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STORAGE NOTICES.

10 MRS. 9 $. NORRIS, FRANK 6.
Foote. Mrs. G, =: Chaplin MISS J..
4. BiaigsdeiI !; II; Miner Mss Mss A M
Hoag. 5. c. Swarthout. William Fox ggSsa
Watson receiver IN bankruptcy OF Chas.
II. Cuttreli. har A. PARSONS. f. /. I ~
gerald. W II. Field or Mrs. o. Woln' n
X. Pommery. Sarah S. McQuaide, Mrs. rs
tello NJ. Biographies, A. 81. Birdsall Grace
-. ......sai.. q, DUebele John =. Wallace.
Mrs. Rose l.. Courtney NJ q. Bohunek Lem
dOerfer. r. J. Phelan, Estate Ella NJ. Am
bier. J. G. Amber, Executor Mrs. Marietta
Oily or Miss Ulrike Stainer. S. Thompson.
MIR. or Mrs. Chas. H. Dewey. Mrs. b.
Howard. Miss Annabel Lee Mrs. n. hel-
" E. Bible. Mrs 4. 4. Travis, war
rem S Jordan. J. X. Mills. Mrs. +.
Barber John g Dillet, Mrs a. G. W heelrr.
Mrs A. Curtis. Richard a. Walker Edmun
eaton lockwood. Miss A. Morris. Mrs. James
II. Wells, Mrs Lettie A. Beekman, Miss
Mary Ella Foster, Compartment * Sons.
Mrs. Sophia Rowe, Frederic Dean j: \.
Richardson, Estate Of Mrs. A. Hite, Mrs.
Veronica Robbins, Miss Rosalie Rose, VI. II
Gaillard, Mrs. G; Scott. Mrs K Kane Della
Dennis Mrs W. NJ schneider: You and
each Of you arc hereby notified that the
time for the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having eX
pired. after due notice thereof had been
given YOU we will cause such property, 30
wit: Household goods personal effects and
merchandise, stored In the Columbia Stor-
age Warehouses by you or IN your nam
cor I'm which you may have an INTEREST,". TO
be sold at public auction, according TO the
statute In such case made and provided, at
nos 90 and 62 West 67th - on Saturday
November 1th. 1914 at 1880 a. m, ana
II the sale thereof Is not completed on
said date the same win be continued az the
same place on zach and every Saturday
thereafter, beginning at 1880 q. m, until
the sale ls completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
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Letters of Administration.

CATuARINE LAUBY october 81. $50 900 real
e.taie 81 500 DC sllai; gttes % John Easer and
Peter J. Lsuiy. second cousins. h. {. and NJ '.
Mcdonald. attorneys
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COUSTN COURT.

Tart IV-DIK q, J.--At 10 q. N.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
Henry /C arison Hoist Wanokur/ Birnstein
Dougherty/Reea NclOwsky/C
Nieman/B RR iCOopermanI Mass RR
Parker Afahonev rownsend/B II r II
KolchinsSy/ Menkn
The following causes II answered ready
VIII be passed for the day.
Manno/ bernstein CO Tan/Church Dwight
Braverman Nassau r lKotynski/N Dock
RR Fischer Knapp
GeIlert/Spccht Selkowetz/C y Y
Schneider Schnabel 10 Corto Nassau Elec
De Mair/Hunter r Il
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DISTRICT COURT.


Administrative AT 1880 a. m
NYNHSH rug Nolunl Deutz/Snme ....
Cohen /Bge Josephine standAfdJ C.s9 Salenty
RAINS Anonyme etc scott FultonT rnnspCo
Iatneonie 81 /tianssa, Fulton rransp/Scott&C
Nc NilisterJ uf Norwk EcllpseLt &c /COrnollSC
Parcels rug Mercer GildersleeVe/ sSohi'e
Lucas DTcdge No - -
Cases from this calender VIII % ssn' W
Judge Hazel
amrslty-HAZEL, j.
F'rci,ornIe /Stapies&P lForsythe/Sp d No I'll
EquitS IH.endar-SANBORN, j.
Flschcr/Corn
on Calendar-HAND. j.
PREFERRED CAUSES.
Curtis /Mckonna lWernci Nesbitt
Mooncv /NYNl&H iWerner/ Nesbitt
Bonyngo/ Milliken Ny NfsetskIAch
GENERAL, CALENDAR.
SkeelrfCNY tk.utcnlnn/LO h Val hN
Wiener Penn mn Valeri/Pullman co
Cohen ocean 81 Nav 4 S1l balet taNsl@
fIarned1nt magazine De Ia Feunte/ Ham
Rleichrode/ HART 3 Mckinnon/Ala secu'
Cuanica C/NY&pRSsi
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BRONX COUNTY
COUNTY COrRT,

