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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07

morning. He is a grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel E. Lux and of Mrs.
r. F. Thompson. His mother was be :
fore her marriage Miss Beth Thomp-
son, one of the most popular OF To-
peka's young society girls
Mrs. w. E. Collins will entertain
two tables at bridge tomorrow morn
ing at her home, 1884 Van Blren
street, in compliment to her niece,
Miss Marie Casper, of Kansas City,
who is her house guest. Those ask
ed are Miss Casper, Mrs N. V. Wood,
Miss Anita Weiskirch, Miss laura
Neiswanger, Mrss Marguerite Thrnpp,
Miss Genevieve Mcmillan, Miss Lucille
Bomgardner and Miss Christina Ward
The small daughter of well known
Potwin family has begun bringing up
father" as very early age One
morning not long ago at the break
fast table she remarked, Mother do
you suppose God can hear daddy
drink his coffee?''
X X X
Down town working girls are OBJ
jecting because some of the men do
not remove their hats on entering the
elevator. They shouldn't be too hard
on the men. Elevators are business
conveyances and are no place for So
cial obligations. 1t is not considered
building elevators in the east. In
other words. it is ''rube' custom.
X y
Miss Ernestine Billy has invited
guests for a breakfast at the Country
club Thursday morning. Covers will
be laid for the girls who were men,
bers of the Pi Phi sorority at Kansas
Agricultural college who are Miss Sa-
rella and Miss Genevieve Herrick
Miss Edith Updegraff and her guest
Miss Mary Churchward. of Wichita;
Miss Margaret Fuller, Miss Marjorie
Whitney, Miss Lillian Guthrie. Miss
Gladys Guild and Miss Billy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Crane announce
the marriage of their daughter. Anne
Pauline, to Mr.. Stafford D. Thacher
Saturday, August 4, in Lawrence Mr.
ated from the Topeka high school in
June, 1916.
Mr.. Thatcher is a sergeant in the sig
nal corps of the Kansas National
Guard.
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mrs. A. T. Reid and her daughter
Marian. left this afternoon for Minoc.
qua, Wis, where they will spend the
rest of the summer with Mrs. Reds
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Low.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George w. GREENWOOD
1 anu tncll cOls a. W. 1iSChHOO0
and their grandchildren, Octavis
| O'Nea1 and Robert Merrick, left thi:
morning for an automobile trip Il
Green Mountain Falls, Colo. They
expect to be gone about six weeks.
Mrs. Genevieve T. Veale, who ha.
been the guest of her son, Mr.. George
i Veale and Mrs. Veale, in Detroit
Mich. for month, has gone to Caps
Cod, Mass. She expects to spend tbs
remainder of the summer in Boston
and Cape Cod.
Miss Gertrude Gray is visiting he
brother. DIR. Arthur Gray and Mrs
Gray of Hoisington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Larimer ant
daughter, Miss Ruth Larimer, hav,
left to spend the rest of the summe
on Lake Michigan.
! Mr. and Mrs LaRue Royce mo
tored from SaIina Saturday for yisi
with Mrs. Royce's parents, Justice ant
Mrs. Rosseau. A. Burch. Mr.. Royc
! has returned to Salina. but Mrs Royc
| will remain a few days longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Pricer and thei
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07
Housewares

Aluminium Preserving Ket-
tie, $1.50 6-qt. size. .95e
Grey Enamelware Colan-
der, regular SOC kind,
for. +. .35e
Corona" Household Clean
er. three 10c boxes. .21c
Iced Tea Tumblers, colonial
glass, 90c set of six. zoe
Cut Glass Cream and Sugar
Set, four attractive cut
tings, $3.50 sets. .$1.98
Tea Cups ard s a ers.
white porcelain, set of
SIX Toe
Third Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07
Low Priced Hosiery

Ladies' Hosiery-One table
containing odds and ends
taken from regular stock
black, white and col
ors. Mostly 35c num-
bers, also a few soc val
ues. Choice, pair. :. .29c
Mems Silk Plated Hose, all
desirable f asst colors.
About 200 dozen, very
best 39c quality. Special
price, pair. 1890. .29c
6 pairs for. .....$1.65
IL pairs for. 800
Children's Bla elk Cotton
Hose, fine rib, sizes Z to
91a, slight imperfections,
regular 19c quality, 15c
or 2 pairs for. -. csc
Street Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07
FEAR ATTACK BY VILLA
Double U. S. Guard at Presido-Ban-
dts Across Border.

