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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-13
LIES
Beside
BODY

Lying near the door OF the Baker
Ahhes briquet plant. at ITO MIIi
(. Hssmaa p. wickman. so. night
vsEhman. waT found dead at 8 a.
= russday BY r. Z. Barrett. city
fhunan Of sos Fourth ave. He was
Nssdins from the mouth. and one
4 Ais eyes vas bruised. Near him
hy his revolver.
he fact that he had not rung in
e,fe : .. m. Monday night. and
~ bet that his revolver was out
4 he pocket. indicate that he en-
@aclered prowlers. who when he
x1efed them out set upon him and
~ him 10 death.
Ka<n searched at the morgue. s2i
~ his watch were found on his
dxhinx.
ne coroner Is investigating the
~.
BE lived q, 1870 s2nd ave. s.
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splashed.
There were melon seeds on the
imperial vest.
They offered the imperial poten.
tate a spoon 10 eat his melons with.
but he waved them away.
There is," he said, but one
way to eat watermelon, and that
is TO eat it---soi"
And the imperial countenance
was buried In tho melon.
Asked his imperial opinion OF
Texas watermelon. he made this
highly intelligent reply:
g Club Club"
He Ate Four OF EN-
"He means Good, Good 4"
some one explained. So they fetch.
ed him another melon. He ate four
In all
Anybody seeing the imperial po-
tentate after the feast. and not
knowing that he had attended both
an opera and watermelon feast
In the same evening. would have
wondered II 1t was the fashion In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-13
Ads Are of Unusual
Interest This Week

Many of Seattles stores have prepared special
events in honor of Shrner week, and nearly all
of them have made arrangements for special SER
vices for the comfort of out of town visitors this
week All these things are told of in their ads in
The Star from day to day SeattleS best stores car
ry their most attractive offerings in this paper II
will pay you well to watch the ads carefully this
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-13

Guests Of the New Washing.
ton hotel wero treated 20 the
welrdeht concert Imaginable
BY tho German" band OF the
Ararst temple, Kansas City.
Mo. Monday. Dlsoord was rife
among the "oormans" They
harshly dlssoeted all tho old
tunes. taking them apart note
by note and leaving them a
heap OF manplod eorpGea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-13
CITY TO VIEW
LIBERTY BELL
WEDNESDAY
Program Completed for Ex-
hibition Here OF Precious
Relic on Way TO Fair.
BELL STONED BY BOYS
One Missile Finds Mark But
Guards Declare IL Did
No Damage.

shrirers will participate In
the celebrations attending the
arrival Of the Liberty Bell Wed.
nesday. The ehsn,ers of Al
malsikah. a group Of 30 Shrine
singers from Los Angeles. will
AID Seattle folk IN greeting the
~orldfsmous relic Of the days
when America fought for her
freedom. They will be accom-
panied BY their band and pa
trol.
Indications today are that th'
bell. which is en- route from Phila
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FRANCISCO TO SEATTLE. They
frctted and fumed.
And because they fumed they
we're not permitted 20 sleep. and
when they arrived were hustled out
into the parade 10 march the streets
nearly all day. Their brides rode
behind them in autos. but Dempsey
and McClintock were not permitted
10 look once 10 the rear the whole
day.
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SEATTLE
SAILOR
RESCUED

WARRINGTON, July f3.-Harry
.nrx. fireman. OF li3 East 57th
- seattle. was one OF three Amer
rssa rescued from the Russian
neFrnant ship Leo. sunk by sub
nanns several days ago. the consul
.aefal At Liverpool advised the
AZ department today.
me consul general mentioned
- american ship Normandy az
'hs Witnessed the torpedoing Of
ns Leo. but not as having been
s'ed - a shield for the submarine.
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who will become Imperial Poten-
tate Of the Ancient Arabic Order.
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine.
Imperial Potentate Frederick r.
Smith of Rochester. n. Y. called to-
gether the first official gathering OF
his imperial council at the Moore
theatre Tuesday morning at a cere-
mony that was at once a welcome
and farewell.
Men OF prominence in Seattle
Mayor gill. Judge Burke and ]. f.
IChilberg-extended TO the imperial
potentate, his council and all other
visiting Shriners. the welcome OF
the city. But II was the last session
at which the imperial potentate VIII
ever sit as such.
| During this week an executive
session will be held. and Imperial
Potentate Smith will hand his scep-
ter to ]. Putnam Stevens of Port.
land. Me, who is In order for the
imperial office.
| Stevens is known thruout New
England as Put" He's big club
ran in Yankeeland. they say. a good
scout and. as Yankees go. n pretty
fair business man. Anyway he's
Annexed a fortune.
Then will be decided the contest
for imperial outer guard. an office
leading up TO that of imperial 20.
tentate. In which John r. Buckbee
OF Rockford. ILL.,. Col. George Filmer
Of San Francisco and William C.
Bristol of Portland are leading can
ididates.
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ORVILLE WRIGHT WILLING TO
SERVE on ADVISORY BOARD,
he TELLS EDITOR OF STAR

