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Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20
OUCH! BACKACHE! RUB BLUMBACO OR
 PAIN FROM BACK
RUB STIFFNESS AWAY WITH SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OF
 OLD "sT. JACOBS OIL"
Paine is gone!

Quickly ?-Yes. Almost instant re- lief from soreness, stiffness, lameness and pain follows gentle rubbing with .St. Jacobs OiL9
 Rub this soothing, penetrating oil right on your painful back. and like magic, relief comes. "St. Jacobs OiI'' is a harmless backache, lumbago and sciatica cure which never disappoints and doesn't burn the skin.
 Straighten up! Quit complaining. Stop those torturous stitches" In a moment you will forget that you ever had weak back. because it won't hurt or be stiff or lame. Don't suffer! Get small trial bottle of old honest ..St. Jacobs Ofl' from your druggist now and get this lasting relief.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20
DROWNED FROM SCHOONER
 OFF LITTLE GULL
John Dow from the Mayfiower Lost
 Overheard "Wednesday Night.

Schooner Mayfower (British) in New London harbor on Thursday, had her flag at half mast to tell of the loss of seaman, six miles east of Little Gull Wednesday night The lost seaman was John Dow, about 45 years old, Nova Scotian. A boat from the Mayf1ower, which was sent away to rescue him, got within 50 feet of Dow before he sank.
 Capt. c. R. Durant came ashore Thursday morning and made the re- port which the law requires the mas- ter of a vessel to make. The night was dark and the wind was blowing hard. The Mayflower's run for the day was from Duck Island with New London as the refuge to be gained be- fore the easter, which had then as- stunned serious proportions, developed into a gale.
 Dow was on deck watch with the master out, of the Mayhower's crew of five. The mate and cook were be- low but had not turned in. Dow told the skipper he was going forward. At 9.15 Captain Durant decided to Huff and to bring the schooner in toward Island. He called to Dow:
 Come aft to haul in on the main boomI"
 At the wheel Captain Durant heard Dow's answer Aye. aye. sir!"
 He supposed the man was on his way when he heard a splash and a cry of "Help!" Captain Durant turn ed the schooner's wheel hard over and brought her. into the wind, calling the men below. He told the mate and cook, who appeared in the companion way, that Dow had fallen overheard, but he could not see him.
 The schooner's yawl hung on the stern dayits and the mate and the cook jumped in. Captain Durant low cred them into the water. Then he listened and watched for Dow. He heard cry and by consulting the men in the small boat who had heard it also decided on the direction. The boat was rowed away and then the mate and the cook saw Dow. Three times he called. The two men rowed with all their strength against the wind and when they had gotten with in 50 feet of where Dow was strug- gling he disappeared. They heard him no more.
 Captain Durant after while took the boat astern and. the mate and deckhands stood by with heaving lines and buoys. hoping to find Dow afioat In half an hour the gale was coming on strong and there was nothing more that the Mayhower's hands could do She was headed for the Race and came into the lower harbor
 Captain Durant said he would mol think its was over two minutes before the beat with the mate and cook ir it was in the water and getting away Dow had said that he could not swim The MayhoWer halls from Ma1lard ~. s. Captain Durant is from Rams boro. He did not know much about Daw. The schooner has a lumber GATED, loaded at Parrsboro, N. S, and | is bound to City Islands N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20
At Quaker HiIl Homo.

Harry c. Browne, the actor, and Mira Browne are spending a few days at their Quaker Hill home before leav- ing for Chicago. MT. Browne has been playing with Roae StahI, who begins a tour soon. He left her company and is when that troupe goes to ChfcaRc.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20
Officers in Methodist Missionary So
 cietY.

Mrs. Albert w. Rogers of New Lon don was reelected corresponding. sec- retary of the Woman's Home Mis- sionary society of the Southern New England Methodist Episcopal confer ence at its annual meeting in Provi- dence, Wednesday. Mrs. Buck, wife of Rev. Walter P. Buck, of Stafford Springs, formerly pastor of the Fed eral Street Methodist Episcopal church of New London was again elected president
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

were operated between New London, East Lyme and Mantle by power from the New Londcn station.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

Saloon keepers have received letters from agents for several bonding com panies. cautioning them that the courts have declared that gambling in a saloon is a violation of the ex- else law and as a result there must be no turkey rallies for Thanksgiving turkeys.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

also compelled to spend considerable
 amount for medical attendance.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