Ell Paso, Tex, Aug. 1.-THE United
States border patrol at Preside, Tex,
was doubled today, in anticipation of
an attack upon the Mexican town Of
Ojinaga, just across the border. Villa
is reported a few miles south of Dim
aga. and is expected to attack the
town hourly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07
Notion Section

Shell and Amber Hair Pins.
crimped, Zoe box. SIC
Washable Dress Shields,
regular shape, 10c quail
ity, in sizes 2, 8 and a,
pair. .7c
Wright's Silver Cream Pol
ish, 25c bottle. lee
Air-Float Talcum Powder,
lOc can .7e
Fresh Marshmallows,
box. Be
Folding Japanese Fans, 1Oc
KIM. .-.1f
Street Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07

S1.75 Hemmed Bedspreads,
sale price, each. $50
$500 Hemmed Bedspreads,
sale price, each. .$1.75
$3.50 Hemmed Bedspreads,
sale price. each. 1885
Csc Fancy Voiles, 40 inches,
ydrd. .l5c
39c Fancy Voiles, 40 inches,
yard. lee
street Floor
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Ph0nss-Fr0m $50 to $3.50; other hours, I16O.

Miss JOY Paxton arrived yesterday
from the east to spend the remainder
OF the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. P. Paxton, on West Tenth
avenue. Miss Paxton was graduated
In June from the New England Con-
Rervatory of Music at Boston, and
since that time has been travelling in
the east. She has been visiting in
Boston, Cape Cod, Albany, Columbus
and St Louis.
Mrs. Beryl Johnson entertained her
sewing club this afternoon at her
home on Lincoln street. The mem
bers of the club are: Mrs. Johnson,
Mrs. Karl Menninger. Mrs. Glenn Lo-
gan, Miss Ella Waldron, Miss Grace
Dana and Miss Marian Morrow.
X =
The Los Angeles Times is response
BILE for the following story: A Topeka
business man employs two negroes to
work on his gardens, which he per-
sonally oversees. One morning Sam
did not appear.
Where Is Sam. George?' he asked
an de hospital. sab"
in the hospital? Why, how did
that happen"
well, Sam he been tellin' me
every mcrnin he gwine to lick MS
wife cause O. her naggin'."
well. yestiddy she done ovahheah
him, das ALL
Mrs. E. E. Ames. of Kansas City, is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Byron
curry, and Mr.. Curry for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Curry and thelr Two
sons are occupying the Bartholomew
home at 127 Woodlawn avenue, Pol-
win Place, during the summer
:: y
More than 1900 comfort bags nave
been pledged for the battlesh1p Ran
sas. by the soldiers and saliors ue
nartment of the Kansas w. G L: u
Of which Mrs. Mary Sibbitt, OF Wien
ia is chairman. For seventeen years
Mrs. Sibbitt has been state superin-
tendent of this department or WORK
among the soldiers and sailors. DIT
ing this time she has kept m touch
with the soldier boys and their needs
she has seen that none of them have
gone out on duty without comfort
bag She has also seen that they were
supplied with good wholesome reading
matter. When the battleship Kansas
started ON its cruise around the world
the w. c. T. U. supplied the comfort
bags, making at that time 95l
Mrs Sibbitt has not for minute
lost track of the Kansas soldiers Sne
has visited Fort Riley and Fort IeaV-
enworth She was instrumental in
lettering the moral conditions when
the boys were in Manila, it was thru
her efforts that the hospitals on The
border were supplied with delicacies
and today she deserves credit FOR the
fact that such large number of bags
have been pledged for the battleship
Kansas.
y
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
who says she has always been ex-
tremely economical, and has been
called stingy until just recently, when
Il has become fashionable to econo-
mize. Now she is considered a hero
inc in the neighborhood when she
takes the left over pancake batter and
by adding a little more shortening,
flour, sugar and one egg makes a nice
light cake. She calls this her war cake.
A recent arrival in the family of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Edward Lux. jr.,
IS young man by the name of Samuel
Edward Lux III. He arrived by way
of St Francis hospital last Friday
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07

