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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
Mis- Fowle Complimented
With Lovely Party

With Lovely Party
Mrs. H. b Jones entertained on
Thursday afternoon from TO 8
o'clock with q charming party at her
home, SO Tyler street. honoring her
guest. Miss Rosa May Fowle OF
Plainyiew.
The parlors Of the home were ad-
orned with beautiful red roses. The
entertainment for the afternoon was
Five Hundred and a series OF de-
lightful games were enjoyed Miss
Susie Mae Iellner for high score
received the favor a lovely pair OF
silk hose. and the guest prize, also q
pair OF silk hose. was presented "a
Miss Fowle
Refreshments OF pimento salad
potato chips. hot buttered rolls and
tea were served and the afternoon
was brought TO a very pleasant close
The guest list included
Misses Guy Harding, Aleene Braz
elton. Victorine Weakley OF Shelby
Vile. Ky. Ella Ozier, Agnes Sewald
Glady Seewald Frances Humphreys
Nettie Wheatley, Louise Andrews
Tollee Pierson. Daisy Brown. Retha
Penny. Maidee Tollee, Bessie Tollee
Fay White. Juanita Kirk. Clara Da
Wis, Margaret Sadler. Fannie Ferr
Masterson. Martha shelton, Bonita
Thompson. Annie lie RiX. Sophia
Meyer. Garlic Curtis. Elizabeth Why
man. Phoebe Burgess, Herrise Ken
drick. Susie Mae Zellner, Iweta Pitt
man. Katherine Milliken, Grace Sock
well. Fannie May Rucker. Bess Graf
OF Munday. Texas and Mrs. VIII K
Ellis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
Busy Bee Needle
Club Meeting

The Busy Bee Needle club held @
very delightful meeting "Wednesday
Afternoon with Mrs John Childers
3o7 Lincoln street The Afternoon
was spent az fancy work and later d
dainty luncheon OF chicken sand.
witches. olives. jello. cake and COZ.
Zee was served.
The following new members were
taken into the club Mrs. Cook, Mrs
Webber, Mrs Douglas. and Miss n.
enc Ames The former members pres.
ent We're Mrs Smith, Mrs Owens
Mrs GoWdy. Mrs Judd. Mrs Palmer
Mrs. Hillard Cook. Mrs. George and
Mrs DOran
Tho club will meet this week with
Mrs Hllard Cook. 40o Lincoln -
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TELEPHONE sOi

Paper our Country's Opportuni,
Tor Christ Mrs c. ] Kellner
Reading Mrs. otto
Duet Misses Default.
Two minute talks Our Missio
AIRY Hopes for 1913"
Mrs Delzell. Congregational
Mrs Brannon VI +. church
Mrs. Schiling. Central Presbyterr
an church.
Piano-Mrs. Currier
Mrs Wynne. Polk ST Methodist
Mrs Lowndes. Episcopal
Mrs. Strickland. Christian
Mrs Service. First Presbyterian
Mrs. Prescott First Baptist
Hymn
Benediction
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26

/ Mr. and Mrs j VI Petty are In
Kansas city for week where Mr.
Petty is attending the Southwestern
/ IUmbermens Association.
/ Miss Victorine Weakley. who has
been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Rollic
Scales for the past TWO months. loit
Thursday for New Orleans, whore
( she viii be- with friends. during the
Mardi Gras From there she will re-
Iturn 10 her home al Sholbyyllc. Ky.
some time next month
Miss Pearl hin returned 10 ANA
lrillo Friday from Marion Ky,
Vhcra she has been visiting for two
months Dith her parents and friends
-he was accompanied by her sister.
Miss Roba Hin. who will make her
Ilomo here with Miss Pean HIN.
Rev and Mrs 4 Thomson left
FRIDAY for Temple where Mrs Thorn
son goes to sanitarium for treat.
|ment
Mrs + " Hedrick and daughter
| Miss Grace. have returned 10 thrl'
Irom. SOC Jackson street. from an
Extended visit iu Illinois cn route
they visited their former hom" at
Taylor Texas
Miss Carolyn Deasou. who has
been quite 900 az Abilene is reported
las improving and will Doe brought q
her home here as soon as she TO-
lcoyer. sufficiently
NIr and Mrs : Ebcrsiadt have
las guest boz their home 1901 FIJI
more street. their brother Geor-.
Goodman OF Columbus. Ohio
Mrs John Hill who has beer
Visiting Zoo Chicago and Kansas CIT
lfor ST., weeks returned home ycstor
Iday
Mr. = J Cous.dine leaves thi
leyenus for Mobile Ala. hor formo
hone for an extended u-f viii
Irala-.sa- and friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
| johnson street
| Mother. Tub

