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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-13

| Rufus K. Goodwin, Plaintiff
VS..
The unknown consorts, heirs, devil
sees. donees, direct. mesne, or re-
mote grantees of Flemming H
Mitchell, Defendants.
The State OF Missouri to the above
named defendants:
You are hereby notified that the
plaintiff has filed his petition in the
Circuit Court Of Bates County, Mis-
souri,, returnablc to the February
Term, 1913, of this Court, wherein he
alleges that he is in fact the owner Of
and has the legal title to, the East
half of the Southwest quarter of Sec
ton Thirty-six (36), Township For
ty-two (42), of Range Twenty-nine
(2o), in Bates County, Missouri
claiming title thereto, under and by
virtue of a certain deed made by
William S. Hughes and wife. Julia A,
and James D. Mitchell, and wife,
Mary K, to C. F. McCuan and c. F.
Goodwin, of date November I2. 1867
recorded in the office of the Record
err OF Deeds, in Bates County, Mis-
souri,, in. Book IL" at page SIC; and
that the names of the grantees are
unknown but that they do, or might
claim some interest in said real es-
tate under and by virtue OF an entry
of said real estate made by Fleming
H. Mitchell, of date November !,
1854. to whom a patent was issued
bearing date 18th day of January,
1856 and who derived whatever in
terest they may have in this action
by inheritance from Flcmming II.
Mitchell and that plaintiffs and those
under whom they claim title to said
real estate have been in the open,
continuous, exclusive and adverse
possession of said real estate for
more than forty years last past, pay
ing all taxes against said land during
which time none of the defendants
have been in the possession of said
real estate or paid any taxes thereon.
Wherefore. it is by the court Or
dcred that the defendants herein be
notified by publication of the bring
ing of this action. and that unless
they be and appear in this court at
the February Term, 1918, thereof. to
be, begun and heard on the first Mon
day of February, 1918, and answer or
plead to said petition on or before
the first day thereof, said petition
will be taken as confessed and judg-
ment rendered accordingly.
1t is further ordered that copy Of
this order be published in The But
Ter Weekly Times for four success
sive issues. the last insertion Of.
which shall be more than thirty days
before the first day of this term OF
Court.
H. O. MAXEY,;
Circuit Clerk
A true copy from the record
Witness my hand and the
(SeaD seal of this court, this 10th
day of November. Io17.
H. O. MAXEY,
7-4t Circuit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-13

Mrs. Harrison Chips Of Kansas
City visited over Sunday at John
Charts.
Charley Simpson visited Saturday
and Sunday with his brother, Willie
and wife.
John Phelps hauled load of coal
from Old Shobetown Thursday.
Merritt Pickett says he enjoys husk-
ing corn when it is 8 below zero.
Homer Linendoll bought calf
from Willie Simpson for beef Mon
day.
Henry Mcdaniel left for his home
Monday at Bagnell, Mo.
Mrs. George CASTOR, Mrs. John l..
Jones and little son, Glenn. are on
the sick list. COR.
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the following described real estate ~
ing and being situate in the County
of Bates and State Of Missouri, to-
wit: . y
H All Of lot 3, block 9, South Drex-
el, Bates County, Mo-, according
to the recorded plat thereof,
which conveyance was made in trust
to secure the payment of three prom
issory notes fully described in sal /
deed of trust and where default has
been made in payment of said notes
and interest thereon and whereas it
is provided in said deed of trust that
in the absence or refusal to act of said
trustee, the Sheriff of Bates County
at the time of the sale shall act, and
whereas said ]. A. Brightwell. trustee,
is absent and has, in writing refused
to act,
Now therefore, at the request OF
the legal holder of said notes, and
pursuant to the conditions of said
deed of trust, I, the undersigned
sheriff and trustee, will proceed to
sell the above described premises at
public vendue to the highest bidder
for cash at the East front door OF the
Court House in the city of Butler,
county of Bates, and State of Mis-
souri,, on
Friday, December FL, 1917
between the hours of nine o'clock in
the forenoon and five o'clock in the
afternoon of that day, for the purpose
of satisfying said debt, interest and
costs.
]. w. BAKER, Sheriff,
7-At And Acting Trustee.
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Knights of Pythias Elect Officers.

