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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09
CBY MISS SOPHIA MEYER

Elegance characterized the beau
iifui morning wedding yesterday
which gave In marriage Miss Banks
Nicely, youngest daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs James Monroe Nicely To MIR. viii
liam Csrothers Thompson, the cere-
mony being performed By Rev r.
Thomson IN the beautiful Central
Presbyterian church. AZ the APP
pointed hour of o'clock the church
was filled with Amarillo's social rep
resentatiyes and amid bower OF
tall palms and garlands of yellow
and white rosebuds with fern the
choir OF twenty-five cultured voices
arose to sing the beautiful Bridal
Chorus from The Rose Maiden"
The altar was "A simple hut tasty ar
rangement OF the cOlors of the state
University which were selected by
Miss Nicely for her wedding and
which were the chief consideration
iu all the pre-nuptial events given IL
her honor since the announcement
of her wedding was made formally
known To the left and right OF the
altar were the letters \ and 7
wrought of tiny yellow and white
buds with fern. The choir present
ed lovely and inspiring picture In
their white vestments and after the
last sweet note Of the chorus had
died away Mrs. Harry l.. kearns,
ever one OF Amarillo's favorite song
birds. sang Because In her deep,
rich contralto voice. Miss Fanny
Fern MastersOn accompanying her
ON the violin. The glad strains Of
I.ohongrns wedding march herald
ed the epproach OF the bridal party
First came the two brides maids
Misses Violet Aitkcn Of III PasO, ami
Miss Ruth Newell of san Antonio
| Both we're eXQuigitcly gownel IN
white crepe de chine and carried
arm baskets filled with white and
yellow asters They wore bewitch-
ins tango caps of chantilly lace and
edged with half wreath of tiny yell
( low buds The grGomsme. were
Messrs Guy Saunders and Curtic,
| Rosser OF Dallas. Next Ia enter was
Mrs. j. NJ RadfOrd OF Quanah. sis
ter Of the bride who acted as mat
ron Of honor. Mrs Radford wore
q handsome gown of yellow crepe d.
chine with trimmings Of chantill'
! lace with tango cap Of the sam,
and carried an arm bouquet OF Whit
brides roses. Following the mat
ron Of honor came the grOom's ais
ter Miss Helen Thompson, Of Dal
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Cntnrrh Cnnnnt he Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. a.
they cannot reach the seat OF the
disease. Catarrh II a blood or con
s;ltutonal disease. and In order TO
cure u you must take internal rene
dies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken
internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces.
HAIRS Catarrh cure Is not Quack
medicine. u was prescribed by one
Of the best physicians In this coun-
try for years and IL a regular pre-
scriution. n Ia composed OF the bes,
tonlcs known. combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients
Is what produces such wonderful re-.
suits In curing catarrh. Send Tor
testimonials. free
+. !. CHENEY a CO.. Props, To-
ledo o. Sold by Druggists. price l'c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
s'lpation. tAdNl
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PIANO TUNING

Sehool-iime is here Sow is ih"
time to haze your Piano Tuned j.
D. % WRIGHT. Piano Tuner Finish
~ and Player. Piano Specialist Tuner
for 81 Mari Academy. luRre'
Phillips school 40 Public schools.
Grand Opera House. neanli Thea
ire and the ieading Piano Teachers
of the CITY
have tuned more Pianos here
siure 1900 than all other tuners
combined that ever made ihe town
year. with the Loyhe Piano Co.
boz Amarillo. . have over Five Hun
bred satisfied customers Phone siu
or Ns6.
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understanding.

