.
Angus williams, of Grnceville. was a
pleasant visitor to the family OF J. J.
Jones this week.
Miss Vivian Andrews, OF Coffee
Springs, was visiting friends here Sat
urday
John Harris eft this week for a visit
with home folks in Camden.
J. P. Faux left Tuesday for Den
yer. Col, where he has gone for the
benefit Of his health.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p. Folmar died Sunday afternoon and
was buried at Travellers Rest Monday.
The year-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Snipes died this week, af-
ter a lingering illness.
Y. ]. Boozer made business trip
to Atlanta this week.
At the home OF the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Preachers, Miss Minnie
Preachers and Mr.. II. Sing1etary were
married this week. They LEFT for
points in Georgia and Florida. where
they Will visit the groom's relatives.
Memorial Day was observed here.
Quite a large crowd attended. Com
pany NJ, Alabama national guard,
headed by the Coffee Springs brass
band. participated with the veterans
on this occasion.
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MILTON.

Milton, May 3.-Mrs. Rufus Thames
/! will be hostess to the Shakespeare
| Club Tuesday next. A delightful meet
| ing is anticipated by the members.
The Civic League has an anna teur
| play Farm Folks" in preparation, to
be given at an early date. the proceeds
to be used for cemetery improvements.
Miss Durham and Mr.. Chappelle
are congratulated with enthusiasm on
every hand for the magnificent and
comprehensive Santa Rosa edition OF
The Journal.
DR.. and Mrs H E. E,drfdge, of Pen
: sacola, were here Monday attending
the funeral Of Mrs. Eldridge's father,
Mr.. J. e. Jernigan.
Mrs. NJ. w. Fisher, who has been
undergoing medical treatment at a
sanitartum in Mobile, reteurnd home
Tuesday night, accompanied by Mr..
Fisher and her sister, Miss Bessie
Mitchell.
Mrs Dan Gordon and daughter, Miss
Alice, Of Red Rock, spent Wednesday
in Pensa cola. On the return home they
went over the new BagS1ad railway to
Red Rock, being among the first pas
sengers on the new road.
A large crowd Of Miltonites will as
sist in the welcoming of the secretary
of the navy in Pensacola next week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 7. Williams are
OCCUPYING their new residence on Ber-
ryhiE street.
There will be a regular citiffed sale
Of lots on Milton Heights in the near
future. This is an innovation in the
real estate business in this vicinity,
though 1t was tried once last year, but
on this previous occasion Jupiter Piu-
vius deluged the sub division, damp
ening the ardor Of the promoters.
Mrs. Fred Allen, Mrs. John Boswell
and Mrs. John McCurley were pleas
ant party Of shoppers to Pensacola
Saturday.
Seth Jernigan Is making an extended
visit to West Palm Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Poofey and
children were visiting relatives in Pen
sacola Sunday.
Miss Lillian Mcdonald left Tuesday
for her home in CaryvIl1e, to the re-
greet of many friends here.
Mrs. o. H. Kyle and children re-
turned to their home in Mobile after
a pleasant visit as guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. 9. Diden.
Mrs. H. s. Bates and Miss Cordfe
Anglin spent Wednesday IN Pensacola
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford McCombs, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Payne and Mrs. A. H.
Smith were a pleasant outing party to
Mu1at Tuesday.
Mrs. Mallory, Of Pensacola, rs the
guest OF Mrs. Simpson at Arcadia
Mrs F. B. McGraw spent Monday
with her sister, Mrs. Ldv1ngton, in
Pensacola.
DR.. and Mrs. z. V. Johnston have
moved into their new residence on
Broad street.
MT. and Mrs. o. z. Hartsfeld are
occupying their new home on Ala
hama street
Mrs. John Burge. ST, Of Mobile,
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seniors at the home Of Miss Marion
Cawthon. With exquisite taste and
capable fingers, the soDhomores deco
rated the house deliberately with ferns,
I Confederate jessamine and white roses.
On the curtains, with true artistic
skill, Miss Marion made the letters
"W. H s." with white Jessamine.
Contesting games were played First
was a vegetable game. in which each
person was required to draw speci-
fed vegetable. For the best work
Miss Dora Jones received a fine potted
tomato plant In the observation
game Mr. Ralph Buck was awarded
the prize, a w. H. 8. pennant burnt
on leather by Miss Marion Cawthon.
The school faculty were present and
enjoyed the entertainment as much as
the pupils did Misses Roberta ellis
and Bessie Tervin presided at the
punch bowl. Miss Minnie McCas6ill.
assisted by a number Of young ladies',
served ice cream and cake. The senior
class, though small In numbers, is
strong in earnestness Of purpose and
intellectual ability. The members are:
Misses Dona Jones. Cebelle Warren,
Ashley Cawthon and Blannie Warren.
This most delightful evening was hap
PLY closed by that good old standby
of our forefathers, the Virginia reel
Mrs. Chas. Chandlee arrived Friday
night from Panama City. Mrs. Chan
dice is with her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Parish.
Miss Julia Yonge returned Friday
night from a two weeks visit to her
brother and other relatives in Pensa-
cola.
Mrs. P. K. Yonge, Of Pensacola is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. #. K. Sim
mons and Miss Julia Yonge, on Wright
avenue, this week.
Miss Hicks, of Dothan, is with her
aunt, Mrs. Tom FTournoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leavin, OF Glendale,
are now occupying the house recently
vacated by Mr.. r. G. Smith and fam
lily.
JB. Cawthon is attending court in
Mariana this week.
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HOT SPRINGS
LIVER BUTTONS
END CONSTIPATION

Il you really want to get rid OF con-
supatton, bad stomach. stuffed up
bowels and al ailments arising from a
disordered liver, get box of blissful
satisfying HOT SPRINGS LIVER
BUTTONS today
They never fail; take them as direct
ed Tor week and notice the feeling of
happiness that comes from ability to
eat well, sleep well, work well.
Notice the skin clear up. the bIotches
go; the eyes grow brighter and the ap-
petite return
Don't take CalomeI-au you need is
HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS nd
all druggists hereabouts sell them for
% cents a box Free sample from Hot
Springs Chemical Co, Hot Springs.
Ark (Ady.1
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ROBERTS.

Roberts Gonzalez, May 3.--The Rob-
erts Literary Society celebrated It's
first anniversary basket picnic and
barbecue, given in tho oak grove in
front of L. w. Hardy's. and II was
large attended by people from differ
ent parts of the county and quite a
few from the city.
This was one of the most enjoyable
affairs ever held in this community
and an interesting program was ar
ranged including refreshments, base
ball and various other interesting
features and was enjoyed by every
body.
Mr.. 2. NJ. Bombay. Jr., president
Of the society acted as toastmaster
Hon. ]. NJ. Tate delivered the welcome
address.
Among those who responded to IN,
call of the toastmaster were UncI
ST LilIard, Supt. Edwards, L. W
Hardy. G. r. Binner. ]. A. McBryd
and others. This society is doing OF
Of the greatest works Of anything. Tt
society has just put on a good pls
two nights this week and a full hou,
each night They Will play at Nh
cogee next Friday night, May 81
everybody invited TO attend Go a
have good time. Laugh and gro
fat.