COUNTY COrRT.
Special Term-GIBBS. J.
No day calendar
Trial Term-Gt BIS J.
Gunrino/ Shereskersfyl KerDe /Weii
Fleming sand /MallCttI Chensiu thinner
.DiSHlvitore/Union RR Benjamiu/Met Tob CO
Kipkin/P eskn Burke/NY city Int RR
Wiener Rubin e 81
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MARKS. sAMCEL-In pursuance OF On
order OF Hon John p. COhaian. a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. dated August
IS. 1914. rotice IS hereby given TO all persons
havins claims against Samuel Marks. Ia
OF the County OF New York Borough OF Man
haitian. city OF New York. deceased 10 pre-
sent the same, with vouchers thereof TO tho
subscriber ct her place OF transactins bust
nefs. at ne oLics OF tlrtcher. McCu cheon
d Brown, No, l23 Broadway borough OF Man
haitian, 10 the City OF New York. on or be-
fore the first cay Ct March next.
Dated. New YORK. the 18th day OF August.
1914
HANNA AURGLlA MARKS.
FLETCHER. MCUTCHEN s GROWN A.
torneys for Executrix is Broadway, New
iorh city.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon sonn
p Cohaan, a Surrogat' OF the County II
New York. Notice is hereby giyea 20 all per
sons having claims against Henry Samtson
late Of the County OF New York. deceased,
TO present the sam' with vouchers .ncirof
to the subscribers. al ihelf place Of trans
acting business. AT the office OF Joine lar
kin & RathbOns, No s. Wall Street In The
city Of Aew YORK on " before the zGlh
day uf DECEMBER next.
DaSed. New York. tho 18th day Of June
HENRY SAMPSON, Jr..
JOHN NJ CAMPBELL, and
HENRY BLANCHARD DOMlNlCR
JoLiNE LARKlN 8 RArHRoNiE:'' h iUrS
ueys toi Executors. o. Wall Street NpN
YORK rity
NICHOLS. JAMES B.-ln pursuance OF an or
9er Of Hon. JOnn +. Cohalan. a surrogate q,
the County Of New York, notice is hereby given
10 an persons having CLAIMS against James
r Nichols. late Of the County OF New YorE
deceased, 70 present the same. vito vouch
ors thereof. to the subscribers at their place
OF transactlng business, at the office OF
Harry NJ Zuckert, No. q Cedar 81. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, IA the City OF New
York, on or before the 18th day OF April next
Dated, New York, the 10th day OF Octobgr
1914. LIZZIE G.. NICHOLS.
MAITLAND 4. GklGGS.
HARRY N ZUCKERT, Attorney for TX
ccutots, No - Cedar ST., BOrougn Of
Manhattan. New York city.
EDITH C. DUNLAP.-ln pursuance Of an
order OF Hon Jonn =. Cohslan. surro-
gate OF the COUNTY OF New York Notice IA
hereby given 70 all lersons having claims
against Edith {. Dunlap. late 81 tho County
o. New York deceased. 20 present the s.,uta
vita vouchers thereof O. the sdtscrh.r. at
its place OF transactlng business. No i76
Broadway IN the City OF New York, on or
b. fo-a the tn day OF APRIL next
Dated New York. jhe 2lst day OF sep,em-
bcr, 1913
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COM.
PA%Y. Executor
Cun. clark & Phelpe,
. Attorneys for Executor,
g Nassau Street
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
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Appe..ate Divisi0n-ilecess.
Nnne.,ate Ierm-iteCesS.