CA a C.. in Ainslee'sl
saved and garnered wonders
The sweet and sorry hlent
The tempest with It's thunders.
The primrose and It's scent.
The rainbow. and the cObweb trail,
The light that trembled on a sail.
The glory of a moonrise pale
And wondered what It meant
! knew saved my pleasures
For sometimes far aud bright.
] had a horde of treasures
Like crowding stars al night
! saved and saved, through year and
year.
My JOY In all things rare and dear
But why had no notion clear.
lntil-until tonight
Bat now ! gee the reason.
Anu why trrasre grew
Some time. in some and season.
The fairy tale canes true
The flood OF laughing life that
streams,
The whole round world that throb'
and teens.
And my wild harvesting Of dreams
Are all--for you'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-09

AF SEVERAL new high coffures
" there are noteworthy number in
which the hair Us waved In the even
Marcel wave, and parted either IA the
middle or To one side In others the
mass OF the hair after being waved.
Is brought to the top OF the head and
piled In coil directly back Of the
forehead A third STYLE shows a part
at each side with the hair al the top
Of the head drawn back 90 the crown.
where II Joins the back hair to form
a small Psyche knot
In the colffure shown IN the picture
the hair is waved all around the head.
The front portion Is parted On and
combed forward to be out Of the way,
while the back hair II brought Ia the
top ~ the crown and arranged IN a
short French twist When this has
been pinned to place with short wire
hairpins II forms foundation t'
which the front hair is afterwarC
fastened
The front hair IA parted and comhe'
down ON each side. just above th'
temple II IL TUNED back and combe'
on the face from the temple 10 ia
ear. II IL brought up TO the kno
Nth the ends curled into q nun Thu
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pun Is pinned beside the twist
This arrangement gives the effect
Of three puifs across the top Of the
crown when viewed from the front
Both sides are arranged IN the same
manner The hair is drawn loosely
back to give "a soft appearance about
the face aud 10 allow the waves TO
retain their position
ANY short locks about the forehead
are trimmed on In light. even fringe
and curlcd slightly They are 10 be
arranged In short curls at each side
of the part or combed across the fore
head. according 20 their becoming
ness To the wearer
The middle part ls suited to very
] Youthful faces and those past middle
/ life. but the woman In her prime
should experiment before adopting II
A side part IL more plQuant aud I'm
parts youthful look
with the return Of widebrimme6
hats we are likely 10 have the rcturi
Of uufis They are always admired
and for the woman who must resor
To false hair they are the lightest AM
most convenient substitute TO- nntura
locks
JULIA BoTToMLEY
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Tho s.rUras Aiosra Club. 90
r.rrreI fl meet with Mr. kiri
Ir.an $50 meet with Mr. ,
Doodle. instead 90 Her home ~
.Inr street
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Announcements.

