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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-08-01
CONFRREES YIELD TO PRESl.
DENTS WISHES-HOOyER TO
HAVE COMPLETE CHARGE
OF FOOD PROGRAM

Washington, July 3O-Yielding to
the urgent request Of President Will
son, Senate and House conferees on
the food control bill today eliminated
the provision for food board of three
members instead of single admins
traitor and consented to make one
more effort to agree regarding the
section creating a war expenditure
committee of congress.
The conferees had reached an i'm
passe on the two proposals when the
President interviewed and there had
been indications that final disagree
ment might be reached. Tonight the
war committee section, written into
the bill by the Senate and strenuously
opposed by the President( was the
only remaining problem. The COM
mittee will meet tomorrow with the
prospects strong that the Senate men,
bers will yield to the President on this
point also,
COnfers With Lever
Before today's meeting, the Presi-
dent conferred at the White House with
Representative Lever. heading the
House members, and Senator Cham
berlain, the administration spokes-
man, and earnestly insisted upon one
man food control and elimination Of
the clause creating the expenditures
committees.
Within an hour after reconvening,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-08-01
against accepting an amendment for

against accepting an amendment for
one-man control. Further spirited de-
bate with criticism of Herbert Hoover,
the food administrator is expected
when the report is presented.
In yielding on the food administra-
ton section, the Senate conferees Sc
cured adoption Of new section pro-
viding for a board of three members,
one of whom would be the president
Of an agricultural college to fix wheat
prices based upon time standard pre-
scribed by congress for next years
crop Of not less than 50 per bushel
for number 1 spring northern.
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TOTAL OF $50 ARE KILLED by
RAIDERS

London. July 30-Since the begin
ming Of hostilities, 1856 persona have
been killed and 1909 injured by air
raids In the London metropolitan area,
according 10 a settlement made by
Sir George Cave. the home secretary
In the House Of Commons today.
During the same period, the score.
tary noted. 2,5l2 persons were killed
and 1888 injured In ordinary stree,
attacks In the same territory.
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FOR SALE
SMALL FARM t.,! fI PAYMENTS.
nj. +. COUGHLIN
John ". Porter
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Oitice Phone 81 Home Phone 49,
IL East Second Street, Mays,llle, Ky
RAILROAD TIME TABLE


No II departs 5:35 a. M, daily ex-
cept Sunday.
No. 8 departs 100 p. m, daily ex-
cept Sunday.
No. IL departs $40 p. m. daily.
No. 10 arrives $3.50 a. M, daily ex-
cept Sunday.
No. IL arrives 2:O5 p. m. daily.
No. IA arrives $3.50 p. M, daily ex-
cept Sunday.
No. I'll Sunday only, iesve Mays
vile 6 a. m.
No. 214 arrive in Maysville 11:25 D.
m. Sunday only.
Schedule effective Sunday, June II,
subject to change without notice,
H. s. ELLIS, Agent.
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'MECHEN

DR.. A. r. Rineaart. well known prac-
ticinE physician Of this city. has made
application for admission to the arm%
medical corps. DR.. Rinehnrt fled his
application for commission nj the re-
c"nt state meeting Of physicians held
III t'airmont.
Many hlcMecnen people were in
MnurdSviile yesterday afternoon for the
departur" Of the cnunty's third incrc
ment of soldiers for the now national
army. Included In the 62 county youths
70 entrain yesterday werc eight Nc
M"chcn y"ung men. John C"nnnrs nf
This city was one OF the men In charge
a.! Yesterdays quota.
Lon" Star Lodge. No. 3. Pythian Sis
tsrs. will hold business meeting this
evening in the lodge quarters in rAe
McMechcn building.
Misses Mona Sharp, Carrie Doyle AMI
Gertrude 1'urvey spent yesterday with
Noundsvlle friends.
The eight McMechen young men who
entrain for Camp Lee yesterday carrie
with them comfort kits furnished them
by the McNechcn branch Of the R"d
Cross. Tho boys also carried lunches
furnished ny tn" Rcd Cross ladies.
Miss fIilda McFadden has resigned
her position as clerk ut tho Seltrnr
store.
David Henry Will return to Manning
ton today after spending a couple cf
weeks vacation here the guest OF his
parents.
Rev. c. A. Byler. Thomas Sharp and
r. T.. Doyle arrived home Yesterday
from Green county. Pa. where they a;-
tended the district Church OF God con-
ventton.
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Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

