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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12
CLAUDE.

Judge Logue spent Monday In Am
arillo
Joe Kesterson wa> 40 from Good
night Monday
tom Mcclure has X ne 10 the
West Texas Normal foi the year
Mr. and Mrs. i T. Christian of
l.lano were Claude visitors Satur-
day.
Mrs Josephine Love Of Searcy.
Ark. is q guest of Mrs Roy Dunn.
Mrs Amy HoFg Barnett left sun
day morning for her home al Den
ton
Mrs n. G. Davis left Saturday ey-
ening 10 Join her husband az Wichi-
"a Falls
Horace Baker went 20 Clarendon
on important business Firady even
/ ing.
Miss Fay collins left Friady for
/ Dallas where she will attend Ursuhne
| Academy during the winter.
Mr. and Mrs ] VI. White Of Am
arilo were with Grandma liill ANA
other relatives his week
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCaifrey
Nl hNllNIlAlN MfNf NhfNNN h'hANAhhf
ard Sunday OF ] T. Baken and fam.
4 lily.
Mrs. Walter Mclaren has gone 10
/ Canyon for the winter In order Il
give Medium the benefit of the Nor
NAL
Miss Viola Wilson left yesterday
morning for Quanah where she vii
have charge Of the music department
OF the public school.
Mrs. ". e. Young and daughter
Miss Minnie. who spent the summer
IN Colorado stopped with the Ham
mers for few days on their return
10 Wichita Falls.
MIR. and Mrs. I. l.. Blankenship
Who have been leading the sinrinl
at the Baptist church the past Ter
I DAYS. have gone 10 Hot SPRINGS, ARR
I where they will conduct Il civic cam
s paien for several weeks
! Misses Alma Wilson and Doll
; Branson. who will be employed Il
I the Chillicothe Public schools 70
I the coming inter. left Saturday even
! ing
J. II. Arnold went To Amarill
; Monday.
Mrs. VIII Dye Is visiting her par
ents at Cordell. Okla.
T. T. Bagwell and family wen
to Amarillo In their car Saturday.
Miss Ina Rector Of Clarendon I
I q guest OF Miss Callie Weaver.
Miss Bertie x Miller has return
s ed 10 the home of ] A Hood ate
fa visit TO Vernon
. Mrs Ruth O'Keefe aud Avis ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12
WEAR A BOW ON YOUR BODICE
One Nay Have vide Choice Of Mate
risls and Designs, but Something
There Must Be.

SomeV here on the bodice nov there
must be- h bow
O may be- a tiny affair set Ia tho
back OF the wired. standing collar or
INN Of lace which finishes the neck.
Il may be- a soft. graceful butterfly
bow posed AZ the front 81 the surpliced
bodice ostensibly holding the fronts
together and hiding practical snap
button fastening beneath
Il may be- an enormous bat.Wing
bow measuring half yard from ZIP
iO tip set at the back. between the
shoulders
Sometimes these big bows ara
dropped 10 the hips Just below the
waist line al the back
They may even be dropped lover 70
holding up pun skirt drapery iu bus
tie effect
But a bow-or several bows the
costume must boast n u Is 20 be- up
70 the moment IN smaftness
Bows Of tulle make dancing frocka
airy.
Bows % serge ~ m0hhr are set on
tailored coats OF the same fabrics and
silk or ribbon bows ara used ~ith
frocks OF silk material
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SOCIETY NOTES FROM
NEIGHBORING TOWNS