The Johnson street Mothers and
Teachers club will meet az IN,
schc0. building Tuesday afternoon
ar 20 o'clock Tho following pro-
gramme ha been arranged
Piano solo Naomi Kilbourn.
son. Selected. Primary Glass
Reading Miss Bellies Appear
aucp Gertrude Nolan
Piano solo Marie Barnes
Song Selected. Third Grade
Vocal Solo Mrs II Il Robinson.
Reading "Smacks In school, %
Frances Barnes.
Piano Solo Miss Laura May Ne.
Alpine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
Thursday Five Hundred
With Mrs. Brandcnburg

Mrs Ford Brandenburs was a
charming hostess TO the Thursday
Five Hundred Club az her home '"i
Van Buren, street on Thursday aft
ernoon The interior OF 'ho pretty
home was made very attractive With
.cut flowers
\ lovely luncheon vas served att
or the games and consisted of press
cd chickens. escalloped brains. toast
ed chee sandwiches. olives and coffee
The club prizes were won. me
first. a sterling silver fork by Mrs
Avery Turner, and the second
sterling silver spoon. hy Mrs e A.
| Fisk
Only club members were present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
Nr>. McMeans Entertained
FRIDAY Five Hundred Tub

The Friday Five Hundred CLUB Vas
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained by Mrs X.
r. McMeans al her home. 1905 lay
lor street. Friday afternoon only
club members and substitutes we're
present and az the close % an inter-
ostiug round % games Mrs % r
Klnkead had high score and received
tho club favor a beautiful cl' lass
howl
The -uesfs were served %. ous
/ chicken salad. rIV.hrE ol.. and
hot chocolate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
Baptist Womens
Missionary Meeting

The ladies OF the First Baptist
church will hold a missionary meet
ling Wednesday afternoon 900 ne
church parlors az @ o'clock n.'f tho
following programme
Leader Mrs V D Patton
Scripture Psalm ff-
Prayer
song Bringing .U 'h. 'heat"s
Paper An Of II Missions bur Not
Ian OF Missions Mrs Frederick Ken
DALI
Caiechism on Mission work
Paper Mrs Nunu
Vocal Solo-Miss Slaia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
" H. Boney Is leader
Suggestion on Lesson

Suggestion on Lesson
Note the Mosque OF Santa So
phia. rs overthrow
Trip mp Golden Horn The stay
q. cafe.
o. Describe cemetery
4. note suburbs of ConstautInopie
Eyoub.
p. Describe Turkish home
9 Note position OF woman in Tur'
key.
:. Describe a whirlng deryish
\. Sail on the Bosphrus and pote
Maidens Tower. Dolma Bagmcheh
Castle OF Europe
g. Who or what was Jason. Dari'
MS Ovid. Neuophan. Sebastopol
Florence Nightingale. Muscayite
| plenoa
10. Note position OF Bosporus
II. Locate Ephesas. smyrna, An
tloch. Damascus. Athens Jerusalem
Alexandria. Belgrade. Budapest VI
emma. palbyra
Il. Roll call Current events
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
Meeting of Federated
Missionary Societies

The quarterly meeting Of the Fed
Grated Missionary Societies OF the
city. will meet Monday afternoon at
3 O'Clock in the ladies parlor of the
First Baptist church Members OF
all missionary societies are cordially
invited.
The following programme will be
rendered:
Hymn
Scripture Reading Mrs. Madden
Prayer
Secretary's Report
Roll call.
Song
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
Matinee Musicale

The Matinee Musica;' ..ll meet
Thursday afternoon at as O'Clock
with Miss Gertrude lowndes. 500
Buchanan street. There will be no
lprogram. a business session viii be
held and the remainder Of the after
noon will be- spent praoticing on the
choruses for the open meeting on
Valentines Day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
Stoddard Study Class
No. = With Mrs. Boyce

Stoddard study Class no. viii
meet with Mrs. W c Boyce, 70i
Fillmore street, Friday afternoon,
January 81. az 2:45 o'clock Mrs
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An apron and Ncckuc social

