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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20

First Presbyterian, Thayer and Sec.
ond streets; Rev. H. G. Postlethwaite,
misunderstanding service at 1880,
theme of sermon, 1.-The Worlds Great
Need" Christian Endeavor at 6: 30;
evening service, 1880; prayer meeting
on Wednesday, subject, Romans X. A
quartet and solo by Lancetta Steele
will feature the morning service land
a chorus choir under the direction OF
Miss Caspary, assisted by Flows or
chestra at the evening service.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20

have a widercircle of friends in that
vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris
and daughter Of this city will also
20 to California for the winter. Mr..
Lyman Harris and Mr.. Frank Harris
are brothers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20
For the Batteys.

DR.. and Mrs. Frederick 3. Strauss
will be hosts this evening at their
home in First street. at handsomely
appointed card party given in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Battey who are
leaving the city next week for Bill
lings. Five tables will be in play.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20
CeniorS Entertaining.

The seniors Of the high school will
hold a social gathering this evening
in the home OF Miss Glenn Bruce. This
is the first of series Of social gath
crings the seniors have planned for
the winter
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20

Hutchinson, d. D., minister.-Morning
service at 1920, when Miss Jackson,
a deaconess and nurse from Mime
apolis, will speak; Sunday school at
~ o'clock, with special music by the
orchestra; Epworth league at $3.50,
and evening service at 1880. A song
service will precede the sermon, old
hymns featuring. The pastor will
preach on "Christ's Manner Of Deal
ing with Sim
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20

LAplES-Your last years suit or
coat made to conform with this years
styles at reasonable charge. KLEIN,
tailor and cleaner. 1O.lG-5
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20

Juliette Day in ''The Calendar Girl
and Ford Sterling in "Pinched, in the
Finish will surely please you at the
Orpheum tonight .''
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20


that no small amount Of service may
thus be rendered in this most neces-
sary project, with no outlay Of funds
on the part of the students.
The student body was highly enter
tanned on Wednesday Of this week by
an address by MIR. Walter J. Willard.
who was In the city through invitation
TO, speak before the Fortnightly club
the evening previous. AS field secre'
tary- ofr~the American Proportional
Representation league, he gave q mas
terly analysis of the matter of repre-
sentation. as it is and as the league
feels 1t should be.
On Friday morning, United States
Treasurer John Burke spoke to the
assembly. This is the second time
Mr. Burke has appeared before the
students of the Minot Normal, and
they certainly appreciate the privilege
of hearing their former state govern
or, and his generosity in giving them
some of his time W hen in the city.
The faculty get-together meeting
took the form of a supper at the dorm
tory commons in that the weather re.
stricted q general participation I'M the
hike. Miss Bessie johnson. and her
efficient committee made the affair
most enjoyable to all in attendance.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20

in one division, will shortly make
tour of this state in the interest OF
the work.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20


Christian Science, Fourth street
and Avenue C.-~Sunday service at II
4. H., subject OF lesson sermon, doc.
trinc of Atonement;" Sunday school,
9:45, and Wednesday evening meet.
ing meeting at o'clock.
Second Baptist (coloredD, Eighth
and Sweet streets; Rev. NJ. w. With
ers, misunderstanding service at II
o'clock and eevning service at 1880.
A literary program and social hour
will be given In the church Monday
evening at s o'clock.
St. Georges Episcopal, Third and
Thayer streets: Rev. George Buzzelle,
rector.-Twentieth Sunday after trim
ity. Holy communion at s a. M; Sun
day school, 10 a. M, morning prayer
and sermon at II a. M, and evening
prayer and sermon, 4:30. Note the
change of hour of evening service.
First Baptist, Fourth and Avenue
3; Rev. l.. Il. Call, minister.-MOrn.
ing service at 1890, subject, "Fishing
in the Deep" Sunday school at IL
O'Clock; Junior Christian Endeavor,
8 O'Clock; Senior Christian Endeavor
social hour, $50, and study hour at
$50; evening service at, 1880, subject,
1.-THE Greatest Curse in the World
Mccabe Methodist Episcopal, two
blocks north Of Mckenzie; Pew. w. J.
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CHURCH NOTICES

. Catholic; Father Hiltner, pastor
s a. Ill.,, first mass, English sermon;
9:15 a. H.. second mass, German SER
mon; 1890 a. m., high mass, English
sermon; 2 y. H., Sunday school: 1880
p. H., evening service and benedic'
ton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20
Announce Card Party.

