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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02
Prominent VISITORS
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UAIE CENTER April Or I
D. Gates president of the W1y1ud
Colloe. nf Plain,ipv va here to1a,
u the interest of fHo college and
distributing his uev hook. Vital
Theme Cor Thinking People The
proceeds OF the sales vill 200 20 the
college 10 know the Doctor is Co
uuy ans book he might write
Or Gates was accompanied by bis
ODD friend and instructor. Pro,
bradley 90 Mart TeNas who is
thinking of locating LOO Hale Center.
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CHICAGO III April Com
Huofion of rho Marshall Fls'd Nu.
scum oi natural ui.tor, which be-
provided ior 100 tie bcque.t of $50.
100000 I.lf by tUe great Oh.pgo o..
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U..f.I FOO about u.s. months
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just tuvif io- Iog shoes never hurt or
seem tight
Get - cont box of "TIZ" now from
any druggist 0f department store Era
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kesp your ic,t ireah sweet ant happy.
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CROPS SHOW UP WELL
N GROOM COUNTRY

GROOM Tex. tprI Thus
d.g n'au Groom anl vicinity uas
visited Dos good 10 Of about
ono iuoH Hoh d record for 'tIs
HrrHa H 'his evening thr uoN
bad an ufed lHaN leaving thc
Gu OF OBJ. earth soto and moist
Hh..h .u .I aIH tHe NlH, u
this sl.i.1u was needing wheat
aud oats COO both sims up we'll
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WASHINGTON 10 o. April d.
'I'r.f uu.. began operation TODAY
between fHe Treasury Building and
H.rWru 800 The motors make The
"trip .r 400 minutes
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,uft.ralsa ant
e4s that puT
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matter h, bari
sou work haT
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bow far YOU
or hov long
remain on
tlr iset "TIZ
brings restiul
foot comfort
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Medical Directory

Members Of the Potter
County, Texas State and
American Medical Associa-
lions.
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so poorly that my folks thought ! was
going into consumption. One day l
found a piece of paper blowing around
the yard and l picked il up and read it.
1t said Saved from the Grave and
told what Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegeta-
be Compound has done for women. /
showed it TO my husband and he said,
'Why don't you try it?' So | did, and
after ! had taken two bottles | felt
better and said TO my husband, Il don't
need any more and be said You had
better take it little longer anyway
So took it for three months and got
well and strong. - Mrs. ALoNzo f.
BAKER, 9 Tecumseh ST., Adrian, Mich.
Not Well Enough 10 Work.
In these words is hidden the tragedy
Of many a woman, housekeeper or wage
Garner who supports herself and is often
helping TO support a family, on meagre
wages. Whether in house, office, fac
tory, shop, store or kitchen, woman
should remember that there is one tried
and n ne remedy for the Ills 20 which all
women are prone, and that is Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1t
promotes that vigor which makes work
easy. The Lydia Il. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
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All Blood Disorders
Quickly Driven Away
Astonishing Results With the Greatest Blood
Purifier Ever Discovered.
Strength. Power Accomplishment are all Typihed in S. s. s.

eliminated rom thelr presence.
Then. too. s. S. s. has such SPECIFIC
stimulation on these local cells as To pre-
serve their mutual welfare and proper
relative assistance 10 each other.
In very brief time $. s. $. has the
rCconstructive process 80 under control
that remarkable changes are obseved. All
oruptive places heal, mysterious pains ana
aches have disappeared, and from heac To
foot there Is a conscious sensation OF TO
nowed health.
Prom the fact that s. s. s. Is purely
| a botanical preparation, II Is accepted by
/ the weakest stomach and has great tonic
influence. Not one drop OF drugs OF
mineralr Is used IN its preparation. ASH
| for S. S. S. and insist upon having IL.
| And II you desire skillful advice upon any
| matter concerning the blood and skin
write TO The Swift Specific Co.. 200 swnl
Bldg Atlanta. Ga. DO not allow soin'
| Jealous clerk TO larrup the atmosphere n
eloquence over something Just as good
as S. S. S. beware Of all eounterfeita
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News of the Churches.

