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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-19

eAAprra vi

"yY~D AsA r. MORLEY repeated
III Nuiu wailingiord. giving
~ 80 Fanny Warden little nole
BOOK SIX namrs on che ilii
nhofctAh had been crossed on "iiossy
nann Eai dses ne iopk lhe Danf~
$3.50 hnfe heter seeo uim rrwfnci
rsNuf "We oniy know tbal hc 81 lae
president ~ bapt aud llses 10 ciuaef
hlH
-And iaaf be- robged ua 81 siOpo0
Interrupted Violet Naulpn. bfi biHe
eyes iauilus - ~ q paw iallgnani
ly
"slpw ua Morley" Ana iilaelle
raN grabbed gp hia saxophona 0ud
plcH lena ahriil bigh uoly fAai
~ MNfel Ana tilla une iuf lhc i'3llH
rilroad elllue ell0li siop lhe Warden
csieiN AID ihia fl
"l'ar tae lotc ~ >iike save "a for
thfmr lmnlorrd Walllnsfurl. Stopping
BIZ elfs Nlra Nq slpil hHsu 4Ume
infHrmHH9n nltput NafieJ htfufo Nc
hiar oni 90 hs iuWn fumpao wc hHut
up g rinlunuIg mon lnd pump hlni
'Nh. ! suppose sou mst telegraph for
oaf rgioricl iHarklh nngcung hi,
AHfNpAWn wiUh Violet Warden nn
eers which he picked W fof fhe pun
pose
'Nnt ~ cuuoHo1 J liuus. BIS
fepnd. rlnk f.oc udd,nlng. his ewes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-19

,r semFhlns ~ lie Kind BOT y y9n'ys
80, nuy Ngr4 81 ~ fgNt anly there Is
fpWcl u ~ fatfou yo4re FREE iH
nar sAd welcome E31ie
EDDIE The miIlfhn'um had sudden
fpslr Mr fsng aeeppied ihe oaa
viib ibahls ond asa ioy
~ nanE eallel np0 AZ ralislN
&C. 30 lle rel cliccainncs aud ODE hablf
nai marble eye, iht laf'ef oharactfFsI
iatiag iecu always "a evidence a. foui
iei isn oH f1e nnii fof wire
10 Do Mf Bong saiI $50 Fam-al
ia4mDIlliig fomius fnm behind his
deta GOA mn1ns bis hands Together
n shHsee Nen hove great aeilfifi 90
fiH aiH mofur eensifuaf.on iius atanf
uaN
"A uiilr. a1mitied ST. Euhs se1nh
lag in thin ln ar iGn.sou eDsUie
same fof The ofHiwhla mhflss ete ail
nndlug there Instead fr.ehd'5 anl
hsamine 90
4 thought w. mll paulaon 'and %
show sou mot $50 Hlye just ~ much
Enterprise ~ Clhaefhurg o. 90 yppi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-19

haif closlng snd bs hroaa shoulders
SWatns lheva nlNpts I'd leHHt one
man lrpn aus town m New Nafk rs
wen acaficr npl fork ~ hoic diroelo
fisa"
AZ The thipi hDiel on MMlmefopl's
llst hp found ,inderhuri laan hs the
naiuo ul iiaue nud had hln pasrd ANA
found hna sitting dlseousuiaiols Va tho
bar and steppoi with fsown as no
ealplpgugi aud crpea llelrxcl the prlxe
bat ~ ssi ycafs shbpu halr uuiiiu
mrd. cvllag t'n1ei. "a sMieA clulhing
uHbraellrd Hui Impressed Evidently
80 liaus was not aNerhnrilens~l Will
ueHllh nD& he was unite clcagly ou, %
rlfee amid thc magnderncc OF the 10
an nunipa
lNu't iipm tlndotbuga l,ciir,r
lts, au," said Ar iAus.
tiWH o. meei NoH.~ aud liufus cN
trndea lafsr warm hand Nly iAmt
s. Nallnelurl > tsuius Mallmaiord d
lie snt dows az the Nlllc table and
rang for the wallrr "wlll sou hreab
a aolilc % bubbles vith me- or siics O.
TOE Niplnf
Sic lhugs rather llelpess blue ewes
Vidrurl 4 bottle ~ bubbles THAT
nftAut chamfusnci
don't mind cleansing ms drink
BE- observed With speculative ahtielna
ti1s Also, be began a. leot nttc
hi hier This mla nnfus Nnillne
ieid ml.hi hc copilallst AIust be-
nm lAlnkmg or ipylAe some Ciudef
lasf- i'ppdsn shh NaAlaesoFA rmnslly
md stopped 10 or,lcf quart - rham
fnrnr "Nhu Kind OF Q town h lts"
trliy naA Ar Bang rmuccl
down az his fn1ed euuN
How many hanksf
Thrive" iiillc hesitation. 4 think
Apparently slie man srom Clndcrhurs
MAS llQf well acquainted win banks
what's TIE hpsi opt
glic Commercial Qrlfe sure aheu,
fli.s though L gaze him 40 pleasure
Nhns the president
ellana \ Mor,S asa this answer
rase Az Rang even le-s pleasure than
ne aihpr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-19