The Lady FOresters have announced
the date for the postponed card party
for Tuesday evening Of next week in
the Knights of Columbus hail. Mrs.
Elizabeth Geiermann, Mrs. A. H. Bar.
rett. Mrs. Fred Knudtson and Mrs.
P. NJ Wilson compose the committee
on arrangements. Whist will be the
game and large crowd is anticipated.
Federation Elects Officers. =
Mrs. NJ. j. Martin was elected presi
dent of the City Federation OF Won
ems clubs at the annual meeting held
Friday afternoon in the Commercial
club rooms. Mrs. B. +. Jones was
elected vice president; Mrs. Robert
button, recording secretary; Miss Al
dyth Ward, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. p. J. Meyer, treasurer. The
new board will call meeting shortly
to outline the work for the year.
Young People to Meet.
The young people of St. Georges
Episcopal church will meet Sunday
afternoon at $50 in the parish house
They will be addressed by Ensley A,
Weir and Mrs. William Mcclure will
sing a group of songs with Miss Mary
Atkinson at the piano. Rev. George
Buzzelle, the rector, will give the In
vocation. The young people are plan
ming Halloween dance for Saturday
evening, October q which they will
hold in the Knights of Columbus hall.
The Childrens Guild was entertained
Friday afternoon by Miss Frances
Close at the G.. F. Dullanl home In
Fifth street.
For Mr.. and Mrs. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Harris and
family were rendered a farewell re.
ception the first of the week by their
many Menoken friends. They leave
shortly for California to spend the
winter and later to locate in Sacra
mento, Cal, permanently. The affair
was one of the largest and most sue
cessful of the fall season, and was
held in the city hall. A large repre-
sentation of the town turned out to
bid them farewell, and in behalf OF
the Menoken Sunday school Mrs. Har-
ris was presented with handsome
leather book. The presentation speech
was made by Senator C. D. King. An
interesting musical program also fea-
tured. The HARNESSES have made their
home in Nepokep for many Yeats and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20

Trinity Lutheran, Seventh street
and Avenue c; Rev. o. Il. Svore. pas
tor.-Morning service, II o'clock In
the Norwegian language; Sunday
school, 10 a. H.. and evening service
at S y. III. in the English language
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20
For Iowa Guest,

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Hedrix en-.
tertained Thursday evening at their
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-20
To Tower CITY.

10 JV"ST wy
Rev. +. J. Reid former pastor of the
Washburn Methodist church has gone
to Tower City, where he was trans
ferred at the last conference to as
sumo the passionate of that church.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25

