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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
GRANITEvILLE.

There will bc au entertainment AZ tho
Solid Rock chapel IN Foxvillp Friday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21

Mr. and Mrs Herbert w. Mcintosh ri
burlington M and Mrs. %. D. Tlrcsh-
- 81 Philadelphia. were here 10 attend
the Thomas memorial exercises.
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Treasurer's Notice on Request
for Tax Deed

To svey psssoa In actual possession or ooSu-
papcy Of the bereisafter described land. lot
o. pssmisea snd to the person in whose name
tbs same was taxed or specially sasessed. and
" sii psfsons having an interest or titls Of
rocoeA In or 20 the same.
Notice Il hereby given that on ths 18th day
Of December A. D. 1911. ths folIowtnK described
property. then situate In ths County Of Otero.
now In the County Of Crowley. and State Of
Colorado. TO- Wit:
The SEX Of the Nwh OF Bee seventeen N1).
Township nineteen 40. Range nfty.sfx (ssj
ooatatstnG In al forty tSo, serss. wSs
cold for the taxes fH the yesv i0fo,
spd puscAsAed By 2. ". Roberts who hath
nsde request upon the County treasurer Of
said County for = deed.
That the said premises were taxed for ssad
year 1914 In the name Of Sarah lies.
That tho time Of redemption OF suoh real es-
tate from such tax sals will expire on the 18th
day Of January. A. D. 1915; and unisss r.
deemed on or before said dsy. deed will Be
Issued therefor.
Dated this sth day Of September. 4. D. 1914.
VIM. BR0ADBENr.
Treasurer Of tho said County Of Crowley.
Rirst Publiostion Sept %, 1914.
Last Publication Oct. .. 1919.
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Nimrods 10 W5dnerness

4 party n ysnsods left for TIE
n6pgsssass Lsss SsSsrdsy Us hust fDs
bess ssd eSkes ~ EsDs- Tie D<o-
bsss H tsis sxxSegsssos Of bsotess
we're Ge.rxe Gsiisyssr Mort GSyessy,
Dss Nssske~s sOd Elmer Hcssef.
Tb<y vest n BAy1es6 ~ rail- scd
fSpm tbsse sest 80 tvessy>Eye niges
fsno the wilderness They lDk es-
sfysssisx . nuGtss sis01sd ESse 90
sacb = trip ssd Dp1e ~ esJoJ . hast-
log trip se yer befsse eqgated.
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Stock Sold Well

o. N. Reeve, rancher, residing four
miles northwest OF town, had sale
Tuesday Of this week and sold on his
entire lot Of stock and fsrming and
household goods He Intends TO leave
soon with his family for Arizona,
where he Will reside. The property
sold we'll all tine way through. the
livestock bringing very satisfactory
prices and the demand quite marked
q. N. McNulty auctIoned the sale and
X. }. Pendergrast was clerk.
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Too,h Tall.
.-.<.~-

The teeth lay the fl,1ndstion fDs
the besIsb sod ssseSgtb u bsnkino.
II IL sbe teeth that ffse receive.
sorx or,,o snd prersfe the fosd that
|. sbs fuel Of the k<,dy, The fYss asd
greatest st<p toward xsr.d besith IL u
have sos,d teeth.
IL u greatly 70 Be depiossd that The
SumheF of rersoos ~bo resiizs The
ysIue and sppfecists the comfort ~
health IL 20 small OnIy eight per
cent 81 the entire robuistsoo of ib~
CSfted states have true coOceptiyo
Sf the value Of teeth Sod pSy proper
z.tSnfIoS ~ them.
The other hIpety-tuo psS ceot are
content ~ 90 through life with de-
formed faces. usssDtlsry and IN
healthy hssdIes and sb6es. great pain
b~czase they are Ignorant u the true
fuDcr lon Of The teeth. 1S are TOO neg
lsctfsi snd careless 70 give them the
required satsntion.
A clean tsyth never decays. A c0n
tfDaed ciessiSg of the teeth 1t home
il sbsbl1sely pecessssy. No t,0th can
ever be ~, clean aod no sDooot Of
exercise fs tGs, .gSest b give IL. Re-
move every BIZ ~ foreign natter that
lodses 10 the nstufsI esesices sod n
you csn't d. IL yoosseIf. have ir done.
R-memi,er. = cieso tsptb never de-
csys,
Our methods are practically pstn
Iess. our mice II modern sud every
thing IL Thoroughly cIcso aud snii-
sceptIc and sterilbz-d,
Send your children U zee me for IN
e1zminsttos, There II no charge for
% examination and advice.
DK. N. X. RODExHAUsKs.
Dentsi susxe<,n.
Phone Ordvsy 1851. Ord way. Colo.
IS pounds ~ Sosss for N Saturday
Ocsobes q Lsasy Bsotben + Com
pssy.
Sell your bsied sIfsifs 70 Ttedemapn
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Finch Cnnes % tI,is County

