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MATERsvIM.E.

/ WaIersvilIe, our live little town. il
Is usual, looking neat. and tho spirit
Of progress and Improvement is ap-
/ parent.
! The improvements 10 the residence
Of Mr.. D. l.. Wheeler, are nearing COM
Iplstion. which adds greatly to its ap-
/ pearance, aud convenience.
! This community was saddened by
which occurred last Friday morning,
j 7th, instant. at the old homestead OF
the England family, which 4 now the
home Of Mr. Howard England, In
] Howard county. near here. .Mr. Eng
+ land, vas The oldest son OF Tho Iate
Abram and Elizabeth England. and
vas 4 man Of integrity OF character.
and kind and unasBumlng manner,
and Vas esteemed and respected. For
many years he was engaged in mHr-
ehandIzing IN Baltimore. and vas con-
nected with the fIrm Of johnson SUIT
lon Z Company. but OF late years Lead
retired life from business. lie IL
survived h. his brolhera-Messrs.
George England and Howard England,
Of Howard county. and Mr.. William
England, Of Washington. u. G., and
algtera=-M Mrs. Lille A. Steele md Mlas
Mary England, NatersYIlle. md Hrs.
fordeIia X Narfsld, Howard county.
Mr, ]. Harry Steele. Of the NestmIn-
SER bar Ia . nephew Of the deceased.
The funeral Heriee was held last sun
day afternoon, at .. m. q mis- IaIe
home. and vas largely attended. Rev
7 II. Hoyden. of The Protestant EpIs-
eopal church. wa The officiating min
Istef Interment N the family burial
lot on the place
Mr. and hrs. Malcolm SeIlman. Of
Baltimore. after visiting their rela-
ives hsre. eft Tor an extended rip
Nest
Mrs. Josephine nlnebTenper has 70
turned from Washington. aud -
spending tonne weeks II hHr home
Mr. and Hrs. KencaId. Mfs John
Adams and aon. Muster JACK Adams,
Of Baltimore. were tae guests OF Ar.
and Mfs Allan Grimm. Tor The Fourth
of july.
Mr.. Elizabeth BENDER. Of Balli-
more. spent the weeks cna at Tho
home Of Mr.. and Nra. Alan Grimm.
Mr. MrfY y. EnFlaf. Of - Wind
Hor, i visiting her daughter. MfH. }.
Il. FHarneY.
Miss Jennie saIby i attending he
Hopkins Summer School. Baltimore.
Mlsa Eatelle Waters paid visit re-
Gently 20 baltimore, aud Lock Raven.
Mfr William Dempsey il naeceazTul-
y operating hi mes motor truck.
Khleh ho haa recently purchased.
Our rural NAL carrier, ~ IrxIno
Harrison, hHH made tn record Of al
most continuous service. having only
missed I've days n ten months
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HERRET.

Rev. q. n. Baughman. vii preach at
Woodbine Sunday, n 1890 a. m. and
at The Messiah church. at ; p. N.
ReY. v. A sIies. Hlll preach at
Branaenhnrg Methodist Protestant
church. Sunday. al 100 a. N. Christ
ian Endeaxor n tame church at 1880
D. m. led by Mrs.. +. J. nHandenburg.
Mrs. Rachel Penn Is visiting her
niece, Mr.. Hewitt, for a few DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Farser, accom-
panied b Mrs. Penn and Yrs Hewitt.
motored n Daniel, Sunday afternoon.
calling on Mrs. Michael 0Iennan.
Mr.. Henry Garheart, sr.. Wa In
Baltimore. Wednesday. on business.
Mrs. Eddie Dorsey and baby, Joseph.
visited Ms. d. :. Dorsey. Tuesday.
Mrs G. w. naughman II sick.
Master Gilbert FlemminE is also on
the sick list.
Mr. Eddie Dorsey ! suffering with
tonHIlitis.
Mias Polly and Mr.. Blair Brooks, OF
ALA Farm, Howard county, moIored
10 IhIs place Saturday afternoon. call
ing On Mrs. Robert ShIpley and family.
Misses nary and Elsie shlpley spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with their
aunt. Mrs. EralIe Wilson. It Glst
Mrs. I. II. raynteT. spent Wednes-
daY 1T her home. BeFrett.
Don't forget our Sunday school pic
ME. on July 18th.
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BARE BRANCH

mrs. Sarah Davis and Miss prudie
Logue, Who we're spending sometime
with Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Logue.
have returned 10 their home In SMALL
wood.
The weather ID very warm.
Mr. and Mrs. @. :. Starner enter
talned On Sunday, Mr. Edward Welk.
of Pleasant Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Wantz. and two children.
OF Dachman's Valley: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clelon Wolf, Of Bark Hill, spent
Thursday with Mr.. and hrs. Walter
HeIwig md family.
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EMORY.

