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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-28

folded for this year. with a bright lit
tie speech by Mr.. Valentine.
To Spend Some Time In Florida.
Miss Thcrese Nurney. Of Suffolk
was IN Richmond on Sunday with
relatives. en- route TO Florida, where
she will spend the remainder Of the
winter with Mrs Jack Camp. near
Palm Beach. Many beautiful dining
parties and out-of-dour affairs have
been planned in honor Of Miss Nurney.
she will not return 10 Virginia until
the spring
IN Honor Of Miss Winchester.
Says a Macon paper;
Mrs. Cecil Morgan was hostess at n
luncheon Saturday that was unique
in it's decorations Miss Harriotte
Winchester was the honOrce OF the oc-
casIon and the guests were the brides
maids and few members Of the two
families.
Down the center Of the luncheon
table was a heavy plateau Of carna-
tions and roses in pink and white.
This was the scene of a miniature we'd
ding procession. At each end of the
plateau was a candelabra with burn
ing taperS In the center was the
bride in white crepe with wedding
procession. At each end of the plateau
was Candela bra with burning taperS
In the center was the bride in white
crepe with a wedding veil and orange
blossoms. the groom in conventional
black. and the bishop in his robes
Six bridesmaids were there in their
gowns Of pink and the tiny flower girl
spreading rose leaves in the path.
They came down an isle formed Of
tiny Greek columns linked together
with white ribbons
haF arfinA
through the luncheon. the ice being
in pink and white and souvenirs in
pink and white boxes we're brides en-
gaEemeut rings and fsrooms.
Place cards were pink birds perched
on the tumblers,
The guests we're: Miss Harriotte
Winchester, Miss Frances Connally, Of
Atlanta Miss Mary Conrad, Miss
Laura Dodson, of Leesburg; Miss May
Burke Miss Josephine Jones, Miss
Sarah Tinsley. Mrs. Joseph Atkins If
san Francisco. and Mrs. Russell Dod-
son.
Miss Cussen in New York.
Miss Anita Cussen. of Allen ave
nue.. is spending some time in New
York It's the guest of relatives and
friends there, and many beautiful
functions are being given, incident to
her stay Miss Cusseu will be la New
York for the opera season during the
winter months
or Virginia Interest.
Mrs William Travis Howard gave
theater party Of four boxes at the
Academy Of Music to see The
Quaker Girl" last week in Baltimore,
and afterward a supper at her resi-
dence. "a East Madison street, for
her debutante niece, Miss Sara Bell
Williams.
Mr. ana Mrs. w. s. G. williams.
Mrs Walter Prescott Smith, Miss
Anne Haxall. Miss Anne Williams.
Miss Anne Keyser. Miss Ellen Keyser,
Miss Katharine Lee. Miss Ethel Lee.
Miss Margery Whyte. Miss Louisa
Whyte. Miss Elizabeth Morton. Miss
Ella Thorn, Miss Louise Gibson, Miss
Dorothy Rowland. Miss MarRaretta
Bonsal. Miss Bessie Munnikhuysen
Miss Lydia De Ford, Miss Nancy De
Ford Miss Eliza Dancy Miss Sidney
Morrison, Miss Lucy Williams, Mr..
William r Lucas. Mr.. Harry Fergu-
son, Mr. Richard Lloyd Tlghman, Mr..
Henry May Cuttings. Mr.. John Gilmor,
Mr. Herman Hnffer. Mr.. j. Charles
Broeden, Mr. Arunah S. A Brady,
Mr.. Alfred j. Miller, MIR. y. Stewart
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-28
MUSTACHE.
SHOWN DROPPING

