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Mr.. W c. Davis. is visiting his
daughter, Mrs W T, Malone, in
mpbellsville.
MIR. Walter Hlmmack. Of llcnder-
sonviilc, n. C.. was guest in the city
for few days this week.
Mcssrs Theo Currey and Robert
Henry left Sunday for Mississippi
where they will spend several days on
business.
Miss Norma Burns Montgomery
was the attractive weekend guest of
her sister. Mrs. $. L. Walker, on Poor
Ridge Pike.
Miss Jennie Laokcy, who has been
III for few days, has entirely re
covered much to the qualification Of
her many friends.
Mrs. Ellen Owsley, Mrs W Il,
Mason, Miss Sue Shelby Mason and
Mrs. " 4. Cook were visitors in
Lexington this week
MIR. and Mrs J, W. Humphrey left
Thursday for n few days visit with
their son. Mr. and Mrs Frank Pun
phrey of Somerset
Miss Mary Owslcy, who has been
spending "A few days with her mother,
Mrs Halle Dunlap. returned to Tran
sylvania College. Monday.
Mrs. r. W. Morrow, Mrs. +. Il.
Markshury. Mrs. Joe Walker and Mas
ter Paul Morrow visited Mr.. Clayton
Morrow in Lexington, Saturday.
Mrs. Nancy Rich of Berea. arrived
Saturday for an extended visit with
her noices, Mrs. l.. Manuel Of this
city and Mrs. D. Butt, Of Highland
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Manuel and sons,
j. D.. and Alvin and Mrs. Rich Of
Bcrca, motored to Highland Sunday
and spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs
Dufe Butt.
The Woman's Club met Thursday
afternoon at their rooms on Lexing-
ton Street Miss Alberta Anderson
was leader assisted by Mrs. George
Robinson and Mrs. Brayfeld
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w. c. 7. u. Notes.

The W. c. r. L. have completely
changed the public sentiment OF this
republic, ami have widely influenced
the sentiment of the world.
They have destroyed the popularity
of liquor.
Then they destroyed the tolerance
for liquor.
They wiped out the canteen from
the army and navy.
They have overwhelmed the rich
est, and most ruthless organization in
the world which had terrified all other
forces of the nstion.
Then as one CT the great temper
Gnce forces they have helped to win
the 18th Amendment to the consti-
tuition.
There isn't record like that fog
ary other organization in the world.
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Daring Escape.

The escape of Edward de Valera.
Sim Fem leader, from an English
prison reads like a fairy story. The
prison was so thoroughly guarded
that communication with the prisoner
seemed hopeless. A committee of
Sim Feiners was formed TO select
men to undertake the work of inter
cour-oIcH keen wittcd and re
sourceful, desperate fighters if cor
nered. At last a plan was hit upon.
A garden plot was close to the prison
wall, near which the prisoners were
allowed TO take exercise at a certain
hour of the day. An Irish laborer
was seen industriously digging in the
garden, humming to himself. "A usual
sight which attracted no ones atten-
ton. When the prisoner came out
for their walk, and de Valera was
near enough he was surprised to hear
the gardener singing in Gallo, the
ancient Irish tongue revived amonS
Sim Feiners, but unintelligible to the
average Irishman. This attracted his
attention and he knew il must be
meant for him. While he listened
he plan of his escape was sung to Inn
in Gallo, the whole occurrence entire
iy unnoticed by the guards and fellow
prisoners.
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Miss Allie Dunn spent the week
end in Lancaster.
Mr.. James Hatcher was visitor
in Lexington. Saturday
Mrs Rclla Arnold Francis was a
visitor in Lexington Monday.
Hon. Clay Kaufman ~ Covington,
spent the week end in Lancaster.
Mr.. Henry Simpson. Of Lexington,
has been recent visitor in Lancaster
the guest Of his parents.
Mrs. John NJ Farra has returned
from a visit To her sister, Mrs George
McRobcrts in Coyington.
Mr. John Simpson entertained Mr.
add Mrs. Richard Anderson AT an
elegant diner last Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Hubble and daughter,
Matte Mae, have returned from Wis
i, To relatives in Lexington.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snyder of SOM
erset, have been the guests of her Sis
ter. Mr.. and Mr. Charles Rankin.
Mrs. Woods Walker, Mr. Cabell Ar
mold and Edwin Walker attended the
Centre College Minstels in Danville
Mrs. Louis I.andram, Mr. F. u.
Marksbury. Mr. and Mrs, Clay Sutton
were visitors in Lexington this week
The Chautauqua Circle met Tues
day evening at the home Of Mrs. Mae
Noland at her home on Maple avenue.
Mrs Harold Oldham, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs c. A. Arnold
has returned to her home in Rich
mond.
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Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Conn will have
rooms over the Rex Garage