Services at the Baptist church Sun
day at the regular hours both morning
and evening.
There will be Sunday School at
Hester school-house at 2:30 Sunday
afternoon. Everybody invited.
The new Methodist C~urcn at Grav-
el Switch will be dedicated Sunday.
Rev, y G. r Mann of Lexington.
will preach the sermon.
Revs. l.. c. Young and NJ. r. Cab
bert are conducting a meeting at the
Baptist church at Mckinney, which
viii continue for some ten days or
two weeks. The meeting began Mon
day night and goo> crowds are at
tending each service.
Services at the Christian church
Sunday July Sunday School at
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Mrs. J. W. Caben is visiting rela.

Mrs. J. w. Cabell is visiting rela.
tives In Lebanon Junction.
Mrs. X. NJ. Tate, sf Hustosvlls
was here this morning fof short
time.
Miss Belle Moore, Of Somerset las
been the guest Of Mrs. Cicero Rey-
nolds.
Miss Elizabeth Carter has returned
home from Danvile, where she visited
MR.. Frank West.
Mrs. n. c. Wray and children, of
Danviiie, were mere today with rela-
tives and friends.
Attend the Old Maids Conference
at Hastonville tonight. Lots Of fun
~ IL. Benefit Of Christian church.
Capt. T. ID. Marcum. Of Catistts-
burg, viii arrive tomorrow to visit
his daughter, Mrs. r. .. Walton.
Prof. X. A. Norris. has been here
for several days minglpg with old
friends. Mr.. Norris taught in the
High School here one,year.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Finn, Of Louis
vile, were the guests Of Miss Lizzr
Dawson and other relatives here this
week.
Willie DatsOn. who WORKS Tor the
Water. Light u Ice Co., was called 10
Somerset this morning by the Illness
of his father, josiah Datson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Newlard and
baby left today for their home in
Wichita Falls, Texas, after a visit TO
his parents, vi. and Mrs. T. u. New
land.
Mrs. Ida Thompson, principal Of
Hamilton College, was here several
days this week in the interest Of that
college. She was The guest Of Mr..
". !. McRoberts.
liaty Jacobs writes 'IoR lIender-
son that he and h. family arrived
there after an auto ride Of 302 miles.
lie savs the roads in many Instance
were badly washed from the heavy
rains. They viii return 70 Stanford.
via Indianapolis, Dayton and Cinciu-
matt. I'VE are having a good ume, "
he added
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MASON'S GAP.

