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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-03-08
JOSHUA CLAYTON. Attorney for Plaintiff
Order ofPub|iCation
Henrietta Ward Coates, Plaintiff,
VS..
william Alexander Coates, Defendant
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity, No. 1892

The object of this suit is to procure
an absolute divorce of the plaintiff from
the defendant
The bill states, that on or about Feb
ruary 20, 1903, the plaintiff was married
to the defendant with whom she resided
in Cecil County until on or about August
81, 1908; that the conduct of the plain
tiff towards the defendant was always
Kind, affectionate and above reproach !;
that the defendant without arr just
cause or reason abandoned ana desert
ed the plaintiff and has declar II his in
tion to live with her no longer and that
such abandonment has continued unin-
terruptediy for at least three years I'D
ton of the parties beyond any reason
able expectation of reconciliation The
bill further states that the plaintiff Is i,
resident of Cecil County and that the
defendant resides in the State of Della
ware or elsewhere beyond the jurigdic-
tion of the Circuit Court for Cecil
County. in Equity
The bill prays that the plaintiff may
be divorced a vinculo matrimonii from
the defendant and for general relief.
1t is thereupon, this twenty eighth
day of February, 1913, ordered by the
Circuit Court for Cecil County, in Equity,
that the plaintiff, by causing a copy of
this order to be inserted in some news
paper, published in said county, once in
each of four successive weeks, before
the sixth day of April next, give notice
to the said absent defendant of the OBJ
ject and substance of this bill, warning
him to appear in this Court, in person
CT by solicitor, on or before the twenty
second day of April next, to show cause
il any he has why decree ought not to
be passed as prayed.
CECIL KIRK, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
CECIL KIRK, Clerk
mar S-5ts*
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-03-08

bears an engraved tablet reading: "Ab-
raham Lincoln, 1S61-1S65." 1t is now
used by Mrs. Radcliffe wife of Rev. Dr.
Wallace Radcliffe, pastor of the church
This church, during sessions of Congress,
usually has large attendance among
persons in official life The Church of
the Covenant is in a more fashionable
section, but does not possess the his
torical associations of the older congre-
cation. There Is a rather strong i'm
preston that President Wilson will go
to the old church.
TWO PRESIDENTS MINISTER'S SONS.
The eight Presbyterian presidents of
the United States, including the one just
elected are: Andrew Jackson, Franklin
Continued on sixth page.)
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eyAsAN-r Fed TO STOP ITcHiNGi
Just Apply @emo on that Maddening
ltchng-rhatli Prove 1t.
That itching that drives you nearly
wild, the eczema or skin blotch. VIII
absolutely vanish as you never before
believed it possible, by the use OF the
new remedy zEMO.
2EMO viii be a surprise to you
just as it has been a surprise to thou
sands who have already tried it. Your
first use of zEMo will bring instant
relief, pain and itching. prickly heat,
pimples, blaclheads, dandruff. skin
irritation or Inflammation will stop.
Don't miss it for 25 cents, When
you have proven with 25-cent bottle
how remarkable zEMo is to your own
satisfaction, then you can buy 81
bottle, which contains six times as
much as the 25-cent bottle.
zEM0 is sold at drug stores in %
cent and 81 bottles, or sent direct, on
receipt OF price, by f. W. Rose Med
icino Co, st, Louis. Mo, The 81 bot
tie contains six times as much as the
35c bottle.
Sold and guaranteed in Brunswick
by the Andrews drug stores.
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Mrs. ]. f. Register and family are
visiting in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. NJ. Strachen
leayes today for a trip abroad.
Mrs. Alex Dickson has as her guest
air. Malcolm Jones, of Macon.
90
Miss Kate Slater is the guestd
airs. W. W Royal on ST Simon.
go
Rev. and Mrs, A. ]. Moncrief. Of
Harnesyilie. are visiting friends In the
city
Mrs William MACPHERSON spent
yesterday in the city from st. 81.
nion.
Miss Fc symona is i'll at her home
an Monk street to the regret Of her
8rlends.
Master Harris Reauham has re-
turned from visit to relatives in
Fort Valley.
90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ggimsley, O.
New smyrna. Fla, are the guests of
relatives here.
SO
Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ Howell and chill.
aren left today for St. Simon Island.
Macon News.
Miss file o'Quinn, Of Jesup, win
arrive this week to be the guest OF
Mrs. J. S. Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Dorst and lit
tla daughter. are at ST Simon Is
land.-ssa on News.
Miss Anna Coates has returned to
Fitzgerald, after being the gu&t of
Mrs, G. b. nrantley.
After n visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Y. G. Bourne, Mrs. NJ. A. Martin has
returned to yIazelhurst
Rev aud Mrs.. A. o. Cook are
spending sEstime on 81. Simon
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with Mrs. DR.. Cook It her cottage.
90
Mrs Mary stacy, Mrs. L. NJ. Stacy,
Mrs. I'D Dicken and little daughter,
left last night for Fletcher N. c.
Mrs. Clarence II. Leayy and chill
dran left last night for Rome, where
they Will spend the remainder OF the
summer.
Misses Maudc and Marie Nighten-
gale returned last night from Jack
sonville where they have been for a
months stay.
Miss Maude Nightengale leaves
this week for iuda, n G., and from
there she wiHAo to Virginia 70 visit
MRS. Lenning
Mrs. John Nightengale and Miss
Mamie NighEengale leave the latter
part of the week for virginia to visit
Mrs Leuning.
$40
Mrs. r. L. Williams and children
Of Tampa, who have been spending
several weeks here leave today for
North Carolina.
Mrs II. II. Herndon and little daugh
ter left last night for Atlanta, where
Mrs. llorndons mother, Mrs Mathew
is Ill III sanitarium.
900
Mr. and Mrs J. e. Lockwood and
son and Miss Deloris Lockwood ar
rived in the city yesterday from
Jacksonville and will reside here in
tho future.
! Miss Louise Daniels entertained Fr
day in honor OF Misses Dorothy
! Kraues and CLAM Wood Of Bruins
wick Waycross fournal
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"what is q political leader?"
"Well." replied Senator Sorghum.
~sometimes he is very much like the
orchestra leader. the man who pro-
vides n gesticulation and general ex.
element while somebody else is doing
the real work"
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Left the Cav LIE.