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Conn will have
rooms over the Rex Garage.
Hon. Ashby Warren. Of Stanford
and Louisville, was here on business
for the l. and y this week
Friends Of Mr.. Frank Conn are
welcomeing him back home after a
nine months stay in the camp
Master Eugene Austin, who is at
tending St Mary's College. at Leba-
non, was here for the weekend with
home folks.
Mrs. l.. y. Miller and little ddugh
ter. Anna Wagers, are in Richmond.
for a visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. T. Wilson.
DR. j :. Gilbert after a furlough
of thirty days, returned to Camp last
Sunday. DR. Gilbert expects to get
his final discharge by April LIST.
l.. J. O'llearn of Louisville, and
Charles +. O'Hearn Of Camp Taylor,
spent the week end with their father,
Mr. Thomas O'llearn on the Lexing-
ton pike.
Mrs f. Robinson, Mrs. Emma
HigCinhotham, Misses Joan Mount.
Della finder and Miss Clark. go to
Lexington Saturday to see THE Bird
Of Paradise"
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Fox are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the ar
rival Of dainty little girl at their
home on March 10th The little Miss
mas been christcned Nancy Lynn.
Mrs. Fox before her marriage, was
Miss Alva IIoitzclaw.
Miss Evelyn Phelps, who for several
months has been one of the pleasing
and obliging operators at the local
exchange, left last week to accept a
good position in a department store,
in Richmond Miss Phelps made a
number of friends IN this city during
her stay here. and all wish her much
success in her new position.
Lieut.. Lucien Grant has returned
to Boston after a trip to Maine sea
port city where he was detailed to
join a party of naval officers from
Washington ID. c., TO inspect recently
completed destroyers with regard to
their being up to the Governments
standard of acceptance.
Mrs. Annie Anderson, Mr.. Henry
Command family, Miss Lizzie Conn,
Mrs. Viola Creech Prewitt and little
daughter, Ruth Cameran. Mrs. f. G.
Creech. and little son Gilbert. Mr.
Robert Anderson and sister. Eliza
beth were all recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. X. X. Conn, in this city.
A young army lieutenant visiting
in Kentucky who has been engaged in
Red Cross work in Baltimore, reports
Mrs. Julius Freeman as the most be-
loved woman engaged in war work in
that city Her co-workers are plan
ming Il dinner as surprise for her,
and have already completed sub
scriptlon Of $1,000 with which to pre-
sent her diamond breach upon the
occasion. Mrs. Freeman was Miss
Mary Holmes Lusk of Hustonville.
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From An Irish
Court Room,

An lrishman in the dock for a vio-
lent assault. The clerk reads the in
dictment with all its legal jargon.
The prisoner asks the warden
What's all that he says?"
Warden: He says yer hit Pat Cur
rey with spade, on the side of his
head.
Prisoner edad, an | did.
Warden-"Thon plade not guilty"
CThis dialogue, loud and in the full
hearing Of the COURT
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Christian Church News.

The church services will be run on
the following schedule:
Bible school begins 10 A. NJ.
Worship Begins 1855 A. VI.
Y, p. $. C. f. begins $3.50 =. NJ.
Evening Worship begins $50 =, NJ.
The sermon subject Sunday morn
ing will be; Three Great Verbs Of
the Gospel.
The sermon Sunday night will be
the fifth in a series on "Fundamen-
tails" and the subject will be: "The
Church"
You are cordially invited to all Of
these services.
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DR.. Weber
At Richmond.

On Monde" and Thursday of each
week DR.. J. W Weber viii be found
in his otfic- If tN Oldham Building
at Richmond. Al other lays he can
he found At his office in the Hum
House at STAFFORD 3-6-lt.
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Cattle Here Monday.

Our friend, William Moreland,
writes Us that he will arrive here Sat
urday with a bunch of nice cattle for
the Court Day trade.
He has thirty head with him and
says they are the stuff.
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Entertainment.

The Junior Missionary Society Of
the Methodist Church will hold an
open session Sunday night, March
%, at 7:l5.
The entertainment will consist of
songs and recitations, then the open
ing Of the mite boxes. 1t is requested
that the parents of the children be
present.
ENerybody invited.
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More Sales For
Swinebroad.