~ Wv eHt''N
,Aulcu SD he4l w1s ~3 lau ~ uatert
cNnpuuy m'k jbat he dlda't dan tal,
auo,ber drius or hc'd b. too d.aty %
dryr
a uan SD bald eliza ner~l.h,el
gor.er Bad Uu.e metakcu hlm a. an
nr Hwp came into the Caume, ID
lr ai ibc c.ose of ha.laess aud ses
senicl O. cteck drawn bg Nj nsw II,
tae 6aauutoC ga gthNtt I'd New
fntA. Inc check was u.adc oat a. w
@ Jones' vasfof Sioo anil hore ~ is
doreuert ~ , Rufus Waungiari
iae euy Daw SAYS hc ulnt soi amy
account herc eNplahwd Mr. lon,.
Nai .ncsstlis gny WaragfarAs aN
rght"
lae names - Ar paN apd Mr WaL
hngfooi brought President Nsler
si'aighi over io lhe psv.ae teaefs Nh
dow
Ac heck ; rcrfcctly .ool " he OH
.eFyed. ani be- hooked dUblouslv az ~
p soHcs. ~ yon know Mr nav 49,
Nr wanmsforis~
say ! know this suy Raw nkc =
.aicf knows ay COP" srowlea on.
pa Aopss Say there's a guy has
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-19


~ autsl o. th.- rdmianf
a marnlh onf sqi " ~ os ~as
er.iBei iu ciudsrb1fgs mosi le.s
anl aesi impnshs sa1seraiei VI iA0
medninne WailMef1nl se' A'f hAns on
He'k ufea some niHaff ntfifs "a ~
aandHfH iiaua sou els.af 90 efrf
f0of iu ie1sfh 400 air 'nfhr 10 W'iil
sai tNp iurhes in lenfb. lff anl hfAN
+ uii'F eilasa and ihc.f sar'orifd ilf
un.stt Imaginable of hanfrs nief'
snne'is - Tongues which sfern1ied ie.
( iwrra try riceirie magnets anl after
{ these had been soi in fle sun fpf
short while fhry each 80 up o Seen
shafp smaH high note Use np lnfani
ericbfts whirh spoke volumes ~ fhr
wonders fhif zoe Big machines couh
afcsnllth
Thou Air Nanhefaf3 went 90 Mr
AuHef 40 the T0munr IHl hana nHd
exposed ihe fuii hlaifl ~ ha .hr1
nni 1lou'derN the f1l linAue's ~ hi
round fHce the mH radiance of hi.
eonndenf smile
"h0fhs" said he in iAe piensuni
tone of ono relue eng mricH from
b1ou companion Z slnf g. OpiTn"
che.alpe necount Of 500"
"G'1t il accommodate y1u f1ii Aif
Morley LH grny fa.e wrath'ns in an
ancinou1 smile
We'll said Wanmfflrd smiling J
aac's p offer sou SOME ln'crraiiona'
n'ns slH Engine sio.k
Mr inrrf shplt hls bead nni '."N
~ 'ir haN'Hei4d Bog lnd.f reH''i
'NhHr flri eiHot b. undoubtedly %
h''i y '-rt .o''a'eral N' Nh
NuF'nri 10 rpn cn's 900 present uo
"N 'i".'.i.. ,'N w
""' believe iNn h'. p'Nf'ieH
,"iNi '''rh'ht l''"''' 'u
'.i.'if i'i hrin de'N ~ ~ l''
i'' ''. %" ins 'ua one H''h
p'' "'i'N i''' '"i' '' '''" N''n
Np'n t"t H'tuii5
W. Nalinsi'fI i".' ''i"''l.'f
l''li'' h' h.''' 'N
.'i,' gu s"'.Pi't'''h lNN "'''' 10y
~ li'l,lli'a lh p ere 'lh'rh Tome
uiN''''n ''i morley uN" 'h''
n' ai''''I t"s.h"p''at 'n' i''''n 0i
0'l 'i i'l'N'i' Commuters upon pm
'''t ''N i''I voc "''ii.l
1T .H IUNN" L..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-19
"The cheek is r1 ieo'y goo 'o ao.
served