BERLIN, JAN. 2J.-Prince Adal-
berts measles put a damper on the
court festivities attendant upon the
celebration of the kaiser'S birthday
today. The usual royal guests were
absent. but the German populace was
as joyous as ever. The city is gay
with bunting and at least 10000 busts
and pictures of the emperor are in
the windows Of Berlin homes. but
the ruler himself remained invisible
all day, The pictures and busts OF the
kaiser are all Of "A different aspect,
some of them even showing a droop-
ing moustache, giving the monarch a
decidedly English appearance. Half
million people were in the streets
today, and tonight. eating and drink
ing by way of expressing their pa
triotism
The condition of Prince Adalbert Is
not alarming He is now a colonel
in a double capacity. Emperor Will
liam and King of Wurtem burg both
promoting him to a colonelcy in hon
or of Williams birthday
s-----
Again in Divorce Court.
LONDON, Jan. 27.--The Earl Of
rowley who i'm his Caraar NJ fay+y~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-28

arriving, 10 A. M: leaving / p. NJ.
Middletown, arriving, 2 p. M; leav-
ing, p. M
Wednesday. January 29th-Har-
risonburg, arriving. 10 A. M: leaving.
p. NJ. Cave Station, Wyer's Cave.
arriving, 100 p. M; leaving, 5 P.
NJ
Thursday. January 30th--Mt. Sid
ney, arriving. 10 A. M; leaving, P.
Nj. Verona, arriving, 1.15 i. M;
leaving, z. NJ
Friday, January S1st-Spottswoo
arriving. 10 A. M. leaving. ] p. M.
Lexington, arriving, 2 z. M; leaving,
S r. NJ.
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five years, has many times figured In
the divorce court, made another ap-
pearance there today as correspondent
in an undefended divorce suit
brought by Major Godfrey Charles
Buxton. of st. Mary Manor, Bevere-
ley, against his wife. The decree was
granted Cowiey's last previous ap-
pearance in court was as the CO.
respondent in the famous Hartopp
case.
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Church Debt IyuuIIsted,

The members of the congregation Of
St. Peters Catholic church were agree
ably surprised Sunday with the an
nouncement by Very Rev. John j. Bow
Ter, vicar general of the diocese. that the
debt of 100000 placed on the church
several years ago, had been liquidated.
OF this amount $1,000 has been expend-
ed on the church building and $4,000
for the Improvement of the rectory.
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The case against John j. Mills, al
legged 10 have assaulted his father. and
with being drunk in his fathers
home, 1917 Beverly street. was con-
tinued when called in Police court
vest erday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-28

One carload Beds
one carload Chamber Suits
one carload Dining Room suits
Just unpacked and placed on
Ia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-28

Again i'm Divorce Court.
LONDON. Jan. 27.-The Earl Of
Cowley. who. in his career of forty
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mercial club, and quite number OIL
season tickets have already been SUBJ

mercial club, and quite number OF
season tickets have already been SUBJ
scribed. |. T. Jones, as platform man,
ager, and Prof Mapes as local mann
ger, were on hand at all times and
made the chautauqua pass off in a
most creditable manner. They were
both accommodating and each visitor
was made to feel at home. Financial
ly, 1t has not been determined wheth-
er the chautauqua was a success.
E. o. Ferguson is the guest OF HON,
folks.
The Memphis fair is on this week.
The Kahoka band is furnishing the
music.
A force of workmen have been busy
at the fair grounds this week putting
the track in shape for the big fair
next week
Probate Judge M. L. Clay Is con,
valescing from his recent illness
D. T. Shuler has purchased the
Stricken building on east side OF
square.
Mr., and Mrs. Adolph Kircmner OF
near Antioch are mourning the loss OF
a % months old daughter Death oc.
Cured at the home last Thursday. In
terment Friday at St. Patrick.
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were conducted by Rev. H. G. Parsons
and the order of the Eastern Star.
Quite number of ladies from Keokuk
chapter were In attendance.
Miss Irene Decker of Lafayette.
Ind, spent several days last week at
the Dadant home.
Louis Giesen is at home from Chi
cago this week.
Miss Meta Denton returned from
Bushnell Thursday after an absence
Of two weeks.
Plans are already completed for an
other chautauqua in 1914. The boarc
has been increased from seven mem
bers to eleven. The new members
are Messrs. Earl Rayburn, Maurice
Dadant, Warren Orr and VIM. Harm
raider.
Mrs. Alvina Giesen and Mr.. Miltor
Johnson were married last Wednesda,
morning at 8 O'Clock by Rev. Sander,
of the First Baptist church of Keo
kuk. Only a few friends were presen
at the wedding. The bride and groom
will be at home after October list a.
Fifth and Orleans street, Keokuk, Ia
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ST. FRANcisvILLE, MO.