refreshments we're served enjoyed
some very classical music by Mrs.
Harry Nelson. Mrs Robertson was
assisted IN serving by her daughter
Anrelia. aud Elvira Kinney
Henry Chisum made the trip io
Amarillo last week
Mrs. Lyons and daughter Of Hig-
gins visited the Saxon family last
week
T.. ] Pivkens returned from Cana
dian sunday might TO be here for
court this week
Miss Rose Reid OF MObeetie was In
Miami Sunday enroute To Canyon for
school
Frank McAfee and Norman Coffee
left the first of the week To attend
the Canyon school
Mrs A. NJ. Jones returned Friday
from Mclean where she went To visit
her mother
Miss Hattie coffee let sunday
morning for Blue Mountain Mississ-
ippi, where she enters school.
Tell W Welton and wife OF Okla.'
who has been visiting the Sellers
left Tuesday for home.
Dosk Pursley and family left sun
day morning for loain. Okla, where
they 20 to spend few months
Attorney j. G. Dial came In Satur-
day night from Commerce where he
has been TO take his brother Robert,
10 study law,
Mrs. r. d. Dunniyan came IN las
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Saturday from an extended visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Jessie Seyerton left Sunday
night for Clarendon where she viii
spend this school term
Miss Vena Russell left SUNDAY for
commerce where she goes To make
her school term with this school.
Mrs Dan Kiylehen Is visiting rela-
tlyes In Amarillo this week.
Claude Lard and Earl Chisum lef'
last week for CrOwell.
Miss FlOrrie Jackson eff last Fri
day for Claude where she has n po-
siiion In the High school
Messrs John Dunn aud oliver FL
lotto Mobeetie passed through Mi
ami Sunday morning enroute To n.
NJ. / where they take second wears
work
Earl Meade Flake George. Misses
Eileen Wren aud Lucille Ewing made
the round trip To pampa Sunday.
Miss Edward Brothers Of Walter
hin, Tenn, Is here this week visit
ing at the Quarrels home.
Newt Locke and wife left sunday
for Clareamount where they 20 ~
visit the wiie's parents Mrs. Locke
will visit q month or more. aud Mr.
l.ocke will return this week
Claude Lawrence and wife of Pam
pa visited the G.. Il. Daughetee homo
this week
Blanche Matthews went To Cana
dian today on business
Blanche Matthew's went To Cana
dian last week where she took the
f, teachers examination
Miss Lynch and Mrs Bonner OF
Canadian visited AT the r. ! Bone,
home sunday
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MEDLEY.

]. G. McDougal and wife spent
Sunday In Memphis.
n. n willis and wife were in
Iledley Friday shopping
W. T. White attended the Assoc
citation IN Kirkland this week
a. t. Miller and family made =
trip 60 Memphis Monday afternoon
Miss Laura Brinson has accepted
a position with the Dixie Store
Rev. G. u Bryant Is conducting
a revival meeting az Mcknight this
week
Mis-. Louise Reeves nf Atlanta
Ga. came SATURDAY. To- visit her IN
Gle " T.. Reeves.
g. A Croyier aud ! ". Well oI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

When the Merry widow styles we're
here a feV years ago everybody liked
them-which II something that cannot
be said about the STYLES OF today So
any suggestions that Merry widow
avles are returning h welcome. The
Merry widow hat Is really here again
a biz cariWheel hat In black velvet.
With almost no trimming to detract
from it, simple bat becoming shape.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12
CHIDREss.

At four o'clock SUNDAY afternoon.
Miss Maggie Belle King and MI.
Marvin White were united Ia mar
rage at the Presbyterian manse b.
Rev. ]. T. Price. pastor of the Chill
dress Presbyterian church.
The bride Is q daughter Of MIR and
Mrs. NJ. l.. KIM who live a short dis
lance west of the city, and Is highly
esteemed by large circle of friends
and relatives. She Is young wo-
man of exalted character and will
doubtless prove helpmate of inesti-
mahle value To- the man she has chOs-
on for a life companion
The groom Is well known In Chill
dress as the son OF Mr. aud Mrs W.
G. White. lie has an eXcellant char
acter for sObriety and industry and
has spent several years here. connec-
ted with his father In the ginning
business.
Mesdames Davidson aud Shields
aud Miss Davidson entertained We'd
nesday afternoon with shower for
| Miss hess Ford. who il 10 Ne married
on the l1th.
The Isch-ga- Bihhle club met Tues
day afternoon with Miss Ruby Hill
Hook" was the diversion Miss Ma.
bel Dunn won high score Delicious
iced tea aud sandwiches were serv
ed
Last Thursday evening lollN
crowd of EpWorih leaguers assem-
bled at the Methodist church and
then went Ia Lake Keeler In hal
wagons. autos. buggics and on horse
back. An excellent lunch and Wa
termelon feast were enjoyed ate
games and general good time
They also enjoyed very pleasan
lawn social at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs 7. d knight On Monday even
ing
Miss Mayme Patrick arrived Ia
= week fom Corsicana to resum II,
y work In the public schools OF thI
d city. Miss Patrick has taught her
for several years and Is now recol
D nized as one Of the most successi'
D teachers In our schools.
= Miss Ida Carothers arrived In IN
dress Thursday afternoon and speI
Y day with friends before going u
u Ia Memphis.
i u. W. Redmond OF llillsboro an
his son, Jordan Redmond. were
?. Childress last Thursday.
r ]. w. Sharp. principal of the Ga
j. den Valley school, arrived In Chi
n dress Monday morning To attend u
county institute.
b. Mrs. G.. T Jones and little eon le
= Thursday mdrhing tor a visit WI
n her mother at Itisca She expects
. be gone a month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