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u''n 'N'' W. ".'.'' a''' ,,'' ''g
ewr'.cd DIS drinks INTO " ii'I vase W'cn
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
GIRL ASSAULTS"
HERSELF IN FIT
OF HYSTER|A
Police and Doctor Find No
Evidence That Anyone
Else Gagged and Bound
Louisa BOggs in Highlands
HOUSE.

Further Investigation by the police
today developed nothing 20 change
the belief that hysteria IL responsible
for the q - ~ Louise BoEgs. the Is
ycar-old Highland eiri who alleges
she was attacked. gagged and bound
Yesterday afternoon At her home By
q man.
This girls story IL that a tail. dark
mun ctule 10 the houxe. saying he
had a note 10 deliver. She took the
note. she said. and then the dark man
seized her. He gagged her. she said.
tied her with a rope and thrust her
IN a chest in one OF the rooms.
When the police investigated the
startling story they found hat Louise
had been loft AT home 20 cars for q
ysar@ohf c4Ha who ~ sHhring
fuam measles The sick child missed
Louise after the family had gone out
and IN the search that followed
Louise was found In a chest.
A towel was tied about her mouth
and "a rope was wound about her
arms and body. The rope was not
tied and the girls clothes were not
iisarranged. Her eyeglasses were
alin on hcr nose. This note" found
In the bathroom. proved TO be an un-
d~ccipherable scrawI.
Or. yesterday found no evidence Of
violence having been done. lie gave
~ as his opinion that the girl was
suffering from hysteria.
a man who spent the afternoon on
the porch Of the house opposite saw
NO man such as Louise described so
90 the house and neither saw nor
heard anything TO bear out the girls
siory. Nothing In the house was dis
turbsd. The police are convinced
thnt h2steria u the whole explanation
oil the case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

man calls upon them Tor both time
and money.
che uatimcl3 death of Mr.. Frank
Mckee. first Wee president 0t this
club. came as q shock 90 us all we
lament Dis demise .and commend Dis
spirit Goo the eternal club above.
"r0 the members of the club who
stood shpglior 90 shoulder With
me IN thls Important work u'
building "a r.t}.' . o wish Iu ..
press Wy hearty and r..rn .HU.. f.
May you cog iu th. '.
ture as 90 the past Ni'n NHur lula
zea. and cncrgt in tho u..HIdIus ..
the biggest little city .r .H. vHr-.
Respectfully submitted,
e.. %. CT-UNNN.
president Commercial Club
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

u consider lhis ~ Tar the most
important advertising yet done BY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
To the Wife of
One Who Drinks

] have an important confidential
mcssage for You. II viii come IN a.
plain envelope. How 10 conquer the
liquor habit ia 3 days and make home.
happy, Wonderful. safe. lasting, re-
liable. s~ncxpenslyo method. Ruaran-
ieed. Edward ]. Woods. 1923 e. Sta
lion r., NeR York. y. \.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