Crops have greatly improved in the
last few days.
Little Laura Miracle spent Sunday
night with her cousin.
Mr.. f. l.. Miracle were in Turner's
Vile Friday on business.
Mrs. W. NJ. kirkpatrick was out 70
sec her daughter. Monday.
Miss COrdie Miracle was the guest
of Miss Elizabeth Davis recently.
Messrs. Roy and Claud Gerkey were
here Sunday the guests Of friends.
Mrs. f. II. Davis of Stanford is
visiting relatives and friends at this
place.
Mrs. Il. c. Hurst and Miss Frona
Robbins attended church ut J. B. Rob
bins Sunday,
Harvard kirkpatrick was here Sat
urI1y visiting his cousin Mr.. Lee
kirkpatrick.
Mr. Roy Gerkey VINO has been alb
sent for several months are with home
.olks for n few days.
Misses Pearl Hooker and Elizabeth
Davis We're the welcome guests Of
Miss Cordie Miracle Sunday.
Mrs l.. l.. Jackson and daughter,
Miss Ellen of Wasiota. are here visit
ing her brother. f l.. Miracle.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Green, of May
wood. spent Saturday and SUNDAY
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. 2.
Burke.
Miss Ellen Jackson and cousin were
out to see Mrs. II. c. Hurst Tuesday,
Mr.. VIII Miracle is working for Mr..
Barney Davis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis are re-
ceirinc congratulations over arrival
Of little daughter at thier home. The
little miss has been named Mary Kath-
crime.
Misses Elizabeth Davis and Flor
enee Burke, Messrs viii Miracle, Har-
old Johnson and Coridine Burke Were
the welcome guests of Miss CSrdie
Miracle Friday evening.
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Mrs. Mary Penny, who has been
sick for several days is improved.
Mrs. Leila b. Cooke is the guest Of
relatives and friends at Harrodsburg.
Dallas Rule and Maurice Humphrey
Of Liberty, were in the city this week.
j. +. Cummins is the possessor Of
a new Hupmobile touring car. IL is
a daisy.
Bern 10 the wife % Roy Westerfeld
Of Rowland, on Thursday, ten
pound boy.
Miss Lucille Cooper went 10 Boyle
this afternoon TO spend a week with
Mrs. Phelps Cobb.
Mr.. Samuel Rusitzky OF New Bed
ford. Mass. is the gaest Of his sister.
Mrs. Sam Robinson.
Cashier W. NJ. Bright, of the Lin
coin County National Bank, is spend
ing the day in "Cincy"
Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson, Of Bur
gin, is the guest of Miss Mabel vii
kinson on Lancaster street.
Mrs. W. y. O'Banron has returned
after visit 90 Mrs. k'ex Walker and
Mrs. W. r. West, 40 Lancaster.
Mrs. J. n. Shanks and Miss Mary
Shepherd Cook are the guest, " Mr..
and Mr.. 5. VI. Owens at Mckinney.
Mrs. r. ). Robbins. Of Miles City,
No. Is the guest Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G. \. Redd at Crab Or
chard.
John Rowland. who has been work
ing for the Nerauda Hotel, is III NJ
the home Of AR. and Mrs. George Lay.
at Mckinney.
Miss Margaret Todd. Of Columbia,
who has been the sues Of her bro
Their, W. X. Todd and wife, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. O. G. Speake and children
left yesterday for st. John, Kan,
where they will make their home. Mr..
S. n. Speake accompanied them.
Claiborne G. Walton left this
, morning to join house party Ut the
home Of Miss Stella Lewis at Burn
side. He will be absent week.
Judge ]. S. Owsley went 70 Perry
Vile this morning 10 do n little hand
shaking with the sturdy democracy
Of the little city on the Chaplin.
Mrs. J. F. Cover Of the Turn,
Vile section, and Mrs. Mittie Bib, of
| M Nv nv went wv w '''RiNA lihl -
day 20 witt Mrs. W. II. Worsham.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Magee win leave
| this afternoon for Colorado. where
they win spend two months visiting
various points Of inteTe~t--Advocate.
Mrs Ic,i-a Martin. who has been
/ visiting RELATIVES in Pun ton. Ind
land porrysille arrived here WedUos-
/ day TO visit her SON, W. O. Martin and
wife.
Misses Mary Elizabeth and Lcttie
/ Walker Mckinney, Mis- Nancy Yea
.er and M james Cooper will en-
terrain no Tennis Thursday afternoon,
| 18th. at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. Gabe :. Gaines. OF Muscogee,
. Okla. is here visiting his aged mother,
/ MR.. Martha Gaines. who is improving
from her protracted illness. Dir.
1 Gaines Is prosperinr m the West and
looks as If the climate Of his adopted
State agrees with him.
Senator r. l.. H.'1le. J. c. Eu-
banks. h. ". Owens, ". S. Drye, ".
IN. Duncan. X. c. Eal;eman, K. /,
ICoifey aud DeNter Ballou went to
IUarrodsbure yesterday to hear Hon
IA. O. Stanley The say he had am
/ immense crowd am made a fine
speech.
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$50; Preaching at 1O:45; c. Z. at
6:45, Election of officers; If the wea-
Their is suitable the union service
will be held in front of the court
hoUse-otherwis it will be held at
the Presbyterian church Rev. d. NJ
Walker will preach.
DR.. J. A. Trostle came IN this morn
ing from Pineville, where he is con
Quoting an interesting meeting. He
was called home by the illness of his
little son, J. A., Jr., who is suffering
from gastric catarrhal fever. He was
very i'll yesterday but is considered
somewhat better today. DR.. Tro.tls
will return to Pineville tomorrow and
resume his work if the little fellow
continues to improve.
"Vote for your "Favorite' today.
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Husband Smeit Bad"