II haven't seen Bangs for q long
time. He used to be q dickens of
fellow among the girls"
Hes been cured of all that"
what cured him?
Marriage"
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O g
FEW o
STYLES
x
-.E.S.s.slI:S.s:. s::ssss
InyestIaatIna for aImseIf.

It was In the suburbs.
Sir, why are you climbing all these
trees?"
We'll I'm q retired business man.
Just retired"
Eyes"
Been reading poetry all my life
and taking their statements on trust.
: don't Ike to take anything on trust.
Poets have always given me to under.
stand that there are no birds In last
years nests Now I'm climbing few
trees to ascertain If this statement Ia
strictly true"
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WAS George Washington such a
terrible liar, mother?"
Liar. my son, Why, what do you
mean?"
Well. If he wasn't. why was such
fuss made when he told the TRUTH"
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Look here. Nose; l thought you
were going to DO baptized into the
Baptist church,"
"Ya'as. sab, was. But Use bein'
sprinkled into de Episcopal till do suns
mer comes."-Life.
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Hard 10 please.

Grocer What was that woman com.
planning about7
Clerk The long wait, sir.
GrocerAnd only yesterday she was
kicking about the short weight. You
can't please some people.
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Mr.. w. S. Gunsalus, farmer living
near Fleming, Pa, says he has used
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in his family for
fourteen years, and that he has found
it to be an excellent remedy, and
takes pleasure in recommending it.
For sale by al dealers.
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Superiority.

why is 1t that Puffersby treats you
with such lofty condescension?"
HE has two more lights on his an-
tomobile than have on mine"
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A vast amount of i'll health is due
to impaired digestion When the
stomach fails TO perform its functions
properly the hhcle system becomes
deranged, few doses of Chamber
lains Tables is all you need. They
will strengthen your digestion, in
vigorate yeSf liver, and regulate your
bowels, en- rely doing away with that
miserable ceiling due to faulty diges-
ton. Tr IT Many others have been
permanS lily oured-why not you?
For ~ by all dealers.
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Bridegroom-My wife is the dearest
thing In the world to me.
Old Eriend-YouM ind that lie truer
and tr1eF as the bills come in.
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''Is this the train I take to New
York;"
mo. you BOBBY. It's the train tAaA
takes you there
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.IE PASTIME TODAY

Al.ove and War in Mexico (Luh:nl
kpecial in two rtels.
A Trip Through the Rocky aoun-
'tains. scenery (vitagraph).
The Wrong Pair tvitagranlll -
Comedy and fine music.
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Both Wealthy,

The miser counts his sordid gold.
The lover counts his kisses:
And neither one, If truth be told.
Knows what the other misses.
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Her Spectah
II should think that
mer would be interested
boys dirty face"
"Oh. she's too nj
her studies Of the Ter
chiIds face clean"
"Bat that's Just why 6uld pay
attention. Isn't the a. Dts on the
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Ooang1 Ia
~ssssss<~-.s-sS~sns>s