At the regular meeting of Blue
Flag Lodge No. 100 knights Of
Pythias. held at their hall Thursday
night OF last week the following Of
iicers were elected to serve for the
coming year:
Walter Barron, c. c.
ID. +. Canterbury, V. G.
Chas. T.. Fortune. Prclate
A. E. Burton, NJ. of w.
S. w. Davis, X of r. e. S.
B. b. Canterbury. NJ. OF +.
!. f.. Williams, NJ. of l..
Chas. TIupp. NJ. of A.
r. S. Hukcl, /. @.
Paul B. Levy. O. G.
Ed Smith and J. Z. Harper,
Trustees.
Representative to The Grand
Lodge, S. W. Davis. Alternate. T. L.
Beach.
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North New Home.

Mr.. Gish of near Foster has bought
the store at Nyhart and will take
possession by the new year.
J. w. Eggleson and sors, of Butler
are buying corn at Nyhart for Ok
lahoma man. They are building a
large crib to put the corn in until
they get cars for shipment.
Miss Alice Dickerson is stayin5
with Mrs. Keeton.
Mrs. John McKissick spent
Wednesday and Thursday with her
brother and sister. Howard and Ruth
Leonard. near Mt. Carmel.
Will Craven, Tom Chandler and
Henry Fhart helped Albert Linen
doll stack cane Thursday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-13

Ecuador has been on the verge Of
breaking diplomatic relations with
Germany since early in October last
when Peru, Eucador's neighbor on
the south, dismissed the German min
lister at Lima, DR.. Perl. After receiv-
ing his passports from the Peruvian
government DR.. Perl. who also was
the accredited minister to Ecuador,
intnated that he would take up his
residence at Quito, the Ecuadorean
capital. The Ecuadorean secretary OF
foreign affairs, however, announced
that the minister would not be re-
ceived officially by the government
OF Ecuador.
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For Sale.

The Fry School Building, in Sum
NIT township will be sold at public
auction on Saturday, December IS,
1917, at EGO in the afternoon. Sale
to be held at the east front door of
the Bates county court house.
SET +. c. Jewett, Clerk.
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Notice of Trustees Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that,
whereas, Thomas ]. Hol!op<leNf<a9d
Hulda A. Hollopeter. his wife. ~
certain deed of trust dated January 2i
,Iolt and-recorded in the recorder
office within and for Bates, county.
Missouri. in Book No. zoa. page s.!
eoayexed to j. A. neightuelk trustee,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-13
New Hotel.

The new Southern Hotel is open
for business one block west of the
Opera House on West Dakota street.
Rooms and board. Meals served.
Your patronage solicited
Mrs. w. +. Jackson,
SGT 3o-3t" Proprietress.
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Another One.

Guayaquill, Ecuador, Dec. g.
Ecuador has severed diplomatic rela
tions with Germany, according to ar
official announcement made by TIL,
government today.
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Order of Publication.

\ In the Circuit Court of Bates Coun-
~. Missouri, February FERN, 1918.
November 26, 1917.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-12-13

Madison Branch
Leave Butler daily ....... 800 a. m.
Sunday only 1000 a. nj.
CLAUDE L. PLAIN,
Agent.
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South Bound
No. EOS Joplin. Wichita &
Coffeyville Passenger =. $50 .. nj.
No. 2o7 Joplin and Yates
Center passenger ...... I:IO p. m.
No. zoI local freight .....II:oo a. m.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
Time Table
North Bound