If your ambition has leftoJou, your
happiness has gone forever unless you
take advantage Of John Coleman Co.'S
mangnhcent offer to refund your
money on the first box purchased il
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and give YOU the energy and viGoT you
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Weniell's Ambition Pills. the great
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feeling, nervous troubles. poor blood,
h adachcS. neuralgia, Testlessness,
trrmDnng. nervous prOstration, mental
depression. loss Of appetite ana kid
nry or liver complaints.
In Two days you will feel better. In
Il week YOU will feel fine. and after TAX
iup one box you will have your old
time confidence and ambition.
Be Slirr and get 30 cent box today
and get 0ht Of the rut. Remember
John Coleman Co. and dealers every.
where are authorized to guarantee
them.
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BETHESDA
Farewell Reception.

very pleasant social affair given
here a, tho school house on Saturday
evening. was the farewell reception III
honor Of their former teacher. Prof w
j. Grernl"e Of Nrffs The social was
g'"en by tn" graduation class nf 12iT
and tn" Sophomore. Junior and Senior
class II bethesda HI. Each one took
n guest. Addresses representing tho
classes w"r" given by Prof. r. l.. Maris.
Mcssrs. Robert Shepherd. Lester Berry
and ~ r. White. 4 beautiful leather
military case was presented. The table
was beautifully decorated. and the chair
Tor the guest Of honor WAS draned with
Old Glory Prof. Grrenlee answers his
rounirE'S cali On Wednesday. while all
mr." patriotic and are glad 10 give orr
best Young men for tho service "A note
If sadness prevails nj these farewell
gatherings. knowing that with some II
will he Euud-byn.
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the camp meeting at Jacobsburg on
-rhnrsd.v end Saturday evenings.

the camp meeting at Jacobsburg on
Thursday end Saturday evenings.
The W. c. T. L. held their meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Clark Hunt on
Friday evening. Our delegates gave 4
report of the county convention. 4
short program was rendered. Next meet
ing to he held at the home OF Mrs. y.
y. Jarrett on Friday evening. October
5th.
The ". F. NJ. s. will hold their month
IL meeting on Thursday afternoon. ar
tho home Of Mrs. J. C, Mitchncr Of
Gail avenue.
The Standard Bearers held their reg
ular meeting at the home OF Miss Marie
Barnes on Tuesday evening. October =
The Kings Heralds will meet Sat
urday afternoon with MISS ili'I
Laws
The Misses Sarah and Lyde Dudley
returned 10 their home az Wheeling
on Monday. after very pleasantly spend
Ing the summer ut Epworth Park. their
guest. Miss Lottie Monmouth OF St
Louis, who has been wiki them hroush
September. returned with them, and Will
nc toned hy her sister for snort
visit. then will go "a Pittsburgh f"T i
Two weeks visi, before returning 10
their home az st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs J. Clrrk went 70 their
home nj Williamsburg. Ia. on Noniay
after a pleasant stay Il their cottaS"
home.
Mrs. Arrila Inal"y and three sons
Of Minnesota. arrived here the last or
rho week and will spend the winter with
her mother. Mrs. r. +. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joriah Gregg and Two
daughters. opal and Dale. OF Eco
Lands. Calf. arc here for two wee"s
stav with friends. They we're enter
tanned on SUNDAY with their COUSIN
MIR. y. NJ. Gregg and family OF North
Main street
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prIefq and Personals,

Miss Irene Marnln entertained the T
D. I. club Mt her home near R"thIchnn
Thursday afternoon. Woodwork ana
other diversions were enjoyed by tn"
guests.
Logan Dunlap OF Staunton. Va, is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. II. \. Foff-
man.
Mrs. A. f. CarriEan IL recovering
from mn illness.
Mrs. Jarnes Corhett Of Bellaire. was
tho guest rf T. ". Montgomery Of NJ,
Ollvet, on Wednesday,.
Harry Kettlcr nf Mozart. who WINS
called IN IN" draft. left on Thurs'la y
for Camp Lee. Va.
W. =. Wcstcrfrlt has removed his
family to Mr. Harris r"sid"nc" ut M"z-
art
Tho Mt. Olivot Ladies' Ala sociHry
WILL hold m all day mNotinE In tho
hall next Wednesday. An Important
businesses session will b" held and o.
fcers will be elected for IN" coming
year.
A meeting Of thu Shrrrard AErirmtu-
raj club was held In tho school au;lI-
torium Monday evening. County Agri-
cultural Agent C. i. Musgrove. was
present md gave nm address.
/. J. Marsh has moved {" ShHrrar''
from Mt Olivct. and Marsh Watkins "t
Wheeling. hns moved into the honS'
vacated by Mr.. Marsh.
Mt. and Mrs. William R"r"rSon AL
children have returned 10 their HON
IN Buffalo, " T.. after spending som"
time with relatives hero.
Mrs. Harold Hamilton md son. Don.
AID Of Cannnushurp. Pn.. ar" guest
Of Mrs. Hnmil;ons parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. NJ \. Marplc ~ R"rhl"h"m.
Charles r. S"nG"wnlt Of |ni'r'nwH
Ia moving To tho Albert Kerr r"&I'lcnr"
ut Mozart
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S. f. Justus have returned from visit
with friends in Shadyslde
Miss Lucy Hartlinc. of Parkersburg, Is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Grace Leonard. Of Akron. O.. has
returned home after spending several
days with friends and relatives in this
city.
Mrs. Herbert Manning, Of South Mar
shall street. is recovering after an i'll
ness Of several days.
Miss Aletha Williams of Youngs-
town. o.. has returned home after spend
ing several days with friends and rela-
tivcs i'll Beuwood.
William g. Alley. Of 4lc Main street,
who undvrw"nt.un operation some time
ago AT the Ohio Valley General hospital.
is doing nicely.
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Moundsytlle BNsfs.