ONE LAY AT A TIME.
One DAY at a time! That's all it caa
u be;
No faster than that Is the hardest
fate;
And tho days have their limits,
however we
Bcain them too carly AID stretch
them 90 late.
One day At tialel
lta a wicit One rhylna
a sod enc 70 live
Al az At time.
One day at a timel heart that
aches
Knowing only how long
they seem
nut it's never aleh the spirit
It's thq future without a
enc da, When Joy Is at
hol
Such il heart can never
fcre
And pulses eirobhing with VIA
delight,
How hard to remember that suns
must let
e.ae day II a tIme' 'Tia the whele
Of He,
All sorrow, al Joy ere measured
therein,
Tue bound Of A. purpose oul
nehlcat atrifeE
Tho enc only q lntersign sure t
win.
~ Hunt l''''', j.
Miss Maude Johnson is visitneA i
Aarih Georgia,
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All size mating art squares at
Jays.
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Disappointed.

Disappointed.
Hungry Harry lin front of moving.
picture studio) How did you liks
posin' for the movies?
Thirsty Thornton (disg4stedly
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-06

Miss Louise Daniels entertained Fri
day in honor Of Misses Dorothy
Kraues and CLAN Wood Of Bruins
wick, -Waycross Journal,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-06

Actin In movies amt all ID look
me- They put me in bss So
an de beer was nuthin
an the whisky was d
Puck.
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oyAaANr EEo TO STOP ITcHiNGi
Just Apply &amo on that Maddening
ltchtnn-Thatyt prnvA II
Barton County democrat., 1913-10-10
AGES ToTALED $500 YEARS,
And Former Great Bender Oldest oi
Them All.

Eighty-five men and women rang
ing in age from 70 to 81 years, gath
cred at the Grace Methodist Episco
pal church, corner Topeka Ave. AND
Gilbert ST., yesterday to celebrate
"old folk' day under the auspices ol
the Epworth League. They represent
ed only about one-haH Of the persons
south of Douglas Avenue who could
qualify in that age.
Mrs. ]. W. Holloway, 702 s. Tope
'ka Avenue, was the Oldest person ii
attendance. Mrs. Holloway is ninety
one years old. She came to Wichi
ia about five years ago and has beer
living with her daughter, Mrs. d. T
Armstrong. While Mrs. Holloway
is old in years she isqod old In hear
and seemed one. Of the youngest al
the reception Wichita Beacon, Oc
tober 9Th. :
Mrs. Holloway is the mother O,
Mrs. Frank Marsh. Of this city, and
made her home here for many years
Her many friends here will be glad
to know that she is still enjoying
good health. - ~ -...:
Barton County democrat., 1913-10-10
BarricklOW Drug Co.
1915 Main Great Bend, Kans.
THOUGHT HORSE STOLEN.

Charley Johnson and Louis Bank
son drove up from Ellinwood Satur.
day evening with the formers horse
and buggy for little visit with some.
Of their friends here, and owing to
the fact that someone appropriated
their outfit the boys were forced to
remain over until the pext day.
Johnson had left. the horse and
rig tied up town on one Of the side
streets, and when the boys started
to go home about 10 O'Clock their
outfit was nowhere to be found. A
thorough search was made and the
Officers were called to assist them
In the hunt, but the horse or the rig
could not be located; and II looked
Ike plain case theft, but the
next morning Charley fonid the out.
ifit near the west school building, the
horse being tied to q tree. the. buggy,
top up and everything In good shape.
The horse showeda1o sieus of-be.
Ing driven hard, andthe ch9nees are
that some one had simply wanted q
ride and thought that to borf6w the
rig would be the cheapest and most
convenient way to get the same.
Probably no harm was intended, but
It was a mighty poor Joke, and 4
Charley could find the person who,
done the trick he would probably
make things considerably Interesting
for a time, as It isn't. conducive to
a sweet temper to lose a nights
sleep and chase all over town hunt.
ing for missing property. -.
1t would be Just as well for the
person who played the Joke, II joke
it was. that he doesn't try to re-
peat the performance.
Barton County democrat., 1913-10-10
MRS. MARY COOPER.