UftiIh H. myriad of plrres ~ deeper mr.
1a4e ne lai1fnai ufEHHa Aad shU4 a
ntsthd ~ rrfoee must f1fott itself not only
n 4ha mid ~ ne nslats. hui nron ne
Nait 20 coHe.
A pssnl upon With an experienced pcoplo
utfct = thf nrccIlcd fact that whatever an
frloGl4nt mother may d. for herself that -
raH nHf taFaafers u houn3 % enc1uIa9e
oaaaithcf IN Afsslah And a. he apphes
NoIners Friend Nii1 htr avn Aand ehen-
ever required ard lust whcre neeled she
fuqn loafnt 50 fufrel thpse apprehension %
offn inaaTI1auF4.
4oaaf taoIbaFs w1o hsVe usca 'Ntlhsr's
Fs3cad~ AaSa written o. any how rcIoiced
iher were NJ In aisenee ~ mnrnlnE sickness.
cslfrne nrTsu1sncsH, and other disrceees Of
Which Tiny had heard AMI feared Oct a
lstiIe % ''hlulh1rs Friend" u ans drug
rlnfe flmrlr npply y oser the stomach mus
ties ami lfEt nrfuFed Of peIfet safety and
comfort dag and nlGbt. Wfiic ~ hradaetd
nrrufafnf. 4f4 Lamar nIia~ Atlanta. Ca, fet
Their fasdasma and Instructive b0ok.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
M0RTUARY.


Funeral Ut Rev. y. ". Longfcliuyy.
Funeral service over tho r.fu.u
Of Row q W LougfaIlow occurred
this morning .t 30 0.DIo,. zoo tl, I.rst
Baptist church. Uor. o. D.. Atwood
-couduCtiug the service loo Tine ur
cuce OF a. Ilrec uGmbpr oi I..rI.
ana Womucr. II tho congregation
Tho remains wjll boz sout tonight ."
, Zoo I'D. summit. Mo-. Vu'ro
intcrWcut UHl nike place NTa
Lougtoi'ow WI accompany tuo .uiy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

C1UEt H. quqMtIun 81
c~nItlf. ~ holului
as SID ln1n11c1
Among ib8 laai n
these - = vel tnoan
external remedy,
.NoihfF'a
n q a1nlly applied -
lie aufffre nnerles
These oTe iu1ficntci
r made pIiabit -
they stretch a. nature
yccuir1a wIllnul he
strain and paln On
efnls anf iI4amenia.
TI.a ffautnca extends
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

Nra. W =. Warren and daughters,
Katherine and Dorothy. leave tomor-
row fer ~ Paso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
Barouiny Hooker.

Dorothy Hooker. four wears 0id.
daughter of ST. and Mrs prank
Hockcr of l..l south Third street.
died ltst risUf at p o'clock of pncu-
mouia. Tho amilv came b,rn from
Kansas cay tcral II0utns $500 The
funeral wl take pl5c, from lhe Crol
lott chapel tomorrow
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
GRAN COLLECTION DE NOvELAS.

Las NOvelas ano;ataS 4 continuation es-
tan -seleCcionad2S entire las meloTeS, Sleldo
su preclO-
4 Ia rUSiicI o1E
EuDaStldaS en- ie!a
lie AnUI Ia LISTA:-
La Her-nCiI te BelleCToiI
Los HljpS del Are
81 Bale de las Etctimas
Fl SecreiO de la SollerOna
ii Hombre in Cara
UaTda
Se Ia Comegido IN Crimen
Fl SIll0n Tr1gicO
la Reina M!St-rIO
SIN NoUbre
FL Rey &c Ia PCadera
e SeCre;arIo Millionaire
En- las FrUaieraS del Far West
la Montana te Luz
81 Captain Del pyUnpa
FL MisteTlO del Coraz6n Verde
In SIdle al Polo
e PUNal de orc
La Costa de Ma-fti
e DGncel de .. Enrique el DOlienie
La Nina R0b2t4
La CIutad del Rey LeprOSO
Il herOe : q Cesar
FL TeSismento de IN COnSpirador
An5ya o los NaSCOS 81 81 SiSlo VII
A~yentuTaS de Mr. P!ckwlCk
Cowa u NlSterl0>3
Esv,u,e los reSiios enyiaudo ~ iuocrte .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
DON NICEFORO GOBERNADOR.