Miss Emily ,'rcSar Will lcar" today
for cincinnati. O.. where she viii visit
friends.
Miss Mary Clark of Proctor, Is the
guest Of relatives.
Mrs. NJ. j. Syhcrt Of Pennsylvania,
is the quest of Mrs. NJ. \. Syhcrt "f
Third street.
]. r. Rodes of Memphis. Tenn. was
here Yesterday Attending to business
matters.
Miss Filth Thotcher has returned IN
her home in 'frreu"vill". Fa.. ailer
visi, with relatives.
Miss Gcrtrud" ChuGhlin. jefferson
avenue is the guest "f relatives in NJ
lance. q.
Opcra,ions were suspended half n
day n, the local industries yesterday,
In order 10 ri,>, employees Il chance I"
sny rnod-hYc 10 IN" soldier boys. Tn"
school children wern dismissed from i
until . o'clock. y number Of business
houses were also closed from noon until
after . o'ciork.
Roy. and Mrs. Rasil Gamble have
returned To their HON" in Boswell Pa
Miss Nan Smith of Wheeling. was the
guest nf Miss Anita BlankenSop. or
seventh street. yesterday.
Frank Smith Of Baltimore Md. was
a visitor Yesterday attending tn bust
ness matters
MIR. and Mrs William Cofficld and
daughter. Miss Ruth. loft yesterday ufr
Pittsburgh. whore they will visit rela-
tivcs.
Miss Virginia Francis Is able to be-
ahniu again following a brief illness.
The high school footabll team has
no game scheduled for tomorrow.
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Investigate Stacker Charge

Marshall count" officials Will today
begin m investigation nf Slnrkcr charges
placed AGAINST u nrOnrincnt and wealthy
farmer. living near Limestone.
Tho charges against the man were
registered Ivy two local young mon. VIII"
Wednesday, made u tour Of tho county
IN quest Of fnodsruffs for tho Rcd Cross
women who yesterday hlnqu"tcd The SOL
der boys. Tn" young mon say that
when they asked him for Il slight dnna-
ton mr rrnduc" hr made y number Of
ugly remarks rrlativ" Ia President Will
son nrrf IN" stand No has taken In tho
World War.
[, is alleged hc also said he wished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-05

Instead Of hcins cnromtr to Camp
Lee. Mitnible Shkc"at"w. is m tn"
rrescn, time sleeping off drunk in the
Marshall county Jnil. Shcrntow ap-
pnar.d ut IN" draft headquarters. checH-
Cd his luggage and then got linu"red up
When tho roll was called n" wan
nrcscrt 100 rrnGEy to fully understand
the procedure.
He was found to have 4 bht;l" or
1io,nr on his person. and was told that
mr. could not tax" il with Kim. nor r."
on the train while drunk. H. r"tnS"t
10 part with tho liquor and WAS turned
over to tho sheriff.
The man will sont 10 the training
camp whom he snhcrs up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-05
Seriously Hurt,

Mr.. Stanton Perkins. nnr of our vol
Untcrr soldiers ni III" marine cnrps.
who has been In training on the Iowa Il;
Philadelphia. Pa. WAS very seriously In
jur"d in last Wednesday,. while or ,ln-y
and WAS cared for Mt the hospital his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. i. II. Perkins ~
High street. received word Of his crIfi
cal rnndit ION and his mother and broth
err. Allen. wont On :;H'urGay to IL" with
him. stanton is II noble Young man. Il
graduate ~ III" school hnrr ami has
many friends md relatives here. vino
wore Shocked NJ The sad intelligence. but
hope he will recover.
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Tno Hnndred Enjoy Dinner