Leave
No. 2o2 K. c. and St. Louis
passenger ...............II: 100 a. i'll.
No. 2Io X. c. and St. Louis
passenger .......'..... lo'4S y. Ill.
No. 2o2 local freight .....I2:3o p. m.
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77-1t
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NO POLITICAL JOBS
:. UNDER FARM LOAN ACT

slAssoeiated Press by Feaeral Wtreiessl
WASHINGTON, D. c. Jan 8.--POli.
ties win play no part n the orenniza-
tlon OF, the ~ federal farm loan hanks
and the rural. credits system recently
established BY the Fern Loan Act. the
farm loan board announced yesterday
ina formal statement.
The board . deternined that poll
tics VIII be entirely eliminated from
the organization OF the IL banks the
statement. said. Jobs VIII mot be
handed out as political plpms Merit
efficiency and ability viii be the only
things taken into considerations when
the staffE for these banks are elect.
ed. : ss..,..s 81
Secretary Of the Treasury MeA1oo
made public q letter yesterday written
TO the gofefnoF Of each state urging
the executives to aid the farm loan
system Secretary klcAdoo asks that
the g0yerJIors recpmmend to. their res
pectiye lekisIaturessthe enactment Of
lars making fhe fafmsloan bonds legal
fisestn1eiits dhak II state laws
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GERARD TAXES OLIVE
BRA TO GERN

Associated Press - Eedsral Wirrlsssl 2
HERLfN, GermahK Jan. Sin nom
or Of his return "a this city Ambassa-
dor Gerafl of the United States was
tendered afl elaborate dinner BY the
American Association OF Commerce
and Trade here yesterday. -.
A significant feature Of the dinner
was the fact that Il developed into q
warm characterization Of the good feel
Ing entertained In higher government
circles towards the United States
Many government officials as we'll as
q number Of the most prominent and
iDfluentiaI persenages now. in Berlin
were present at the function.
y AccOfdIhg to an Overseas despatch
Gerard IS reported to have delivered
g speech In which he stated that he
had brought backp ta Garmany the
olive prsnch ef peace from President
Wilson q q
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I'm WAR arena
FLEECE BATTLING ON
RuMANlAN FRONT -

- = #aaafHa 80 1F
LONDON, Eng Jan. s.-The Teu.
Etonicis eontiBned both.fheir eastward
and northern drives, being SUGGESTED
IN the Fighting a. Mount Addbesti.
where the Germans gained the crest
81 the hill and cleared the slopes OF
its defenders. In the Spsitcha region
the AnstrO-G Germans also gained and
the dispatches from Petrograd admit
that the Russo Rumanian retreat has
now reached The upper reaches Of the
STAYS Reeain Ground .4.zsls *. -
Near 0beiitchi the results Of the
day were IN favor OF the Entente
fighters. who drove the invaders back.
Inflfctlng heavy losses Betweeen
Fokshani and Fundeni. along q 1fsmile
front; the Russians and Rumanians
launched strong series OF counter
attacks. gaining back much Of the,
gfOund lost during the past week and
taking nnmhsr u prisoners. 9
Rome reports surprIse Ettaek
made 81 the Itaiians upon the Aus.
TRAN positions NJ filIl 2lls in the CAfsol
region. where the Anafisa trenches
TO q depth Of 500 yaEyls were seized
and the defenders eilIler .taisn Hrisoas
err or Killed. y ~. ~ :
Berlin reports That a British at.
tempt TO advances on the Dorian front
IN Macedonia was defeated. the Bull
garians and Germans holding all their
positions and thfowing the British
back with heaFx lesses
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NREC kED SAIL ORS TRAVEL h
700 ME IS IN OPEN BOAT