In the trial at Harrodsburg Of Mrs
Peavler for killing her husband, Mrs
W. II. Snapp swore that for two years
she was a close neighbor TO the de-
PENDANT and that Mrs. Peavler fire.
quently told her that she hated her
husband and that she would have to
kill him; that "he smelt bad" and
that she would not cook anything for
him; that che smelt bad" and that
she would like TO take a shotgsn and
shoot out the heart of him, and that
she had been practicing shooting in
order that she could kill her hus band
as another Mercer county woman did
a few years ago. Other damaging
testimony was adduced by the Com
monwealth.
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Personal and Social

Parker Swope. Of Nashville. l. the
guest of his parents at lIustonville.
Frank Smith. of Maysvile, is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. J. c. Reynolds.
Mr.. W. II. Worsham, Of Corbin.
was the guest Of her sister, Mr.. c. r.
Bower
Mrs Margaret Harding Of Danville
was here a short time yesterday with
friends.
Mrs. Henry Krill and children, Of
Louisville. are the guests of Mrs
Fred Bauman.
Mis- Margaret Warren spent yester-
day m Lancaster with her aunt. Miss
Jennie Duncan.
Mis- Pattie Perkins went 20 Mt
Vernon Wednesday 10 visit her sis
ter, Mrs. W. G.. McBee.
Little Beruice May Reynolis is Wis
itiRg her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
J. r. Smith al Maysyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. MerTfec, Of
Knoxville. have been the guests Of his
father. Nh J. y. Menefco. Sr.
Miss Carrie Belle Romans. Of Ian
caster, is The guest of the family Of
Rev. j. ". Beagle az Hus,onvillc.
". 4. Csr-us spent Sunday i1 Ian
caster with his wife and daughter
who are visiting relatives and friends
there.
Mrs. c. F. Garnett and children.
Charlie Frederick and Virginia VII
son Garrett are spending several days
at Crab Orchard.
Mr. J. &. Pickett. Mrs. w. 4. Trib-
bic. Misses Dorothy Tnbble and Sudie
Lee Pickett are spen.lng a week or
so at Crab Orchard Springs.
Mrs. Charles Wheeler, ~ Huston
Vile, who has been Indisposed for
several weeks is improving. her
fricods viii be glad TO learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Pell and son,
Jsnes. Of Louisville. Mrs. b. l.. Spicer
of Memphis, spent several days with
Mrs. Emma Gaines and family.
J. Beecher Adams has gone to Earl
ington. where he has accepted a posi-
ton a. druggist with the firm of Geo.
&c II. King a Son.-Danville Ado
cate.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Hill went TO
Cincinnati fist Of the week. the for
mer 20 spend few days and the latter
60 visit her parents for a month or
more.
Judge v. r. Richardson and daush-
ter. Miss Gertrude Richardson, Of
Junction CITY. were callers no this Of
fee "Wednesday. Mi Richardson !.
an entry I'm the big travel tour and
prize contest this paper Is conducting.
Baldwin Britain, % nephew o. Mr..
W. II. Shl1h-. of thi, city, recently
received 70 presidential appoints r1t
and pas "a The physical examination.
He was nr-t in his class. llr Britain
has already entered the naval gead-
envy.
IA 3. Morgan. one of the hustling
merchants ~ Wayre-burg, was call
er M this office Tuesday afternoon.
He said that his recent sale was 2
most satisfactory one. He sold good
mighty cheap, but SOLD lots of them,
he snys.
NJ. and Mrs. =. II. Baughman, OF
"HMtop." LETT Tuesday for Atlantic
CITY. Nj BaIghmau was appointed
hv Governor McCreary a delegate "a
the National Temperance meeting
which conycues this week. They Were
accompanied by Miss Sallie Mills
Craig, Of this city.
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MORELAND.