An Apron aud Nccktic social HIIl
boz given by the Royal Neichuors OF
America ar The W0oium liau on
THURSDAY goth OF January a dane"
will br given and good music pro-
Iyfdef also refreshments W.I. Doe
s.-..r Cd. 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
10 sing NJ
Central PRESBYTERIAN

Mrs Joe Rankin will sing Teach
Ne % Pray. by Merritt At tn" morn
,iu. service ~ Central PRESBYTERIAN
Icnuroh today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
Tea ~ Parsonage

The Womans Missionary Society
o. the Polk street Methodist church
Twin give tea "Wednesday afternoon
lat O'Clock and all the ladies of
lfte church and their friends are
Invited
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26

a IENAS MnNnEIi.

The Texas Wo.i-r cures kidney
and bladder troubles. removing rrav-
FL. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs. rheumatism. and all irregu.
aritles % the Kidneys and bladder
Ia both men and women Regulates
bladder troubles In children II not
sold by your druggist, will be sent
By mail on receipt OF 800. one
small bottle Is two months treat,
ment and seldom fails to perfect
cure Send for testimonials from
this and other states. Or. = "
Hall. 1926 Olive St. ST. Louis. Mo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26

5000 ACRE we'll improved ranch
and alfalfa plantation in Roberts
county Texas. about 500 acres boo
1Ireafi1u '1 etchan1e for city proc
..r.. .. ..r rs llrf IH. N.s'"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-11
CORNER stone
Laying Program Of the Mt.
Zion Baptist Church is
Announced.

The corner stone laying program
for Sunday, April 49,, at the Mt.
tzion Baptist church will be as f6i
lows:
11.O0 a. m.-isermon the the Rev.
F Il. Yates,
200 p. m.-Having all met at thu
old church, house on West Main
street, all will leave promptly at
1870 p. M. and march to the new
site on Water street, the procession
being led by Beulah Lodge of Ma
isons, of Clarksburg.
1900 p. mat the new site
hymn will ge lined by the Rev. VIII
| liam Toney, of Fairmont, and sang
by choir
(a)-Responsive reading by Nj.
Zion congregation.
Cb)-Prayer by the Rev. R. I.
iHurley, D. D.
(c)-song, How Firm a Founda.
i.tion," read by the Rev. F. L. Yates.
Cd)-sermon by Dr. o. S. simms,
OF Pittsburg, Pa.
(e)-Prayer by the Rev. E. W,
starkes, B. D.
f-Grand corner stone rally, 81
licited by the Rev. j. H. Jenkins.
(g)-Masoinc ceremony, depos
itory, etc.
h-Benedictlon.
200 p m.-service in church on
West Main street, by Baptist Poung
Peoples Union.
$500 p. m.-'Sermon by DR.. .simms,
Come early and enjo ythese splen-
did services.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-11
BRIDGEPORT F..

\ tsPEeIhL coRREsPoNpEHcEl
BRIDGEPORT, April 11.-Mrs
George Criss and Mrs. Thomas Mad
den, of Clarksburg, were recent guests
OF, Mr. and Mrs, ]. II. saurborne.
The Rev. Z, B. Stout attended the
funeral Of John W. Carder, of shinns-
ton, Wednesday.
William Cunningham, of Wheeling.
and Charles Ogden, of Salem. were re-
cent business visitors here.
Mrs. Albert Frum has returned
from Baltimore where she received
medical treatment. Her condition is
much improved.
Miss Bessie Golden is confined TO
her room of rheumatism.
The Rev r. D. Sheppard, of San
dusky, o., was recent guest of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. D. Teter.
The Rev Robert Bragg, Of Lorraine.
o., has rendered his resignation as
pastor of the Baptist church here.
Miss Marie Graves has gone to
Buckhanncn where she viii enter wes-
lcyan College
Mrs. Hartor Stout and Mrs. Fred
White attended the funeral of Miss
Mary Robinson at Grafton wednes-
day.
Miss Eleanor Black, a teacher in
Simpson district, has returned to her
home at Parkersburg where she viii
spend the summer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-11
1'o En- whom n May Concern:

Notice Is hereby given that I,
Charles w Moore, nov serving term
il the Penitentlary Of West Virginia,
at Moundsville, under Judgment or
sentence Of the Criminal Court of Har-
rison County, West Virginia, on my
confession after having been indicted
for felony, intend to make appilca-
ton for executive cIenency by way Of
pardon or parole.
This 26th day of March. 1913.
CT RLEs W. MOORE. the convict.
by 7. f. MOORE. his father.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-11
Looking down on the painted build
ings in your town, you Il find those best,
preserved that are best painted
The first requisites Of good paint are practf
cabiEty and durability.
Aurora Paints

are, frst Of al, practical. They are made BY men
who were painters themselves before they were man
ufacturers. They are durable because they are
practical and because years Of supreme testing,
under every condition. have proved them to be 50.
Pure lead, scientifically ground in pure Aaseed oil
plus the proper co1ortag ingredients only is used in their
making.
ASS your most practical painter his opinion Of
he has used he knows he has not t sweeps Of the
brush will demonstrate lis quality 10 him
SOLD LOCALLY BY
SOUTHERN PINE LUMBER CO
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-11

Misses and children's White Can
vas Shoes and Strap Pumps with
tailored bows, shapely round toes
and comfortable lasts in all no
sizes at only VOL
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-07

from said petition that proper nnd
.yal grounds exist for the sale of NIL
or "a portion Of said real estate.
Now, therefore. II Is ordered by
III. Court that nil persons who are
l.sai-ss or dcyis..H Of said estate or
any part thereof or h.irs of said de-
c.d.ni. h, and appear bcfor. said
Court ai the court room OF said court
in the city Of Trinidad. Of 1.as AMI
mas County aud Stat, aforesaid. on
tn. 10th day Of Iun,. a. u. 1913. nj
tn. hour of two o'clock In the after
noon OF said day. then and there To
show cause. II any thcr. he. why nh
order should not b. made directing
The said u. u. Sipr. Administrator OF
sliJ estate, to sell tho whole OF or
10 much of hali real estate M may
b.. n.ccfrary for tn. purposes spcci-
fled In aaid petition.
II In further ordered That this or
der bc published for Mt least four
successive weeks IN tho Chronicle
News. "A daily public newspaper pub.
I.Bhcd In said county.
By tho Court.
x. II. ROSS. County Judge.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-07
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Jun. sr,cuistcrs
who had bought Ioeks Tor = time
were disarpciniei by the iisilcs'
character Of trading today. There
WAS M svidene. Of enihnsiah'i, bay
ing such as lifted III. list late yes
.tcrdny. and prices fisangged in mar
TOW limi'r for u time. finally turn
ing definitely downwar.ls. Th-
irst show OF weakness cam. with u
,p,ecIpi,ntc fall in Can I" IL level !
points under ys.i"r'iay's ri"s". licaN-
in,ss spread through III. list and h.
fore III" clos. ihcr. ~"r. lossc, al
two points in Canadian Pacific and
II point In Union Pacific. IAhirh Val
Icy and Smelling.
Bends were irregular.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-07
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. III. June ..-Sonkinr
rains In southwcs, Kansas. where the
drought has been most severe. turned
wheat traders today To the bear side.
There were coed raiis also In other
pai;x Of the winter crop belt. Pros
rccin Of heavy world shipments also
againrt the bulls. The op-
cning was .ns to &c lower. July
started ut aO1 M.. n loss OF iIg TO
Z a J. and declined to ?0..
Warmer weather northwcs, ear
ricd prices yet lower. The close.
however. was steady at ?0s al, for
July. n decline Of &c net.
Expected heavier shipments tend
cd to weaken corn. July. which op-
cn.d shade to 4 off at us. a 5Ss
n Z. saHHcd % 5Ss.
The market later made an addi-
tional decline In consequence Of
sl1ckncss of demand east. Tho close
was steady with July &c net lower
n. 5S,.
Oats were easier with Other grain.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-07
FILES BIG SUIT FOR BEANS
Complainant Alleges Man consumed
$1.%2s Worth In Two Years-2o
Plates Daily.