leWteHiStl'up/DlONc
DAY CA
Ornstein/W TheatreR
Plitt/ill Surety
Mcknight Mcknight
Attorea R&C/Delacy
Rapp/Rapp
Strasbourger/Strasb
Postal l. IfBurns
Bohland&A C/Phillips
I,eviusOn/Cohen
Goldwhsser/Wachs-
berger
ManComm/Massey
USR&Imp/Gabriel
MISUNDERSTANDING
StBkSyrGcuse/Kdpln
Cont dcParlq/Liebm' y
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EDITH STUYVEsANT VANDERBILT
WILLIAM * WANT ERBILT,

ANDERSON & ANDERSON Attorneys Tor
Executors, No 10 Broad Street. Borough OF
Manhattan New York Cts
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.rnpno ArEs, CnrRI-FoWLER. S.
CITY COURT.
Srecial Term-Part Lynch.

art Lynch. J
Schwartz/Sgapiro
V-Nise "i'urptr
gIOyVs6th stCo/Prince
PftlTer/B&Q Prop
.D&E/Frosl.ch
\ Amr Audif/Encyl ?
81 Cent NJ Bk/suitJn
Same/Same
Same/Same
Dorfpan/Taueer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28

Freijomle /Staples&P Forsy theLsp ID no
EquitS JH.endar-SANBOR j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28

Chief Bender paused between drive
and approach yesterday TO deny the
r1mOr that he was through with base
ball. "l1l keep on pitching until they
lake ny glove away from me" said the
lni.a,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-27

-zEs He sald be had Investigated
the situation. but in gieE d the fac,
that the state had no money 70 pay
th- state militia. would not recon
mend that martial law De declared a,
this time He said be wogld 20 10
Oklahoma City tomorrow and discuss
conditions with the governor but il
Ess likely no drastic action would be
taken for several days. II at all
A mass meeting vas called Tor TO-
night By the Law Enforcement league.
at which. it was announced. Gen.
Canton would speak Many citizens
eral against the calling out OF the
state militia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-27
DECOlLETTE FOR MEN.
Latest Fad in Berlin is Low-Necked
Shirt.

Berlin, July 26.-Berlins' latest
fad is one aimed at popularizing dec
GILLETTE for men. The prudes are
shocked beyond expression and even
the newspapers have come along with
the wish that the "gentleman-like"
Bcrliners will not carry the fad to
excess As first adopted by boys and
grown-ups as a comfortable seaside
and sporting garment, the opel-throat
d white shirt now ofends the gaze
at all hours of the day and night.
Males Of all sizes, shapes and condi-
tions affect It.
It's wide, Tapping collar. has an
ultra-low-necked effect. It is the kind
shown in the best liked pictures of
Schiller. so the new fashion has been
christened the Schiller collar" Dec.
gillette for men has undoubted adyan-
tages. it is pointed out BY the fash
ion writer's. but it should not be worn
either on the floor Of the Bourse, the
paddock at Grunewald or in the tea
rooms and dining terrace of the Ad.
len.
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Deputy U. S. Marshals Named.

Muskogee, Okla, July 26.-Tom
Hubbard Of Sapulpa and W. Ellis of
Bristow will be appointed by United
States Marshal b. A. Enloe to fill the
vacancies caused by the killing in
Tulsa this week of Deputies Davidson
and Plank by William Baber. The
men will report for duty at once, max
ing four deputies in Tulsa. Marshal
Enloe is in Washington, and will
urge the appointment OF a larger force
to begin, if possible "a strict war
against Illicit linuor Introduction.
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.RECE|VERSH|P
FOR COAL
COMP PAN|ES
IS RESULT or RECENT NINE
7fOTs ~ SEBASTIAN COUNTY.
AK. NINE COAL COMPANIES
ARE GRANTED RECEyERsHIPs