- Fts<A ~ Dessex. Sx.Ee ssper-
issenaess 81 Sac Ces1rsaO Asss-Sa-
issS LeaGn& siH sadrsss RE reosie
1< the cDussy IN Tie Issesesx o. Sssse
wide Pr1AfhlsssA-
Hk spe14afassss are Osa<y Epsiaxs
RrsdsJ eseSSnx- 0gephes 3 Orduay.
yortA Park SstssuaJ ~ II o'csoet.
Ssszs Csg Aeshs1tsx enssra :s1sdsy
~ II s'esoek- Kis9 Certer. Sendsy.sx
. 3o'csock, Orcvsy Esa1gesScai church.
Sssd1y esesiaE
Mr. RSceh , tssiaed speakes-
estbasiaSste 1sd thosoo9hay Informed.
Oppoceots - ve1 ~ frieeds os pro
hib&tiDs are isSis<d- aad essscs ally
tb0se vbs are neith<f-
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Concrete Troushs

g. p. PssrSck bas pas io coocsete
driokisR trough as his ranch house
aosrbeaxs II toun- The truogn IL
four feet deep zod sets ~fx inches 10
The Eroond. sod is G feet ioag- He
i preparing To pot seven Of there
tfoszghs 10 different parts Of his pas
t1res where be has OfDdmilIx
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Irrigated Farm for Sale

I offer for sale the swa Of Section
i2. Township 81 S Range So. about s
miles west Of Ordway and ~ miles
north Of Crowley, Colorado. Good 2
story brick house and other improve
ments. VIII sell on terms. Might take
some trade AS first payment Look
this over and address
r. l.. Wilson, Arapahoe, Colo.
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asxs e1<e sse 4ssire sese hiss<sf ssd
n Ex1st 81 sde rssssssA He seteeS<d .
nHsss b<es . seW 1sJs go as9
ssssxxs Is 70 s&< ysp Era oBce asd
ts ss eo~ 90 sssSsxslos- TIE beet
vesxss u ss7sss56
Jscx - ssse sss ~ Fred Hssdefsco.
VIZ lives 10 s<.e KIsx C<naes ossssSes-
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Hanna s Johpsoo nave made AZ
rsngeOenss 70 have the Prioce<s the
ater shou the Ford sutomobiIe facto-
~ 1Iws on Monday night. October
IL. II 700 want to know b0u the
Ford factory turns cot . car min
s'e. here is your opportunity TO see
for yourseif
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SIX Year Od Boy
Crows Sugar Beets

Jssx Hess1essss, az year. u aes. -
berfsps sase yoSsssss sgsssssssSsss 10
tkss ~ ssy ssk<s eDsss5-> Jazz sso-
6see6 sS8ss beetS s&is Sasss ssass1s sas1
haS os< sere ~ ~ as> > ks ~ s<ess -
ssy gy1~ss II this eosssg. he shissed
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Central Committee Meets

The Republican county central COM
nittee viii meet 10 Sugar City, 90
Saturday Of nett week IL is zn zd-
IoorDed meeting from one held here
isss Saturday.
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The R0ss Photo Studio makes up
to-dste Photos. Bring rs your kodak
dpisbing. Ordway, Colo.
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Tho average bird II the farmers
osst and truest friend--stand by YOU
.rispd pds--the fenthered sor~stars.
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Summons
srArE OF coLonApo.,
CONN. = e.o-l... - IL :ss.s e. s'''''
SIMMONS.