ChicaEo.-A clerk in the municipal
court the other day looked over a
claim I'm n suit that had Just been
fled and his eyes bulsed. He made
n hasty grab for his glasses to be sure
that he had read the document Alright.
and then he all but fell of his stool.
This is what met his eyes:
There Is due and owing the plain
tin from the defendant the sum Of
sl.425. being the price Of beans sold
to the defendant and consumed by
him within the last two years"
The suit WAS filed by Sally G. Staf-
ford and George Mcdonald against
Arthur J. Thompson. whose identity
was not disclosed. The clerk got out
his pencil and began to figure.
Let's see." he unused, beans arc
ten cents a plate. At that rate Mr..
Thompson must have eaten 1a.25O
nineteen and one-half plates day.
Great Scott! And a Thousand on n
plate too. That can't be a restau-
rant suing him for that much. howev.
er. He must have bought them In
bulk. My wife bought some the 9TH
er day for five cents a pound. At that
rate he got away with 2S.500 pounds
in two years. or thirty.nine pounds =
day.
jumping Jupiter. that fellow must
have an awfully large bean.eating fam
lily. or else he runs boarding house
for people from Boston"
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-07
$3.50 Recipe Free,
For Weak Men,.
Send Name and Address Today
You Can Have il Free and Be
Strong and Vigorous.

have IN my. po.:sssss.. . prs.erip.!onn 70
nanhood: fsilin6 memory and lame b. back: !:
ne fciiies Of you'll, thss has cured 20 many
worn and neFyous men right in their own
cinc,-that l think svery man who wishs. TO 10
regain his manly power and virlity, quickly
and quietly, shoufd have . copy. 30 have
dsterminsd TO send copy Of tho prescription
selope to any man Ehs viii write mo Tor 4.
This prescription comes from . physician
who has made special study Of men and I
nation for tho cure Of 6encient manhood and
vigol failure ever put together.
them . copy IL conidshee % that any man
repealed failures may stop drugSinG himself
with harmful patent msdlcines, secure what
apsaiisins. ssss sPof.TSScaiiNs ,r%sdy s.s:
deviAed, and SO cure himself At home quietly
md .quIckly., Just drop ~ ii.s liks thi.:
Detroit, Mich. and 'wni send you. > copy 81
this splendid recips In . plain ordinary "a.
would chsrse 500 !o ssee for merely writihS
out = prescription H. this. hut ssnd 9
autiyely fE60, n =
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-07
SEES SOUL LEAVE THE BODY
New vsek Woman Tells AZ Winged
Appsrition Fiuttss,ns From Lips-
She orasps: u Fadss.

Montciars. N. J.-Mrs. David ".
Baldwin. ~ Christopher street. made
public an experience sh. had recently
and which she nrmiy believes afforded
her view Of soui as II took passage
for tho body of dying person 10 tho
unknown beyond.
II Was the death Of Mrs. Hsld~in'a
fathsr.in-law. Nathaniel u. baldwin.
who was nineiy.six yesrs old. that
provided her with what she THINKS
was y supernatural vision. Mr.. baid
win died at the HON. OF his sOn after
. short iiin~ss Of acute indigestion.
lie Was man Of the highest integrity.
and toward the cios. Of his life took
on = sanity character ihst Increased
the rrrp~rt that all held for him.
Mr. Baid~in's Illness did not orrn-
~ion alarm to IN. members OF thr
household. In spit. Of hiS great ago
he MAS sl~sys In xood health. There
fore on IN. morning that he pasred
away Mrs. BALDWIN was unc.cit.d by
Ills condition and did not consider tina,
there wsn danger OF his death.
She ~as In IN. room n-At In tn.
chamber Of the sick nonagonarian
She heard u noise and hurried la the
p.iicnt'x bedside. The aged man MP
p-arrd to b" In diftr-tS and Mrs.
Raid~i entirely unnlarmrd. asked II
she could render him any assistance.
A. she looked Rt tn" sick man. Who
did no, answer. his eyes closed ard hc
.aV" = gentle sish.
Then there issued. Nh" says. from
between til. lips Of the man prcriraic
on the bed n distinc' and ~cil.is nncd
shape. The form Of this rmanation
was that Of two large wings. each
about . loot In lcaKth.
Mrs. Baldwin says tn" wings had
the form Of those of n butterfly and
seemed unattached to any other hnp".
invoiuntsrily. Mrs. baldwin says.
.h" reached To grasp the strange apna'
riiion. which rose toward tho ceiling
Of the room. A. she did 30. however.
sh" turned TO look At Mr.. baldwin. and
when sh" looked for the appaSiiion
again II had vanished.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-07
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Irn' I.-iiofH: Receipt ,
c.""o. Mark", E'cady. Hn'k at
sales S.55si siS..'. l'phl S.iosJ S..".
mixed S.3s1S1": heavy S.i"G
Sos. rough S.i"n $50. pigs ..C5I
$40.
Cattle: Receipts ..sJo. Market
steady. liccvC, i.Josf S.so; Tc,nf
steers s.1OH ...I. western steer,
s.SjnS: siock.rs and feeder .s'
sos: cows and hcif-rS 3.SaaS:
calves 1.IaTii.
Sheep: Receipts .5.""". Market
slow and Iicady, Mui'onS ESQ 81
e. 90. western $50 81 $50; y"arllnrs
jtUn t5. lambs. nsiiv" $50 n
30: western ,.5os' 80; spring.
= 10 q $50.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-07
SIXTY EGGS FOR BREAKFAST
W. n. Rsinks's Morning Order. After
"Lieht- Supper. Mskss Waitress
Shrek for Help.