Quite a number attended the brs
dam celebration at Keokuk Tuesday
ard Wednesday.
Several went to the home coming
at Alexandria Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brown were
Sunday dinner guests at the Day
home.
Mrs. Mary Newman of Kahoka was
visiting relatives last week.
The Woodbridge family of WARSAW
we're three day guests with Mrs
Wooldridges parents Mr.. and Mrs
Alternately.
Mr.. and Mrs Lillard and children
William and Gladys Of Canton wers
last week visitors with Mrs. Lillard':
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Day.
Mr.. Eddie Stump, wife and little
son came out from Keokuk Friday
where they had been visiting severa
weeks and spent few days with rel
atives, departing Monday for theil
home in Texas.
There was a happy home COMING
Sunday at the Thos. Zane home, five
auto parties coming in Sunday tt
swell the crowd that had gathered
there. Three cars from Pennington
Iowa, one from Bonaparte, one from
Hillsbury. The James Zane family
came on the evening train Friday
The sumptuous dinner was served a
| the usual hour and later melon feas
was enjoyed by all and good socia
! time had.
Mrs. Parson is visiting her son ant
| family in Minnesota
Mr. and Mrs. Mitts entertained
company Sunday.
The Druse car of Kahoka was ii
town Sunday,
Mrs. w. NJ. Guthrie was in Keokul
Saturday.
i Quite a few went to the big shov
at Keokuk Monday.
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strict confidence. A woman can freely
talk of her private illness to woman
thus has been established confidential
correspondence which has extended over
many years and which has never been
broken. Never have they published a
testimonial or used letter without the
written consent of the writer, and never
has the Company allowed these conf
Dental letters to get out of their pos
session, as the hundreds of thousands
of them in their files will attest.
Out of the vast volume of experience
which they have to draw from, it is more
than possible that they possess the very
knowledge needed in your case. Moth
ing is asked in return except your good
will, and their advice has helped thou
sands. Surely any woman, rich or poor,
should be glad to take advantage of this
generous offer of assistance. Address
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., (con-
fidentiaD Lynn, Mass.
Every woman ought to have
Lydia e. Pinkham's SO-page
Text Book. 1T is not q book for
general distribution, as it is too
expensive. 1T is free and only
obtainable by mail. Write for
it today.
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week.
Mrs. L. P. Nelson from Trinidad.
Colo. is visiting the Nelson home.
Della Hadix is visiting in this vicine
ity.
Chas. johnson was Croton caller
one day last week.
Henry Horsey was Pennington
caller one day last week.
Monks barn was struck by light
ming and two horses killed.
Ross Mason OF Lick Creek visited
the Anderson home Sunday.
Mr. Price has been in this vicinity
buying cattle.
Perry and Harvey Moline have
been visiting Harold Moline and moth.
| er.
R. B. Nelson and family and Mrs.
L. P. Nelson and son were Pennington
callers one day last week
| Quite few from here attended the
Donnellson fair
/ George Peacock was a Croton caller
one day last week.
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The teachers of Hamilton and Oak
wood are attending the teachers in
stitute in Carthage this week.
Mrs. Lena Henderson of Shenah
doah, Ia, is spending few weeks m
the city.
Miss Cora Belle Smith returned
from northern Iowa and Chicago last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rentchler of Chicago
is here for the Hamilton celebration
and home coming.
Mrs. C. R. Haney returned from
Springfield last Wednesday.
lakewood Improvement club will
serve apple pie la mode at Rest park
Saturday night.
Mrs. Gladine Lefles is visiting 70,
few days in Msrshalltown, iowa.
The ladies of Hamilton gave a
reception at the home of Henry DAD
ant in honor of the first lady of the
state, wife of Governor Dunno, be-
tween and 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing
Rev. H. c. waggonner and wife
from Memphis, Mo-, are visiting few
davs in the city
]. H. Bradford is in Chicago this
week buying his fall stock of dry
goods.
The funeral services of Mrs. Ell,
Berry occurred at the home Friday an.
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Mrs. Mary Hawkins has returned
from months visit in Colorado. She
came by the way of Stronghurst ano
spent several days with relatives. Mrs.
Clarence Collins of Stronghurst &C.
companied her home to attend f1elo
meet.
Mrs. David Sweet was Quincy
visitor Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs Mckay of Galesburg
are the guests OF j. e. Tilsman.
Mrs. Stamp and little daughter Of
Stronghurst is visiting with her moth
er Mrs. Rose Mourning.
Wesley Seaton while in a little
scrap with Frank Burlington Friday
evening had his shoulder dislocated
He was taken to a Keokuk hospita,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter vandalor O,
Hamilton were in Basco Friday
Mrs. Roy Fredrecks of Hamilton
was the guest of Mrs. Edwin Ikerd
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick of Dallas
are the guests of w. Cameron.
The NJ E. Sunday school organized
cradle roll in the school last Sun
day. Nine little names were enroll
ed.
The sixth annual field meet was
held In Basco August 21-22. 1t was d
big success. between three and four
thousand being in attendance. Friday
was an ideal day for the meet The
stands did fine and the members O.
the Baptist church served meals whicr
were we'll paid for their work. Quite
a number of free attractions durins
the time.
Three members OF the Salvation
Army were from Quincy during the
celebration and from the interest thu
crowd seemed to take in them w
feel like they did good work which il
the future our little community viii
reap the benefit.
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Missouri Good Roads Boosters Want
Cannon Ball Trail Through
That State From
keokuk.
PARTY ON WAY HERE
Hannibal Good Roads Committee
Headed for This City to In.
vestigate Proposed
Route.