Mrs. Mary Cooper, one Of the old
and respected residents of this city,
died at her home here last Satur-
day, October 4th., after an Illness Of
long duration due to a general break
down. Mrs. Cooper was a nattve Of
Ireland and at the time Of death was
aged n years, 5 months and rs days.
She had made her home IN this
city for many years and enjoyed the
love and esteem Of a large circle ot
friends. She was a loving mother,
a good Christian woman a friend b
all who knew her. and her death
is source Of deep. .sOrrow not only
to the family but to the many OLE
friends as well. .,I>! .ss 2,
She leaves to mourn her loss tw.
daughters and three sons. Two d
the sons, Green and Levi Cooper. an
residents Of this city, and one daugt
ter. Mrs. ]. S. Winget, lives at Ab
bert.
Funeral services were held at tn
Methodist church Monday afternoo
and intermeut made in the Gnes
Bend cemetery.
Barton County democrat., 1913-10-10

Louis Hagen and son Charles were
up from Comanche township Mon--
day to get their auto which had been
left here for Overhauling some DAYS
ags, but the work was not finished
yet and they will have to make an.
sother trip, as they need their car
to bring them up to the big fair this
week. Mr.. Hagen Is one of the pio-
neer settlers of this county, and he
says he never saw the wheat start.
inng out in better shape than 1t Is
this fall. The ground is thoroughly
soaked, the stand is as fine as any
one eouh desire, and the prospects
right now are that the crop of mem
year will be a hummer. Mr. HageI
seAts BE most Of his land, farming
Onlys one quarter himself as he sayt
the question of securing good hell
on the farm is becoming just Lit
tie too strenuous. HIS wheat is al
up and looking fine, and he has sixty
acres that was sOWn early that h
IS pasturing already.
Barton County democrat., 1913-10-10
THE BIG FAIR is ON.
And Promises 70 Be The Best In
MARI. Years.

The Big Barton County Fair open
ed this Wednesday morning, and
from all indications is going to be
one Of the very best in the history
Of the county. The paper is being
issued On Wednesday this week, for
printers, like real human critters,
hbe to get out and mingle with the
crowd and see the sights themselves
once in a while, and we know OUT
readers will forgive US for somewhat
"short-changing" them this week, for
we are going TO shut up shop, buy
a sack Of peanuts and spend the next
two days-and maybe another dime
besides-in looking at the fine big
horses, the sleek cattle, some Of them
winners at the Kansas State Fair;
the high strung trotters, PAGERS and
gallopers; the big red apples and 9th
er fruits; the thousand and one hand
some articles in the fine arts de-
partment; the luscious cakes, pies
and other eatibles-just hike mother
used to make; the pumpkins, the
corn and-but what 3 the use, we're
going to see It all, and II will keep
US right busy for the full two days.
And everyone else within a radius
Of thirty or forty miles viii be on
hand, too, and everyone Is going to
get the full worth Of their money.
Ewing & Sons, Of west Of town,
have a horse show that a itself is
worth the time and the money spent,
not to mention the many other ex.
celIeut displays or the big air--ship
flight, or 'steen other attractions to
please and entertain all. Come IN
and bring the whole family. It wdk
be time and money well spent.
Barton County democrat., 1913-10-10

State Of Kansas. County Of Barton
S.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that Gerg,
X. HOTine, with a view Of purchas
ing the same as school land, has
made settlement upon the follow
ing described land to-wit:
Island land lying in the bed O
the Arkansas river, located IN Sec
tons 20 and 20, Township 20, Rang,
IA, containing 1886 acres.
Any and all claimants and an,
and all persons claiming any inter
est In such lands or any part there
OF must file with the county clerk
their protest and objections to tn
said filing and purchase Of the sai'
George X. HORNE as Aforesaid, ON O
before the Sth day Of November, 1871
or all such objections and protest
will be considered as waived.
Done at Great Bend, Barton CouT
ty, Kansas, this 9Th day Of OctO
Der. A. D. 1913 c. +. YOUNKN.
| County Clerk.
Barton County democrat., 1913-10-10
wlLcLEAvE DODGE CRY.