Mr. Blanton IL very i'll with dropsy.
Tom Back has go~e 90 New Castle
Ind, 60 make his home.
Miss Mary Hanson Is visiting rela-
tives IN northern Illinois.
Miss Pearl Bray IL visiting realttvcs
asd friends M Middleburg.
Nr. and Mas. VIM. DuBgin went 10
Indiana Sunday 90 visit relatives.
Ms. Herndon, Of Bmgin, Is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Merri-
tman.
Mr.. Noah Bishop and Mre Mary
Hanson spent Friday in Danville shop
ping.
Prof. Harvey Hopkins attended the
jig fourth Of July picnic al Waynes-
Fburg
Mrs. Rose Lunsford, of Shelby City
made short visit 20 her Dro,ner, }. j.
Moser
Claude Dinwiddie left last week
for California 10 spend several
months.
Miss Ella Rieney, Of Hustcnville.
was the week end guest of Misses
/ Shewmaker.
Walter Meser spent several days
| with his aunt, Mrs. W. G.. Short at
Middleburg.
Miss Katherine Coffey, Of Danyilie,
is the charming guest of Miss Klth,
esine Mcclure
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Sandidgc
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pi1man
near PaIksville.
Ms Hazel Undertake has been on
a visit 70 relatives and froinGs at Dan
willie and Burgin.
I MS Cox and Mrs. Tharpe. of Per
.ryviHe. visited Dr.. and Mrs. VI. Lee
Pipes las, week.
Profs. Harvey Hopkins and Waite
Mosof went 20 Mckinney Monday to
begin thes school.
Frank Scudder. Of Mckinney, was
| o pleasant Little guest ~ Smith Adams
Baughman last week.
Mrs Arthur Russell and two little
| sons returned Saturday from a visit
to relatives az Yosemite.
Mrs. Fannie Orwi,i and two charm
ing daughters, Of Somerset, are the
guests of relatives here.
Rev. and Mrs. Varnie Wilkinson, Of
Lexington. are visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lac Nrknson.
M Leslie Hopkins children. Of
Louisville. are visiting their grand
father, Mr.. Hopkins al this place.
Misses Pearl Hanson and Mabel Nc
Clure begun their school at this place
Monday with large attendance.
Miss Luetta Reynolds, of Eubanks,
who has been the guest Of Walter
Moser returned 20 her home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Pruitt are en-
ioying the visit Of their daughter,
Mrs. Emma Melbourne, Of Warsaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah White ard
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Brown at
IHustonville.
Needmore and Moreland baseball
teams crossed bats at this place last
Saturday afterRoon. Score 7 to in
favor of home boys.
Miss Matte Dinwiddie and Mrs.
Nattingly, Of Louisville, have return
ed home after attending the burial OF
their father, John Dinwiddie
Miss Fannie Myers, who was the
guest Of Mrs. X. c. Coffey, was call
ed TO her home at Georgetown last
Wednesday on account of illness of
her little sister.
Rev. Mont Gabbert came down last
Sunday from Lexington to attend the
big picnic at Turnersville. He filled
his pulpit at the Christian church at
this place Sunday.
Mr.. Orville Carman has been elect
ed teacher of Harris Creek school
and viii begin as soon as the new
school building is completed. Miss
Blanche Barnett will begin her school
at Moore school house, Monday July
9th.
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Spencer Higgins Dead.

Spencer Higgins, one Of the best
known colorcd mea Of this city, died
at his home here on the evening Of
the 9Th, aged II. He IS survived by his
wife and two sons, Spencer Higgins.
Of this city. and J 3. Higgins j.. Of
Indianapolis. Uncle Spencer" as he
was called. was an excellent colored
citizen. and his death is regretted by
every person m Stanford. His funeral
was preached at the Baptist church at
? o'clock this afternoon by his pastor,
Rev. Caulder. after which the burial
occurred in the Barrow burying
ground on the Lancaster pike.
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Some blood disorders become deepy
rooted In the glands and tissues, ana the
mistake ~ made Of rosortiug 10 drastic
drugs. These only aggraVate by causing
other and worse troubles. A most OF poo-
Die know this 20 be true. They know
from painful experience.
To get right down into whore the blood
a yltiated requires :, $. :, the greatest
blood purifier ever discovered
This remarkable remedy contains one
Ingredient the active purpose ~ which rs
no stimulate the tissues 10 the healthy
selection OF It's own essential nutriment
and the medicinal elements Of this match
less blood purifier are just as essential 10
well balance cd health as the nutritious
elements of the meats grains, fats ana
sugars OF our daily food.
Not only this. but II from the presence
of some disturbing poison there Is Local
or general interference OF nutrition "
cause bolls, carbuncles, Assesses ana
kindred troubles S. S. S. so directs the
local cells that this poison Ii rejected ana
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BEECH GROVE