We are carrying this week the adj
yertlsements of two public sales, by
Swine broad, the real estate man.
One of - IL acres located near
Hubble. will sell Thursday March %
The other the sale of dwelling and
lots in Hustonville Read them, for
there may be something there you
want
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Notice..

| will be in Lancaster on next
Monday, county court day, for the
purpose of demonstrating two very
popular and attractive Chandler and
Hupmobile cars. See me for a dem
onstration. A. +. Willis,
II. Danville, Ky.
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EGGS FOR SALE;-Very fine
strain of Buff Plymouth Rocks, Sl.00
for Is. Mrs. Mary Doty,
Phone All. Bryantsville Exchange.
3-l3-it-pd.
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FOR SALE:-Standing Burley to-
bacco seed. S1.50 an ounce.
3-202t. j. NJ. Moore, Hackley, Ky.
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J. NJ. Metcalf, Surveyor, 25 years
experience. Blue prints furnished
All calls answered promptly. Phone
1856, Stanford, Ky. 2-l3-tf
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FOR SALE:-Buff Plymouth Rock
eggs. 75c per setting of Is eggs
Mrs Jack Adaa's
1-63t Lancaster, Ky
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Old Rugs, Carpets and Clothing
make beautiful NEW RUGS.
Call phone 397. Miss Fannie Bishop.
2-l3-7t.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

FOR SALE:-One team of GOO
four year old horse mules.
3-13-2t-pd. Ollie Estes.
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FOR SALE pair of extra good
coming four-year-old 10 hand, mare
mules. Phone 37-F., Bryantsvilic,
B. p. Swope.
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LOST:-Black Overcoat, Sunday
morning Mar. 10th, on Crab Orchard
pike, between Lancaster and Preach
ersville. Finder please return TO
this Office and receive reward.
II. Pd.
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WANTED-Manure and Shoats,
weanlings and up. Phone 3S2-A.
f. C. Cheatham, Lancaster, Ky.
3-21-3t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

FOR SALE-A lot of baled hay,
will sell in lots to suit purchaser. Call
on r. w. Palmer, Mike Burnside or
J. W. Elmore. 2-27-tf.
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FOR SALE:-Three registered
Aberdeen-Angus bull calves. Ready
for service. Harry Frye,
3-l3-6t-pd. Hubble, Ky.
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FOR LE:-One fresh milk COW,
with calf by side; also good stripper
COW. Clarence Green.
Phone 37l-R, Paint Lick, Ky, Z 2.
3-20-3t.
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FOR SALE-Fifty barrels of corn,
Will sell at crib, or by the load.
Splendid for seed. Will shell 60
pounds to the bushel Phone 3S4-F.
3-20-3t. Walton Moss.
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S. C. Rhode Island Reds, Choice
Strain. Eggs for Matching, Is for ST.
Mrs. f. w. Perkins.
Star Route, Lancaster, Ky.
Phone i0-J Bryantsville Exchange.
2-o7-1t
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Nxxpso1ssIs.siasaz, saawaaaaaHa
Classified Column
RATES.:

Single insertions lie weird
No ad taken Cor less than zoe
in this column. No ads in this
column charged.
Seven insertions for the
price Of five.
Phone orders must be paid
promptly.
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FOR SALE:-0ne Jersey COW six
years old with calf ten days old. FIX
ira good mixer, satisfaction guaran-
teed Phone 347-A.
Rice and Pelprey.
Four miles out on Buckeye pike.
scott.
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FOR SALE:-ThOroughbred brown
Leghorn eggs. Price Sl.00 for 3.
Mrs. II. NJ Kurtz. Route, 3.
3-20-7t-pd. Lancaster, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

Mr.. ". G. Davis. is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. W 7, Malone, IN
Campbellsville.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

MIR. Walter Hdmmack, Of llcnder-
,onviilc. ~ C.. was a guest IN the city
for few days this week.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

Mcssrs Theo Currey and Robert
Henry left Sunday for Mississippi
where they will spend several days on
business
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the superstructure, the building. the
architecture OF which either attracts
or repels buyers
!, Rules for advertising are rules for
all writing:
SPEAK BRIEFLY. Nobody is in
terested in a long story. o. Henry has
got good many more readers in
Washington than has Dickens. Say
enough to tell your story SO people
will understand it then STOP
SPEAK PLAINLY. Use short words.
Use easy. understandable words. Write
short sentences that can be quickly
read. Fighters depend on short,
sharp blows to win-
AND KEEP AT 1T TILL YOU WIN.
1t is the keeping everlastingly at it
that gets results. II you keep hitting
a big rock with small hammer. the
rock will eventually break Hitting
it once doesn't even make a dent
Mr.. Powers did great deal for ad-
vertising. and in doing that he did a
great deal for the public This edi-
torial is only a poor tribute to a
worthy life's work
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The Holmes
Hospital Notes