cop,rr ~ c.ovlr. " eoatI .os es'''
70. 4 .r.:o. .:1s. F''''''a- ,uxnoxs.
Ashy LASH. Desesdasst
1hs Rsopis os the Bssss q Coass.As. 70 Baby
Lans. ~ SSsesdsas sbsvs NAMED. Grssssns:
fos ars h<rsby Required 70 a0Dsas IN aa 80
tass bssaGSs aesist Soa by tbs above ssnsd
psaisst2. In ne cosss, cosss sf Cro~ieS eosa-
II. atass of CssSrsdo. 80 sssses ths co.,
pIAtst tb-rsas vfthtn thirty days sfsss IL
s~vtes hssof. u served vital. Tie sssss q
Csssrs1o: ~ n sssve1 sat 81 the 0sAss q
0assaAs. - By psbitsssson. vtthfn nfsy dsys
sfsSs ths asSviss hsrsst. ezsisstvs u tAs day u
ssvies: - ssa1 aestss nsy b regularly - for
ssfsi ~ sss.s - tAsssA ,seh sppssrssss haA
hsn ns4s sd issss hs1 bssa Jssssd % sseh
ss00es5ss-
NJ sssA ssslse = bssssAs ~ paaastiR - 80
49, . 1ssBss q Atvssrs. dtssssvtsG ~ hsods
= nsssfDssv Dov existipg hstvsss plssstlA
- dstssAAst. - ths GRAND q assssssss. -
wi1r osrs fully appsss froo oonp,aast II sadd
ssssos 70 vhtsA rsfsss.os 10 hsrs nsds
sd copy sf vhtsA y hssses stsAebsd.
And yes are hersby sostAsd thss n yss ian
70 appsas. ssA - sae~ss ~ ssia complaint -
shove required. IL sssd p,siati6 viii app,y 70
~ eosss'for ~ relief tAsrstn demanded.
Give. usdsr ny hasd sad ths assi q sid
oosst, u Osdway IN ssid county. this LIST
day a Aepts0beS. A. D. 1914
O. =. PATRICK.
yudgs and Asefns Clerk.
fnBALJ By DkrpIs J. NoorRH.
Deputy Cisrk.
HAR1Y Z. MAST.
Astorssy for Pissatia
First Pubtieaasoo oet..7 ,. 1914
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Take good roads for your text and
20 everywhere preaching the gospel OF
better farm conditions.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-09

Let Us explain our heating stoves
Yoo can't help bat like tssm--The
Ordwsy TSsdiag cn-
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DIR. T. E. McKeeby

Caiis answered day or night. Spe.
clal attention given 20 diseases OF
women and children. Residence
aud oiiice phone, T0ltcc 864.
Olncy Springs Colorado
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Robber .tsnp.-ss this once.
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FIRST Pubtieasion Oct. .. 1914
Lest rsbiiasttos Oct. n. 1914.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-28
MRS. THOMSON
 TELLS WOMEN
How She Was Helped During Change of Life by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
 Compound.

Philadelphia, Pa am just 52years of age and during Change of Life sui
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PUSH LEGISLATION.
Vote on Trust Measures May Be
 Reached at an Early Date.

Reached at an Early Date.
 Washington. D. C., July 27-Actua. progress today rewarded efforts of administration senators to expedite trust legislation and the first vote on al amendment to the interstate trade commission bill was reached. Democratic leaders now nope to get final vote on the first of the trust measures by Saturday night
 The amendment adopted by q vote of 40 to 13, would apply to the sec tion of the bill relating to unfair com. petition and would provide that no order or finding of the proposed conp mission order of a court in connec- ton herewith should be admissible as evidence in any suit, civil or criminal brought under the antitrust laws.
 Senator Brandegee. republican, moved to strike from the bill the sec tion which would declare unfair com. petition unlawful and empower the commission to define unfair competi. ton and prevent corporations from using unfair methods This motion was pending when the senate re. cessed.
 Republican senators have called a conference for tomorrow to discuss the trust legislative program and the general situation.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-28
RUSSELL GARDNER WEDs.
Man Who Interested Himself In Vel. fare of Hot Springs Marries
 Again.