Moro than zoo rconl" attended the
dinner served tic draft hnys yesterday
nv the ladies of tho Moundsrille chap
ter Of III" Rod Cross.
Tho draft boys 81 Marshall. Wetzel
AMI Tyler counties. besides the R"nw""n
officials. McMrch"n officials Marshall
county draf, board members. the mem
hers of two bands and number or "th-
rrs enjoyed III" SumpluouS. dinner.
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Morgan-Ger7nan

According To word received hero last
evening from Fairm"nt. pr. Charles q.
Morgan we'll known physician or this
CITY. and Miss Garnet German. were
married there yesterday afternoon. II Is
understood thcy' loft Fairmnnt for
Washington. r. g. where they Will
Sncnd Il honeymoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-05

George Lark. arrested by tho police
here for drunkenness and fighting. is
now held as a deSrrt"r from the |. :.
army. chief nf Police Tagg received a
telegram yesterday from The militar!
authorities inStruct!uE him I" hold Lark
until officers Hrriv" TO identify him.
Thcer is little doubt hu, that Lark is
the man wanted.
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Jotn Medical Corps.

Out Of total nj, three physicians 10
amply for admission'to IN" army medical
corps at tho stat" Medical society m"":-
In in Fairmout. twn arc from tEls
county. They arc pr. r. n. F.AlN. 't.T
health officer. and Dr. y. r. RinHhAr1.
pro,riuent practicInE physician Of Nc
NeChen.
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tho ,rnr would continue n years rs he
wanted to continue" proitinE by IL.
,.'..".,".% ,>iu rrsId" III the Limestone
vicinity rcrnr; ihnt this individual has
shown very prh-tiernlhn atiltuhr
arainSt I'rcSi.I"n' W:,>,'r. "i'"rc ih!S
country's entrance into the war
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Gaughan Eere.

John C;aug!lan. 4 Eruwond young man.
rr,uioycd as :: nachinist ii Wisconsin.
arrived in ;hiS city yesterday for 4 visit
With his parents. Mr.. ';aughan has been
dr:r ;t.d hut has not Yet boon called Tor
trIlni;.E
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SHERRARD
Rev coff1nnn Returned,

Rev II. A. Cnfmnn arrived home,
Tuesday evening from CnlrksbnrS.
where he was attending the West Tlr-
cinio annual conference Of thr Moth
odist Fposicopal church. Rev. COffman
was returned to this passionate for tn"
ensuing year His many friends arr
greatly pleased that he is to ROMAN
here.
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Rally Day Services.

A Rally Day service will he held In
the Mt. Olivet NJ f. church next Sun
day morning A special program is he
ing prepared and there will probably be
speaker spresent.
Rally Day Will be observed by tho
Bethlehem Union Sunday school in tho
chapel Sunday afternoon. October lAth.
Rev. +. r. I.lewlyn. pastor OF the Stone
Presbyterian church OF Elm Grove. will
deliver an address. and there will he
other specinl features.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-05

Some European railroads are eXper-
jmenting with electric locomotive head
lights sn mounted that engineers can
direct their rays In any desired direc-
ton.
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e. Miss lIi!da Ark"rman. o. North Mar
shall street MI! pleasantly entertain
. members -: IN" Y"u"g WnnlaU'S club
This evening. Swing will 10 tn" rrtncs-
pal diversion and Il luncheon viii he
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-05

Mrs. Gco:E" Ra:lis. OF Akron. o.. Is
visiting nor parents on Water street.
Ms. J"hn Edwards. Of Main street.
is ILL.,
Henry Myers. Fred Niedertneyer and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-05

Now 10 the time to have the Won
dertuI tone Sonora Photograph for
your home; $50 to $1,000, in Mahog-
any, Early English, Fumcd OAK
Golden Oak.
HiLLMAN & SON,
Distributors.
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Special Meeting.

4 specia! ~. -;"c VII! be hold III the
Armory haIi his ,,r.n:rc ~ IN. nl"'n-
bers OF III. E"a""od Company Nc. 81.
L. R X. Of r.
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Sonora. clear as a bell. FOR your
home; models $50 to $1,000.
HIlLMkN z SON oHON. CO.,
Distributors.
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Left for Georgia.
John Holmes. E.n"ood y"urg man
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bEhIiHOOD
Meeting Of Literary Society.