F0rt Smith. Ak July 2s-In fed.
erzl district court before Judge ?
4 Youmzns n this city SATURDAY
z1J-1z-or was granted for Z receiver
ship 1or nine Sebzstiz1 county Goa
COMPANIES and their holding COMPANY.
the BzchaDenmzn Coal company OF
this city. Five q these companies
had been burned out Friday. July l.
IN The battle between open shop and
union miners a. Prairie Greek this
county Judge Youmsus appointed
Franklin Bzche. head OF the company.
court receiver. 1nder z 10000 bond,
and BE- qualified At once.
Companies involved are Coronado
Coal company. Mammoth Vein Coal
and Mining company, Prairie Greek
Goal and Mining company. Hartford
Coal company. Bsche-Denman Coal
company. and Kala.Inla Coal com.
psny The first named FIVE compan-
rs are those Of which the surface
workings we're destroyed in the mine
battle.
Applications for receiver give no
schedule Of liabilities. but allege that
each Of the companies represented
is liable for more than $4,000. 90
10 schedule Of assets is given, but the
complaint alleges that the total value
Of properties is over 100000.
The Sebastian county circuit court
Saturday made out and delivered to
Sheriff Lon Norris and his deputies
warrants for seyenty-one defendants.
for each OF whom the Sebastian coun
ty grand jury had on Friday night
returned indictments for completely
in the destruction OF over 5000 ,OOC
worth Of mine proeprty in the Hart.
ford valley. July Il. The indictments
charge riot, arson and conspiracy 10
commit arson. Names OF the in
dicted will be given out only as ar
rests are made Sheriff Norris has
qualified a force Of special deputies
and next week with scour the mine
district in search of defendants.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-27
BUILDING AT SAVANNA.
Town on Katy in Oklahoma is Rapidly
Improving.

improving
McAlester, Okla, July 2.-Thei
town OF Savanna, the first station
south of this city on the Missouri
Kansas & Texas railway, has taken
on quite a railroad boom. Many
new residences have recently been
erected. Bungalows predominant, al
though there are many more preten
tious buildings. DIR. Whitfield has
just completed a brick building for
his drug store and the recently-organ
lied Bank of Savanna is preparing to
move into a modern brick banking
house. A new airdome, lumber yards
livery stables and other improvements
are noted on every hand.
The coal mines there are all work
ing and with the signing OF the con
tract for the next two years, which
means steady work for the miners
there are indications of still greater
impetus.
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Notice Of Application for Parole.

Notice is hereby given that we
will on the 2Srd day Of July, 1914. or
as soon thereafter as the board will
hear the same, apply to the board OF
prison control and thereafter to the
governor for a parole. The grounds
for said application will be that we
have been sufficiently punished for
the crime for which We were sen.
fenced. (23-1m)
DAVE and JOHN MATHUS.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Furnished by Ardmore Abb
stract Co, Ardmore, Okla.
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Idaho-Oklahoma Oil company to F..
w. Skillern. all interest holding in
claim in oil and gas leases situated
in section p. 2S, 3s2w. Considera-
ton $4,000
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BABER HELD
WITHOUT BAIL
At 7 III 8 A
FOP MURDER or TWO OFFICERS
OFFERED no EVIDENCE m
DEFENSE off FlClkLs De
YOUScED.

Tulsa, Okla. July ZG-WilIiam J.
Baber. former chief Of police here,
Vas late this afternoon held for trial
10 the superior court for the killing
of Deputy United States Marshals
Holmes Davidson and I'd Plank, whom
he shot down last Thursday when
they attempted TO search his home
for cOntraband liquor The prelImi-
nary hearing, which was held before
Justice Of the Peace Lee Daniels,
lasted nearly all day and was attend
I'D by hundreds Of people. Baber Of
fered no evidence In defense.
Adjt Gen Canton. sent here by
COY Cruce in answer to telegram
from the Law Enforcement League. af-
Ter being missing" rom the hotel all
morning. late this afternoon gave out
statement denouncing local officers
for their alleged failure to enforce
the prohibition and antigambling
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Notice.
Fox, Okla, july s. 1914.

Fox, Okla, July s, 1914.
The public is hereby notified that
l, c. d, Pruitt, will on the 9th day
of August, 1914, make application
to Board Of Pardons, and thereafter
to the governor, for parole, on the
grounds that l have been sufficiently
punished; also on the grounds OF
reformation. c. D. PRUITT.
Sim.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-27

During the absence o; Df. Harlow
twho Is taking post-greduale work
In New York and ChicigC his optical
parlors will be In charge OF ~. 4. +
Culmer OF Oklahoma CITY. Or Cul.
mer was for more IA six years con
nected with one OF the leading ptcal
firms Of that city. lie is an expert
registered Optometrlst and you will
do well to have him look after your
eye trouble. 26-2
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l. r. Davis to Ncils Esperson, part
D. is3w Onc-half interest Consid
Grafton $4,000.
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Notice

The public IS hereby notified that
| will apply to the board of pardons
and thereafter to the governor on the
18th day of August, 1914, for a parole
on the grounds that am not guilty
of the crime for which | was con.
victed.
l2-1m W. A. MERRIOTT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-27
OIL and Gas Leases.