Russell F. Gardner of St. Louis, who has many holdings in Arkansas, especially in and near Hot Springs, and who is a wealthy buggy manu- lacturer, was married to Miss Maude E. Simpson of Clifton Terrace, H., at Alton, H., Saturday afternoon. They were married in the basement of a newly completed hotel in Alton.
 The two met at the hotel after MT. Gardner had telephoned to Mrs. Gardner. They went directly to the hotel and were to be married In the parlor. They decided to make a tour of the new hotel before being mar ried, and had just started when MT. Gardner saw partly finished plat
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Society D. CROCKETT, Editor. Telephone 224S
 Mail Items 120 Garland
Announcement.
MRS. D. A. CROCKETT. Editor

Mrs Fannie Kempner will enter tain Thursday evening with a social at her home on Quapaw avenue, giv- en for the benefit of the Ladies' Tenn pie Aid.
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CONGRESSMAN
 HERE TOMORROW
WILL STOP OVER ENRoUTE BACK TO WASHINGTON AND WILL
 BE ENTERTAINED.
conqressman Taylor Writes Secre- tary Latta of Chamber of com merce the Situation of Appropria' tion Items.

Congressman Robert l.. Henry ot Texas will be here tomorrow, in response to an invitation rendered bv the Chamber of Commerce yester- day. Mir. Henry will be enroute back to Washington from ais home In Waco. Texas, and while here will be entertained by the Chamber of Com merca and Business Mems League and will be shown local conditions relative to the appropriation asked for in congress-
 Congressman Henry answered the invitation with the information that he would arrive here Wednesday and spend the day.
 Congressman s. NJ. Taylor of this district has written Secretary Latta relative to the fight in congress Tor the appropriation items, and from his letter there is much doubt that the appropriations will be made, though the senate committee has as yet not yielded to the house, and there will be another fight over the issue
 The letter from Congressman Fay Tor to MT. Latta follows:
 Washington, July 2i, 1911. Mir. Ernest F. l.atta,
 Secy. Chamber Of commerce,
 Hot Spring, Aark. dy dear Mir. Latta:
 have your favor Of the Fist inst If you will refer to the Compression al record of Tuesday, the Fist, you will find that the House voted m' down on the Clarke amendment t( which you refer
 The day before the amendmen was reached in the House l wrote ; personal letter to nearly all th' members calling their attention tt the amendment pointing out tho great necessity for the improvement and urging their favorable consider ation.
 The Appropriation Committee | headed by Mir. Fitzgerald iS the mos powerful committee in the Hous' and they resisted concurring in tn amendment with great yigor, as vol will see.
 The amendment is still in disagree ment in conference between the tw ! houses. The Senators, representing the Senate as conferees, are ye standing for the amendment. mad, hard fight on the floor of thu House, but failed.
 It may be that something can b' done at the short session. Unde separate cover l am sending you ; copy of the record of the 2lGt inst.
 Trusting that you will not hesitat, 10 command me when l can serve you and with every expression O regard, I beg to remain,
 Sincerely yours, S. M TAYLOR.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-28

water with Cuticura Soap and then pus 'sr S the Cuticura Ointment and got "'s' pa1t ', \, Two weeks from the time comineps' .ss use Cuticura Soap and Ointment .ared sound and well and have not been Do''''' since m bls
 My baby had breaking ous y ,be ear and behind 1t and he wouiu o'a ,sas skin off. 1t spread and his ii''io ed' vah nearly routed of, washed It eopu rmI- the Cutcura Soap and then put on 'pt un.s cura Ointment and they heaiou a,. (signed) Mrs Mary Bolcs Jan SS' i'i'.
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Compound to me and tried it at once and found much relief After that had no pains at all and could do my housework and shopping the same as always. For years 1 have praised Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound for what it has done for me, and shall always recommend it as wo- mans friend. You are at liberty to use my letter in any way. Mrs. THOMSON, 649 w. Russell St, Philadelphia, Pa.
 Change of life is one of the most critical periods of a woman's existence. Women everywhere should remember that there is no other remedy known to carry women so successfully through this trying period as Lydia E. Plnkham' 8 Vegetable Compound.
 If you want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Med icine Co. (cOnfidentiaD, Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened read and answered by a woman and held in strict confidence.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-28

Welch of Houston, Tex, who are visiting their sister and aunt, Mrs. |iH A. Ward, have gone to Little Rock to visit their brother and uncle, c. C. Evans. Miss Evans and Mrs. Welch, with the children, will return in a day or two to continue their visit here with Mrs. Ward for a few weeks longer before returning to their home in Texas.
 *
 Miss Dean Robertson has returned from Philadelphia.
 