Christian we're In from Llano visit
ing the Corners for the wee-end
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Num-. Mrs.
Willie Dyer aud Miss Minnie. were
here from Goodnight Wednesday
Miss Leta Goodger. who has been
with n. d. Goodger several weeks.
has returned To her home az Grape
vine.
The family of Rev. n +. Jenkins
came down from Amarillo Tuesday
To Join Ia the closing services OF
the meeting at the Baptist church.
Mrs u. u. Hamilton. who has been
In llansford county for several weeks
returned last saturday She expects
to leave again IN few days for New
! Mexico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

Memphis were In Hedley few hours
Tuesday
s. l.. Guinn. clay D. Acres and
Homer Bridges made trip 10 Mem
phis Monday. making the trip on
motorcycles
J.. j. Allison and family returned
from Wise county Friday where they
had visited for several days.
Horace stroud OF Amarillo, came
down Sunday 10 spend the day with
home folks
VIII Hardy and erandmother went
10 Goodnight Tuesday, VIII Will re
enter school there for another term.
Oliver hin went To Goodnight Tues
day To- r.enier school
w. &. Crimson and wife spent Sat
urday night and SUNDAY In Leila with
relatives.
s. l.. Quinn aud with spent sun
day In Clarendon with relatives.
A. w. Worsham returned this
week from Missouri where he has
been visiting for several weeks.
Isaac harris returned home Wed
nesday from a trip tn Colorado, Ne
braska and other states.
Miss Mary Beedy went 10 Canyon
CITY Monday morning. where she will
reenter school
Sam Bond returned to Canyon this
week where he will stay for another
term In the Canyon City Normal.
Mesdames Roth OF Dallas and s
A McCarron of Memphis were the
guests Of W. T. White Saturday
Mrs W. r. Baker and children
visited relatives north Of Leila Lake
Saturday
Chas Newman has entered tn
clarendon public school His father
went up to see him Tuesday night
Mrs Wilson and daughters o
Memphis spent Sunday with Mrs. G
| a. Wimberly,
Misses Jessie Davis of Giles an'
liess Ferrall of GAINESVILLE are th'
guests OF their friend Mrs. j W
Mann, this week.
T. T Harrison and family return
ed the first of the week from Cor
pus Christi where they have beel
spending the summer
Mrs Rufus Williams and sol
Chas. Of Memphis were Mp Sunda
visiting their daughter aud sister
Mrs Chas W Kinslow.
Evangelist Singer Joe Blanken
ship aud wife stopped of Wednes
day To spend the day with HON,
folks They have been helping Il
La meeting at Claude
! T Jones and daughter of Gar
land. Texas. on their way home tror
Colorado stopped off Wednesday 4
visit their brother aud uncle. x u
Jones aud family
Mrs ! l. Balm received messaR
Wednesday afternoon that her brC
iher. claude Guynn died az Dalla
and would be- buried Thursday q
Bridgeport Mr. and Mrs Balm lei
at once To attend the funeral
". r. BRAY of Amarillo Will NOV
To Hedley this week and will occup
the - " Moreman residence In IA
Smith Addition Mr. Bray will b
connected with the lledley Dru
Company tie ~ an experience
druggist aud for the past few yeaI
has been travelling for the Roac
Wholesale Drug Company of Ann
rillo.
Misses Marion and Annie Brow
of Clarendon spent sunday with the
cousins. ] H. MastersOn's.
The Buy-a-hale cotton plan
creating lot Of interest here. lie
ley gins are expecting 10 gin aboI
5000 bales here this year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