Mrs. W. A. Burgner continues quite
low.
School begins at Whites school
house Tuesday.
j. S. Davis bought of John Rigsby
a milk cow for $40.
Miss Julia May Stevens visited Miss
Lucy Smith Sunday.
Mrs. H. Stigall visited her daughter,
Mrs. Helen Hunter Sunday.
Miss Ella Rigsby lad Mr.. Richard
Davis visited Miss Elaa Hoskins Sun
day.
John Rigsby bought of j. S. Davis
a fat COW at four and half cents per
pound.
Mr.. Samp Mahan, of Williamsburg.
is spending the week with his sister,
Mrs. Mamie Smith.
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Cla.s Of 1914 Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carter enter.
tanned the Glass of 1914 on last We'd
nesday evening at SIX o'clock course
luncheon. Mrs. Carter was a mem
her of this class. The evening was
indeed very enjoyable one, spent
in talking about their school days
which were well remembered. The
members OF this class are Mrs. Harry
Carter. Miss Elizabeth Matheny, Miss
Josephine Carpenter, Miss Marion
Grimes. Messrs. Spalding Hill, Robert
Carter and William Grimes.
"Vote for your "Favor!te" today.
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got so weak mat l
could hardly DO my
work. w h en- |
washed my dishes J
had 20 sit down and
when / would sweep
the floor | would ge'
so weak thatl Won a
have to get a drink
every few minutes,
and before ! did my
busting | would have
TO lie down. ] got
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Mrs. Molhe Martin has returned
here after spending a few days in
the country the guests of Mrs. Matte
Bradshaw.
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COULD NOT
STAND ON FEET
Mrs. Baker So Weak-Could
Not Do Her Work-Found
Relief In Novel Way.

Adrian, Mich. 49, " ] suffered terribly
with female weakness and backaohe and
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D o O 0 0 O 0 {
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES {

% o o 0 0 o 0 0 c
Mrs. Francis GakseII of East Troy.
Wisconsin, spent Sunday and Mon.
day with her daughter, Miss Gaskell.
The game between the Marshfield
Freshmen and the L. HIS. Fresh
men resulted in a victory for our
boys by a score of 8 to 4
The Girls literary society met on
Friday. The program was the same
as for Friday, Feb. Il, that meeting
having been cancelled ON that date.
Francis X Bushman, his life and
art was the subject for the meeting.
A cali has been posted for track
candidates. Enrollments aye to take
place Thursday
MIR. Gardner spent the week end
at PlattYille.
MIR. KitteIl and Mr.. Merritt went
to Oshkosh. Miss Saecker went to
Appleton and Miss Hayward went to
Marshfield.
The boys are working hard for
the debate between Wausau and
Marshfield tomorrow night. They
need your support.
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ENGLAND CLOSES
ISLE CHANNELS

LONDON, Feb 23.-The British ad-
niralfv announces that the Irish
channel and the North channel wa
ters, lying between England and
Scotland and Ireland, have been re-
stricted for navigation from Tuesday.
The southern entrance to the Irish
channel, known as the St. Georges
channel, is between Cransmore point
on the Irish coast and st. DaYids
head on the opposite coast of Wales.
Certain areas of this channel have
been closed to mercantile navigation
oy the admiralty's orders, which al
so require that all traffic Wishing
to proceed through the north channel
must pass to the southwark of Rath-
Mn island, between sunrise and sum
set. No ship will be allowed within
iour miles of RathIin island between
sunset and sunrise.