The ladies' I'D Society viii hold IL
annual supper On Saturday. Al are
cordially invited.
The EnKorth League VII hold q
festival On the Church lawn, satur-
day, july =. Al are welcome.
The Sunday school Will hold cole
brailon On Saturday. August 10. The
Conway land vii be present : fine
program n being prepared.
The Y will meet It Mr.. Charles
Lights On Friday, July =. Al are
cordially invited 20 10 present
The Ladies' Aid Society viii meet
ut Mrs Richard Harris On Thursday
August } BE sure and turn out
Mrs. Wm. u. Hand. Of Daniels Park
has returned after spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Bond and
family.
Miss Helen Wisner has returned "a
her home I'm Baltimore. after visiting
her cousins, Misses Hazel and Mildred
Taylor
Mr.. ]. T. RaYer and family. spent
Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Sellers and family. Of Finkaburg.
Mr.. Samuel Myers. spent sunday
with Miss Fannie Ieight. of Balti.
more.
Mrs. James Taylor, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. ]. T. Raw.
er. Is nov spending some time with
her daughter. Mrs. Howard Sellers.
Mr.. Donald Gromer. Of Chambers.
burg. Pa. is visiting his aunt. Mrs
Wesley Bond
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Blizzard and
family, spent Sunday with her broth.
er, Mr.. Wm. Beam, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graf and son
Charles. Jr., spent several days las
Neek with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Wesley Bond
Misses Mary and Naomi upperco. O
Fowbleshurg. spent Sunday with theil
sister, Mrs. RALPH Raver.
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JULY Il, 1916