mGipiIieIpfieIIe. Sppd maanloatii
ia ilmonaIa icfd bplua ia riittGapG we
II tefeipGt beoelmdlliien ia6on. ga
mt fun beoclmain ~miIielij6t owot
pcrustanect omat mppnti pbtioniG.
iaanat be paremman btnnan tuot.
teeIlenia.
51nG talmena on taGllG ollut iou.
lun fabtapiiolta oiiin tperrattain fpl-
mad, mutta pGipGt oipat ulein mel
foilen lGmpimGt. OIemme iaaneet
10 bpwGn mGGrGn meiiiaoettafin jofa
belpottoo meitG' fe,norefofastelusia
feidn tallen.
@iimc m%arrasf. lopulla Iaimme
muuttoa uuteen aiuntoomme tGGllG
&eeolcDsiG. &iitGmme pstGipid jot-
ia ibanalla laululloan ia pstawdlli-
iilld pubeilla iefG poptapolwelifiel-
liam ilabuttimat meitafin tapania
mlrfaan uilteen fotiin tullesia. Gri-
tpiiesti mp0s ipodmeIliiesti fiitGmme
Heiolaa, Se0manio, @alliofosfea, 81
mid. Sonfalaa y. NJ. pstapia iotfa
taipallo tabi t%oiielIa omat Object atpil
liiia uuteen fotiin astuesiaamme.
8ield pppoan eritbiiesti teriuebtGd
monio pstafpiGni wirfameliisidni.
Sumalan iuuri armo ,ualaisfoon ia
objatfoon meitd faifisia oifealle.
Sos teistG iofii mabbolliiesti tabtoi-
ii minulle firioittaa aiiasta josta
piioli wiiotta tafaperin muutamine
teistd firjoitin, Min ponen tdbGn uii-
Den oioitteeni.
@eIielliiesti:
6. Sipasfainen.
&. q. Dor 40. &eeblep, Sal.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
Gh, Mimm.

Tuoriioleura &iennon naiiet on pc
rustaneet fesfuaiteenia nliorten nais-
ten ompeluieuran. @niim1inen fofo
ms of past. 8. &luostialaiien alum
nplla t. f. 5 y. Soiicn fofouflen bc
pmot pitGnect Mtr Sobn Sfont5in o.
iritlplla t. f. IL y. Sinne plifin TO.
foontunltt fanioa ttn6an tGpoeltd io-
ten oliii pijon ollut liifan jos enem-
pi. SlGnt1 lai faitna naapurienfin
tilolit ia iittenfin lite iai ieiioa. Selt.
rusia on 10 pli neljGfDmmentG iGien-
ta ia tptot on bbtpin innostllneet o.
maon t%oimintaania. Eoptaraboina
j. NJ. labjoitifiina on(beille 10 fertp-
MT roboa $50. so idtr rduufIab be ..
not 10 ostoneet maatetta y. III. fGii-
t%potaiparao. On 1ausfao fotieIla
nuorten ottatpan oiaa ieurafuntatDo.
bon. Sotfufoon innost,,s ~fesfuuoes.
ianne mloret, oiia on tGrfiG jonfa G.
teen tposfcr' tte.
Wtr Sjalmor Sborcn ia WisS Sill
MA MGfi p~istGpiipGt t f. ID ". Ito
no metdpttdmdsid umpiiolmun past.
8. Huotialaiien lltona poppilasia.
Sul9anen on ripotialainen fanIallis
iuiloeltaan ia moriian luomoloinen.
Yastori toimitti pibfimiien englan-
min ficlcllG joto molcmntot bpmin tai
topot. 2opufii nautittiin fuppi ful.
mac ia ilto fului rattoiiosti. Snnef
ii moon olfoon nlprclle parillel
Scuroflnnollo oil mlrpiifofouS t.
f. 7 p. &ofous oil rauballinen ia
foiffioiiot fcsfustcltiin ia paGtettiin
roffonoesio. Welfeer %poiffeufietta
ipalittiin entinen mirtafunto. Yast.
poIffaa pIenncttiin $1,000 fuufai-
belle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
Ylnmmer, @inm.