An effort is being made by Missouri
good roads boosters to change the
route of the Cannon Ball Trail from
st. Paul to ST Louis SO that from
Keokuk the road will 60 through Mis-
sruri instead of through Illinois. The
good roads committee of the Hanni-
bal Automobile club is investigating
the feasibility Of the scheme and is
coming over the proposed additional
Fart of the trail to keokuk
The Hannibal Courier-Post says the
following:
James P. Hinton, chairman of the
good roads committee of the Hanni-
bal Automobile club; Frank G. Rich
ards another member of the com
mittee, w. ]. Hill, publisher of the
Courier-Post, Harry A. scheidker.
secretary of the Hannibal CONNER
cial club, Judge George w. Pine, pre-
siding judge of Marion county court,
W. B. Pettibone, Theodore G. Rend-
len and Raymond Rendlen, composed
party that left at $50 this morning
fer Keokuk on an investigating tour
with the idea OF establishing portion
OF the Cannon Ball Trail from st.
Paul to St Louis.
The trail is marked from st. Paul
to Keokuk and the delegation goes
today with the idea of establishing
the route through Missouri rather
than through Illinois. The route pro-
posed will be from Keokuk to Alex,
andria. Alexandria to Canton. Canton
to LAGRANGE. LAGRANGE to Taylor
Taylor to Palmyra, Palmyra to Han
niDal, thence by way of New London
to Louisiana, over the famous Pike
county belt line and on to ST. Louis
The Hannibal Auto Association has
already marked the route from Han
nibal to st. Louis. If the route from
keokuk to Hannibal proves feasible
markers will be placed on the route
next week. When the gap between
Keokuk and Hannibal is filled, the
Cannon Ball Trail from ST Paul t.
St. Louis will be complete.
This is direct route between the
northern city and the largest cit
Of the central west and will doubtless
prove to be source Of great traye
as a road throughout the entire lint
and will be put in first class condition
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choir Of the Congregational church
was much enjoyed by the large num-
Der in attendance.
Mrs Roy Roxberg has friends from
north of Burlington visiting her
Mr. and Mrs Brown of Wellman,
Iowa, will arrive today for visit
with Mrs. Olivia P. Houston and 9TH
ers. The ladies are cousins
Miss Burk of Viewer assisted in the
sacred concert with several selec-
tions on the violin, which were much
appreciated by all lovers of violin
music.
Mr.. A. Fischer and family took in
the show at Burlington Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr. Samuel Hazen and son, H. E.
Hazen, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Nsill Kennedy attended Donnellson
fai, last Thursday. H. q. Hazen be-
ing o,e of the stock judges.
Mrs. VanTwyle and daughters at
tended D>'unellson fair last Thursday.
Mr.. and Hrs. Chas. Van Twyle have
gone to Nanvoo, ILL.,, for a week s
visit
Mrs. Fred Hem ind children at
tended the Donnellson fair last Thurs
day.
Little Louise and Olive Hem are
visiting relatives in Keokuk.
Professor Jas. Weston got here from
Monmouth, H., last Saturday to get
ready for the opening of the schools