/ Mearcll Kissinger. foreman Of the
Troutman Main street ranch. left the
hospital yesterday after being in the
hospital for few days.
Jennie. Williams OF South Twelfth
street, who was injured at Lincoln
Park school picnic by falling down n
cliff on East Grand avenue. breaking
her elbow and injuring her head SO as
ta have concussion of the brain, is
getting along nicely.
Ida NJ. Connors. night matron. c. S
p. who has been quite IN with pneu
monia, left the hospital Wednesday
Loren Allen. s24 College avenue.
who has been Ill with pneumonia. has
corveiesced and was taken home on
Friday.
Tony Bordinilii. 6 years old. OF
Wolf Park mine. who was playing
with q mine PERCUSSION cap. which
exploded, was quite seriously injured.
The thumb and finger on his left hand
was so badly injured that they were
amputated Tuesday. He is getting
along ms well as could be expected.
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everyone at his job. Make room
for the other fellow.
Protect industry from stagnation.
Keep the worker at work by creating
n demand for goods which he, the
worker. produces.
Get business going. Keep it going.
Bring It back to normal times, with
the worker working. the seller soil.
Ing. the buyer buying.
Keep at 1t; keep the ball a-roiiins.
Loosen up. Buy wisely. but BUY
NOW. LET'S GO!
This is what Secretary Wilson Of
the Department Of Labor. and Roecr
w. Babson, director general q The
Information and nduoa{ipa Services.
are telling the pNbiic IAis 4 con.
sexee1ive work ~. nee1a ne uuDport
o< AT1Gyoo1y. IS * =; 3 Z, IS. 81 {.
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Business Prosperity Depends on You

Yes. and upon all the little consum-
ers, too. Let each do his share. his
little bit. his larger bit toward getting
times back to normal basis. How? !?
BY BUYING NOW.
Industry. the employment OF mil
lions OF workmen. depends upon pub
lie consumption. depends upon the
grand total OF the individual purchas-
es Of the ultimate consumer.
Insure that returned soldier and
sailor. that released munition worker.
q Job IN a peace time organisation. .
Howf BY BUYING NOW.
Come On. Nc~'s the Time.
Start the ball A-rolllne. Johnny il
marching homo. He wants his peaJa.
time ~ :. :
Costume to DO your BIZ. Buy what
yo1 nset. hut nUY NOW. xeeo ~
gnsea = ~ es1ely. -
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FORMER COLORADO SPRINGS
RESIDENTS MOVE HERE

W. H. Gill and family. who formerly
resided in Colorado Springs. will
mack their home in Canon City on
Diamond avenue.
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Pipe Repairs
Not Completed

John Chetelat, superintendent of the
Canon City water works system. says
the repairs to the pipe line in the
Royal Gorge are not yet completed
but that every effort Is being made TO
finish II before s O'Clock tonight. The
city. he asserts. is doing everything
II possibly can to expedite the work.
and that the ban on the use OF water
from the mains viii be taken OF at the
earliest practicable moment. Mr..
Cheteiat expresses the hope that !,
the meantime consumers will be as
careful and economical as they can
In the use OF water for domestic pur.
npses. and that they will refrain from
drawing upon II for sprinkiing or irri
cation OF any kind.
Mr.. Cheselat appreciates the rener.
GUS response made to his reoues by
the people Of the community to mini
mize the use OF water from the cit~
mains to absolute necessity until lie
break in the pipe lii.c could be rom
edied. Their loyalty in the. MA ser.
he says. has been most commendable
and praiseworthy and highly pleasing
to the city authorities.
The break in the pipe line occurred
Tuesday night when steel elbow hav-
ing a curvature Of AZ degrees, was fit.
ted around a shoulder OF projecting
rock. gave way under pressure OF the
fiow. and put the entire conduit out OF
commission. A vast quantity of loose
stone. sand and dirt was washed into
the Arkansas river when the pipe line
broke. The workmen engaged In max
Ing the repairs are compelled to walt
three miles In order TO get TO the
scene OF tire tross5's owing 70 the Inn
possibility Of reaching II BY vehicle Of
any kind.
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Thers 10 more Catarrh In this section
OF the country than an other diseases
put together. and for years Il was sup
posed to be incurabie- Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment. pronounced
It tncarable. Catarrh 10 local disease.
greatly Influenced by constitutional con-
oitions and therefore requires constitu-
cine. manufactured by + J. Cheney q
Co. Toledo. Ohio. ,is q constitutional
remedy. 10 taken Internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of tho System. One Hundred Dciiars re-
ward II offered for any case that Hnirs
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testsmQpiais.
r. J. CHENEY q Co., ToseAc. Chic.
Sold by Drug gists. DC
Hairs Family Ftlls for consfipaticu.
.Atv.rtfs~vrs,s1
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men
KILLED on
THE PHANTOM
HI6AWAY
Car Plunges Over Cliff Friday
and victine Are Found An
Hour Later.