announcements
Nr Kirby Brown will entertain
tN' Sonora A."rru club Thursday
afternoon from Zoo % clock
Thr Home Mission Society Of the
lIr.t Christian church will open the
n.N .sl.uu with % delightful social
meeting this afternoon ar the hon
u Nr. o. % King 1909 Buchanan
street beginning 3t g 800 O'Clock amt
...r member BE- urged tU Do" present
Mr. charlie. ripraou win enter
tain tHD rlHr'to Dnb Friday after
noon 80 Hrr home. lsUs Van Buren,
street. ai -.aU O'CLOCK.
The L'Amifie'o club viii meet
with Mr. Buxton. '2ll Pierce street
Thursday afternoon 100 o O'Clock.
THE For s,'.mr uuts viii meet
Monday Sept o. with Miss Louise
harris 1910 Monroe street
Tle P..rnn Club aill meet Thur
day afternoon with Mrs l. %
Thompson 1910 Tyler street
I The fafis. AlI Society % %,
'FIrf 81 g. Church VIII meet Fri
. lIt afternoon Hf l..U o'clock iu 90,
Method church parsonage fO2 IS
Fourteenth frpat Ail members are
urs.I fD ls present
. THE N0moa Missionary Society
. 40 tlr rlr.f Pre- .vier.au churrl
win meet Wednesday afternoon 90
o'clock af ih. church aith Mr.
Hnsie.. oI Memphis a- leader
Tfa Ea'rs Sous club win meet
with HI#. Malone. sos Mouro'
tra.f Thursday Sept o.
Tho Halu.uot club win DO enter
tanned fl.- afternoon NJ tuc hom,
o' N|.s Sophia Mover lhOs Monroe
street from 500 to O. "H O'Clock
81 th. me.uul oI thr Bean NOT
fIHI ilI- afternoon 100 fEe home o'
.II.a Mover There ulll be- % collection
OFF I.f. bf fHr treasurer Miss luuui
Ntt NurFpr
Tho s.roras Alc1n. Club. an
r.rrreI fl meet with Mr. kirh'
Iruan tui meet eith Mr. D. 70
Doodle. Instead af her home lfii
Iu. tor street
circle 8 vll meet with Mrs y
GUfm $500 FILLMORE street ou rridal
.Hf D. W
Lesson Review oi rauls liiC o.
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given In the book OF Acts. This cir
Gle decided. at the last meeting. 20
make special contributions of one
garment from each member 10 be-
forwarded 20 buckner Orphans
Home at Dallas. Texas Owing to
The financial stringency the Orphans
Home Is In special need az this sea
son
A Union meeting OF the Bell Ben
nett aud the Woman's Missionary
Society Of the POLK Street Methodist
church will bc held Wednesday af-
tcrnoon at I O'Clock la the auditor
ium of the church. when Mrs j..
G. BloodWorth, OF Fort Worth. Field
Missionary Worker of the North Tex
as Conference ana member OF the
Nomen's Missionary Council. VIII
address the society In the afternoon.
Al \ O'Clock "Wednesday evening a
Missionary rally viii be held In the
church to which an members are
cordially invited This vii be an eX-
traordinary opportunity to be en-
liRhlened IN many matters connected
with the church work
a.
All communications for publlca
ton In the society column" OF ths
Amarillo Daily News must be writ
ten on one side OF the paper only. i
this request Is observed by Oul
friends II will relieve the necessity o.
rewriting many articles sent In.
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Personals.