| here on September first.
Rev. Lyman will speak on Educa
ton at the morning service next Sun
day as per the request of Count,
superintendent e. G. Linn, of all the
ministers in Lee county.
The teachers and pupils will observe
Labor Day by beginning their nine
months job on that day
A very large number from Denmark
were in attendance at the celebra
ton in Keokuk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Houston an,
i daughter accompanied by Murl'
! Fischer, attended Donnellson fair las
4 Thursday, as also did Mr.. and Mrs
4 Enslow and daughter, going over II
n their respective automobiles.
4 Mr.. Will Miner has new automo
{ bile, he got a Ford because he coul,
AFFORD a Ford and SO could not affor
! to do without 1t.
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kAHoKA, MO.
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Thomas Price Of Union township
met with q sad accident last Saturday,
which resulted in his death. He was
assisting a neighbor straighten UP a
straw stack. When his work was fin
ished he threw his pitchfork from
the top Of the stack to the ground,
the fork hit the earth and remained
leaning against the stack. Mr.. Price
slid down the side of the stack and
came in contact with the fork in such
a manner as to have it penetrate his
stomach and bowels some ten or
twelve inches. Drs Sisson and Bridges
OF Kahoka, and DR.. Dorsey of Keokuh
performed an operation Sunday. The
accident was destined to prove fatal
and the young man passed away early
Monday morning. Deceased was aged
"a years and leaves a wife, one child
his father and many other relatives
to mourn his untimely death. He wa'
an honest and Industrious young ma,
and held in high esteem by all. The
funeral services were conducted Wed
nesday at the Ballard church by Rev
spindler.
p. b. Christy returned Tuesda,
night to his home at Thomas, Okla
i,oma, after a few days visit WITH
county relatives and old time frienc-
"Frenchman" F. A. s. Rebo Of st
Louis is the guest of county relative!
ard friends
Over 300 tickets were sold at the
Kahoka station for the celebration a
Keokuk Tuesday. Probably as man
more went from Kahoka and vtcinit,
by automobile.
Judge M. L. Clay shipped three ca
loads of cattle and one Of hogs to On,
cago this week.
James Jordan of Ashton and Mis-
Nav Medaris of Pennington were ma
ried in Kahoka Monday by Rev. W
F. Laidley.
Miss Thelma Haymsn returne'
Monday to her home In st. Louis.
The Kahoka chautauqua close'
Monday evening with fine program
The chautauqua will probably be man
| aged next year by the Kahoka Com
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W. d. Magli, a well known NOR.
chant OF Whitemound. Wis., bought a
stock OF Chamberlain's medicines so
as to be able to supply them to his
customers. After receiving them he
was himself taken sick and says that
one small bottll OF Chamberlain g
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
was worth more to him than the cost
o. his entire stock OF these medi.
c.nes. For sale by III dealers.--Adv.
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Colorado Golf Championship On.