N.nie Hardy and husband TO {. +
Adams. part 81. 3s2e.
Implin Ben to j. W. Hammond
part 1920, isle.
James T. Whitehead to Hugh Simp-
son, part -. 2s2w. 3j Isle: 2j. 5s2e.
ls3w. IS, Is3e Consideration $4,000.
Assignments Of OIL and Gas Leases.
G. W. Critchlow to Henry W Mar.
cum and f h. Bristow. agreement.
to be paid out of sale Of oil. Consld.
GRAFTON $3.50
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Deeds.

Solomon Alexander Gdn TO Chas
Won Weise, part 10, 3sle.
Jake L. Hamon and wife to Roy W
Carmichael. lot q, block %, Wilson
Jef Hurt to Charles Henderson
east half OF lot 2. block 172, Ardmore
g. r. Smith to Roy Nichols, quit
claim. part 22, Ss2w; Q, 4s3w; >, and
IS. 7s3e.
John Carlock and wife to Otho l..
Jones, part % 3s3w.
Ed Humby. Gdn.. to Jennie T. Car.
son. guardians deed, part l. 4s2e.
Jennie r. Carson to Juel Carson,
part J. is2e
f. B McElroy ct al. to John Car.
lock, part % 3s3w
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WATTS CHAPEL

Farmers are having nice time
after the snow gathering their corn.
There were not many hunters OH,
III This section Thanhssylvin" ant,
very little shooting was heard.
Mis-, Nell GOOch and Miss Salen.,
Hcy>e visited Miss Willie King Tues
day night
Mrs. Roland Walton of Bogman.
Montana, wa> the guest OF her RIO
ther-nl-law, Mrs. Annie Walton u,
"eor.etown Tor quiie Jn bile ~,
tending the bedside OF her mother,
who Is very iii.
Mr.. and MIS-. Mink-, al Ccdr.
creek, spent Thanksgiving vii.
her father ratlier, II. Il. Howard.
MIR. Smith, OF Rowland rented The
Gle>zi farm for next year.
Mr. W. NJ. Davis. VIE All E.;i.
daughter. Nell, If Beech Grove. Mr.
Dabncr Davis and two C:.g.i.trr~.
visited MeS>r-. G. II. ard N. y.
Robbins and wives Sunday.
Mn VIII Hays, wife ard d;,.i-il-
ter, al Crab Orchard. t.~l.c.I lie
father, y. j. Haley. Thar I5~-:,tr-.
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BEE LICK

/ The people are about throusl
gathering com in this part.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Elder visit
cd I. L. Ilamm OF Quail Sunday.
Mr.. David Proctor and daughter
Lula visited his son, Eek Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Neece Sparks ar,
visiting their friends III Laurel
county.
}. ii. Cordial is doing nice
business.
MIR. Mont Cordial has had a new
stock barn built.
Mr.. Walker Scott will soon move
to his brother, Jackson's new house.
Dr. l,aacs had his horse badly
hurt, but is better now.
MIR. W. Nj. Scott has been oil the
sick list.
The people are preparing to build
i'ethel church back We hope they
will Tor it is badly needed.
J. r. and Morris Taylor are do
ing nice business at Crab Orchard
Bud Strinoer visited his brother
'n-l:lw, Emil Herrin of Quail Satur-
night
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STOMACH TROUBLES
Mr.. RaslaHd Writes 1nss,e...ius
Letter or This Subject.