Blouse of handkerchief linen, with
eyelets embroidered in geranium
red. Skirt of white flannel, with
new kind of pockets. Girdle of
Geranium silk embroidered in green
and black
and tennis balls. The girdle, which
goes twice about the waist and ties in
front, is of geranium pink corded
silk, the ends worked in duh green
and black with fringe of black balls.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07
SANTA FEE NOTES

Notes and personals from Santa Fe
by Frances Jones. 211 Grattan street.
Telephone between s and 10 a. m. $3.50:
other hours. i751 k-o
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07
Corsets to Close Out

Small lot of odds and
ends embracing American
Lady," Warmers" &c. &
B." and "Lyra," size 10 to
"a, but not every size rep
resented. Original prices
were $500 to $500. Close
out price, pair. .$1.OO
Second Floor
Fancy Dress Ginghams, a
good assortment, at a
yard. Sc
Street Floor
15c Fancy Bordered Scrims,
5 pieces to close out at a
yard. ;. 1Oc
Third Floor
Csc Drapery Marquisette,
colors, ecru, ivory and
white, sale price a
yard. :. 1Sc
Third Floor
Csc Stamped Center Pieces,
linene color needleweave.
36-inch size, each. .39c
street Floor
One lot of Flo Emb. Silks
in colors. to close out.
2 Skeins for. lie
Street Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07

Nell Allen and Mr.. George Allen eft
last week for a motor trip to Morton
county, where they will visit Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Drew and their fam
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07
OAKLAND NOTES

Notes and personals from Oakland,
BY Frances Jones, 211 Graftan street,
Telephone between 8 aud 10 q. w.. $3.50:
other hours. 4751 K-2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07
IV DRESS I
IL .VHNEI Bu Grre RITE house
tcopyrght by syndlcae

nel,' with well pressed pleats, and it is
offered as a relief from jersey cloth
The pockets are placed in an unusual
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07

EyeIet embroidery makes its appear
ance on shirtwaists as well as on
muslin and linen frocks-It also
appears on hats.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07

Mrs. E. f. Ames, of Kansas City is
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs Byron
Curry, and Mr.. Curry for rev Gays e
Mr. and Mrs. Curry and their two
sons are occupying the Bartholomew
home at 127 Woodlawn avenue, Pot-
win Place, during the summer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07
6WdmrenM GosH@
Many More Special Offerings
Will Greet You Here Tomorrow
During Our August Clearance Sale

very great number of this stores regular patrons
also many strangers, have avaed themselves of the
splendid opportunity offering them to practice
economy.
These appreciate customers have found new, crisp
seasonable merchandise at prices which have proved
saving of from one-fourth to one-thrd and in
many instances onehalf.
Have you been of the fortunate benefited
by these splendid bargains?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07

Mrs. Beryl Johnson entertained her
sewing club this afternoon at her
home on Lincoln street. The mem
hers of the club are: Mrs. Johnson,
Mrs. Karl Menninger, Mrs. Glenn Lo-
gan, Miss Ella Waldron, Miss Grace
Dana and Miss Marian Morrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-07

The small daughter of a well known
Potwin family has begun bringing up
father" as very early age One
morning not long ago at the break
fast table she remarked, Mother. do
you suppose God can hear daddy
drink his coffee ?"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