< New York city's amazing wealth s revealed by the income tax re- mrns It pays s18,o0o,0O0
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

COATS 5000 and S12.5o Women's and Misses Coats Anniversary Sale Price $s.45 $500 Women's and Misses Coats Anniversary Sale Price 5000
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

VELOUR AND VELVET Shapes that sold from S2.e8 to S3.o8- Anniversary Sale Price ssc
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

SKIRTS
 s3.9s Women's Serge Skirts Anniversary Sale Price $2.ss $500 Women's Serge and Poplin Skirts
 Anniversary Sale Price $3.ss
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

WAISTS S2.o8 Embroidered and All over and Crepe de Chine Waists
 Anniversary Sale Price $1.98 $500 Lace and Net Waists in White and Ecru- Anniversary Sale Price $2.9s
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20

READY TO WEAR HATS
 Ready to Wear Hats that sold from S2.o8 to S3.o8- Anniversary Sale Price $1.9s
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-20
DRESSES

DRESSES S7.5o and Sto.Oo Women'S All Wool Serge Dresses Anniversary Sale Price $500 St2.5o and $500 Women's Silk and Satin Dresses Anniversary Sale Price $S.45
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
lJfders g AIKEN sF65lf5 Fine. EngsrTlayingS,|
day Rould spbe his vile. He. would
fnartgSher nos, !l1its hGlwas waiting Tor

day Rould spbe his wife. He would
anastgSher. nos, ldts hslwas waiting for
q change, this beatuifuf woman conld
not be Happy In his old home with tho
OLD timey mother, but she was getting
oia and the waiting would not be lihg
ana then his; hap piness- would be cofn-y
}plste., Tie old shabby dressed mother
81 - r crEfflky Why's Hp.ilh he nmL :. 2
sight, and could no longer make him
ashamed OF his ring. Oh, lit was, n
happy dream sand en lie SawoKe he
was In q pleasant frame OF mind,
e: e; (, ~. s !; !,
get Dit SiaoSE GU hSisss ao41inss aas aSs - y
4 s HI a. i the
doorway he found Ia little mote. q ISofS
from his nipther ying Slieil " as eo-
Ing back to the old home. she tho Stsat
Is OF L lem n said notfiinr
about hfs {er1el Ind Il Gre ii6e sjitt: faft
shtiilt Der es6ilg with all tiia iovsso Sc
her heart sand soul. ST ne cb a1Ra had
come, but Ia ID WY he did; iiof like id
slle must look the old mo- ier ;stitl
bring ier baS ID he must III Ehh
him saliile She iysd lee that he ID 81,
short and he made haste To reach tho
City Eogsard slaon he learned there
sHiss an old w9sna II sfil one cE tn < hesfsls
stals, no had Been, lied up q wing
teohd stioii. he Was soon by fisr Sid 5.
sana found iit 70 s3e his b Il ifdtf 81 iie
old king I'M ti1eIs iitit she ctiffd "a
nothing now bur look into MS fiics and
Smile. The grand Did heroine was pa ass- :
ing away and her Inst act OF bravery
was 20 con her sfsef rom her Stjr-
sbg J, dii fta a fit feil
and WITH Ia ~ I'm Stliy; d, i. fhaf
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4 .r. - ! NH
Atlantis Marc i q 55oft liif i
Inc In ;otasl i5 thrsating saatIi
and other sodt6ern citi Tea Gables liish
received here eia4f f's a isfiYik i
which havesdsIayd 4 niiisIbr bs Bi g p6t. ].
ash lAt s5esse d ich eii5ild 3 tuya
made tho GhaFie est6h and saVanrlah
1ofts this week.,s =
s The teafpeh Isociislsy,s which tsas
due TO rive III Saw sisaIii s0ii NfsfEh
/; 2tll,sw with $500 TINS cf 81 Y,tSW
tied up at FayAis aud tile steamer
NFiHTies Sig1si due ye erdas ? at the
mort OF Charleston has been e0mpela-
cd 20 put In at Hurta -fn the Azores.
as II fe tilt kasl tssa Ire d
Ito torisS nd stihef Is b sc aiisbiffe
fgn for whatever may be used In tie,
HfuFlgte sof otashf nan s6Hs
siln toss 50 as teilf and lsAiEiC ap 4SS s5e
& ton. s, =, i5 ~. : q
Even Sfiieas nriee snf sseftis.z saik
5 4 -. - 90
|a tom the aesfa IA 1eF FtiI: IL. z. 2 =
sitet has Ifof sfslt tie rise, it seams
only As ter DC u hort tine until iti
:.se Geofk 81 "a tiisrEs;
i5OresSi viii shc htlHti ing right nowsSo liys
sls his sbriHgS fsFsl Il ltzer SIMPLY -
4kcc0f fdiifg 10 the Drekeht ihsdicas
tions the Sseorgia farmer who d6esift &
ntIy atiis tfsft fiizer pretf 81 uliicis 10 gofiE
Stfs tos 1ay nl1ifes ljttsssioIA> ffrS it;
'NehRh5 la 868s bliy.ss,s = =, Z. Sss g
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8 IBELT0N sOfl00L