Mlonpa ferronfin firjeeni poffo.
iesio puburipojasta. Yaffosta on
taGIlG 10 ollrt 81 ollie nolan ia td-
ina merfitiec 2opisio go alle NOLAN.
2ciffi on iiuoin pois frn lima fer.
ran noin fltifpafii mcnee. Boffaien
fontoIle on fat Iosfettatpa iefin, ettG
Hicf Gsfelist1 oli miubostunut @rf.
ii, jofo 0onp foiipantoon OH mennpt
liuraamoan. 6. @sfeIi OH ottanut
6oitaofiecn meIicnid farton Min faii-
wofii fun Iicf tGpttd1 ~tosfunia full.
lollo. S1nelI6 on bptpd maatilo,
moon picIGp1 ic n1fpp tefciudn mieli
moatiIaltafin fGiin oftoo roiitofop-
oestG fiinni.
9onnattoo foi mainito, cttG foiip-
poIoommc tuIee emf feidn aioIla ra.
fcnnettdipofii $4,000 mofinpa -four
Iipblione, iitd ie foipoofin. SGmG o.
fla OF tdbdn osti olI,it Min bormiE
Iisto fun ei ole olIiif fimnoIIista foii.
Iitbuonetta miiiiaIIa FUN iiiomaIais-
ten fouIupiirisid, ia ompo iitd marta
wastcn uiein fdptp fotiomosiofin.
Muistuu tdsid oiioto mieIccni en-.
tiiiItd ia npfpiiiltd oiciIto. Oil ndet
ferrol niinfin, ettd iiefIa Moutopnin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25

Selmif. A p. fello 10 ap. OH Mma.
lasia, firfosio, erittGin berttaista Of.
Ia, iina iielId on iilIoin ibana betfi
Serran ionon d1resid, fuitnneIIesio
armon ia aiitu1roen ibania fointuio.
4eIlo 2 OH fofous ia fabapio oifein
eritpisten Iciwosten fonsia. SIlaIlo
j~otfetoan ionon trtfisteIuu.
9eecbpoooisia oIen 6 b. Soc oIem
me iaoneet min poIion bpapGd Suma.
IaIto, ettemme moi mitlto fiin fit.
tGG cIGipGd SumoIoo ipoGnest1 min
folion FUN td6IlG oIemme.
s. 8. Seimonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
Maranette, Nicb.

Marquette'n 8aniallisieurafunta
panee toimeert iituret onfima iltamat
firfon baalisio 81 p. tammif. flo 8
Italia. Somosia tiIaiiuuSesio mpp.
oG1Gn arpolipuilla 8GinGm6iien fan
tclc, ionfa Mr $. Oiola Iobioitti mai
nittuun iltarnaon.
Objelmo iltomat firfon baolisia
iofo ppbGilto. ObjeImo olfoo felIo
S:15, loppucn fello 10.
&olliin ajan tdboen on fanioloiii.
emme fesfen tullitt tiulina peruStoa
Oiuusfmtppa paiffafunnaae. Soi-
mlnta on 10 alidlo, fofouflia OH pi-
oettp ia oiaffeita ferGttp. SfafepGG-
ontaa on 10 fuiiloien mufaail, Dli fab
Den tubonnen bollarin. Suotatpaa o.
liii, ettd ie toiminta eoistpiii ia eta
p%fiimicliipps ppipiii fanialaiiisiam-
me, mlltta jos CT Sierra bitonetta ra.
fenna, Min tiirboan rafentaiot tp0td
tefelpat. Gntafaamme iiis SumaIan
ola rafentuiona faifisia toimisiam.
me.
SumalanpaIueIiis firfosia ppbdnG
% p. feIlo $50 ap.
&irieentpoibtaia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25