ihinh. Iinnnv IN ~ my why nmlinhln
"u1 u ""rI"InIy Ia not h"rI'"h
''rh" u1Iu, doom u"I ~ any why null
- nuhIinE man W" rnruHni'a "f r"us",
ihnt II IN M of"rI ~ pIny upon III"
mnur" "r t'nrln fIam. but win" w"uld
thinh 81 railing iiurIo nnm. UnnI"
iInurmp. ~ In rIdIrulu"in.
"Wn bud Ia hi-rmnni"n canning ov.r on
tho trnnnp"rt M I" p""Hihl" ni"knnm"h
nud 'IinInmy' wan ono nhrno ruRR"ni"d
hut u mot with ~ favor wiIaiovor. Ron"
"f III" nnrn"H nmRonieh .C"'n"h Iunt right
Int ihorn wnn rnul" ""nnnnsua ~ opinion
regarding Tho pr"ponni that IN" ni'h-
nam" ho "J"luEy Ynuhn' which ~ c"urr"
~ n combination ~ Johnny Itchn' "nd
'Ynnkn' rrru civil Wnr hnyS.
Nh nlrknnmr Cnr In fOrood upon VI"
nRliinK mon. r" ~iick. II must bo rpon-
tnur"nr nnd munnIn"nIHly rocUXniEod M
just tho thing. Hunh n namo mny y"'
cnuo to u- ~ In pornIbio Tint tho
French th"Inn"lvna Tnny "oIvo Tho prop
lc,n nnd givo I'm n nnIDn that will not
only mutt I'm but will hn distinctly ROM
innocent or OF our stay IN Franco.
"I'rrhnpr rnnothinE wo shall do VIII
glvn un our proper nnms. uniil 'hn'
lin, wa nro willing 10 bs known mn just
plniu American noidiars. willing mn
nnH inun Ia 10 our duty. "n hhv" E"'-
ton nI"nK IL xr-nt mnDy y"ar" without
n nniinmnl nickname md per1,nps wo Gun
rlnnd II n Iilile w1lIIo lmKnr.
Wrat Pointers particularly Hmil" nj
''Hn,urny" for Jimmy" hnn nlwayn been
u mlrhunn,n Mt tho military acadnmy Tor
InnInrrrr "I'mrn tho BnmIny" In an ola
inl'i" phrnr,,
Men nr tho rsuk and Mo hnvo n pie
Iur-nIIr way nr prrnnInH thnmhrlN"'
pnnrrnIiy nn rvrry nuhInGt but tho mp
r~llnilnn "Hnnny" CHILLED FORM h'n'1
ttr,, IunIpICruIrrus ~ ThGi0rl6 H"i
u.It.d f.,r cable tTnurInihsIni
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Doctor Tells Hom To Strengthen
EycsigM 50 Per Cent In One
Wcch' Time IN Many Instances

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fnr regular u.- la .lnn-< ---fJ family u - S"''
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

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turn to hIr hniuo M"hn"h"no nlT""t
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I'"unrylN nuIn
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recovering nftrr M IllnnEn.
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hnrn" at i:lrnhnio after whiting frl"nhr
Ia thi- city.
itnlplI t'nnk "r North Mnrnhnll rir~~t.
IL improving inter mn illnsrn OF "ov"rni
days
Mlrn Mabel Hayes. Of Wnrw""d. In
Visiting In this city.
MIr- Cnrri" clark. or m"unhnviIlc. Ia
Visiting In This city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
MILLION DOLLAR rTRH.

BAKER, Orc. Aux ~ ..-F1ro lnrt
might dent rnyrh The hunnrrH r~rtlnn "f
StIul.i"T, mining town n"nr horo.
.uurInH u Innr rntIInnt"1 h"tw ]hOb.
unh amt ! non hnn. aud rendering rnV -
.rml hundred prrnnnn h"in"l"nn. Two
I.It"itn ere harmed In death
E"nd aud irntn were n"ni fT"nt hoI"
to-day
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Nolnnr Entcrtaiuod

Int "l.uinr r,,r,,nr nu, i,nwt"n""
N"lnu ,n'',intu"'l IN homer 81 th"lr
fri"nhT. t"hn k'll'N. .i"hu l!"nA nnd
Er"rx" i!rrL" wh' I.r." "''"n !" r"nun'"
ih~ir s'''iI"" f"t TIA" I.ri""'h'".'l n't"r
q u'nuih" 'n.riluu ~ ia. Italy tr"nn
college i:nltlfu.r,, The h"ur" der" lie
lEh'fuliS rr"ut With 'nrl" nnl other
rncinl hlv"i Ni"uu inIff'i luncheon
WAN the continuing f"ntur" rh"""
prrr-nt wrt,. N-'-rr I"hu Kelley. .I.'hu
HEINZ i...nTI" itutk.. inun." Timer. H"ii
Toner I.~"narI :u.t,h. .i'"'"rir Smith.
John t'hnpuunu I.uti," Ii"il. 'rhnmnn
NOlnn md Inv No.. Sedan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15

IA" i"'ll""' hIh al Ih' tIr"i NJ r..
'.I'u'h 81 Tim 'i'"v" wIII h"lh " hlg
uIInII Ia the lhnpC 81 lawn fIin ',h
tho Iirniy UI,Iu lnun "r Ihnt I.,rt
I,,nt"tI"v ,,ruInr- "a" I''r"i"ti"""
I,,lii I" " "ti,..""nful nfi"iI. With ait
ElI.n at l,II,r,IiUl, .,iIu nI,I',lg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
BENWOOD
Dsto Postponed

RI" r'" "'"ini vhi'i, rhr i."'lI'~' MA
fl",rI"t - ~ Matthew I.uiI"ruu
church va" - It,iI I"e' s.,rinis IL tn
social T.''.,,r ~ H.. .Iut.l, t,n~ been I"1i
I."n"h uu'tI !!n'ur,lnI evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-15
DEMONSTRATION
AT BAER'S DRUG
STORE is NOW ON
Nerv- Worth, Famous Family Tonic, Being Given
Special ReintrOductiOn.