 Mrs. A. E. Harper of Terrell, Tex, arrived Sunday to spend a few days with Mir. and Mrs. J. r. Harper and her mother.
 Miss Martha Lee of Malvern is visiting Miss Lenna Leiper on Wash ipgton avenue.
 Miss Florence Eddy arrived Sun day from Little RocK.
 *
 Miss Lucille Ryttenberg of Stump ter, s. C., arrived Monday to be the guest of Miss Bernice Fellheimer. Miss Mabel Head of Arkadelphia Is visiting in the city
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson left Monday on an overland trip to Brink ley and Helena Miss Katherine Mitchell of Brinkley will return with them.
 A. E. Carter, who mas been spend ing his vacation in Chicago, is ex- pected home next week.
 * #
 Misses Jodie and Josephine Brown are contemplating a trip to North Carolina during August.
 * The friends of Mrs. J. li. Lloyd, SIS Ward avenue, will he pleased to learn that she is somewhat improy- ed. She was taken quite ill while on an outing at Crystal.
 *
 NJ. F. Dean and family of Arka- delphia are visiting Rev. and Mrs s. C. Dean.
 < J. l.. Collins of Mt. Ida street has .returned from Mountain Valley Springs much benefited.
 <
 State Auditor l.. l.. Coffman and wife were in the city Sunday visiting Ldr. and Mrs. Houston Emery, who Are cousins of Mrs. Coffman. < # Jack Horne, IT,, left for his home in Rector, Ark, Monday after spend ing three days with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Horne.
 * Miss Sara Crow of Little Rock is expected here tomorrow.
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fered for SIX years
 terribly. l tried sev- eral doctors bGI none seemed to give me any relief. Every monththe painswere intensein both sides,
 and m ad e m e so weak that 1 had to go to bed. At last a friend recommen- ded Lydia E. Pink hams " e ge t a b ] e
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-28
Samples Free by Man

If you wish slin clear Of piInpivs i,, m Ilve blackheads, hands soft and whi'e ,g na and and glossy. and scalp free from danu' anu S of Gu itching, begin to-day the regular iSs s. .nooo, ' ticura Soap for the toilet bath ana sual ,,es,lon assisted by all occasional lleh' aprra rntctra of Cutlcura ointment. Althoukn where, Soap and Ointment are sold e'p' pook will a sample of each with 32-p sein ,."Ss pvs post- be sent free upon request. Ao
 card cutIcura. Dept. T, Boston
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-28
VALUE OF PROPERTY.

s79,l5Ooo $lS4,sooOo $i2Os2.22 s225,53222
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The Mississippi colony at the Ma. jestic hotel was increased by the ar rival of the following: Miss Kath- crime Caruthers, Como; Mrs N. B. Manson, Itta Bena; J s. Edwards, Shelby; w. B. Perkin, Clarkdale.
 R. M. Adams, Denver, is a guest at the Majestic hotel.
 Dr. "A. L. Stepp, Vandusen, Mo, ar rived at the Majestic hotel for an ex- tended visit.
 The Memphis arrivals at the Ma jestic hotel included Bert Phillips Mir. and Mrs. D. M. Crawford and E F. King MT and Mrs. Walter Wiley of San Antonio are registered at the Majes- tic hotel. MT. and Mrs. J Earlton Moore of Great Falls. Mont, are guests at the Majestic hotel. * Dr. P. P. Pi'lans. a prominent phy- sician of Orlando, Fla, is registered at the Majestic hotel. The late arrivals at the Majestic hotel include Mrs. w. S. King and family, Lonoke; A. l.. Weise, Nash vile; o. B. Rothnage, Forest City; | w. K.. Mosh'burn, New Orleans: MT. and Mrs. V. J. Gosley, s. Louis; J. Williamson, Waco; E. J. Peterbr- l osch. St. Louis. Russell Marks arrived home Sun day, after spending week with his mother, Mrs. M. Marks, and brother Paul Marks, in El Dorado.
 
 Personals. Mrs. Albert Mendel left Sunday for Ottawa Beach. Mich. She was accompanied by her sons. * Miss Carrie Weiner and mother lett Sunday for Ashyille, N. c. MT. and Mrs. Dave Burgauer will leave next week for Ashville, N. c. * Mrs. M. A. Rockafellow is con- templating trip through the White Mountain country soon
 
 Jesse Gillian and Harry Kranz expect to spend their vacation in Milwaukee. Mrs. L. s. Jones of Covington, La, who has been a guest at the Kettles house, returned home Saturday.
 