Puolica IA redentora prensa del
Primer Jefc. que Don Niceforo Fam
brano va 4 ser nombrado Goberna-
dor de Nuevo Leon.
Digamos algo de este buen hon.
bre. Su historic Sc reduce 4 este.
De pobre diablo ! vinatero.
De vinatero 4 prestamista.
De prestamista a politico.
y una vez hecho p~olitico por obra
: gracia de Ia "Porra," va 10 teneis
convertible en- e. hazme reir de Mon
terrey,
Ha tenido por muchoS amos el ce-
tro de Ia chiSroIogia regiomontana.
Bastaba hablar de Don Nice u cual
quier ciudadano De Monterrey. para
que soltara en- el &cto n carcaja-
ia.
y es que Don Niceforo es el Ma
nuel Bonilla de las gentes de Ia III
be n~eolonesa.
Cuentan las cronicas cue cuando
las hordaS de Pablo Gonzalez el mo-
Iinero. "tomaron" Ia ciudad de Mon
terrey Y pusieron de Gobernador al
. S~uperSocialiSta bon Antonio |. vi
llarreaI, entr6 a Ia cola de Ia bravo
columna, Ell c2lidad de triunfador.
. Don Nice.
A Don Niceforo lie conoce TODD el
pueblo regiomontano por Don Nice.
Pues bien. Don Nice va entire
sus toneles de mezcal falsificado V
sus legajoS de papeles hipotecarios-
simbolo de suS mobiles esfuerzos para
hacer la felicidad del puebio-le pa
recio Inconvenience Salir q la Gale
en- I'm modesto cupe Y Sc ineauto IN
fiamante automovil.
E. dueno del vehiculo-nada me-
nos que un hermano del Presidente
Martir-protest6 por la incautacion.
Fue 4 yer a Don Nice para reclamar
su maquina. pero nuestro hombre.
c~ogiendose las apostolicas barbas-
porque barbas tiene-constitucional-
mence indignado contest0:
No Sc Ia puedo entregar, ami
90: ies nosin de guerra,
Con 10 que gano Ia question. Era
una razon poderosa y convlncente
que lie do mucho credito entire Ia
genie conStitucionalista Y que hizo
reir 4 mandibula batiente a los re-
giomontauos que 10 a~podaron el Ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
Una idea diferente
de Alemania
Eirnc Gr Ia piaiGa !

Won Berleschp, & los p~rofesores
Hans Delbrucb. Brentanc, Ernst
Francke, Adolph Harnack, ". R&hil.
al principe Henckel Won Donners-
marck. al superintendent genera!
Sahusen. A. Stein. editor del Frank
furter Zeitung. Y a Theodor Wolff,
editor del Rerliner Tageblatt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
MENUDA
Viene dc Ia paGina 3.

quiSo seguir explotando e. negoci-
to-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
Ell MINISTRC DIAZ LOMBARDO
VA A WASEjlNGTON...
Vicne de la pagiaa I.

asta riudad. Sc retro = deycansar.
mes di;o one So .enria nIv fgtigqds.
los neriodistaS 2marIcaaos cue g.
tuyieron 4 cnrreyist.rlo. no conS.-
guieron. scr reci5idos, 9ucs Sc les d.
10 que el aoogado referido iba I des-
cansar.
Diaz Lombardo estuvo ~ligararlcn>
te enfermo en- chihuahua Ia scma-
ma nasa5a Y = ESQ Sc debi6 eli Il
retardara SUI v:aie a esta ciudad.
FL Ninis+ro de Villa. al llegar . Fl
Poso 50 orcon.r5 acci3ar+almanro en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07

nuel Bonilla de Monterrey. Don Nj
ce Ia Sido Alcalde. Tesorero Gene
raj Y va a ser ahora Gobernador.
Que cierto es aquello que los
pueblos tienen los gobiernos que me-
recen.
CARICATO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-01
Philip n, Holmes