Mesdames Davidson aud Shields
aud Miss Davidson entertained We'd
nesday afternoon with . shower for
Miss hess Ford. who is To be married
on the 18TH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12

The lsch-ga- Bihhle Cmh met Tues
day afternoon with Miss Ruby liill
"Rook" was the diversion Miss Ma
bel Dunn won high score Delicious
iced tea aud sandwiches were sery
ed
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Satin pansies

Satin and velvet panslss In splendid
puppies and yellovs. four times the
natural sire that grows In cur gar
Tens. are used on hats They are also
i-ed In the front OF the bodice Just
above The deep girdls.
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PI.AIVVIEw.

Little Miss Marguerite Willis pas
eed the thirteenth milestone of her
life Friday. She celebrated the go.
ent bv giving party at the home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J W. VII
lis. ga West Second street
Games we're played IN gay, light
hearted fashion in the parlors aud on
the pretty lawn
Many were the beautiful present
brought 10 the small hostess as re-
memberancos of the day Iced wa
termelons. sherbet aud cake wer"
served hy Mrs Willis. assisted hr
Mrs. VI. Malone
o
The Christian Women Board ot
Missions met Tuesday with NJ. j.
N GsrriHon on ptriction street
mrs n N T0wrey led the services
Mrs. David Tudor led IN prayer The
lesson was questions ON Missions in
japan Mrs VI Adams conducted
quil Elder Y 4 Highsmiih ialk.
ed on Home Missions
Salads. sandwiches and iced tea
we're served
Sunday m ruing 90 nine O'Clock
Miss Jennie humphrey entertained
in honor OF Ier cousin Miss Frances
Morrow with u four-eDurse break
fast The occasion was tH' birth.
day OF Miss Jennie. Fayors red ros.
- marked tle places
Those present were MISC hath-
Ieon Joiner. Dorothy and louise
Bolton. Madgs May. Nell Rouudirc"
ana the honorec and hostp--
Mr. and Mrs " g. Rauier "nt"r.
tanned a. their home. ten miles south
of town last saturday evening
Various gaines were INDUCED in.
/ Then the party were entertained
I with music furnished by Mr. amt
I Mrs Bert Rs.Dp. and Miss ieoua Nc
/ Kinney gave aeyeral well selected
readings. after which the hIstcs
delicious refreshments
%
Announcement ~ the MARRIAGE o.
Mr. pouglas 10 q Todd. son n. Mr.
I and Mr. 81 Todd. and N. Bes,
Robinson. Ia Fhter OF Mr. and Mr.
H. ". - Robinson. Of Bryan. TeNa-
| ON September q have been received
| bv PlainvieU friends
Mr. aud Mr. Todd passed through
/ PlainyirW on route 20 their home, in
I Amarillo. and Here met az fhe sta
lion by number OF friends
This wedding is the elimination o'
a school-day romance a brother OF
/ Miss Robinson vas chum of Mr
Todd AZ the Agricultural ana Ne
chanlcal COLLEGE Of Texas. az Bryan
The groom las numerous friend.
I'M plalnview Uho wish him ever
success IN life
MR.. J.. VI peques and Miss salii'
Peuues. of Tyler. Texas. Vho Wcr
here 20 attend the bedside uf Mr.
Frank Hardin. vent 10 Amarillo
Tuesday
Mrs J IS vim returned hons
from two weeks visit With hel
daughter. Mr. Chas NauEh1. col
Lubbock. and Mrs Pearl Conway. o
slaion She vas accompanied D.
her little daughter Lena Bell VIM
Mr. and Mr. .. l.. CLARK. O.
/ ROCKY. Okla passed through liain
yisw "wednesday IN route ~ Lockne'
where they will make their home
Miss Lots Kelley. eho has beef
visiting various points on the Plain
returned 20 her home. In Galveston
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-12
Amarillo Society

The For ret me-nots will meet
Monday, Sept "a with Miss Louise
Harris. 1910 Monroe street
Tho Entire Nous club viii meet
with Miss Malone. sos Monroe
street, Thursday sept a.
The BOYS Progress club will meet
this afternoon az the home of Mas
ter Joe Dcasou. 1908 Fillmore street
An communications FOR publlca-
ton Ia the society column" OF the
Amarillo Daily News must be writ
ten on one side of the paper only, II
this request is observed by our
friends II will relieve the necessity Oi
rewriting many articles sent in.
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MIAMI.