t'ff~bnhfSs
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j Cochran Of
Canyon. transacted business IN the
city yesterday. and attended the La
hor bay celebration at the Park.
LEAD soc ..... ......... ..... o..
Mrs NJ y Blewott left yesterday
for three months visit In Ken
lucky
Bradley Kimhrough who has been
the geust OF his parents Judge and
Mrs Kumbrough for several weeks,
expects 10 leave next week for llous-
ton where he has accepted the duties
of Principal of one of the public
schools
Mrs lack Rutledge aud baby who
have been ON an extended visit AZ
the home of Mrs Rutledge's parents
Judge aud Mrs Kimbrough. have re-
turned to their home IN Dallas
uut-of-town quests nt the Thomp-
SON Nicely wedding were Mr. and
Mrs. J. a Radford. of Quanah, and
Mrs William & Thompson. Misc Hell
en- Thompson. of Dallas. Miss Violet
Aitkon. OF ~ paso. aud Miss Ruth
Newell. Of san Antonio
Mr. and Mrs Jack Wheatley who
have been occupying the home Of
MIR Whoatley's parents during Their
absence from the city while on an OK
| tended trip. are now al home IN their
pretty bungalow home at lGli IaY-
/ Tor street Mr. and Mr. ] u Doc
/ lev have been keeping house at the
] Wheatley home. having gone there
shortly after their marriage, and are
now al home for the winter with
Mrs Henry Bishop. 1910 Taylor
| street
Mr. and Mrs Bisbee left Monday
for an extended trip to the East
The newest Is the coiffure-l at
around the face. rising gradually =,
q biz coil or puff al the back. an,
exposing the ear
In greater detail the hair 4
slightly waved. pulled back from tn
face almost tightly. and rolled in ol
/ itself In the back To be held by
, curved comb OF unusual size Tin
/ curls Law flat against the forehead
and iu front of the ear ln more eN
IRENE styles. three dangling ringlpt
] fail I'm front of the ears someWha
lip tho old-time funny" valentines
which disclosed old maids aud ring
lets. with shell combs rising aloft
One woman, prominent actres.
Iis wearing her hair Co show the til
Top ~ the ear. instead oft the lobe "a
usual This allow, her to pull hr
hair away from @ broad forehead
ly,t leaving b. down around the chooI
au aid 10 beauty. in ease where th'
IIroiilc .. not perfect
one woman. who is skilled iu fash
TO- ahip hal drr sina. draws the hal
- d Japanese uha lun on top. an
thrusts 90 long slim feather 40 m
side. the feather pointing forward
not back o. has q formidable, So
most original appearance aud orig
inality seem 90 bee the chief ain
these I8ts
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his father Mr. William Thompson
being included in tho firm During
Mr.. Thomp-ou's last year l' t1'
University he was chosen editor "'
The Cactus Tho best WisHo. n. %
host Of friends vii FOLLOW thrm 'n
their CHOSEN home ir nalH which
place has claimed many u. Anna
rillo's fairos daughter
%
Miss Will. KimhroHrH dc.rH'H'-
~ ENTERTAINED the moubor %. tH"
y. ". 4 oi fHe First Baptist church.
yesterday afternoon at hrr "uWr.
mo Van Urrn street. from 900 '1
6 O'Clock. Roll call Nl 900 'Dr.H
with some verse TO- which tIH word
love" was used Mi NAV Jones |1I
charge of tHt very interestiun I.Ir"i
THE Most \ppealiug Incident 700 lN'
! Life OF Iud-.u.' and MANY 'ns'fu'
tive paper Nrre read There 1919. WI.
sic. ycriptur. reading and PRAYER
with a veft enjoyable vocal r.Dl''n"
by Mrs. Fran. Ryhurn Nr Arthur
Osgoud had large of th' Iiuu.
/ Field Following the program "'
I the afteru..H most enjoyable
cial hour 5000 pent during which ''n
hostess refr. I'D her guests F.i.
I ices aud r...
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Build = Concrete Silo Fiih n ter
years guarantee. See J.. ?. llearn al
nrazeltou-Pryor Co l6G-ti
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4 quiot IdinF va. .n.nmuls'
MONDAY ct. Hg ~ the par unHf" OFT
the First tiau church H.. TT.
= Ienning Htiug boo m1rrHr. Miss
Irene Beas.. aud Mr. William Ever
cite savvo. OF O'Clock boo iHr .rr
eLce OF friends fIl included
Mr. aud Nr q B Law 1901 E.H
lev wore o. dsomo tailored NOR .'
blue cloth ... ace. .0rI.. fu match.
The bride ha been resident .. im-
arlIlo for ur % year flI .l HUH
MANY friend Hy her charming p.r.
sunaliiy Nr sawyer &. .r. OFF '."
promising nE busiup MON H'
the city and cunts a. friends Dbl.
socnites Nr md Mrs sawyer H.Ii
be az nom. Ter Sep'emh.f 1f
600 Van Bur- street
%
4 weddIna that vas distinctly 70
surprise Iut lch mover tI.... r.
ceiyed the l, .inrs and good H.e.te
of the cutIr. community was f"I'
Of Miss Kalsi. y Vernon anl Damn
Miller Beard aturdaF '.eH.g. 200 e
O'Clock a. th. Episcopal par-ou1es
Rev Paul o. ames promo .u0iuF fHf
words thar u To- them man 600.
eife Tho e, iiur aas Kept close
secret and 0u fre n' tIr happy
couples intimate friends Wefr en-
trusted aith fs Keeping vs.
Miller. Dr.. drive the eeldInE parts
in his car over 20 the reoury Mis-
Vernon Ha. lie en- .ufimnrf OF
Youthful hrarf. in a pretty fru.E l.
ueN hlnp siit m q BLACK and .Ii.
velvet hat oral fr.ue.. Ri'aa
ga the ceremony and later the euiIr.
nartv wa driven 90 tHr home 0f iH'
brides parents Whers Nr 1uf Nr
Beard announced their marriage and
sought tho parental nrlteuf. .uH
blessing NIe Neruuu aho rr"d
iated from fHl ilifh SCHOOL In'
.orinr uas tu have entered no llHI
lina Institute 10 H1lIirs Va u.N
week cupid interviewed however au'
robhed Tho school nj rh1rmin fr
dent Ms vernon uas extreme.
I POPULAR with che YOUNGER sei Of h'a
1 rlllo as var a'.o The vorfNfud fr'"H
Who holds rasponsihIs position Dol
the auditing department of ihe San'
70 Nr and HrH Beard flli hr "a
home With To bride parent ST.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-02