was taken to a hospital in Baltimore
for treatment, the past week.
Mrs. Nellie Hainea. who has been
an invalid for several years, died at
her home near Linwood, Wednesday
night. July 5. Funeral services we're
held at her late home on Friday. at
1 D. m, b. Rev. T. II. Wright. Inter-
ment on Saturday, At London Park
cemetery. Mrs. Halnes was the
daughter Of the late Rev. ]. w, charl-
ton of the Methodist Protestant
church. She is survived by her moth
err, Mrs. Mary Charlton.
Dr. Newton Gilbert. of Annapolis,
spent the weeks end At home.
Miss Nellie Weaver came home on
Sunday and on Tuesday left for suf-
folk SaniIorium, louisville, Long Is
land. ~ I, where she has accepted
the position OF superintendent
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Repp enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday. Mrs. Rose
Repp. Mr.. George Belllson. Mr. and
Mrs. D. Myers Englar.
An interesting Sunday school meet
ing vas held In the Methodist Prot
estant church, IN Sunday afternoon,
July End The meeting was held un-
der lie direction OF the county presi-
dent. George v Yeiaer, and was for
The purpose OF organizing the dis
triet into . district association. There
are eight schools In the district. five
OF which Were represented. Addresses
we're made by c. w. Yeisez. Elder w.
T. Englar and Dr. Weaver. The dis
triet vas organized with the following
"A V1#H#nEa##ar
dent: Guy ". Hainea. vice president,
Mrs Margaret Englar. secretary and
treasurer. and hrs. Nettie Fowler,
superintendent Of Cradle Roll
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Myers Englar. en-
tertalned = supper On Sunday efen-
Ing. Mrs. Rose Repp. Mr.. BellIson
Mr.. md Mrs. Samuel Repp and fam
lly. Hr okediah FleagIe aud son. Rus
cell.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
school on last Sunday donated Its
organ 10 ne Church Of God at Pleas
ant I'LL. The church there has been
recently organized, and We wish It
sueeeHa.
The Lutheran Church vii hold its
annual bazaar On The school house
lawn. on Wrdn.sd ay evening. August
tth. The Union Bridge Band viii
furnish music Tor the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Myers Enslar. Nrs.
philip EnFlar. md Mrs.. Rebecca My
ers. motnfsd 70 BerTYyilie. Va. on
Monday, - attend the funeral d a
relative.
-. Howard nymIller i spending
several weeks Nth ner parents. Mr..
and Mrs John Heck.
IT. and Mrs. John Weaver and hrs
J. Wesley Little visited Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Weaver. on "Wednesday even
Ing.
Mr and Mrs. Jndson Hi. Of fancy
town. spent Sunday HIth Mr. and Nrs.
Jacob Price.
Mr. Harry Weaver. received card
from Corporal ]. d. Mitchell. of Vest
Minister, Company II. First Regiment.
National Guards. EAGLE Pass. Texas.
lie says we arrived here on the
9Th. n S. a n, Ii degrees IN the
shade. an do not mind i as much
as - did IN Maryland. had rain mere
yesterday. the frat since LAT October.
Moi OF u are yell
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more. Is spending some time with
friends N All around town.
Mrs. Mary CIousher and daughter,
Miss Alice, returned from St Agnes
Hospital. on Sunday evening.
Hubert McSherry spent the weeks
end with Wallace Reindollar and
very aceeptabiy filled the pulpit in
the Lutheran church. Every one was
glad 10 see Hubert and hear him
preach. He Il a son Of n former
pastor. Rev. G. w. McSherry,
Jacob Burlington. OF Mcsherrys-
town. spent Tuesday In town.
Joseph AlthofI. OF York. spent Sun
das here.
Rev. YIN. i. Duttera, wife and ST.
children. of Salisbury. n. &. are the
guests o. HIS father. Amos Duttera.
hrs. Z. G. sanerhammer. Is visiting
In Lttieatown.
Toy creager and family, OF Deba-
non. Pa. are Ihe guests Of his moth
or. Mrs. J. s. Bower.
Mathew Gal and family, Of st.
louis, No, are the guests OF hIa sis
ter. Nil Anna Cal and Mrz. Mar
gafeI stoft.
Kiss Emma =. Ecker. of New Wind
sor. Is The guest Of Miss Mabel Lam
bert
Mas Bessie Roon and Miss Iva
Foxier. Of Nes Windsor. are the
guests Of the formers sister, Mrs.
Walter ! Bower.
RS. Samuel johnson Who haz been
III or a0mc time, vs. taken 10 Fred
erIEk CilY Hospital. on Tuesday
Master David Sell son Of Oscar Sell.
felI from the second floor OF lne lee
factory. 10 the concrete floor. ! dis
lance OF len o. twelve feel. on TUES
da#
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MNlIIwTEH

RS. Annie IorinEer entertained :
haH#e party for the weeks nd n
her home. South Naln street The
guests WeTc hsr sister. Mra. Susan
Fainter and daughter. Mra SaomI
HaIIy and son. NeaaFs. EuEler and
Painter. q ~ Freedom Mr. John
lneabauEh o. Indiana. ars Doriugz
or incl. her children. Mr. AM Mra
John I0finReF and Hrs. Blnnie l,or=
inEHf II and MrH Clarence Laurie
an Mr. EekeuFode. III OF pikezFille
III Lutheran Sunday school picnic
he'd Saturday. JuIY 5. in Warn.
efa Grove. as wi attended The
A In Ind furnished the music. i
festival .aH lid a night
MIss &c IL II. shower Is visiting
hHr sister. MFa. Maurice LuKsT. ol
". YoH..
ar. Walter Folk and Aiss Anna
EIaKleY. are taking The 81 weeks
teachers. course a the Johns HoH=
klna. baltimore
-. J. f. IN. former pastor Of I'm
manuel IhtheFan church. sho accept
e. = CO. IN I.rnokfln, \. l., motorad
he. o. Friday. accompanied y HI
20 and daughter Hr. i.za remained
b a - hours. II Mi Irene am
Master LAYER. all Hpend ; weeE hefa
a. guest Of "a i. 8 MuaAelman.
AIaB Carrie Bak.H ~ visiting her
aiaIar. Mfs. aHafcr. Of ThufmouI. Nd
Mr. Walter ,. Hanson. sho Nas o.
erHfad unon n The I r. |. baltimore
returned home Sunday. lie = con.
yaIeaeluK az rapidly as could i hop.
Cd Tor from : painful operation.
Mr. Il. J. 7. la.Iotte. sent n tt
/. =. /. baltimore. Monday. Ia Va
operated upon Tuesday for his feinH
ar. George i. Hoffman. who had
HI leg broken In N autumibils areI=
dent. returned 10 the hospital IhurHs
daY To old cast was removed and
new ono placed. The knse wa
found very satisfactory. The profess
so assuring nm. there would DO n
str Joint as IA n nrat feared.
/ Hey. nrown. OF Hampstead. vii
preach N the Reformed Church. Sun.
dr. morning. II 10 ,. m.
Mr. George Folk. North Main street
/ hid handsome porch built around
/ tie front and Hide 81 his residence.
/ Tho carpenters are buy erecting
/ The frame work for he nov residences
being built b Dir. Edward Trump, O
4 the hotel site.
1 Nr. ]. u. BAKER. superintendent O
4 the Reformed Sunday School. PLACED
/ far N the Sunday school room. i
I honor If two of their members whI
are in Texas. Mr. II. NJ, IoatH md M
Paul FfankforIer.
The Preparedness parade n Han
Ger. Tuesday night. was largely -
tended y people from this TOM am
surrounding country.
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IRIOsTOMN.