Madison Heights. Va.-Mr. CT. a.
Rsgland, OF tits place, writes; . hove.
been taking Thediord's Back a.,:~-,.t
for indigestion, and other s;orac' ..c,:;,-
les, also colds, and find If 10 be very
best medicine have ever used.
Afier taking Black Draugi., E. few
days, ] always feel like a new '-,n.''
Nervousness, nausea, hecI.S~.a cain
in pit of stomach, and a feeIinr "a ISL
ness after eating, are sure syr' .,.-s u
stomach trouble, and should be 81 &c
proper treatment, as your str LA and
health depend very largely upoa ycur
food and its digestion.
To get quick and permar n relics
from these ailments, you S. Grid take
a medicine Of known curative n-rii.
Its IS years of splendid success, in the
treatment of just such troubles, proves
the real merit of Thedford's Back
Draught. Safe, pleasant, gentle in action,
and without bad after-effects, it is sure
to benefit both young and old. Fo- sale
everywhere. Price sc. NCm
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M0RElkNO

Mrs. Harris Rake>traw -. -.
Saturday for her HON j. t.;i:::.-
beii~villc, after viz: ~, -. 49,
ny of Mrs. Charles ,Ila.-a.~..
Hudson Bohon. OF Midi >tolr
was calling in the Met orm;ck :
section last Sunday a..-=n-.n.
". IL. Reynicr>on. al H...y,l.c.
w.'> on our .,trects "Wednesday.
Hugh Sandil.e ~i..ni IL. ..,,,.i,
Ing with his sister. Laura l'.,niry.
who is attending school at Miiiers-
burg Female College.
Mrs. Joseph Cox, OF Bowling
Green, is with relatives in town.
Mrs. McAlister and attractive
daughter, Miss ..bbi2. ~ Lexington,
spent THANKSGIVING with Hon. L. b.
King and family.
Mrs. j. Il. Bryan, of Louisville,
recently paid her sister, Mrs. +. A.
KING, a visit
Dennis Tucker. of MiledgevilIe, is
very low 81 typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Lewis spent
the latter part of last week with
Crab Orchard relatives.
The Ladies' Aid of this place will
have their annual bazaar next
Saturday. Everybody is invited.
Jonn King, who has spent the last
four years i'm the West. has return
ed to his MOreland home.
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Miss Spoonamore Entertains

Mis- Jewell Spoonamore. OF Hub
bic. cEtertainod at Progressive
kook Saturday evening. in homer Of
Misses Viola Beagle and Char tte
P"ill'i. ol Lancaster, and Misses
R"Se Crawford and Sarah Ford. o.
Louisville. Those present were
Mi>se> Charlotte Pollitt, Viola Bea-
Gle. Sarah Ford. Rose Crawford.
Marietta King, Sybil Spoonamore
Hazel Stone. Lacy Slocnainole.
Mary Walden Gooch. Minor B~s,!lo,
Rankin, Me>>r~. Bowen GiHen4.
Grover Mchecknie, J. l.. Wheeler,
Jonathan Rankin, Morrison Luce.
Gtt Jcneo, y. T. Robinson, Poaefr
'fex. Fafris Yeaeer, Ncweh Fox a.-.
Or. ". j. Wheeler.
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles. dissolves gravel
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs
rheumatism, and all irregularities OF
the kidneys and bladder IN both men
and women. Regulates bladder troubles
IN children. If not sold by your drug
elst, will be sent by mail on receipt OIL
SLIGO. One small bottle is two months
treatment. and seldom fails to perfect a
cure. Send for testimonials from this
and other states. Dr. E. w. Hall. 2926
Olive Street, st. Louis, Mo. Sold by
druggists. ladv.l
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EhiS--And Five Cents

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut this slip
enriose five cents to Foley * CO..
Chiraeo, Ill. writing your nans ana
address clearly. You will receive in
return a free trial paC;age contain
inc Folsy> Honey and Tar Com
pound. for coughs, colds and Group.
Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets. For sale by all drug
gists.
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NEWS OF CHURCHES

Sunday. December 9th will be
Roll Call Day ut the Stanford R.:p-
tit church. Also Il report of the WORK
dunn" The as,ociational year will t.c
made. All members are urged to be
present.
Services at the Pre-bytcriaf,
church Sunday. Dee. 9th. Sunda
School nj $50: Morning Wor-h -
II o'clock; Mission Band o'cioc' ::
Brotherhood meeting at o';.,o. K -. !.
N.''.n-- Peoples Meeting 1T 90.
c.-'Hi,i. service.