fssnOEtsillells Fer Sixth aToiith OF the
Belton HliSh Sehob1
Beltofft March 17!LFifst Grade. tat,.
zape AdHHss Marie. Austin. Joseph
Berlin. Lueiek Burns Edna clint
: 5 Sscstt teas 81 Dpf0thy. CdI.l Efargusrlte
Gree, Paul Harris, Frank Harris, hia4
~ Haynie, Audrie Kay, Blenche M.
lers 1En1e lia0f1,. SusGn Hacs,bs
Lucille Parker. Joe Putnam, Stella Nisy
iFaylofs, Paaiiila aThofnasoil, Madgs
vaughn, Sarah Vaughn, Mabel Wat.
ktnst Bill Wilson ~
Firste Grade II (AdVancat': Rufus AckL
Ief, Carol Brown. 5ohnliteS Caldwell.
Ruth Cox, Lois Todd, Carl Tinms. ne.
lacy Roberts, Mary Major. s,-,i2,
ssSecondsIfaae.s3 Emil Ii deCuen. SaIIie
MCCOY, Pauline Kay Mary Lee King.
Satifords oas ssss els Poore, Virginia
Griffin, Ruth NMaiEaffeyst
3. Third Grade. Jim Bowen Floritie
smith, Annie .nean West, Sara Cum
nisle ham, Fred Greer, Edna Camp
bell, Robert Johnston, Annie Vaughn.
LltciloS i6ppefS tIiaR Cox.
/, Fourth Grade; Mary Clement, Mamie
Deck, Annie May Thomas, Sara Gull
breth, EuRice Maddox, Miiiard Har-
Iis, Rob Tran1mell, i Edward Blake.
Jamess Burfs. fiinRf6n Raredalal
4 iareiidb SS6x GaySisffffih.
GIa tless ,IssSls West, Annie Lau-
;riesS SamE1e i Wall ter tsser,sJ. p. wiz
Hanson, Sybii Parker, Irene Vaughn.
Mne' Grimm Ieitna SsS Eass.s p; pss:; =,
Cunningham, Frances Adams, Malvina
Hopper Alice Harris, RuthS Greer.
~ :. 10y Siai6e, margaret
olthsss les, Sara Harris, Luther Cox.
Grade: JofRy Holconibe,
Dorris Major, Vivian Vaughn. So
his School Department (Tentii
Gradel :Fuby WardIay Ihez johnson.
4 elcightk GReGe: Wilson. Eearle, FL
sto Ragsdale. iitisssss s5estsl.,
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Y SOUTH VIII j d i d ssroN Il 4 ], I
!; ~ 4 5ss * Il /.