.tAsssefated Press by Federah WireIesal (,
NEW YORK. n. n Jan. Sword
was received here yesterday from Has
vana thae five members OF the crew
q the iost schooner Rob Roy had arr
rived at that port. 5. 4.
According TO the tale az the sur.
yiFors. they were obliged to steam
TOT 700 miles In an open motor boat
from the point N tie ocean where the
shin eetalland onea before thew land
g on the s6Ast bf Al6[bce6.
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r. 'o,k -. 81. ss6 isei one
b1I = 20 c1I1[ a. inside bath each
n'oI1'Ig N |I0'| IrU 1e system ne
DICI|10I 1II| Ia1I1 sur Neruenla'
I|1I. and 10|son011 toxins 1eioIc 4
a oI1crICI mo ~ blood lusl -
c00| u1oM h burns Leaves r1e1In1 .
certain amount oI inconbu1lIb|e uo-
I.I|1| n Ih1 form 81 n1Ics. - tie food
end |I'0. I1Iln each de- leave IN the
o'||II||TI oI00nE certain amount
a |0.'|1.||. q UIicIIoI. which II not
.||.|..I.| form toxins and poIco1e
u||I| 90. then sucked into TIE blood
I1II.|| ne TcII ducts which are In
lo0I1I 10 1ocI In only nouriehment
q I.1|.|r tie BODY
n Vrn want 10 ZEE the gov Of
1rl||II bloom IN your cheeks. 10 see
I1nI skin Sci cIc1r1r and clearer you
or1 tod Io fr|nk every morning upon
nI|0|nr = Glass q bot wafer with .
lc1.IoonIu| a. limestone phosphate IN
A. which h harmless means Of
nfs1|nr The waste material and loxz
~ Iron re stomach. liver. kIdn6ya
n.( bowels. thus cleansing. sWeetcn-
ItI end purifying the entlre aliuent-
arr tract before putting more food
into the stomach.
Men md women with saIloW skins.
liver rbols. pImnIe4 or p1I|id con-
n|orIon. also those who wake up with
Z co1Ie1 IonEue bad taste. nasty
breath olbtfE Who are bothered with
headaches. bilious spells acid stoms
acI 81 constipation should begin this
nltsrIhltd hot water drinking and
are assured of very pronounced 10
ruIts In enc Or two weeks
rn4rfor pound Of limestone phos-
mate costs very little Il the drug
rlrr1 M Il shfflcicnt 10 demonstra1e
that Just "a soap and hot water
1|r0n1oE porifIes and ireshens the
ia. "a the OUTSIDE, 50 hot water and
- phosphate sct % ne inside
3 : nus always consider that
.1r| |1I|on 8 vastly more I'M
r....| I1ll outsIde cleanlInee9 be
r@rrr ne nkIn pores DO not absorb
IMPURITIES into TIE blood, while the
bowel pores do.-Ady.
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NORWEGIAN SHIP REPORTS
BRITISH PATROL CRUISER
.sf 0FFI0WER CkEiF0RNIA


ISL fAs,easisi Press ~ Federal wirslsssl
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. q = The
prnsencs 81 . British auxiliary cruiser
- thalruIIng ~ Pacffic waters was re
= z yl1Ie1 yosferdayl upen the arrival Of
.ssu tho NorNegina stelmef Cusco. which
.stE reported being stopped OF Cape San
- looa6 81 . converted merchantmen.
TIE Cnzcn. which ID In command
Of C1pl1In Jornenson. was unable 20
nan Out ne identity Of the stHngef.
bit received the impression from her
:, ,ahnea 1fhat nhe Nns formerly atP. and
80 O. Liner. The Norwegian craft was
hove - @ command and boarded by
!. ~ ofIe1r1 frpn tie cruiser. Who asceft
faiDe1 her IDENTITY and then permit,
- st1l her - proceed.
The Cisco has been plying between
= ~ ~ RacIfic Cost and South American
- portH roachln9 here yesterday from
Aries and Antoiasasta. touching Mez-
ion points e route north. She
less siE1Ic1 he cruiser OF the toe Of
lover California an1ewaa halted OF
ne cape th1t u1rle the sopfhern lpoint
Il rfho porIt1nIa - q = -
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ROME, ltalf. jan 6s-Ihe confer
ence which has been held here By Pre-
nIer Lloyd George Of Great Britain,
Promler BRAND Of France and the
Italian premier 10 discuss the various
issues Of the war came TO an end yes
terdly.
A 4 result the two new preuiers
and The 1tnIl1nlleeder have eefabhshed
q complete unity Of views a. to the
action 10 be taken In the future.
The statesmen leave Rome with .
strong resolution for a great coordina-
ton 81 efforts 10 bring the war to =
sllocessfuI conclusion
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CONNECTS LOCKED n CEkLSI
WHILE FIERCE FIRE RACES
IN JOLIET PEMlTENTlARFi
tAsseeistsd Press III Federal wirels.sl.