 James Weaver is expected home next month, after spending several weeks on a large ranch in South l Dakota.
 E. B. McKain will go to St. Louis this week on a brief business trip.
 Mrs. Tom Marks and three chil- iren of Beaumont, Tex, are visiting liMrs. Marks sister, Mrs. II. McCaf- Serty. 1 Neil Wirls returned to his home in Louisville, Ky. after making his home here for several months, dur ing which time he made many Friends 
 Miss Gladys Millsaps has returned from a two weeks visit to friends in Little Rock. Mrs. John w. Lee and daugrer, Martha, of Malvern, were visitors in the city Friday.
 Mrs. L. w. Marshall of Camden is a guest of Mrs. Fred Gray. Mir. and Mrs. Glenn c. Robertson and boys left yesterday for a visit tc the formers grandparents in Arka- delphia after which they will return to sheir home in Louisiana. Miss Altha CasaGa is improving from recent illness.
 
 Mrs. Ben E. Alkioon trimmer for Haumant's Millinery etore left Sun day for Indiana, where she will spend her vacation visiting relatives. Before she returns she will visit the eastern markets, where she will se- lect d full and up-to-date line of fine millinery for Haumant's fall and winter stock.
 Miss Lulu Evans and Mrs. Cora Welch and Misses Bessie and Zelda - -========---= ......... ................. 4,948.T
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itch till l woula
 scratch tho blood out of my skin ana
 then 1t was just llke fire. | couiu n sleep at night until II got Cuticura soap and Ointment. ,yo,,lel batlie in warm
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-28

Use lines In your iced tea. Phone 242. We deliver promptly. R. C Morris Drug Co. 6-leu
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-28
ITCHING BUMPS
 COVERED BODY
Just Like Fire. Could Not Sleep At Night. Baby Also Had Breaking Out on Ear. CutiCura Soap and Ointment Healed.

Route No 8, Cooper Texas. -- ",.s taken with an itching and my whoo pDdJ ,I got covered with little rcd bumps. it "Vs.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-28
SIS CENTRAL AVE.

form over half-fifed swimming pool. Deciding that was just as good a place as any, the couple joined hands and a justice of the peace pronounced the ceremony. Several friends of the couple were in at tendance.
 Mrs. Gardner formerly was the wife of l.. $. Chandler of Dallas Tex. They were divorced eight years ago. She is 3i years old, and a blue-eyed blonde. Mir. Gardner al so has been married before.
 Mir, Gardner has donated liberally to the fund for an Arkansas exhibit at the Panama-Paci1c Exposition.
 Use lines in your iced tea. Phone 242. We deliver promptly. R. C. Morris Drug co. 6-leu Mrs. w. o. Beauchamp and three daughters came back from Malvern Monday. where they had been since Saturday.
 
 Cecii l.edwidge, Max Gold lais Triton, Omar Wilson, Miller Belding Ray Gumm and Vernon Dinwlddie left early Sunday morning for an overland trip to Little Rock.
 #
 Mrs. Frank .Rowles has returned from visit to relatives in El Do rado.
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-17
Scraps,

Nearly 20 per cent of the residents
of the Nnited States are using elec-
tricity in some form every day, if only
for telephoning or ringing door bells.
Discovery of a prehistoric Turkish
bath in Ireland suggests against the
thought that most of the things about
which modern civilization boasts are
ancient. An automatic machine was
in use to supply sacrificial water in an
ancient Greek temple. Queen Maria
Theresa had an elevator in her house
IN Luxembourg at least as early as
TIT, and an omnibus was running in
Paris in 1862. In 1867 Robert Hooke
conveyed sounds to distance by dis.
tended wire-telephoned, in fact.
School children and teachers of
Pointe Coupee parish, in the flood dis.
trict of Louisiana, planted fifteen thou.
sand fruit and peach trees last year
Superintendent Trudeau has also a
plan whereby road work in the parish
will be done by school boys.
Deposits of kaolin have been discov.
cred in various districts in the state
OF Rio Grande do Sui. Samples of this
clay have been sent to Limoges in
France, where they have been anal.
yzed and tested with such excellent
results that this kaolin is considered
equal to the Japanese now imported
by Limoges factories.