Th.. :ni'".r'nr * - n""c"an 90 LII
crary Srci"ty No. - Union high school.
which Will M IL ;h.. stud: hH'l ~ III"
high school THIS af:~.ru""n:
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Quite number from here attended
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When the final roll call waS made NJ
draft headquarters yesterday att"r-
noon. IL was found that six mon calico
to leave had failed to put In an appear
anca Their places w"r" taken ny NJ
tcrnat.s who wore on hand. All Of the
mon who failed 70 appear were frnciEn-
crs. Tho names Of IN" mon failing 10
show m were not disclosed.
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Come in Today!

This wonderful cahne-nished like piece of paror furni
t,rehult for sevicewth than
YOU ever saw than ordinary cabinets See today
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ESPECIAL"

One Of the biggest events in the history of Household
appliances This is national event All this week hun
drcd of thousands Of progressive housewives will witness
the greatest Improvement made IN
q Kitchen Cabnct-the Automatic Lowering Flour Bin.
Don't miss it! Come in today! See this remarkable
feature! See the Automatic Base Shelf Extender. The
guaranteed pure white PorceIiron Table Top The Pat
entcd Ant Proof Casers-and dozen other features
never before combined in any cabinet
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-30
DO WORK ALONGs SAME. LINES
Lecturer Puts Scientists and Detec..
& tiSess In One cIass-Hses Haueyss-
- . as an illustration. -

The. analogy between the working.
of pumps for motor engines and those
which keep. the human heart beating
was the subject of a. lecture by a
Scottish doctor. Living Pumps was
It's stitTe.E He traced the steps which.
9sHarvey's great discovery of the
secrets ofscirculation, and by the help
of ingenious models he showed. how.
the eblosd,fowed through, the stomach.
the hverrand the heart land vent to
the nourishing of the limbs. Laying
bareSthe5 heart of Jack the Giant.
killern---al model, he explained the
marvellous self-regulating mechanism
by which it supplies the muscular en-
gi1fes of the body with a combustion"
.InfEturez and the rest. sofs the tissues
with sdstRnance. Fabricus, Harvey's
teacher, had discoveEedst what were
called :the "pockets"I,.- in :. the veins
through (which he supposed the blood
passed towards the heart. Harvey's
achievement lay IN proving that the
pockets opened and closed on the valve
principle. : Harvey was Sherlock,
Holmes, said the professor; :'hef saw
these curious valvast and wanted to
explain them. There isSnoS dii9 fEeeFsnee
betWeen adjective scientists, for
a detective is scientist and a scien-
fist is detective"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-30
BIG DAY AT BELLEyIEw
Farmers Will Get Together in that
Pleasant Town on the
Fourth -

You are invited. to-. Farmers
Get-Together Meeting" at BellevieW
on July 4th, 1917. This is the first of
series. of meetings be held joint
lily by the Marion County Agricultural
Committee on the board of county
commissioners. One will be held in
each commissioners district to ac-
quaint the farmers of the county with
What the commissioners and the agri-
cultural committee are trying, to- do
to help the farming interests of the
county.
: A regular meeting of-the committee
will be held at 10 o'clock in which all
farmers especially those of the third
district are urged to be present.
Speakers viii be present from the
University of Florida and talks will
be made.upon- subjects in which all
are interested. Come to Belleview
July 4th, and take an active part.
A big barbecue is being prepared
| by the citizens of Belleview.. Bring
your family and basket.
r. w. Blackjack,
Marion County Agent.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-30
A'NERIOus WRECK
From ThEee Yeas Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas Cpy,. Fex.-In an interesting
statement, Mrs. q. H. SchiII, of this town,
says: .''For.three yearsI suffered untold
agony with my head was unable TO
do any OF my work.
Nj inst waited TO sleep alIthe time, for
that was the otFy ease couidget, when
| was asleep. l.became nervous wreck
Just from the awful suffering with my
head.
II was SO nervous that tflesTeast noise
would make me jump ont of my bed. |
had nc energy, and was unable to. do
anything. My son, a young boy. had, 10
do all my household duties.
Twas. not able TO do anything until !
took cardui. took three bottles in all,
and it Surely cured me of those awful
headaches.,- That has been three years
ago, and'1 know .:tEle cure is permanent,
for Ihaye geYer had any iieelsclle since
taking Gardtti. =.
: Morning reviewed egintitd took arduf:
IT did wonders for1ue y -.
Try Cardui for your ffoI6le made
from medicinal ingtedieuts recommended
N, medical books as being of benefit Id
female troubIes, and 40, yeareof lse has
proven that the books are right. Begin
taking Garduifoday. NC-l54