Word has been received of the
death of Philip H. Holmes, who died
March -. at Binghampton, n. Y. Mr..
Holmes was formerly a resident of
Gardner and was about 6S years of
age and is survived by q widow, two
daughters and brother. He was an
artist of unusual ability and his
paintings have been hung in Paris as
well as in the art centers Of the Unit
ed States. His musical ability was
exceptional and led him to the doors
Of the worlds greatest musicians. His
collection Of violins was probably
the finest private collection in the
country.
Mr.. Holmes was born in Gardiner.
April %. 1915, son of Philip c. and
Sarah A. Holmes, and for MANY wears
OCCUPIED the Holmes house on Winter
streer and which contained at The
time IT his occupancy one of the fin
est studios to be found in this co,...-
Try. The late artist Widener, who per-
lsned On the Titanic, was a close per-
sonal friend Of Mr.. Holmes and had
bee ma guest at his Gardiner home
MI. Holmes was member of the CITY
council in 1881 and 80.
He died at the nome Of his dauoh-
ter Mrs. Charles p. Austin, with
whom he and Mrs. Holmes and their
daughter Aldine Holmes resided for
some years. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-01
OUCH! LUMBAGO?
ny, Musterole. See How Quickly
II Relieves.

You jnsAyuo MrsrERoLr in 0risl,ly.
and usually 'fe pain is gone-a delicious
soothing COM FORT comes to take its place.
MCSTERo9E is a clean, white ONT
n!ent, made with oil of mustard Use it
instead OF mustard plaster. viii not
blister.
Doctors and nurses use MUSTEROLF:
and recommend it 10 their patients.
They viii gladly tell you what relief
it gives from Sore Throat, bronchitis,
Group. Stiff Neck. Asthma. Neu1a,:ia,
Congestion, Pleurisy. Rheumatism. Lum-
baeo, Pains and Aches Of the Back or
Joints. SDrains, Sore Muscles, Bruises,
Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds OF the
Chest lit often prevents Pneumonia
Al your druggists, in pc and SOC jars,
and special large hospital size for 81 80.
Be sure YOU get the genuine MUSTER
OLE. Refuse imitations-get what YOU
ask for. The Musterole Company, Cleve-
land. Ohio
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-01
Benton-Guthrie

A pretty home wedding was solemnized
Wednesday evel.ng at $50 at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. .McKenney. Foun-
tain street, when Annie Guthrie became
the bride of Frederick Benton, Rev. f.
c. Wright. pastor Of the Free BAPTIST
church officiating. The ceremony was
performend in the parlor, under a white
wedding bell. the ~ooms being prettiIy
dressed in streamers Of pink and white,
and potted ferns. The wedding march
was played by Mrs. May f. Gliddep.
MI Jules Of Lawrence, Mass. gave the
bride away. 4
The contracting parties were attend
ed by Ivan Scott as best man and Miss
Maude n. Wentworth of Gardiner as
bridesmaid. The bride was charmingly
attired in pink tulle over ping satin
while the bridesmaid was arrayed in a
white overlace dress, over blue.
There were about Is guests present.
among them being Mr.. Harry H. Ben
ton Of Lawrence. Mass, and Miss Grace
NJ. Terry Of the same city.
After the ceremony splendid we'd
ding supper was served in the spacious
dining room. after which music andr
dancing were enjoyed until late in the
evening. Many prettysgifts were reeeiv-
eed among which was a fine leather
mission chair, the gift OF the young
men boarders at the house.
The bridegroom is employed at the
r. P. Hazard shoe factory, and the
bril- at the home Of Mrs. McKenne
M and Mrs Benton will resid> on
Fol kain street. Gardiner. and haze the
bestRkishes of large circle ofsxfiends.
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TROY