faupungisia erddieen toiieen firffo.
fiintaan fiiulltwan papin aiunnolla
ei annettu Auttaia-Ieb6elle tilaiiurt-
ia pdastd iiiGlle ia fen mafaan eli ieu
rafrmtalaiietfaan usfaltaneet iita iuo
fla. Sept on toiiin. gtpt Iaaoaan IN.
fea pitf6t firfolliiet ilmoitufiet, ia.
man firffofunnan puolelta. iosfin ei
lamalta papilta. SGstd moimme
Italia faiifana olIen padttGa, ettd
@uttaiaa lietaan rumiaasti iilldfin
p%llolella ia me iloitiememe iiitG, jol-
lei ipaar ole tarfotus falostelIa?
2uin ferran firioitufien: Wistd on
lG~boettGpG2 Alfafaa lufea a(rrttaiao
ia mpos iitG leipittGmGGn min cttG
iita tulee iota taloon, Min tlilemme
lGbemmGfii toiiiamme ia fun tutus-
tummc fen fautta Siumalan Ianaan
ia mpos usfopeljiimme ia iiiariim.
ne, min olemme b%aiaIlaanfin oGen
FUN oliiimme pboesid bihoneesia fun,
lemasia toiiiamme ia fuulemasia mi
ten fufin olemme iaaneet olIa SSiima.
Ian joboatrfitn a~laiiia. Saluan lu.
fiani fpipa iimllta: Sletfo fplasiGii
toimimit min, etta Iuttaia tllee io-
ia taloon? SGGll6 mretoGn fplGSi1
ie tulee melfein jofa taloon. 81 to-
ma ole minun aniioni, maiffa olen-
fin aiiamies, maan tGsiG on ie, eta
lebti itie on pubunut puolestam ia ie
ett1 paitfafunnallamme ibmiiet pnt-
nGrtGpGt panna ar1poa frsitilliielle
ianomaleboellc. Silatfaa matualla-
fin Muttajaa, nDt Ie on eoullilinta,
fun ie iofa labettdd tilaufienia ia
$3.50, ioapi postiipapaasti oollarin
mafioien neli iiipuiien ieinGfartan ia
leboen binnafii eli jdG fun so IenttiG.
Sama Oh aiia, jos iofu uuoistaa ii
u fienia puooefii eteenpGin iaapi
tuon Iabian. Saan tGsid mainita,
ettd Suomen almanaffa eli fuull1 e.
nGG labjofii, jos ferron farttaa ta9-
ootaan.
I%iuanfllin mobingon folltta lain
tict1G, ettG ). SlIilla on Sooergre.
min fuuluiiia l1GffeitG.
5. @. @GGtti palaii Sautapuusta
%joulun ipieopsta. Suomos M1GttG,
Wonesienisto fGpdii fotonaon mime
joulltnppbinG. 2Gbti tafaiiin lutpa-
fen olla ainafin piloli mltotta tGIl1
f~ertaa, fun iielld on DppGt tpoaniiot.
~n1otan onnellistd ltuttaprotto
faifille auttojan lrfiioille, Onfin
bausfaa llfea tdsta leboestd palion
fonianfirieitd.
Gi &
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25
Kansan Kirjsita
@eebh, Sal.