The Epworth League gave their
chicken dinner Tuesday evening in
stead OF Thursday evening OF last
week They fed large crowd and
gave them full squar meal OF fried
cnicken. salmon salad pie. etc
The Ladies Aid OF the Presbyter-
Ian church met at the home OF Mrs
s. r. Fitzgerald Wednesday evening
There were eight members present
and one new one was added.
O.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met at the
church al 3:0O O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon with only few members
present
The Women's Missionary Society
met al the church Wednesday with
eight members present This being
the time for bible study. the lesson
for the afternoon was carried out
With interest.
The pretty home OF l.. h Robert
son was scene OF much merriment
last Thursday afternoon. when she
entertained with "i2" party. Soon
after each guest arrived she was giy
en- her number and playing was be-
gun IN earnest. After some nine or
ten games were played. the hostess
served delicious sherbet. and cake. A
number OF guests who fingered after
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-20
DISASTROUS FIRE
AT WALNUT RIDGE

Walnut Ridge. Fire which start
ed in the rear of the Cooper Phar.
macy at 1 o'clock last Sunday morn
ing, destroyed an entire block, in
GLIDING the Hotel Rhea, 500, 900
building erected IN 1904. The ag-
gregate damage was approximately
$3.50, 900. The 25 or 30 guests of
the Hotel Rhea had narrow escapes
from the early morning fire. Mrs.
j. ID. PoIndexter and Miss Helen
Ssmuels were seriously but not
fatally burned when struck by a
falling wall.
Walnut Ridge has no protection
and only a successful fire wall pre-
vented the flames spreading to the
Pitzele block.
The Hotel Rhea was owned by
Mrs. Lizzie Burrcl. The building
was valued at 800, 900, while Mr..
BurrePs private quarters were fitted
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-20

DEsPoNDENCY Dur TO INDIGESTION
1t 10 not at all surprising that
persons who have indigestion be
come discouraged and despondent.
Here are few words of hope
aud cheer for them by Mrs. Blanche
Bowers, Indiana,sPa. "For years
my digestion was 80 poor that
could only eat the ligbtest foods.
| tried everything that heard of
to get relief, but not until about a
year ago when / saw Chamberlaiu's
Tablets advertised and got a bottle
Of them did | find the right treat
ment. soon begun to improve,
and since taking a few bottles of
them nv digestion is fine" For
sale 10y all dealers. II At.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-20

ces are known where the feeding of
moldy silage was due to the neglect
of hired labor, and it Is best where
silage is fed to allow none but a
trustworthy man to do the feeding.
Frozen or excessively sour or too
much silage will sometimes cause
cole. Good silage will sometimes
cause collie in horses that are not
worked hard.
Not over one-half of the rough
age ration for a horse should consist
of silage, and ten or twelve pounds
per day is enough at any time.
1t is our policy to encourage the
building of more silos IN Arkansas,
but we advise extreme caution in
feeding silage to horses and mules.
q. Z. Watson, agent Tor Benton
county, writes that j. NJ. Carl Of
Gentry, sowed six acres OF alfalfa
on August 10th, 1914, on land pre-
pared by growing a crop Of spring
oats and then giving summer til
lage of frequent dlskings. On Oc'
tober 10 he cut a good half ton per
acre of clean alfalfa hay from the
field and at the date of writing,
Nov. /, there was a new growth of
from six to eight inches on the
ground, sufficient tor ample winter
protection. No incubation was
given the soil but nodules are plen-
tirul on the alfalfa roots IN all
parts Of the field.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-20