&, Rev, Lppiss NJ. smltl 6fs ipderson
filled his regular sppe einfiiSpt the
First Stree. Baptist church Saturday.
night aud Sunday moFniiig He ok
pstta to begin q two weeks meeting
iiat this place on the first SUNDAY ii.
May. 80
There stlit tba ai si1lI ay II
this place ph 4 The fouiiftll sulitI .iis
pFil. All tlorere os saFe err-.
daily invited to be ois llaiid arid
bring SiisIs b 6oiis
Il,flie moving 5icsIif SLOW VIII s65el,
Tonight fos business. The niaciilile
I'D not arrive In time to nut on q
chow last eidaSs. I. snf lii III ~ i
pestsd Good tns,sic vii be- fIIfnfshcdl
By the orchestra a & ,ss ~ sst
S Mrs Jiio. "A Cobb and dajightef,
Mrs; r. q, Mcbride OF GPsenvilIe
spent SdhdGy iff The ci y ii III 8 tFdiliss
MF. Eastice piilhite 3Eesti5I d al ttsS me
nhYy today at Nnrfnlh aglsi.
spending a. few days bore with hhs
mother. Eiistlce saw ne q lsess llie
navy fine.
Mrs. A.. r. Geddlings and daughter
Miss Gertrude, spent Saturday and
SUNDAY In Greer lille sstlth Mrs Ar
|g Mr.. Grady 9ihdihan ii srsenSilig;
spent Sunday in the ctt y iesiis friends.
Mr.. w. rs. Smithfsijen the wee etlti
In Ware Shoals with his mother. 4
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= t. . = -.
1 had found srler life and her world one
llers Hflnaea tdtl asl sasifets. Pso1
lold mother, she win, nayer live long
enough 70 realize the!ieight and length
ofStflsl lbridge between herself and the
! gifted. talented safi III n he sssisot sI1As.
Hove ana ignoraiic had Blinded iIsr q,
tthe bet f fn Is sle sai IItefI
or low. greAt or. small, She Se0uii 9Ifyal
I boe fsrh ali, aud soon Her mother!
he'll was planning a way TO ioIfs her
tsons "a s5lFtSls
tn. Few prepafat atfons she was res Idly. itr1n
Soohs bed pf { ofIl ~ cliangS sol
fSl0fhes and these coarse and coifliiion.
Dnf SSc0iltd tie son peet more; lie
/ rDi q al T,tas
: 5of the oil tlier 70 make ends meet
aau & fe kifsw TO expect her plainly
clad But he Sifad not reel iOned Oh; tie
4 sNsuts for en- list 4 met Jler Sst tic
4 stat sfie Was forced t0 Nse sIae st9aS
the Cd 7looi os Tire he's siaeI
i ever zen. 70 his ecre q he IL az Ia
tmalse Ia few Efforts DOS eba .:fsfeE ant.
4 VIII the ald mott her moved alj6nts m
ftIte hRsf fie and hurry & 3 i d 4 Ia SgolId
haES aflofg her army Go o.gls. .eliffle
tlFaatni ihg OF the; hear at esi isfie 81
for SOD 3 These .Ache es continuad Tor flie
Ictts set heart ~,
old soul which III as very en-, ,sFFas 4 a.
| to eS9h and fiance, 1. "a net llihr s.rsI
slow To show the plain oiF iFiswoIiiai ii that
She Y As - s;sis .;.3s
laer bilhded love hekan TO- seh klin
rolig ght tFsiatnpeiit from aoii and q ;lianc-
ssilti ut illEl ton ste can
:5sssss. So 5di q 81 easa5 5 1aek
to skes little shabby home. and never
tngain impose fher pre- ence upon ltier
tsotis land that fiisi III white her iilo,
slept; abe left, went Out infthe dark
| 20 look for 4 splhce Sshefe she; sould
I'D q ID and leave The city.--a
fpiaee which had % s h sssl s6ls
her. (, She wlall llSesfE Get ftar street.
sometimes cfDssfIg ore. 5it ) fFied TO
be careful. She ew any itfle thing
l'couit knock ieis slf KS tened:
EDnt I'll 0isesls seemed Ssf a. q and
as she Gro sset 6ne or the main stfeets
an satitomobllg glided by. It made mo.
| halt but IN d short time & d icesiiitl h
feHhu an old woman alI & Iiuddlsd sup
She as TN ali end he carried her
to- b hospital. i In he nleatitfm ne the;
son Blept on and dreamed OF the
bsst Iflil society woman Who. Spne8
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BELTON PAGE DEVOTED e 7RE @ @

tNRtldS has been sick more ahan a
# esk 9Th ptseyIaonla ana fears are
etate cd :, Tor Ids RECOVERY. s
q Mr, harley Brown has inv9nted and
Built. q col ton seed aeEaFRtor sad re
is mestiRg With general favor with
aa.sse '%iic nave seen it Ia operats5ns
M: Fiji tucker % aitiodn Falls;
~as' mere Stsidayii ltth DIS ;parsats, Mrs
afif Mrs Jahn NJ. Tucker. 2
g Mrs. s. M. Christopher has been iB
for several Gays but is reported bets
ter at ttit writing. e
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.t.s'ElsTGs