Thos. A. Edison. Orville Wright.
and certain others. Then Seere-
tsry Daniels became Interested.
Now that Edison has volunteered
TO serve on Daniels proposed
board. and Wright 10 expected 10
accept. the following letter re-
ceIved from the sIrship Inventor
BY The Star some time ago 10 Of
Interest:
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Wore ono hundred live wires
looking for a good time" said Muir.
phy. yesterday.
THOSE TEXANS ARE HELLERS
When the delegation from the
Heila temple Of Dallas. the oldest
Shrine body Ia Texas. arrived In
Spokane. en- route here. they raided
the city hall. forced tho city com.
missioncrs 60 adjourn. and then
gave their Hella musical sketch
written by Noble Charles Moore.
At o'clock Monday afternoon
the delegatlons from Texas. headed
by the Hella temple band loaded on
a big truck. paradcd thru Soattlcs
main thorufarcs
Monday night the Hella temple
gave IA dinner at the Rathskeller TO
all Dallas Shriners and ladies'.
BANDS VISIT THE STAR
Just about closing time az The
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Donoyson, D. o. DIbble and N.
3. Edelblute, were flirting
with three pretty misses In an
auto at Salt Lake. Unexpected
ly Mrs. DIbble appeared and
snapped a picture. They bribed
her 10 tear up the film.
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DELIGHTS ON SHRINE FESTIVITIES PICKED HERE AND THERE

temples is "Howltzcr." a s.year old
alligator. mascot OF the delegation
from Tampa. Fla "iowitEer" was
made 10 wear muSEle as an orna
ment Monday night.
safety first" said Noblo Harry
II. Roberts. who has charge OF tho
gator.
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way without either shoes or
socks.
But II 10 not In Ars nature 10
be unhappy. Not az all. Nc
says he's ,iekled 10 death he
didn't have any farther 10 ride.
LOCKED AWAY FROM BRIDES
Noble Robert y Dempsey, OF Al
oha temple. Honolulu. swears he
never again VIII get married en
route 10 Shrine convention.
So does Noble McClintock. same
address.
Both 80 arranged their conven.
ton trip and their wedding days
that they became benedicts the very
day they landed In San Francisco.
Both are hale spirits but there
is a limit even 10 their good nature.
The benedicts WERE LOCKED
AWAY FROM THEIR BRIDES
ALL THE WAY FROM SAN
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kANsANS LEAVE FRIDAY

The four patrols OF the Kansas
Shriners who are attending the con
vention here will leave Seattle Fri.
day for San Francisco TO take part
in the Kansas day exercises. which
will be held at the fair July 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-13
YES. WE'VE CHANGED

YES, WE'VE CHANGED
Director o. G. Kline of Mar.
shalrs band Of Topeka, Kan,
made his first visit 20 Seattle
in 1896. after the organization
had been 10 San Francisco with
the Kansas Knights Templsr.
When Mr.. Kline ss~ Seattle
for the second time upon his
arrival with the Abosllsh
shrlners. he couldn't recognize
the few landmarks OF the town,
which then contained less than
10000 inhabitants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-13

Several weeks ago, The star
and its sister papers began a
quiet movement for the estab-
ilshment OF a civilian board 10
advise with the army and navy
officials at Washington regard.
Ing plans for more adequate
defense OF this nation In the
event Of war.
The matter was taken up with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-13
DocT0R A NERVOUS
wreck; DIVORCE
ND AIm0MY ASKED

~. ~ CLAIRsvILLE. O.. July Ia
~nssins that his wife's cruel treat
4 s'sn, caused a nervous breakdown.
~ ~ :, W. Moffat asks divorce and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-13
~. YOU JAYHAWKERs