Jan. q. England. or I"n"nslli". o..
Ghior doin"nntTat"r ~ Nniv N"i'h. !"
Ia Wheeling al liaoi'r Pharmacy. I'm
aud Market i!in. pulling "n On" 81
thoao Notv W"rlh "nmrnignn when
havo u" deeply lmptonnnd 'rugEin'n
and unnn,irnoIn nilho whoInvor 'ni~
Rod on
Wonderful Norv Worth.
Ncrv worth Ia u family Toni" ~ Tho
nrnt rank rnily. wh"r"v"r ""ll. u In
making nvrt ihr health ~ lhon" nuI
tcrlnR from ndlE"uiI"n. bowel trouble"
hoari nulicr n"rvnurnrnn, hlAkQIr"n
Hlrrpicuunran. rirk md n"rvuiIa head
oChr. low rplrlr". w"nhn~nn. w"nrl
mona thur" drnggy f"~llngr rIu down
conditions aud other nllm"nir ~ n"ry-
our origin
Effective. Vet Wholly Harmlosa.
Ncrv Worth Hlilhrn NJ lhr root Of
those tiinnr,lrTn and nIrlk"n nwlfily
and effectively Mol rinppius With ia"
moro relief az n"Tvutir lll-. II nirndloa
tho nerves. Ionrn them III, nnd Innhrn
Thorn over. bringing The rynirm bach
To honith
Norv Wnrth does ru,d mud hond
only tnmi"r"I ~ vegetable in4rn
diohtH and containing nhs"lIirly M
DhiC"Ii", "rinI"n. ,,1nI Ia, ln"iuCin al
hai.il forming hiuto. II ,"nt,,n itch
honoiiln "l,"n III" are, "ud ln"v"n i.n
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authorized Pay 6LntionD
Him drove. w. Va.
Ian ITltnI IInIIIIIIul Hank

Him drove. w. Va.
Tho TIrnl iIRtIuiIal Hank.
tIato Iianh at HIln brnVs.
udVs~"od, w. Va
UdE"wh"d Pharmacy.
TuIIun W Va Hunk az Fulton
wheeling. w. Va
CoInpany bntr~ Cor. 18th ana
Chs plIn" Hts.
Pay your "laCtrIu liEht. unr ana
ueIoT bIlln pl thu most rohv"nlont
usy station. b"fUIn tho l0th Of oa"h
month, Ia INV" hirrnunt.
VJust Virginia Traction Il Elsotrlo 90.
Oily l. Huburha uas Co.
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Not Ono In a Hundred Wsnio hls
Dotiut tack.

Not Ono In Hundred Wanio h'a
Dollar tack,
a largo uuuhnI II dinHElnln uro
Nr,v WuIth lhomnrlvon nnh J" 'h'''
rnniIinn Thonn hnv" tn" hlEh"h'
opinion nr Tho I"nl" aud nIi"nEIE roe
'nnInonh u l." ihnII "unl"rr"in H"""
what ihla Huntington drugglni n"rr,
Ito Inns uoId thuunantln 81 h"iil"n ~
NoIv Worth
"Wo rnnnnI afford Ia gun'nn'co "I
recommend any prrpnrnli"n lhnl INN
not Thoroughly proved Itself /" p""
arnu inIIuunl mud Hirlhl Ing H"ill ~
View ~ thin our rtnirm"uI regarding
korv Worth ahu,ild hr ink"u m con
urryntIyr aud airiclly within ia" truth
tn every rcnpori. TT ~ THE MOTT
fNIvERHAI.i.Y HhTIHFhtTDltf
MEDIrINE VIE HAVE EEh'it SOLD,
Thr rrnrilir ohinin"l hv ltn nr" NJ" Ia
mnny rnnrn nlmnrt maIv rlu,iu. Hull
on guarantee. M II in. not ON" In
100 mako Clnim for II r"flInIl. ANA lh"
nj runB rndorrnInnntn brought Into our
ui ore almost dnlly without nny n"ll'I'
inlion whntrvrr convince I'M II LIS II
remedy WITHOUT EQUAL.
''Thn lInHEcnn Drug Nl"ir.
''liuni InElnn.
w ! Mtl,IltE. Prop
Your Duiisr nsGk
Iiui u The Iunilut wnnin hla d'ilni
bach nfrI unlun b"ill" al l'"iV
WuIIh nI,,nlIne Ia ,iI"Iii"nn u Will
lao ,na,lY f." hlIn al ii""' -
IuiL With lIuuituuii "l"t Enri"nh
ihnin Lot him n'uu"lmi W" ~iil Tie"
l,nIhu and Ianin al tI"IV WiIlh lilo
f,.nIy hInp"un"u nn'npi" 'i"r""
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Twins Horn.