New York-At midnight recently
william II. Rcinkc climbed out from
under n painting ta1icsb In tn" West
Fifty. seventh street 9nrakc Of the Ma.
-on & acamon company and remarked
h. WAS sotne to have only light sup
psr. for he had planned TO eat break.
fast later on.
20 for midnight snppcd he had only
eight -ham.snd-ckk" sandwiches. two
slabs Of indcstfuctibic pies and two
quarts OF coffee. This frugal repaat
left him In splendid shape for bis
breakfast.
Just eight hours later. hungry hs =
bear" he said. he walked into \ MS
iumbus circle and ordered breakfast.
The waitress shrickcd for help.
Here is what tho hungry Mr.. Rein.
Ike had ordered:
Fifteen scrambled eggs. fifteen roft
boiled eggs. fifteen fried eggs. fifteen
hard. boiled eggs and half n dozen
Eiasscs Of wntcr.
Please don't laugh. That's eggs
actly what he ordered and that Is
what he got.
Then. fourteen minutes later. he
called for his check. II came TO 81.
but Mr.. Reinkc paid without mur.
mur.
Now. III go home to 306 West
Twcnty.sixth street." he said. "nnd get
some sleep. Tonight. when I get up.
III be hungry again"
II don't drink. chew or smoke" he
continued. MY only dissipation In
eating eggs: when I want to 20 out
nm n epree I eat four or fIye dozen E"
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-07

hr.ns's. nliays nil pain. avoids all nausea.
unN prevents cak,ns IL the br~asih-
Il Is quickly ani wonderfully i"nstrai-
Ing ~ that III. muscles expand without
strain. aud pr'ran- the system -, thor'
Iu.hb thai ilir crisis Is passed almost with.
cat the slightest .iistT-ss.
81. is,I,.r sd, i,,, can H. given the expect.
rni mother iinn ,u suggest I'll" use "f
Mothers Friend. She takes courage fron
III. start. III. days will b. cheerful. thu
nights rF,ful.
You can obtain cio,b-r's Friend Of any
druggist at <l.t.b i-,'ti-. -" .i"t forget
10 h. supplied with this rr-ni b-ip I" moth
srh.-,t Write iira.ib-li Regulator To-.
.-ri Lamar iIiis.. AtirnIn. Ga. Tor fheir
Instructive book for eKI~c'ant EAo'hers-
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo. jul" '.--l!osr:
Receipts I.30o. Market steady. Hu!i
%! sales $40 $50. heavy S.3,r
:. 80: packers and butchers S,iom
$50: Hight S.toH S.s.: pigs '"'.1;.
Cattle: Receipts 100. Market
.irady. Prime fed steers s.:, {" s.sa
dressed beef /, steers 1.:s.i II So.
western ,,crr, G.5em s.:5: southern
r;rcrs 5.50I $40: cows j.oos' -.
hcifcrs 1.5oG $50: s'ockcrs and
feeders G.a0TN: bulls Gn. ..,3.
calves "a 1850.
sheep: Receipts none. Maikc,
.,cady. Lambs GnS: ycarllngs .I
$50: wcthcrs i.,um6. ewes va
.5..a: stockcrs and feeders 30; -.
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York. June Money on
call nominal. M lornS. Timc loanr
,ir1n GER: 60 days i,"ti rrr cent:
80 days i1I! per cent: ~, month ,
3! ns, per cent.
C!cic: Prime mercantile paper 5
per cent.
Sterling exchange firm nt tSj.i3
for GO day bills nad at 1865: fo'
demand: commercial bills ts:..
Iiar silver .3s.
Mexican dollars IS.
Government bonds firm.
Railroad bonds Irregular.