Washington Camp. No. 100. =. o. 5.
u A., IniontuHn. has elected ~ dele
gates u represent them II the State
Camp. II be held IN HageTstown, AUG
ut Isl and md Delegate. Melvin y.
nontson: Alternate. Il. d. FogIe. The
camp o. Uniontown is In a flourish
ing condition.
Mrs. I'm. Rodkey Is visiting IN Bal
tImore.
Thursday morning relatives Of Rev.
Simon sloneaIfer. received the news
Of his death. which occurred at bis
home IN Duneannon. Rev. Mr.. Stone
sITer was brother to the late Mrs.
Joshiah Erb. and his widow vas Mis-
Emma Gilbert. sister OF Mr.. Wesley
Gilbert.
Mrs. Annie Hoyl Ia visiting Mrs.
Lanye Shaw. Of Black Oak Spring.
Mrs. Settie Starr. OF Westminster,
was the guest Of Mr.. and hrs. Solomon
Myers. me past week.
Mr. James Waltz. OF Clear Ridge
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CREEK.

Mrs. George shorb and daughter.
Miss Marie. Mrs. e. :. UtterbaeE. of
Lewiatown; Mr. Harry ShIpley and
children. Of Frederick; and Miss
Beatrice Hahn. Of Humps. spent Sum
day With Mr. John sauerHein and
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family.
Mrs. William Lennon and daughter,
Miss Carman. and son. Wilbur. spent
Monday at Hanover.
We are very glad 10 report that Mr..
Harry cutsaIl is able to be out after
several weeks illness. Mr. Noah Cut
aIstinR with the farm work during his
Illness.
The atork visited at tho home Of
MT. and Mrs. Russell Reaver. aad
left them a fine boy,
Miss Mary Bollinser. Is visiting her
home folks 1t GTeenmount,
Dir. Austin sanerwein spent the
weeks end n LewIaiown.
MEInOSE.
While Mr.. William Therlt and sef-
eTal boys were fishing. Mr.. ThefIi
caught a large bass measuring Is
inches IN length ard ~ inches vide.
and weighed pounds.
Carroll. the 10 Fear-ol1 son OF Mr.
Era Ffook. q III. most successful
angler n catching fab. About to
weeks ago he caught tWo fin meas
uTing ! and IA Inches respectively.
On Monday afternoon h out ID him
elf b. catching monster iish weigh
Ing pounds. and measured i inches
IN length. He Ind HI photograph
taken 9Th his homemade fishing rod
and line and The fEssa IN his hands hy
one Of orr rhutoRra pherH.
Mr.. Edward Thurman Iost to vala-
able cows Int week. b bloazIng On
Y0unK clover grass
Mr.. lester shafIar. OF this place. Is
safy busy making porch swings.
Nhich - haz reads HaleH for.
Farmers hafe finished cutting grain
nd some haze II stored away. Wheat
/ good cron this year. both n straN
and grain.
Ar. and -. Jacob Folk, ~ and
Hrs I'm THerit md IN, fauI AZ
Eesa Weaver. mdIored n tn home
q SIR and NrH John Myers. q Union
Nils, 0n Sunday Iaat
Mr. md AFa Era F1ock and fan
!. visited relatives IN ard near Fleaz-
nj Valley. - Sunday Iasf
Ar. John EisenInSh. our freight
AGENT. knent daYz# vacation 9Th hIs
brother. helping t. store ava. ETaIn.
Nentz.g Union Sunday school. Sun
day afternoon. at o'clock.
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IINEI.nRn.