A boy nnI sal mad" their mrr"nr'
nucrr nt Ia, h,.ut'. II Nj. nnh Mrs
'rhnrunr Herman 81 smith nnh Mhrshrll
htr-etr Muuduy n,"rnlnE
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TWELVE SURVIVING MEMBERS
GATHER FOR ANNUAL MILL 81
INC AT UONEY'H POINT.
Hosoluil0n Adopted IGNORING MomorY
Of lioContly Departed MomberS
C0luuel CuriIn hpoaltu.


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81 .n,l fnII'' rIur,, luui vrnt'r reunion
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80, go, ,, ,.,,,,,,L ,,,r,,,
, ,,.,.
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NhhhHlhh
The vrlrTnI" greeted "nrh hlh'i
with great rhuW nr 10y" ana i'hl"'I
ami Iu,Iur II,r In,,IIur whirh wnr
haiti after Il,,, rIimnIuoIn dinner many
~. I., 49,, ,Iu,,uy Ihr rrud
ill., I,ti,., ,ul II,. deliver
'"h w 49,"
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~" '' NV
were P''"'"' ~ NV ''''"''' ~
Iowa
innlrl Maxwell. liInd"ii'lilh
Iuhu T.. 3innu Wheeling
" Al I,uuIuu. Want Al,.nuhnr
n II ruitt uiInIUIln IA
a, H. ,.l,,i, ,,,.t NL.,,u,,,,
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NV ''"' " '''''''R
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h..-- lr ~ q "hli'"'r 80 went nI'"
"nd., H.. tI""l,l"' "I ~" '"'"r""'
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d.IIr,,.d uu Iurui,Iuu "dI,r"" "hl'h
80. ,....Ir.d ,vlIh rr."i "rId""r" ih''
,,,II,.... I..,,ru Nth Itut, t,,Iie,u hI",
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A. ~" m-'It"p ~ ~" '"'" '''""''
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,,"nnrd rn,r - I".p 81 NJ ~"" l"lh i"'
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with thr k'rLir RI" I''nu"l lrnnIn 'Iuh
han rI"f"nl"h rom" 81 III" bout t""nIH
Ia Ihni uIut". IU"lu'lInE WnnhlnRl"h
rho l. 81 l.. {. y h"w"N"I, nir T"nn-
,I"ut "T rliuwInN th'm NJ, nnl II lh"
weather. I'tIuiin. pIn"tl"'. VIII u" h"ln
during Ih' lnrI pat "' Ih" w""h. How
md on II"h !mith VIII occupy The
iu"uuh IN Il,r '"ni""i, but tho 'hh-
i"unLuip 'lmh hay" net announced their
hufI"T
Thin VIII nl.-u l~ 'II'"'nirrn' Day maj
II liberal nII"n,ihn"" nIul Intr"nnE" In
rSpn'irh. large uIIihli"r or ll'hr'"
had I"rm r"ih G"I liant w""kn fTn''hn.
but II wan not h"Id hnd Ih" llrhrln
far # viii Ice good this wei, Tirk"tn
can L." r"II"m fi"ru Im"mIl"rh 81 the
team a. the nnnLN'rr.
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unnrIunst,uru ma t:urd0v.

''""u""olmrp, in VIII com" 4" 1lr
t!t"v" Saturday nIt"rn""n I" mix thInn