oH. YOU JAYHAWKERs
The wives Of three Kansas
Shrlners from Abdsllsh temple
have been promised any side
trips they desire by their hue
bands as the price for the de-
struction OF a film taken at
Salt Lake City. where tn.
Kansas Shrine special stopped
en- route.
The three Jsyhawkers, J. o.
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WHERE THE BELL WILL BE
The Liberty Bell will be on
exhibition from Q: 80 a. m. 90
2;3o p. m. In reviewing car.
$50 feet south of the inter
section OF Occidental ave. and
King st. on Occidental as.
Everybody will be able 20
see the bell. az plans for
handling the crowd have been
worked out so that constant
procession will be kept NOV
ing past the historic relic.
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.p,d" Wagner was dlseov-
- BY friends Monday rush
!. rsdly about Ie was sGs
Tsrss.h and slsheveled. Ask.
= 20 explain his hurry, he
s..se5. "ive lost my oandl
s,rr Imagine how ! came TO do
: There are 40 of them. and
49, are all In uniform.
,v,ceS my back on them 20
...ss 70 a friend, and--pfstl
ne, vanished"
.psc- found his band later.
mar were marching round and
,eusd q block. and playing the
.slsles. piece In their roper
sslr,. In the hope that Dad"
~suld hear them and come and
A,d them.
~ nAYoR As A MASCOT
lsuminx n prominent plac'
..oor the masco,s OF other Shrin,
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peeradc tremendous That was
bigns There 40 patrols and 20 BANDS
was barba coong ! hunderous
three essentials successful peeradesze color
and noise
biggest most cooru and nois
est
line march-we who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-13

The Aladdin chorus OF 81
voices, the very same which
serenadcd The Star starr Mon
day. viii sina TUESDAY night az
the Elks' club. Willis e. eoland
Is the director.
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YOU'LL HAVE ". MuRpHl
G. II. Murphy OF Davenport. la.
arrived in Seattle 20 years ago in
search OF wealth. Monday he came
back. but rs member of the
kaaba temple ot Davenport.
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Al LOSES HIS SHOES

II LOSES HIS SHOES
Somehow. poor Al Atkins, OF
Baedsd temple. Butte. ios, his
shoes on the way 20 Seattle.
ot course, none OF his broth.
er Shrlners knew anything
about u. and aympsthixcd deep
ly with him. even almost 70 the
point OF tears. Then his socks
disappeared. Ne rode all the
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VISITING DELEGATES
IN GREAT SPECTACLE;
40 BANDS IN Line
BY FRED l. BOALT.
LOCKED AWAY FROM BRIDE

l. BOALT.
| the finest
the Of London following
coro
That wassom peerade. folks | give MY word
havehis Not 10 minutes the
taLend of and
typewriter sumbes My vocabulary bslks My brain reels and
swthwhc to ell Of marvels have
efforts Of King George and his lord
could the their
fon while the peeEade
a sobut
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The drops fell. splashing on the
collar OF the imperial robe. New
drops formed. and they, too.
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~~tss Dss~-.
--..ss-s
ssssas sesa .as.
ssna esws
A~ - ssse.
sss . -u.AD
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NOMING this week: Wednesday,
" Gov. David l. Walsh of Massa-
shuset,s. and party. Thursday-ear-
lead Of Middle West newspapermen
and their wives. Also Baptist Young
Peoples Union. Friday-party of
master plumbers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-12-17
NOTICE.

Pursuant To instructions received
from the Hon Commissioner OF Inter
nal Revenue. proceeded to Dew Drop.
Elliott-co.. KY. on November -. 1915,
and seized upon Fruit Distillcry
4l3, operated by John H. Conn for
violation of Section $500, OF the Fed
eral Statutes, or for having taken from
n barrel containing l4h gallons brandy
all but two gallons some had been
marked and gagged by a United States
Ghuger and still in the designated
place OF deposit without any tax paid
stamp attached thereto, and for the
above reasons, the following describ-
ed articles named below were seized
upon and will be sold and the proceeds
OF same after all expenses OF scizing,
selling and etc, have been deducted
therefrom will be placed 10 the credit
Of the Secretary or the United States
Treasury, unless claimed by some 9th
er party and in this event said owner
or claimant will be required to file
notice with the Collector or Deputy
Collector OF the 18th Internal Revenue
Dist setting up claim OF ownership
and file bond in the penal sum OF $3.50
in the inside Of 80 days from the time
first notice is published thereafter,
said sureties to be approved by Collec-
tor or Deputy Collector, conditioned
that, in case OF condemnation OF the
articles so seized, the obligors shall
pay all the costs and expenses OF the
proceedings to obtain such condemna-
ton, and upon the delivery OF such
bond to the Collector or Deputy Col
lector, he shall transmit the same, with
the duplicate list or description OF the
goods seized, to the United States DIG
trict Attorney for the district, and said
attorney shall proceed thereon in the
ordinary manner prescribed by law.
List OF valuation of distillng appar-
atus and brandy seized:
One copper still, complete with cap.
worm and worm tank, capacity 100
gallons, valued at. 1900
Five empty barrels and one key, valu-
ed at,....t! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $500
Eleven fermenting tubs, capacity 200
gallons each, valued at. ..... $500
One cask t3S gallons) apple brandy
100 per cent proof, valued at $500
Total s 20i. 90 |
Yours.
l0-i2-3t. c. C. FLANERY,
Int. Rev. 4 division. 7 Dist. KY. !
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defaulted in the payment OF interest
on s3,000.000 OF first mortgage bonds
HIckSvlLLE.