fin pppo1n taten ter,pebt66 gittaim
liifiioita ia ~erittGinfin tunnettiia ps-
t1piG eripaifoisia maata.
Suurta onnea toimotan teille fai-
file! = Eabtoiiiban iofaiien ppip-
w1iien to%iionnen iaaipittaa ia ie on
tofi Sumalan fiitos maboollista. 81
til Wartcn OH SecIus iibraitltnut ia
fuoleman f%irfistanut, ettd me laiiim-
me fobotctun Yaratiiiimme jalleen
ia oliiimme onnelliiet eli main 40
so pltotta apaan ijanfaiffiiesti.
Sofia Siimalan poifa on banelld
OF ijanfaiffinen elamd. Coffin To-
noen: Sofa usfoo Yoian pGalIe I'D
nelld on ijanfaiffinen elamd. See
laamme Ills ia meioGn tulee isfolla
omafiemme omistoa Seeliis, 8apab.
toiamme omafIi Serrafiemme ia Sii-
molafiemme. grGs flor ianoi Giles
Ioan beiffona iairaana: &aiffi on
bppin fun Seeius OF minun ia NINA
olen banen. Wefin iaammle iamoin
itleGmme lobouttaa, faiffinaiiesia
bGoGsiG, ~tisfasia ia fiulalfiisia.
MeillG on Seeilfiesia pf6snoltiemiis
ia elGmG. &pllG rietos ruiifoipi mel
til matfolla torpeefiemme, iillG liba
ia maailma omot liitosla bdnen fans
ioor. Whitta me moitomme SGnen
fairttania, iofa on beifoisia ipafefpa.
Serran Minnesota on tpabpa turfpa.
SGtG olen minGfin Iaonut monella
tatuaQa fofea claimant aifana. Ser.
ra on pelastamit monesta iefd iielun
ctt1 rilumiin bGodstG. SGnen nj.
meniG on plistettp. Sierra OH iobta-
nut ojallilen dion ipaibeito. ltsfon
ettG tGnnefin lnlteen maalliieen fooin
poiffoon laimmc jGlleen tlillu iaman
|joboon moifutuficsta. gtpt olemme
OBJECT pltoli pliotto tGGlla &ceolepn,
Gal. iilomolaiiesia ruiino ia periif-
ia fplGsiG. Scitiemdn ipliotfa tafa.
perrin mlntimme tG1lt1 oltiiamme
tGGIlG folmatta mrtotta Istoriaan,
Ore, iosIa iaimme ola 6 ia puoli
mitotta Serran fo1tlusfa.
&offoasia muistosiamme tulefpat
pplpnlGGn Historian, Naielin, &elion,
Yortlonoin, @inloefin, 2ircoln Gree,
fin, S'lmocon, Sealioen ia Slnepn
meljet ia Iiioret JOHN of minilla II.
loiiuus t,tilstiio pbteiiesid Srmolon
orntosia Seeiufien 8opabtajnmme
foutto. MISUNDERSTANDING pield ma.
ban oifoa McStarin ieitrnsia. San
finn tulcc min ioto loppih,. Scrrait
Iotilaona on bDtpG ollo. Sota-o,ctm
me on SltmaGan iara. .gsro ia raftatt
us, gf1ifile looi fiten iieluien muir.
booia, iofa etiii fetd ban iaiii nielld.
81 ole tpomme mposf6dn tilrbao Ser
rosio. 8oiffo fplfpGmme fppnelin
min loomancpo mpos ilollo Militia,
iosfus ioommc 10 t16llGfin iIoito nil
ocn funsia jotfa itienia paranmifieen
f1GntGmGt. Sn oIlitt nuusfaa fnul'
la eta 1telld MStortaS1aftn, enftlesld
tpoptirisidni. $errom fara ,~ses'eespba
EaGllG &eeoIepsiafin on pienoinen
ioiiffo 2dbetps, tai Giuanfeliitmin ps
tdpiG. Ionct beistG Gilfepot mieli-
bmpGll0 Nuttoja lcbtcG ia oipot &on'
iollisfirfon pstGpiG oinofin iitcn.
Olemnte fofoontaneet tparlinfin itn'
n%uiltoiiin iticGmine Slmolan lanai
Ia rofentdmoon. 5ddlIdfin f%hulu-
nat fnnioIuiiemmtc moncen eri RIB
mGGn iiIfonoiiesti. airfoTlincri ,uai-
futus on miime ipltoiino fGbnpt tdGl-
III ipno6oloiiecn piiriir. Woni fcrs.
faa oifeooppiiniioesto ia usfaltoo it
ie pGGIleniG. NoprGG ia to6ellista
fristilIiipptta moi fuitenfin bnomoto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-25

- esSlitsmme niiti IiifIsitd. isf
b iIusittaipst Iebbsslamns, ante
nat illeu tfteist1 sliaamme.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-22
PICNIC AND PICTURE SHOW

Quite an enjoyable social affair
was an outdoor picnic and picture
show party, given last Wednesday
evening by Misses Nancy and LYDIA
Weddle, of Hustonville, compliment
airy to their charming visitors, Miss
es Gertrude Tartar and Faustine
Cooper, of Somerset. The guests as
sembled at the home of Misses We'd
die, and went in automobiles to
Browns Springs, the other side of
Crab Orchard, where the lunch, a
sumptuous one it was, was served.
After spending a short time at Crab
Orchard Springs the party returned
to Stanford for the picture show and
were afterwards entertained at The
Princess. The guests were: Misses
Faustine Cooper, Nancy Weddle,
Anna Floyd, Martha Tucker, Clara
Nunnelley, Bobbie Tucker, Nancy
Dunn, Leona Baker, Gertrude Tar
tar, Elizabeth Stagg, Marie Floyd,
LYDIA Weddle, Susan Blain, Bessie
Rife, Katherine Warmer. Messrs.
Dodd Skinner, Arthur Coffey, Alger
Weddle, W. A. Brady, Ben Pruitt,
Claude Dinwiddie, Ray Murphy, Rog-
er Hicks, John Hicks, Sam McKin-
ney. Mrs. R. p Anderson, of Ash
land and DR.. and Mrs. Chas. Hart
were the chaperones.
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TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described As Torture
Relieved by Black-Draught.