I, Two men met their deaths in an an
tomobiIe accident on the Phantom
canon highway. 20 miles from Canon
City, about noon on Friday. when
the machine they were driving left
the road and plunged over a deciivity
and rolled to the bottom of the creek,
some 65 feet below. The victims
are supposed to have been instantly
killed. although there were no wit
nesses to the tragedy to relate its oc'
currence The two unfortunate men
were found an hour or SO after the
accident lying at the foot OF he en-.
bankment about 10 feet from the car
with their faces cut and their bellies
bruised and battered fron contact
with the rocky sides Of the canon as
the machine rolled down 10 The creek
bed.
Ore CT the victims of the accident
was Ed Lennon. former city marshal
at Victor. and the other was J. F.
Rainey. believed to be a .esident OF
Oklahoma The men were discovered
by Mr. and Mrs. Thom1s L. John of
Florence. who were driving over the
road accompanied by Mrs. Csnyers
of Florence on a pleasure trip. They
hurried to Florence to summon assist
ance and DIR. Moore of that city. with
number of other citizens, left at
once for the scene OF the mishap to
see II anything could be done for the
relief of the il'fated motorists. but
all to NO purpose as life had long
been extinct When the identity of
the victims was established a tele-
phone message was sent to Victor in
forming the authorities there of the
occurrence. Later a car was sent
down from Victor and the bodies
taken to an undertakers there to be
prepared for burial.
The machine which the men were
driving at the time OF the accident
appears to have struck rock az the
side of the road. causing II TO &c
over the cliff 1t was badly wrecked
when il finally landed at the bottom
of the canon
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Presbyterial In
Session Here

The Women's Presbyterian Society
CT Pueblo presbytery met at the First
Presbyterian church here this morning
of delegates and visitors in atten-
dance. The society is dedicated TO the
promotion and advancement of Pres
byterian mission work. both at home
and abroad. and in its membership are
many of the most influential. progres
sive and charitable ladies of the
church in Southern Colorado. An ex.
celient program of work has been pre-
pared for the convention and the dis
cussions will be of great interest and
value to the general public, as well as
to those directly concerned in the en-
terprises of the organization. Sixty
or 40 delegates. representing most of
the larger congregations of the church
in the southern and western ~: t.
of the state, are present at the meet
ing. Luncheon was served % the
delegates in the dining room of the
church at noon today.
Rev. Hugh +. Gary. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church of Pueblo.
delivered an address before the con
vention at 4 O'Clock this afternoon on
The New Era Movement The ses-
sions of the society will close e. noon
tomorrow. Every effort is being made
by the members of the local eonsre-
cation to make the visit of tn. dele
gates and visitors to Canen Cit; as
pleasant as possible.
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NERVOUS
PROSTRATlON
May be Overcome by Lydia
7 E Pinkhszn's Vegetable
Compound This
Letter Proves Il.

West Philadelphia, Pa. -" During the
thirty years have been married, have
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land advise all ailing women 70 ny
|pSsSnd ts and n / Viii ii'l1 e,ssrsnsss tSsy WIN viii
|dsrfve creat hsnsit SSom it".Ers.
|FnAsx FITzoEnALD, Is N. l1st Street
West PhIlsdelphla, Pa
There ore tho416nds o. Women eveEy-
|Whera in Mn. Ht1Gorald's seoeditlonv
|euRering from neFvogspees, backaehs,
|headoehee and otlssr eympspmo u .
|funeticpal deennGofne1E lt 49, >
WcGnsa my benent fFVm hef sxpeeIunos
~ 1a6 alth - ~ hoe doa6.
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AdvertlneYre.s4
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Chandler Notes

Mrs. Anthony. county superinten-
dent of schools. was Chandler visitor
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hyde have a
new Saxon
School closes Friday of this week
well.
Miss Angie Roman and Louis Del
pizzo of Chandler were married Mon
day of this week
Miss Eva jeffrey spent the day here
at her sisters school Monday.