trusted me apparently as little as |
trusted him, stood the wretch. Pimball
Back of him, beneath the trees, | dis
the crew. nearly all of them. should
Judge. and back of these were massed
the savages Pimball had white
neck cloth tied to the muzzle Of his
gun.
"Say what you have to say and be
quick about it, l said, but he looked
past me sud took off his hat with a
profound sweep.
Good morning, Mistress WILDER
force" he cried
I turned in hurry and found that
khe had stepped out by my side. The
swo Of us presented fair mark for
any weapon. One might have escaped,
but hardly two.
Get back" | cried harshly
i stay where you are" she answered
nrmly. See, | TO am armed" Her
Atne hand lifted a heavy pistol.
Il can talk with the two of you Just
~ well as with one" said Pimball.
Talk on and be brief" | returned.
seeing that there was no use arguing
with my little mistress.
"You have found the treasure" he
began; there is no use denying it. We
have 1t from our savage friends that
the things are there. In years gone by
they sacrificed here and on the cone
yonder;s but for generations the island
has been taboo. The white man has
broken the ban and we are here to take
The treasure"
"Indeed!" said sarcastically, where
1t he turned pale with anger but still
0astered himself.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-02

so great FISK TO ner own ME IT rho
weapon had been envenomed. And l.
was most profoundly touched too But
mad had my lesson | viewed it as,
done out of common humanity and to
preserve life useful to her-nothing
more Meanwhile, in nv turn. took
such haSty precautions for her safety
as | could babe her rinse out her
mouth thoroughly with cold water and
then with the strong spirit OF which
still had in my flask
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-02


ty. We cannot take you with us, but
we will leave yon here on the island
after we have taken the treasure. and,
his eyes turned from me to my com
panion, If you are willing to give up
the woman | Will enroll you with our
following and we will all get away
together on the Rose of Devon
What of the ship" l asked.
1t was hard thing to- control my
temper. but wanted the informa ton.
''She was badly stove up but pot en-
tirely wrecked. We fought the saw
ages, conquered them, made them our
friends. We can get away in her and
YOU can navigate her or we can do
without you for that matter and make
shift to get back to the South Amer
lean coast at least"
80 you offer me free passage and
my share Of the treasure if | will give
up Mistress Wherefore, do your"
THAT is it, answered Pinball, 'Eh.
mates?' whereat deep chorus of ap-
prevail came from Glibby and the men.
And this is my answer / said
furiously. leveling my pistol at him
Get back, you villain, or You will have
looked your last on life
But the flag of truce?" he cried,
dropping his weapon
ut is not meant to cover such prOpo-
sitions as yours AS for the treasure
you shall have it when you can get it.
AS | spoke he sprang behind the tree
and mOtioned to his men to fire. but
| was too quick for him, and we were
safely within the cave when the SOUND
of the reports came to us.
Now what is to be done? said my
little mistress
"The next move" l answered, sis
with them"
Shall we go further back into tn,
caveY'
No | replied I'VE will stay her,
for the present
We were not long left in suspense
for could hear them breaking through
the woods and rushing toward tn
opening Missiles in the way of weaI
ons there were none in the cave. but
picked up a skull that lay on the foo
and hurled it out of the opening int
, the unseen crowd below. A shrek toll
| me that had hit some one. but | say
, at once that the game was one
could not play. The white men ha
some skill at warfare They had pos
ed covering parties to protect tn
t workmen. | crept cautiously towar
the entrance, where | could see ther
working hard, piling up the stones
enable them to get at us, while bac
of them stood others with drawn bow
and presented weapons
didn't come off unscathed, for as
sprang back after having thrown al
other skull and taken my look an a
row hit me in the feshy part of tt
arm My mistress noticed it Instant
The stone head had broken off, and
was the work of an instant to dra
out the slender wood shaft 1t was n,
a bad wound but it was painful. TT
, next thing she did amazed me beyor
: measure, for before | could prevent
she had put her lips to the wound.
, what mean you?" l cried. when
! could recover myself
> 'It might have been poisoned" 81
. said. quietly looking at me with lun
nous eyes. land l cannot have "
der
II was amazed, astounded even,
her hardwood in sucking any possih
poison out Of that wound in my arm
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-02