ssEsNFER.---Carl Myyick is i'll with
pneumonia.
Many are suffering from severe colds,
Mrs. T. w. Halves lis quite ILL Miss
hottie Reynolds of Unity iSsNith her,
Miss Marguerite Danfofkh ~ visit
Ing relatives at the Center.
ME-. Lucy Rhodes Of NorthpSrt III
the guest q Mrs; Geoske Tyler
Woods. ~ 1s7T b I'D
Mrs Edwina Bralford Of AuburiI.
VINO underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis Friday. at the home Of her
sister. hrs. c. NJ. Whitney, is re-
covering finely. %
The a NJ, c. l. students from Troy
are at home for the 10 days vacation.
Mrs. Fannie Ratchelder, wife of the
late N. NJ. Batchelder. passed away
very suddenly 5prday night, March
r. IL from n Is IA Of a shock sur
fered atsnoQl 3S same day. After
The dsAIth husband which oc-
SEe}t n Mascara year ago, she made
Apas Aher daughter, Mrs.
Eannte Yer age was s5 years,
three nU IS days. She pos
y q kindly nature Of rare
= \; 4: !; I
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Mrs f. T. McPhee entertained a
party Of friends Tuesday evening at
her home on Windsor street. Ran
dolph, the event being the anniversary
Of her natal day. The evening was
passed in the customary enjoyable
manner. with music, games and other
social pleasures. Mrs. McPhee was
the recipient of many beautiful and
useful gifts. Among those present
We're Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crossman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hodgkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris Potter. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Crossman. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Marrow,
AIRS. Louise Duffy, Miss Kathleen
Duffy, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Campbell, Miss
Sadie CroSsman
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An inexpensive Way to See
the California Expositioi


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But II you are an average person Of
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under personal escort, and in good COM
pany, at very moderate cost. Through
cars: Denver. Salt Lake City, and the
most wonderful scenery in America on
the way. s
It's fine way to go!
Through Colorado without extra charge.
Please write me today. or II you can.
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about these famous Burlington Route
Personally Conducted Pafties to Cali
fornia.
Alex g sto g New Ensi{ PASSENGER
s. Boston. ~ 3 : -
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KEEP URIC ACID
OUT OF JOINTS
Tells Rheumatism Suf-
ferers to Eat Less Meat
And Take Salts

Rheumatism Is easier to avoid than
to cure. states "A well-known authority.
We are advised to dress warmly; keep
the feet dry: avoid exposure: eat less
meat. but drink plenty of good water.
rheumatism is direct result of
eating too much meat and other rich
foods that produce uric acid which ia
absorbed into the blood. 1t is the
function of the kidneys to filter. this
acid from the blood and cast it out in
the urine: the pores of the skin are
also a means of freeing the blood Of
this ;mpurity. In. damp and chilly
cold weather the skin poress are &closed
TINS forcing the kidneys to do double
work. they become weak and sluggish
and fail to eliminate the uric acid which
keeps accommodating and circulating
through the system, eventually settling
"a the joints and muscles causing stiff-
Ness. soreness and pain called rheuma-
ksm. u
lat the first twfnss III Rheumatism
II from any Hhar7natS, about four
ances of dad salts;sp a Tablespoon
Il in a glass eNstgrand drink before
ueakfa staeaeh shorning for a week
rs is said Inmate uric acid by
tmulating thu 3neys to normal ac-
thus rtddinf'the blood Of these
purities.
nd Salts is inexpensive, harmless and
made from the acid of grapes and
E,on juice, combined with lithia and
useds with excellent results by thou
ds Of folks who are subject to rheu-
tism& Here you have a pleasant,
tvescent Whitewater drink which
= overcome uric acid and Is bene-
II to your kidneys as well.-Adv.
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The annual meeting of the Hal
lowell Centennial Burial Ground AS
ISOLATION was held at the office o.
Beane & Beane Tuesday afternoon and
the following officers were elected for
the coming year: President, c. ii.
clark; Vice President Ben Tenney:
CLERK, Judge F. f. Beane; Treasurer,
e. H. Willis: Executive Committee, ].
w. Church, George F.. Simmons, J. w.
Fuller. A. F. Morse. L. d. Merchant.
E. :. Andrews and John Young. i