Several from here attended the Holt
ness meeting at the Brammer Gap Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Misses CANINE L. Hays, HOWE Pink
erton and CLAUDIA Holbrook were out
horseback riding Saturday evening.
Thos. Hays was "A business caller in
Hicksville recently.
Miss Stella Dalton visited friends al
Jattie recently.
Miss CANINE +, Hays spent last
week with her friend, Mrs. Belva l.
Dean Thompson.
Willie lobe and Calvin Holbroob
went to Jattie on business last week
f. G. Pinkerton has purchased fine
farm from Richard Lyons.
Mrs. Cassie Hicks visited her sister
Mrs. Dova Hicks last week
Mrs. Lucy Hays spent Thursday ev-
ening with Mrs Myra Pinkerton
Charlie and Vess Woods were husi
ness callers here saturday.
A. l.. Hicks has completed his new
barn
Earl Carter called on Thos, Hays last
week.
Lando Hays expects TO visit relativ-
es in West Va. soon
Gilmore p. Pinkerton was transact
ing business at George CAROLS Sat
urday.
Mrs. Permelia Hays spent last week
with her mother Mrs. Elizabeth John
son. SLEEPING BEAUTY,
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Order Sale of Big Coal plant.

Charleston. w. Va, Dec. TO- decree
has been entered in the United States
district court here by Judge b. F kel-
Ter, foreclosing a mortgage on the
property OF the Paint Creek Golfers
Company and order a sale OF the hold
ings.
The decree was entered at the in
stance Of the Scranton Trust Com
pany, Scranton, Pa. for the benefit OF
bondholders OF the Golfers company.
An unofficial appraisement OF the
properties involved totals into the
hundreds OF thousands OF dollars.
The sale of the property will be
made by special commissioners APP
pointed by the court, but the date for
the sale has not been set. The com
missioners are Stage Davis. w. Cor
don Mathews and f. w. knight, Char
lesion lawyers. The Trust company
alleges that the Galleries company has
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OBITUARY.

Mary = fionser, wife 81 John ".
Hooscr. was born Feb Is, lS4f. died
Dec. 10. 1915, aged 6S years. 3 months
and % days She was converted In
the early part 81 her life and Joined
the NJ. T. Church and lived consistent
christian until she was called 10 her
home in Heaven She leaves loving
husband and eight children to mourn
the loss pf loving mother, Two chil-
dren had already passed on 10 that
shining shore and were waiting there
for mother, our hearts and home are
broken. our home Is home no more We
will miss you sadly, miss your Kind
and willing hands. your earnest care,
our home is dark. We miss you every
where. All was done that lowing hands
could do. but IL was tho Lords will to
take our darling loved one home A
place is vacant in our home that can
never be filled. A LOVING HUS-
BAND AND CHILDREN
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GALLUP.

Miss Elizabeth Hops, who for IN,
past few years has been engaged II
Missionary work among the Indians o.
Minnesota and Wisconsin, was her,
Sunday and gave very interesting
lecture. While here she was guest a
the comfortable home of Mrs VIM
Childers.
The venerable James r. Shannon i:
very i'll Of la grippe
Postmaster Don C. Belcher has beer
quite sick with cold but is now able
to be out again.
Mrs. Ulysses NJ. Burgess and little
daughter Ruth. OF Berea, KY. Miss
Elizabeth Burgess and John Burgess
and John Burgess OF Kise were guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Nc
Clure Sunday
T. J. Chapman visited Don C. Belch
er Sunday.
Mrs, T. S. Mcclure, who has been
quite sick for the past ween, is i'm
proving.
Sunday with his brother F. c. Mcclure
and family
S. J. Hardin was a business visitor
in Louisa Saturday.
John and Fred Dobbins have moved
from Contrary to Kewanee.
Mrs. Dan Brown and children have
returned home after an extended visit
with her parents at Borders chapel.
The pie supper at Gallup school
house held in connection with our i'm
provement league Friday night was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. w. w. Wray OF Richardson at
tended the Ladies' Aid Society here
Wednesday
Rev James Fraley is suffering very
much from erysipelas i'm his face,
Arnold G. Childers made his regular
trip up the river Sunday.
John H. Mcclure, our local merchant
and little daughter Emma were in
Louisa Monday.
w. T. Belcher, section foreman, is
able to resume his duties after an III
ness Of several days.
Joe j. Mcclure OF this place is a
juror in U. s. court at Catlettsburg
this week.
Next Sunday will be our regular
church day. II seems as though some Of
our leading members get the church
days mixed up and fail to come Come
out next Sunday and help US sing Il
Love Thy Church o God" We need
your help and God needs your service.
We can have REVEALS on regular
church days II the people will come
out and not wait for just once year
to receive spiritual blessings.
w. A. Carey has gone to Lockwood,
where he has employment in the c. &
o. depot. SWEET WILLIAMS.
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NkMzWN0ij0Ik&W8staIl
Effective Nov. %. 1914.