The Volunteer Fire Company Of
Ilneboro cleared 81. at festival
held recently.
Rev. I.eaIherman vii preach Sum
aay morning At u o'clock. In the LII
Iheran church. Sunday school vii
IL held at : n. N.
Z. 7. kirehner. who broke his leg
twelve weeks ago IN failing from a
HeaffoIl IL zIill confined 10 his bed
The Lnehoro Furniture factory Is
rushed with orders. manufacturing
Iabonrettes. pedeatals and hobby
horses.
The Llneboro Canning factory has
completed packing pens for this sea,
Hon. They are now canning beans.
Miss MarY Slough, Of NeH Oxford.
i the guest of William kopp. and
family.
Mrs. I. FrydInEer. and Mss ner-
nice kopp visited friends In Manchea-
Ter Last Sunday.
Mis- Irene Zlegler. Of Dover. sas
: recent guest Of Miaa Eva Cent?.
DR.. 7. II. Nertz and family. Of Han
over. visited Mrs. 4 Tracey last Sum
day.
Mr.. and hrs. :. q. Cent? and son
Edward. and daughter Eva. motored
10 PiEesyille. last Sunday.
TANETTOMN.
C. T. Daley and wife. and Maurice
{. DuItera and wife. moIored TO
narper's Ferry. "a, On Sunday.
Miss Eugenia Gardner. Of Bali
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nImIn

Il 3 Iafnii= reunion On Sunday. 81.
lazy = We#EFiRhI and daughter. n
IsftsiHHd the following guests JeHza
!. We.HTiEHI and wife. Samuel !
NsybflEht nd VIE. q near herr
John s WesbrlehI. wiz. 80 81
daughter. OF Thurmant. John 7 HaYef
md wIfn. Of Westminster. Mr. Baker
md daughter. Irene. . EdHandnI
IL Tobias Ike. u iaaIHabnHE IL.
! siozHar, d ElizabsthiuRn. =. Nj
Maude stonaT. OF Dayton. Oh. MHH
NampIef. Of Idaho
Those who spent Sunday VIII \ :
MILLER and sife Were Mrs. ". i.
Eilef md IN. Miller. Mira Luther
.Iiler. Otto Gabf0Hki. slfe nd On.
Herald. Of Philadelphia. John Il Mil
=. of NeatmIpster. Edward EsaIek
and family. OF here. and Samuel
IIainea. of Westminster.
On sunday Charles HaEner md NIfe
visited Hr NlnemIller md sIfe. If
near KaYmaE. VIC motoTed with them
u Gettysburg.
Mrs. Webster uarnlah and daughter.
Anna. Of brooklyn. y. :. are Waiting
IT au1 Mrs. = II DilIer
Domuel MERELY. wife and on. =.
Har, baltimore. :saaasntlY Waited Mf.
AyerlYia parents. Jamea AyeTly ard
NIfc
MisaeH Loniso md Iaoma Ham
Epent enc day ii wezk with their
uncle. James Foa. Of IzoYs.
Rhoda weant spent several daYs
last week IN baltimore. visiting rel
aIIYca.
Meade 0hIer. xIfe md daughter.
nary. Of Emmltshnrg. Hpent Tuesday
Rith Iheir daughter. Mrs. Charles
Hornen.
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|: FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Black-Draught.

McDufF, Va.-y''I suffered for several
years" says Mrs. J. B. Whitaker, Of
this place, with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ter years ago 4 friend told me to try
IhedfOTds Black-Dragght, which | did,
and | found il 10 be The best family medi-
cine tor young and old.
keep B!ack-Draught on hand all the
time now, and when my children feel a
little Tad, they ask me for a dose, and il
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have long spell of sick
ness in our family, since we commenced
Using Black-Draught."
Thcdford's Black-Draught Is purely
vegetable, and has been found to regu-
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re-
itve indigestion, collie, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
1t has been in constant use for more
Than 70 years, and has benefited more
hlan million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black Draugllt, Price only 25c. Get a
VAcEag@ Today NC aas
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French Dry
Cleaning Co.
UPSTAIRS OVER BRANCK'S
PHARMACY

We clean Hats for Ladies
and Gentlemen by Electric Y
nlaChine and Blocking.
We also clean and press
clothes for ladies and gent
lenen.
We will be glad TO have
your patronage. We are
fully capable OF handling it
having rad 20 years ex=
pegience at the business.
Only try rs as we know how.
Don't throw away your old
Hats-bring them to us
We will make them new.
STEVE Z0LOTAS, Mgr.
Next Door SOutI, of Kress Build
ing Newcastle Street.
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TO CURE cHILrE,rs COLDS.