The Horse Doctor of the Calf Ribs
NeIghborhood Is at work on a patent
medicine that will cure all diseases
Of man and beast, with just one
dose. Thus will do away with all
other medicines, as well as every
doctor and the inventor will have
easy sailing in hls profession.
Another barrel Of licler al the
Hog Ford moonshine stillhouse has
been opened. While the Ticker still
shows considerable strength il is not
expected to survive long on account
Of its extreme old age.
The Editor of the Tickville lid
ings wrote several severe editorials
against the deadly house fly this
year, but will not do so next season.
as the flies seemed to ignore every.
thing said about them.
The Deputy Constable thinks a
person eau hide anywhere when its
dark, but in broad daylight be has
got to hide himself where nobody
can find him if he don't want to be
discovered.
AZ ler having heard that a man
was awarded five hundred dollars
damages on account of a train hav.
ing run over HIM, RAJ Barlow has
taken a seat on the railroad track
near Tiokyille.
Atlas Peck played a shrewd trick
on patent medicine company last
week by writing them for trial
bottle Of their remedy, which they
offered free of charge to anybody
being sick with stomach trouble.
Alta, made out like Le was sick and
went TO bed just long enough to
write the letter.
A show troupe appeared at the
Tickyille Opera House Saturday
night. They being all strangers,
the public did not take to them
much.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-20

up at a cost of $4,000 with fur
nIshings worth $4,000. There
was insurance of $4,000 on the
building and SO, 900 on its furnish
ings.
Other losses in the fire were:
Lexington aud Powers, losses of
the hotel, s5, 900, with l,5OO in.
surance; NJ. S. Cooper Drug Store,
5000, with $4,000 insurance;
aud the Walnut Ridge Furniture
Co., $4,000, with $4,000 insur-
ance. Losses were sustained also by
w. r. Beloat, an attorney, the
Mack's Toggery, Mrs. MidkIff's
millinery store, the Annex barber
shop and w. A. Dowell's news
stand.I These latter businesses had
time to save all their goods. The
Rev. G. c. Currie, a Presbyterian
minister, lost valuable library.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-20
HOgWalIow Ii News
DUNK BoTTS, Regular Correspondent.

On account Of the large lot Of
spider webs hanging around at the
store at Bounding Billows, no A,
screens were necessary this season.
The Dog Hill preacher has been
invited to take dinner at the home
OF Isaac Hellwanger next Sunday.
lie has il under consideration aud il
Is believed he will accept the call.
Cricket Hicks is expecting the ar
ti6olal rosebuds on Miss Frusie All.
uop's hat TO burst into bloom any
day now.
Feet come in mighty handy when
you sant to walk around.
The postmaster Is expecting a
new supply of stamps in within a
few days. lie has only one left in
stock aud Miss Hostetter Hooks was
over looking at it yesterday.
SIN m'Elinders was the victim OF a
painful accident Friday morning
When he dislocated his shoulder.
He was at once removed To the black
smith shop and was soon again all
right.
A man wearing a bedtlck shirt
and look Of disappointment was
shot while getting haircut at the
Hog Ford still house Saturday. Fol.
lowIug the sho,s he treated the
crowd and they all joined in hoping
HIM a speedy recovery.
Luke Mathewsla has decided that
# times get much tighter with him
he will have To close hls big pants
pockets that open at the top, and do
all Of hts dnanc,e ing out Of his left
hand vest pocket.
CelaE6us Allsop has a chunk OF
~rosum for his bass fiddle, and is now
prepared to drown any racket that
may come up at any entertainment
when be Is engaged to play.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-20
How's This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
hat cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY 6, CO, Toledo, O.,
We the undersigned have known i, J
cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
Ijp, perfectly honorable in all business
traasactions and financially able to carry
nnt any obligations made by his firm.
Toledo, o.
rIoIrs Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
,cting directly upon the blood and mu-
gous surfaces Of the system. Testimonials
cont free. Price 70 cents per bottle. Sold
TAKE HclIs Family Pills for constipation
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-11-20
Only One "BRoMo oUININE"

To get the genuine. call for full name, LAxA
TIVE BRoMo QUININE. Look for sighature OF
X. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold In One Day. Stopa
cough aud headache. and works off cold. sc.