lAssoeisted Press m Federal wireIsssl
JOLIET, IN, Jan. 7:--While fifemer
and gllarlls fought . fierce blaze with.
In. the, penitentiary walls which en-
tirely Destroyed two Of the prison
buIldinss Friday night. 100 conyicts
remained locked In their cells and,
Notwithstanding the noise and con-
fusion and the uncertainty a. 70
.Ehether OF not they themselves were
In danger OF their lives, their conduct.
Il II reported by the prison authori-
ties, was Exemplary. ,,sssa.z s..s,y- ..,zv-,.-
The fire was spectacular and foiled
the most vigorous eff0rts to subdue il
until the two buildingse were des-
truyed. 49, ~
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onLlciAlls lnDERENnEncE
epliTo AUSTRIAN CABINET

COPENHAGEN. Denmark Jan. L.
The new Austrian cabinet = formed
since the death Of Emperor Franz
Josef and the accession OF his grand
nephew Earl e. Emperor Of Austria
Hhnenrys a aIreedy IN serious difliculs
ties and 4 facing crisis. according
"a : Vienna despatch TO Berlin
newspaper which has been recei yed
here. The CAUSE Of the crisis IS the
refusal 81 the government 20 grant
home rule 70 GaIicIas IS was promised
b Emperor Franz josef As protest
nraIn1I the action % the cabinet in
rcI1s|nr 70 grant autonomy to Galicia
pIes|fcnt sylvester 81 the chamber 81
deputies has resigned
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II||,lIII.| Pes ~ ! >1cnl WirtIsssl
WARRINGTON. D. G. Jan. 7--Fol.
Io||.. @.r0I.|Ience 81 the committee
% |.. .||.| n The senate and
,. e. mem, s., ,s.' re 8. . ssR.
.. r.' .ss '.1s' :. s 's:s =
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ALLIES KEpL 7 10 WILSON
READY END or WEEK

flt.,ti.l>t Rr,ss by FsssrAl wIrslessl
lYAsHINoToE. II. G.. Jan. n. The
1910 81 TIE Entcsde Allies 70 The rf-
Gatsf sent them " President Wilson
f,9 staicment ~ the terms ulyn
uhich lhoy would make peace proba0.
n VII % ready. "a transmit the end
81 fhIS week Indications are that ~
an contaih additional features cd
culaled % make cleaR that a conl'r1-
RncI o. TIE rbsce negQtlations A. des
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'oEsNAky CLANS ALLIED

LONDON. Eng. Jan. S.-Ah Official
statement given out by the Gesnnh
rokerhmanf yesterday states that an
enemy transport accompanied by var.
ships. was sunk by . German submas
rine on December q.
British authorities At London en-
phaticaIly deny that transport Of
the Entente was sunk on the date
specified BY. Tie Berlin officials.
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RlQ ELS AND HkRBORS BIZ q {.
CARRIES THIRTY ME- LIONS

t4Heei6ls1 Press ~ Federal aEirsiess,
" WASHINGTON, -. G.. Jan. Tue
rivers and herbors appropriation bill,
Z almost ready 70 be reported, out az.
COMMITTEES The measure carried an
pfepfietio1 q 81. 900 zee Cor continll.
Is 1EiatsH i COO;
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LONDON. Eng, Jan. S.According
q a statement from LIoyds. the Brit
ISL steamer Allie and the Dauisll
steamer Ebr6 have both been sunk IN
the war zone. The despatch does not
say whether the vessels we're sunk by
tolbedoes o. mines Nothing Il said
~ 70 the fate Of the crews.
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BERLIN. Germany, Jan. Accord
ing 20 an official Statement issued yes
ferday BY the Admiralty board Ger
man submarines have torpedoed and
sunk II Entente ships dnring the past
II days :
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HI Wosp IRON kAisEe