Keep child dry, clothe comfortab,a,
void exposure and give DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar-Honey. 1t is pleasant, sooth-
ng, antiseptic raises phlegnl and re-
!uces inflammation. The first dose
gives relief, continued treatment with
proper care will avoid serious illness
lr a leg cold. Don't let your child
suffer. Get a bottle today. insist
IN I'd. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey. CSC at
druggists.
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FISH AND OYSTERS. Phone 234
or fish and oyster. for breakfast, din
Ter and supper. Brunswick Fish Co.
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Tomatoes. celery, cauliflower, CAB
bag fresh at DeVeo's.
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ZIG VICTIMS
CAUSE TROUBLE
ANITA HAVING RATHER =
9kCIC TIHE CARING FOR
HER DOPE FiENDS.

LAETA. Feb. 2S.-Atlanta is be
ing 10 have q rather sad and trag-
Inc handling tile several hundred
e. victims who have been deprived
4 -leir morphine and cocaine by the
sluI law
ihc best these poor victims can
hope Tor IS to gradually taper off, since
they are left absolutely without the
dope their Grazing makes them raving
nauiaca and in some cases results in
dealh
Those who can afford treatment by
private physicians are fetting along all
right. as She physicians have the right
to administer whatever Of the drug is
necessary.
BIT those who have no physician
have been reduced TO applying to the
city physicians for free prescriptions,
50 that it has come to the point that
every morning now a regular coke
| line" forms before the city physician S
office a. the city hall
It is infinitely more pathetic than
any b.cadine. ana the faces are more
pajhcticaly eager Most of the vic
tins are between IS and thirty Among
them are people who have come from
every walk in life, bright looking
Young men, pretty girls. or girls who
were once pretty, side by side with
detected down and outs. They al
come to beg from the city physician
the prescription for the tiny bit o.
drug that VIII mean release from tor
tar2 for few days
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take and their effect is so agreeable
and so natural that you will not real
lie that it has been produced by a
medicine. Obtainble everywhere.
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DIR. BELLS PlNE.rAR honey.

For your cold, tor your cough, Zoe
ycur feyerish throat. nose AND head.
MS DR.. Bells PineTar Honey. Honey
soothes the irritation, Pine.rar cuts
the phlegm,thus relieving congestion.
Pine Tar also acts rs au antiseptic as
result general relief follows Breath
ing becomes easier and further inllam
nation j. arrested. Insist on Or. Bells
Pine.TarHoney. 1t is an ideal treat
ment. Price Csc.
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FOR Salt

FOR SALE Seen shares Of Glynu
Comfy bank stock. Address }. A. G.
box 5l4, Waycroaa, Ga. 81
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FOR RHEUMATISM.

As soon as an attack OF rheumatism
begins apply SlOans liniment Don't
waste time ana suffer Unnecessary ag
ony A few drops Of Sloan's Linimeni
ON the affected parts is all you need
The pain goes at orce.
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( II every school k.a in the land could
congregate in one big band and all
we're ASKED a lunch TO take, the yell
would te-Hurrah, STONES CAKES.
,iX kinds-one price-ten cents, at
Phoenix Grocery.
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agent for Gold dust flour, one dol
lar; movie stamps. DcV0e
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i, PIANO s Sal r H5f

SIZE bsve TGe piano n p home near Brun 20 iol-
"a save cost urIin sa offer traf1eutcLs dla0lr
most lihers terms 70 grst WHO uppi g. l.lty
asd bot iu parf..t spudit ON. good BE. saving
aEe y-It4id quality. Adr~ g.
J. A. STEWART. Box 1907 ATLANTA, ca
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Something Good.

Those who hate nasty medicine
should try Chamberlains Tablets for
constipation. They are pleasant to
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-22

Frank Chance and Harry Wolver-
ton, who started their big league ca
reers as rivals for honors on the Chi.
cago Cubs many years ago, are now
rivals again. Wolverton is manager
Of the San Francisco Seals in the
Pacific Coast league, while Chance is
manager of the Los Angeles Angels