Ly, Fort Gay Central Time)
No. 3-l.lS a. m, Daily--For KenovA,
lronton, Portsmouth. Cincinnati. Col
umbus. Pullman Slcepers to Cincin !.
natl Chicago and Columbus. Connec-
tion via Chicago and ST. Louis for the
West and Northwest.
No. 1b-4l:06 pm. Daily-For colum-
bus, Cincinnati and intermediate sta.
tons. Pullman Sleeper. Cafe car to
Columbus. Connects at Cincinnati ana
Columbus for points West.
Ly. 2:OS a. m. Daily-For william.
son, WEIGH. Blueneld. Roanoke,
Lynchburg, Norfolk. Richmond, Pull
man Sleopers. Cafe Car.
1853 p. m. Daily--For Wirhamson.
Welch. Blueneld. Roanoke. Norfoik
Richmond. Pullman Sleeper to Nos-
folk. Cafe Car.
Train leaves kenova s:iB n -
Daily for Williamson. via Wayne N
leaves Kenoya s:t5 D. m. for Porte
mouth and local stations, and Ieave.
Kenoya $3.50 a. m. Daily for columbus
and local stations.
For full information apply TO
w. 3. BEviLL. Pass. Tran. NJ,
W. c. SAUNDERS, osnI. Psss. A.
ROANOKE. VA.
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Saturday.
Hon. Dave Thompson was here Fri
day taking some dispositions. Dave is
all o. X
The meeting at Brammer Gap Is
drawing IA large crowd and much in
terest is manifested. There have been
several conversions and the interest
is still growing.
Hobart Brainard went to Twin
Branch Sunday
Roscoe Prince was nj Louisa Satur-
day.
Earl and Iris Dean went to Cancy
Saturday returning Sunday.
Adlai Jordan went TO Compton sun
day
John Savage of Vessie was here Fri
day.
Bill Riley was here last week buy
ing walnut timber. He is having IL
hauled To Louisa.
Since the recent rains there is plenty
Of mud and mud holes. J.
OLD LEM JUCELENS.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
Schedule subject % change Without astss
Effective January 5. ,sIs.


Effective January 3 1915.
Local trains leave Louisa, south.
bound. s;is a, m. wock days, ana
6;ls p. m, daily,
North bound, cave Louisa s:ts =
m. daily; 6:ls p. m. week days. Az.
rive Ashland ll.l5 a. m, daily; S,0s
p m. week days
To Lexington. Louisvills and We.
Leave Ashland 1900 p. m. .:sS =
M daily Local, week days 70 Lar
ington. Io:s5 a m.
To Cincinnati and west
Leave catlettsburs. eSpr.s. a.,,,
t:lS a m. 1870 ., m. Locals Ia,
y, m, daily.
Leave Ashland. express. daily. Am
a. m, 1900 .. M Locals. 1850 n mn
daily. -,
Eassbound, Main Line.
Leave Ashland. e1prcsa. daily. IN,
=. M 1880 n. m. Local daily A
Huntington. l7:si D. m; runs - u,ns
ton week days
}. N. mARcUM. AO,, Louise, Nv.
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A, WORD FOR MOTHERS

1t lisa grave mistake for mothers to neg
lect their aches and pains and suffer In
silence-this only leads to chronic sick
ness and often shortens life.
II your work is firing; il your nerves are
excitable; il you feel languid, weary or
depressed, you should know that Scott's
Emulsion overcomes just such conditions.
II possesses in concentrated form the
very elements to invigorate the blood,
strengthen the tissues, nourish the nerves
and build strength.
SCOTS Is strengthening thousands Of
mothers-and will help you. No alcohol.
Scott Il BOVINE. Bloomfield. NJ.