through the throat Of the OF her savage
shouted with triumph. and Mistress
Lucy has since confessed to NE that
kneeling down and peering through The
opening. contrary to my explicit order
which was for her to seek safe cover.
she saw ALL and that my call of VIC
tory was the sweetest sound she had
ever heard in her life.
thought We had done but thny
were an nidonlitable lot those snuth
sea islanders. and they were we'll urg-
ed For' others took their places ut
once. spears in hand. which they
threw at ME. | jumped aside With diff
ficuity and let fly the third, pistoI The,
came crowding this time and the bull
let from the heavy weapon accounted
for two others. but the survivors had
gained footing and the shelf behind
them was suddenly filed with lifting
heads and climbing men. | dubbed
my weapons and hurled them one after
another fair and square into the mass.
One went down with a broken skull
The rush was checked; they gave d
little | cast spears. at them and ar
rows, but now the shield men had
come up. and they caught the missiles
on their shields The front rank wav-
j cred and perhaps. if they had been
driven below. but the crowd behind
would not let them. Slowly they De
gan to move toward me.
doubt not | was a terrible figure
for | had whipped out my cutlaSS h
this time and stood at bay | had for
gotten for the moment all else out the
lust Of the conflict. and in another soc
ond | had flung myself unon them Il
fury 1t was my mistress who recall
ed me to myself
Save v0urseIf!' she sh1ieked The!
are upon you Come hitherp'
With that dropped to my knees ant
made a spring for the opening hat
waited too long The tending ma
would have pinned me to the ea"4'
with his spear The entrance wa
wide, fortunately. and Mistress Lnc
could see through the part did ne
block with my huge bulk DtSregardin
entirely my Instructions. she fired til
last pistol at she nearest man Fl
went down like ninepin. both lee
broken. which gave me time to gal
, the inner chamber and stand uprigh
, l was bleeding, for | had been cut he1
and there. but was otherwise all right
That shot saved my life' erie;
parting You should have kept it f(
you self
: Il can find means to die" she al
!, swersd IF naught else. by yot
sword blade"
Cool" | exclaimed, proud Of b.
prowes& and her resolution
!, They gave us NO time for furth
= speech, for, urged by what prorEiS
: of reward, what passionate hatra!.
: knew not, they came on The mario
: entrance was suddenly black with Il
y islanders. who thrust their spears
= us. Fortunately, my mistress b;
n moved aside and was out of range. b
| was perilcusly near being cut dow
:. Mistress LW.y had the sword which
= had thrust into her hand, and | t.
4 great ak which | had cast into t
\ inner cave ahead of me
Those outside were even less al
to see than ave, and perhaps tn
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-02

thought we had withdrawn or been
driven back, for they crept forward
While l had lived in the gardeners
lodge of Wiberforce castle had got
to be quite an aXman. | brought
down the heavy weapon on the first
head. striking with just enough force
to kill the man and yet leave me able
to recover myself without delay, and
when three heads had been knocked
that way in rapid succession with no
more damage to me than a trif1ing
spear cut on the ankle, the battle
stopped for a moment | laughed
Come on. you dogsy' l shouted Il
can play at that game until you are
more tired Of It than L"
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-02
(To be Continued.)
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SKIN.

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Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Stops the
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for all skin diseases, itching eczema,
letter, piles etc. Csc. All Druggists
or by mail.
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