- u " u ~
Aftes an Illness OF several months,
Miss Sallte Jones died on the i1th
tnst.s 6 tic homo s0f her bro rs
IL .. .ssJ6lleB Ia tho A3rd year Of ase
and in Ser deA n y itF D0ln idi1itS ii 5.s
lost one snE Sitsl best Beloved
woHieH ltss leS er I'd ssafir
worldly pleasuTe but was content TO
reiihln at the old home and help care
for her dear old father and mot and
to 81 administer ttA IL en- In their last ilI-
ncssSs Never fijf word s1r deed s;eiSI IS
this good woman ever known to Darn
I q living soul and what greater name
sentila she have nla8s Sfor = hers
s5thsf ana now mai aes Sattss nne.
from = tnn1a z lA... Ia
the world Is better for her having iiy-
edpisn her quiet, gentle and noble life
sitpatd Bh an iIispiEatt1n tnfnB q l.. q
The EiiaHy friends OF MIR. West "a.
Williams are sorry TO learn Of his seFi-
Qua Illness ard we rust that he Will
soQh be sitter. NJ S. u s; VI !,
Nehy D man has fiiia ade a monkey
of illmaelf trying to ape his Bettefs.
Nilss Maud Cope land OF Anderson,
was visiting home FOLKS here last
Sunday. @
Miss Della Eirod OF. Wiliismstoai
visited Misses Saplfolia md Ruby
4 NOD lister last week ss,f q sts
Aif Broadtts and ter. Miss
Mse Ind Miss Zee Of Heb Ell ssf6r-
SHIPPED at Lebanon last Sunday.
81. Afiss Daisy ilc 81 sSif III arsofl
Nyas among tho Issbahafr isltors,I last
Sunday, sS i -;
When lat nta aizSS liass Dut-
lived hia ;stise fuiIfsS ST fnigiiE IslseSbe
said zliils Tic lildis't have any. Z
hrs. w. u. Copeland Is spending a
few days at WtllianBton with friends
and relatives. IN
9re thing sure, there nosi itsig MY
poor scal hbopt ths wagsfng 81 i dogs
taiIs & II : 81 81 ss5. 10 Z.
Some pedbIe are. very anxt6us To
build npA scgIDdl ( houaes slJys. brfSate
suisse lsli 80 lGlIg ils they s.iif't
: a ~
I winter Is lust half oyer. as pfes
dtclp1 bsS Pref. Fix please fsEsd b,aE
Mr. IL II viii d 4 ilfe for ID S Z to
piatIt our whtesznelon seed s6lne tlisie
in Atgust,
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Z
Mr.. 9lin Watson OF Mt. Carmel has
returned home after spending fem,
days s.a here With his hrsthsr. Or. j. q.
AssS.s Ii 9.tSfs ~ u .Y -. sss,S
and Mrs. j. Is Slerrad and sor,
Marshall of Anderson have bseT
span aing. fepz5 SaY 81 ere 81, ies lsarne
sofS en- re 4 TTi a
llsgs Grace ler . 5jls ef II Has "a
High school teachers has fesis led al 4
gone to her home In waterloo.
One pf the pleaBaRt events OF the
week wsg "a party iyens Friday 81
! Hiss SRA iillafan nd tons last Friday
Mr.. J. NJ Bedenbaugh and little
SON CofneIl spent last Icriaer IL .:
aerson's popular travelling men, was
In town today. fItTs 81 IS
I F1stsF Ssih1pE Ecn Of MT, Carmel:
YES Ia town sioRdEs on business. !
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Tribate . W s

& New York, March Il s, lilftidref
tlots and men ind omen 5ljtl 4
VOL f6dtly as ~ frGB Blite = Il
'2cstfnghouse whose geniua ave them
the means or livelihood. The inxeIl-
.tOEsof the sir brake wen illsied here
Saturday while mac iHers 66d Idle.
in q dozen factories in America and
uurop ase &. 4 g. u u g
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'L0NG BRANCH ITEMS {
@ Q Q olo. 0 90 90 0 o o o o oSo5S