.frg r.. Fs-...s
Bert Barnett, for many years a ers
ident of this city. but for several
years past manager Of the telephone
exchange at Dodge City, has resign.
ed his position with the company
and will remove to Hutchinson short,
ly where he will assume charge Of
the business of the Grower Produce
Co. at that point, as they will soon
open one of the largest produce and
cold storage houses in the state al
that point, continuing the business
at this place the same as heretofore
however.
Barton County democrat., 1913-10-10
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

YThe regular examination for teach.
ers Certificates will be held in the
County Superintendent s office in
Great Bend Friday and Saturday
October Oath and 25th. beginning at
8 O'Clock. The subjects for Friday
will be Arithmetic, Writing, Reading
Civil Government, English Literature
United States History, Physiology
Elementary Science and Algebra. All
remaining subjects will be given Sat
urday. JENNIE B. MOMYBR,
County Superintendent.
Barton County democrat., 1913-10-10

sMrs. c. H. Harter and sor. Chas.
left Tuesday for Corpus Christi, Tex.
where they expect to remain this
winter. Dr.. and Mrs. Hilton, who
have been here from Mena, Ark, foo
visit with the Harter family. lef,
The same day for Hutchinson whert
Aey will make their future home
the Doctor having disposed of his
practice at Mena.
Barton County democrat., 1913-10-10
LET WOMEN INTO TIE LODGE
A. o. U. w. at Special Session De-
cides Women Can Join order.

Topeka. Oct. S-By vote Of 54S
to 1876, the Grand Lodge Of the An
Gent Order Of United Workmen to
day decided to elbow women to be
come members Of this lodge in Kan,
saA The amendment favOring thf
issuance of insurance policies fou
$500 was also adopted and provis.
ions made for persons barred from
insurance to become social members
Of the organization
Barton County democrat., 1913-10-10
MOTHER KILLED BY BABE.

Mcpherson, Kans., Oct. "A shot
gun, accidentally discharged by her
two year old son, brought death IN
stantly to Mrs. George Post in her
home here today. Ehe family was at
breakfast. The baby, playing about,
knocked over a shot gun that stood
in a corner. The weapon in falling
struck a chair and was discharged,
and the entire charge entered the
back of the mothers head. Three
small children are left motherless.
Barton County democrat., 1913-10-10
WITH THE FAIR BOOSTERS.

In company with Lester Cox, c.
A. Hooper, Ed Marx and Charley
Lischesky, the Democrat man enjoy
ed seventyfive mile auto ride on
Friday through the east and north
east parts Of the county, visiting the
different schools and boosting for
the big county fair now on In full
blast.
Mr.. Lischesky, who claims Logan
township as his birthplace and also
claims to know every foot Of road in
that part Of the county, was the Of
ficial pilot Of the party, and outside
Of the fact that he made the bunch
climb through the sand hills south
west off Claflin, he qualified for
the position in good shape.
Fifteen schools in all were visit
ed during the day, and everywhere
much interest was manifested in the
fair and all promised to be on hand.
The schools will all be dismissed for
one day and most of them are going
to exhibits Of some kind or another
on display. The schools at st. Peter
and Pauls and at Odin were particu-
larly interesting to visit. Both are
under the charge of the Catholic sis
ters, and both have large attend
ance, the school at St. Peter and
Pauls having almost eighty enrolled,
and the 0din school one hundred and
sixty-six. The work done by the
pupils in these schools is of a very
high order, and the department Of
the scholars both in and out of the
school room Is excellent. At every
school visited both teachers and pu-
pills showed great interest in the fair,
and there is no doubt but there will
be big turn out from that part Of
the county.
At. Claflin the party enjoyed a
fine visit with a number Of the bust
mess men, although the stay in the
town was necessarily short. Bob Ham
ilton showed his usual public spirit
by Offering to stand sponsor for a
special train which will be run from
that city here Thursday and all the
scholars Of the city schools will be
ON hand, and a good big bunch ol
4 the older folks, too. e.-
Friday was chicken day" in thai
lively burg, couple of car loads d
chickens being bought and loaded or
that day, and it looked as though
every farmer in that part of thu
country was in town that day will
= from a coopful to a whole wagon loa,
of the birds which will go to feeC
the chicken hungry people of Calf
ornia.
Everywhere on the trip the pros
poets for wheat crop were as fin
as we ever saw them, and we hav'
Y been observing Kansas wheat crop
ever since we entered this vale o
tears. In the east and northees
part of the county they received
couple of heavy rains early in tn
= season that did not visit this sec
tion, and as a result the crop go
u a little earlier start than over thi
way. All the way from east Of Dart
mouth into Ellinwood and from ther
" north to the county line, almost al
u of the wheat was already sown an
large portion of it up in fine shap'
L some of it almost large enough
II pasture already. All of the farmer
. are feeling optimistic over the wa
things are starting out, and believ
u that the crop next year will make u
u for the partial failure this summel
Barton County democrat., 1913-10-10

P. E. Murphy was called T., Chilli.
cote, Mo-, Tuesday morning On -
cedpt OF a message informing hi",
that his father, whose illness is
mentioned in another column, was
a great. deal worse and that death
!. was expected at any time.