Rossville, Ga.-Mrs. Kate Lee Able, Of
this place, writes: "My husband is an
engineer, and once while lifting, he in
iurcd himself with piece OF heavy ma.
chirery, across the abdomen. He was
SO sore he could not bear TO press on
himself at all, on chest or abdomen. He
weighed lG5 lbs, and fell off until he
weighed 10 lbs, in two weeks.
He became constipa,ed and if looked
like he would die We had three different
doctors, yet with all their medicine, his
bowels failed TO act. He would turn up
tcn-cent bottle OF castor OIL and drink
it two or three days in succession. He
did this yet without result. We became
desperate, he suffered so. He was swol-
len terribly. He told me his suffering
could only be described as torture.
sent and bought Thcdford's Black
Draught. made him take a big dose,
and when it began 10 act he tainted, he
was in such misery, but he got relief and
began to mend at once. He got well,
and we both feel he owes his life TO
Thedford's Black Draught "
Tnedford's Black-Draught will help you
to keep fit. ready for the days work.
Try it NC-l3l
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DAVIS STORE

Mrs. Elizabeth Camden, of Row.
land, attended the burial of Mrs.
Jane Coleman.
Mrs. Maggie Martin, of Indiana
polls, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Jones.
c. G. Boone took some of his
male friends a joy riding last Mon
day in his auto. We will not tell their
names, but they can be very easily
recognized by their skinned heads
and noses.
f. S. Siler and wife and children,
of Winchester, attended the burial
of their grandmother, Mrs. Jane
Coleman. They will return home the
last of the week.
w. r. Dillon, who has been cut
ting some very fine lumber in this
section is fixing to move his mill
Henry Woods is preparing to go
to Somerset to take another treat
ment from the negro specialist. Mrs.
A. l.. Kidd is also going to take
treatment.
Mrs. Jane Coleman, widow of
Shelton Coleman, one of the Oldest
women in this section, died Sunday
and her remains were laid to rest
Monday in the Ephesus burying
grounds after services by Rev. J. G..
Livingston, her life long friend. She
had made her home for over half a
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The three-year-old daughter of
Leslie Jones, a farmer residing at
McCoun's Ferry, in Mercer county,
was found dead in the cistern. The
little thing had fallen in while play
ing.
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WOULD CONNECT CHICA.
co WITH NEW YORK
lish Endorsements Of Doan's
Kidney Pills

Of the many kidney remedies on
the market today, none is recon-
mended like Doan's Kidney Pills
Forty thousand benefited people
gladly testify in the newspapers of
their own towns. Forty-ive hundred
American newspapers publish this
home proof of Doan's merit. The type
used in one year to tell this wonder
full story would make a solid column
of metal twice as high as the world S
highest mountain. Placed end to end
the lines of type would reach from
New York to Chicago. These miles
of good words told by 100000 tongues
sound glad tidings to any Stanford
sufferer who want relief from kid
ney and bladder ills. Here's STAN
ford case. Don't experiment. Use the
remedy endorsed by people you
know.
Mrs, w. H. Hill, E. Main ST.,
Stanford, says: 81 do not hesitate to
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others in my family have been bene-
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ccross my back. Another of the fam
lily used Doan's Kidney Ills with so
much benefit tried them and they
soon relieved the badi ache and put
my kidneys in good order"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
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get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
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