s5S sGn Nm sass sm sneFasa sl,ia aHe
~ 81 \, =, Saa"kins' VINO
y sfl,ss Systs- ~ US "a 49,,
5S, that Mrs. Us
81, snSS s tss.i s ~ VIC lsss gss SICK fos
vi,,s " - i. s
= ~ Sgs slsase sI nnlIiey ana GeEtrlidg
..',a N;.. TIC tots
b, - MRS. Gienn Fasg' 3satur<
gay and Sap day iss {. s. $
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son. Anderson; e. n. "a. Williams
Pittsblifg; 70. 9, Dasis,, !Gresnyiiis: w
". Dedsoi south Carolina & nj, b. on,-
cry, ChaFlotte; II. R.rBarnstt, Boston !:
z. a. Roberts, Charlotte; j. r. Lang.
bridge, Charlotte; NJ. W. Howard,
SpartanburR. tte -
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liSpgstu1 e.AsSLlE stniB tknB u ttlBK9 a fsl y
Against Ethe bones sEEiiaads say IL
As rirsumi aisfn and Is need not make
saeil fliss 6YsF &c bit Tor tiie fact
being cIlppl led me thing aN Ni,il with
INC: g01HyUe IITIs q EJuuysmVnI SenIFOni
Elee for making fun 3Of folks wild, creep
TaTUund.5 i've ii5T - leu 4
Eovsr efespthg and sipheh, Il sSee;
men b sNolils ron asl - YOUNG
afg 4bout Ike siiaiis, II 4fesi jissfi
like toi ght oSef itIisins
But Issilsb bect iiIi IA steppla isEa
FsliitIg soff tlia 81 ns,, seiiies /; d
1et these Ills aia d ticks out ybf my
3ect. u car 90 at "a and In an torn
|5lb about ify &c ca d It so. S0me6o ody,
must come IN aySis ia tegtaifi me- -.
|efS can stand this iHsRit h6it help.
nsisst have SYM ~ rs ! ean 4 nearly
lttSe on 8yInDa iftf u a3 q tex
want q whole l0f e, and 4 like IL
bess fsa1fa absla ligs issild x am
20 ssSRduRS S1f tioF ~ e6' To m 4
from tile Boys sfli d ift sd aii tlta
love there Is q 9 = Get al that,
from the young 10 Il DID; DAk do You
know gae Fert few love ttlies ID IA. o. it's
tha tFutiS esi I'D he eI3oyt q 81 tos 5ioys
their own mot her 8 Eaii Ia leFe hers az
Ter she has done 80 dcti Sors them.
Yes, it is true 6E i ssaSY sts 6gcfl last
summer Sights hsFe IN ssoi & s0f SiiF pic-
tSlses sEsin sSa. hHd.5it near Z. ss,ly
ieart. 4 Sas told, esfISS In tae 5 al fers.
noon thhsss -i;~.ss ai;~.ss Sessi 10 iass u picture
truaf6 aifelS aud Ssurs 1t was q tlise
IltIles Ito tl3is srIsa tern III tfte
sdnas Aes hat ; i * oiiid feel the
Aches OF tthita old mother S 80 I e0utd
1eel the stiffness nSthe old limbs as
She bruised herself In har daily la-s
s6er,s sfcr.s her sons The work was sall,
for thsS sOfs no one else was thought
Iof, and II Is very sure. the old mother.
dad not a thought for herself, only
that he strength would d. out kal
sile fe6iIId work more sand more tor
her s0If She rea alIzeds 1T Ia ta1Ss
.ifi0nths atSd yesrs oES III DR. t6i
bring her idol 10 whers she ,ednld have
.6ini q great man. a great sph Clan, one
that the sEdE "a SSy6dld ssee d i 10. 10.
this aim SIDE lent every pow 81 lsdyl
end lnh hfle salicee ess. etIp became
'sioted afaong iiik elassns1t U. eld While
lorl0rs we're paid him IN ali sides he
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Miss Lille Ef0ilier spent Iaat suf,s'
cay With HISS Celeste Compton.
The D6Rbls Springs Sunday Schoos
ilsitl puof cpIIail EsetSsev-'
cry on he on SiIa next Sunday En6
organ nikes sa SiESsd a. SCI oo77., ( 8 ):
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spent SIN dagsWiti fh as q ttsr' q IS "a;
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ing last Sunday fic6n.
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Double Springs ebera Fssii;. d relal
tiyes neag tojrh yilie lest, ,indayl
9iss 1ltiile C.rOni or afia hfotiIef wore
ttf- ant dsrsoa last Saturday.
yle scllopI spf D1iil Springs was
ihS5s stoslr shing did ltloii iiss eF stiie
tIlalAg men & S6s PROF sf fs. sB Bf3sce
q laEge qgCs ss;46a6la sDffnGt
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Oakdale Isst Sunday iifSfnsIiR.
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lisg frielida Iass 5undSy AFTERNOON ana
teguets a. nice tiine.
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