LONDON. Eng Jan. AceprdinG
tDSa Reuters Neas Agency despatch
from Athens disturbances on the Pr
raens we're 50 b0Isterpps on Thursday
that u was peeessaiy fo,wlthfraR the
French naval detachment that has
been stationed al the town hall to
restore order In tie ahipping district
Of the city. 49,. .,
By those who hare been watchine
degeIopments at Athens the riot0ue
scenes that were nreeipitated on
Thursday are REGARDED - IN III omen
a. what may develop. in the future.
Accofdine "a An l1rticle that re-
Gently appeared IN the Paris TEMPS.
fiIaf portion sol the Greek army
which has remained loyal % the crown
a ready 70 fiehl any further ACRES;
eio1e 81 the Allies. = ,.S.s..sss. - &
The article n discussing the situa.
ton IN Greece quotes A. Diomedes =
vcnizelisk and formef minlstef Of fin
amer. IS SAYING &: : -
The secfIon 81 the Creek army
which has .renaIpfd loyal = Kine Con-
sIon||ne 4 only tWnifInE or1ers from
Germany "a attack The Allies As at
present ork1ni1ed BY FaIkpnhausen.
KIM {Qnt1ent'nt cam raI6o>en army
g .|,4 'l1n.
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The members Of the woman's Aax.
Hilary Of ST. Clements church viii
meet ats o'clock tuesday afternoon
N the parish house. -. 49,. {.
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Vans Others to- KNOW j
Remedy Thaf Helped Finn
Can't understandt How Ne WasI
Cured So Quickly After sot-
fefiHu Nineteen Years

For nineteen years, Mr. Chas- Froe-
Itch, r. r. u. No. .. Gorham. Kansas,
suffered from stomach and kidney
trouble. He tried all the doctors for
miles around bat got no reheL and
had about given up. when Mrs. Froe-
Itch read In the Kansas City Post
about Fruitola and Traxo and what T.
had done for q mah with stomach
trouble He says -She sent for Fruit
ola and Traxo and from the first !
felt better. only took two bottles
and am well now and can eat and
work like a young man Fruitola and
Traxo did It and I'll do all can to
get others TO try Il. !" 49,
Fruit0la and TraxO are compounded
from the original Edsan formulas At
the pfnus laboratorfes IN Mon(lcelio.
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Intestinal lubricant
much SUFFERING dis
20 It's encacy Tra1e that
rebuild Weakened rundown
trouble
b. TO he Ppps Laboratofiea Monticello illinois,
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Cipher or Code
=. Messages s.
Present rate for messages hay
ing, origin and destination
within Hawaiian Islands Is Soc
per word with $1.50 Is min.
irnun charge. Under the new
rate this is reduced TO
Csc per word
No minimum
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0Ir1r ne akIn pores DO not absoID
IMPURITIES into the blood, while the
bowel pores do.-Adv.
The Marietta journal and courier., 1917-11-02
BIRTHDAY OF EVELYN ROGERS,

Mrs. B. T. Frey celebrated the
fourth birthday of her daughter, Eve
lyn Rogers, on Tuesday afternoon
with Halloween party. The big
white cake with four pink candles
was on a lace mat on the dining ta-
BILE but the two big pumpkin baskets
filled with fruit were in the living
room and the refreshments were indi-
vidual pink cakes, white ice cream,
candy and fruit. Miss Mary Lou
Mayes assisted Mrs, Frey in serving.
Colin Smith and Robert Looney
were present as captain and lieuten-
ant in leading the. games. The chill
dren invited were James and Frank
Lee Hardeman, Mildren Benson,
Frances Hardeman, Elizabeth Che
ney, Louise Osborn, Caroline Smith,
Louise and Ambrose Erwin, Nell
Mayes, Ernest and Paul Thomas, Cor
nelia Taylor, of Atlanta, Robert
Frey, Mary Meadows, Frances HAM
by, Sarah Kline and Louise Moore.
All brought suitable gifts for Eve
iyn, who is a sweet and popular lit
tie girl.