Colorado Golf Championship On.
limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
DENVER, Aug. 2s.-With a record
list of contestants the Colorado STAYS
golf championship tournament began
today on the links of the Lakewoor
Country club here. Nearly 100 play
ers representing all the clubs in the
state participated in today's quality.
ing round.
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DEN MARK.
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Mrs. Ida Sniff Farley of Parsons,
kan. is visiting her mother and other
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Weston of Downing, Mo-,
came Saturday, to make he's home for
the winter with her son, Professor
Jas. Westoff, who is principal of the
schools here.
The sacred concert given by the
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promptly with the
W o m a ms private
correspondence de-
partment of the Ly-
dia E. Pinkhan Med
icine Co., Lynn,
Mass. Your letter
will be opened, read
and answered by a
woman and held in
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Art Horsey and wife made bust
ness trip to Pennington one day last
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c. H. Wilcox, secretary of the
Fruit Growers Association, of Mil
ton, Oregon, is visiting his uncle, E.
A. Wilcox and family.
Chas. s. DeHart returned Monday
from his western fishing trip.
Miss Elizabeth Humphrey visited
over Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
showalter, of Burnside
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Browning of
California, who are visiting her
brother, near Mccall, we're visiting
relatives in the city the last OF the
week.
Miss Virgie Roth visited relatives
near Adrian, the last of the week
Miss Ethel Gray of Quincy, is visit
ing her cousins, the Misses Mabel and
Minnie Gray. Miss Dorothea Stinson
tof Macomb, arrived Saturday evening
for visit with Miss Mabel Gray
Barbara Levitt visited friends at
Burnside over Sunday.
r. H. McAnulty and family of
Springfield, came over Sunday in
their auto to visit his mother. Mrs
Susan McAnulty, and attend the dam
celebration.
Miss Marie Harris visited relatives
at Burnside the latter part of the
week.
Rev. and Mrs. Morgan Webb OF
Iowa, are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Lane
j
Miss Emma Carroll visited over Sun
day with her friend, Mrs. Earl De
4 Haven, at Burnside
Miss Bernfce Talbot of St Mary's
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kimbrougf
"a part of last week.
Ira q. Cronk was business visito
to Dallas City the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Hartzell ant
son, Phillip; Mr.. and Mrs. Murra.
Pennock; Mr.. ar d Mrs. Daniel Selov
err; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kreig; Mar.
Clark, Adele harrison. Emma Carroll
Mrs. Adelaide Main, Mrs. Will Egbers
Frank Thornber, Professor Fairs
Will NJ. Gordon, Lyrten Burner, Merlil
Wolfe, Harry sieverd, Frank Scott
Will Booz and Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
Houtchens, were among the Cal
thage visitors at the Burnside picni
Saturday.
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FREE ADVICE
TO SICK women
Thousands Have eenHelped
By Common Sense
Suggestions.

Women suffering from any form of
female ills are invited to communicate
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Marriage Licenses.

Jesse A. Boyer, Carthage, Madeline
Helen Sheets, Carthage.
Otis Whitehead, Lewiston, ILL.,, Car
RE Estes, Maple Mill ILL.,
Edward Lowary, Breckenridge, H.
May Belle Newman, Breckenridge, Ill
Thomas b. Harris, Nauyoo, Addie
Haggerty, Nauvoo.
M. B. O'Bleness, Keokuk, Iowa
Gertrude Meister, Keokuk, Iowa.