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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-09-30
You Do Mere Work,

You are more ambitious and you get more
enjoyment out of everything when your
blood is in good condition. Impurities in
the blood have very depressing effect on
the system, causing weakness, laziness,
nervousness and sickness.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying
and Enriching the Blood. When you feel
its strengthening, invieorating effect, see
how it brings color to the checks and how
it improves the appetite. you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
is not a patent medicine. it rs simply
IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup.
So pleasant even children like it. The
blood needs Quinine to Purifyit and IRON
to Enrich it. These reliable tonic prop
critics never fail to drive out impurities in
the blood.
The Strength Creating Power of GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made it
the favorite tonic in thousands of homes.
More than thirty-fve years ago, folks
would ride long distance to get GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC when
member of their family had Malaria or
needed a bodybuilding. strengthening
tonic. a The formula is just the same to-
day, and you can get it from any drug
store. 60c per bottle.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-09-30

"I am sure it is gold,' both OF
these diagnosticians said. ut IS
about an eighth of an inch in d!a-
meter and the gold is spread over a
norton of it's surface similar to an
in1aid filing" continued DR.. Brant-
ley.
at is a discoloration of the enamel
or of the dentine shining through
the enamel" said Dr.. R. l.. Hood, a
practicing physician who was the
first to examine the tooth.
Although the tooth only broke It's
vay through Eva GATHERINGS gums
last Thursday morning, DR.. Thomas
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-09-30

Attorney General Says Constitution
Calls for IL Men on Jury.

Columbia. Sept. %. Sam H.
Wolfe, attorney general, this after
noon handed down an opinion in
which he holds that women of South
Carolina are not available for petit
jury duty in the circuit courts
Mr.. Wolfe points out that section
%, article ), of the Constitution pre-
scribes that the petit jury of the Cir
cult court shall consist of twelve
men," Mr.: Wolfe also explains that
the ratification of the nineteenth
amendment does not affect this.
The opinion3was given to J. L. Per-
rim, clerk of court in Abbeville coun-
ty. In writing to Mr. Wolfe, the Abb
beville county officer explained that
as jury lists are made in December
from books of registration it is i'm
portant that this question be determ-
ined.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-09-30

w. Brock, dentist, who has not seen
the molar, said Saturday that in his
opinion the enamel had worn off and
the dentine had assumed a golden
appearance as result of some acid
condition of the child's stomach.
DR.. Brock based his opinion on the
report of well-known surgeon who
saw the tooth and reported to him,
but who wanted his name withheld.
While different physicians advance
different theories as to the cause of
the tooth's containing gold or being
discolored to resemble the precious
metal, no one has offered any expla-
nation as to whether any particular
act or shock received by the mother
during pregnancy could have resulted
in such an unique birthmark on her
child.
Mrs. Lee admitted that she had
two gold crowns adjusted in her own
mouth two and half months before
Eva Catherine was born. Several of
the doctors have taken the position
that this was too late to cause a pre-
natal development in the child, DR..
Hood was most emphatic in his de-
claration that such a result would
hoI J,oon i,,oroccibln
Others attributing the phenomenon
to a prenatal act fail to go further
than to say that it is only possible
or plausible solution they can offer.
Open Minded as to Cause.
The three doctors who have pro-
nounced the tooth to contain gold are
still with open minds as to the cause.
All of them contend nothing in medi-
cal or dental history has ever re-
corded a similar occurrence and none
of them will deny that sometime and
somewhere, or maybe even now all
former medical precedent is to be
upset by the unusual caper of a blue.
eyed girl baby, who does not under
stand why so many serious looking
people insist on peering into her pref
ty mouth.
On the advice of DR.. N. O. Tribble,
Mrs. Lee Saturday stopped exhibit
ing Eva GATHERINGS tooth to callers,
who began to increase after publica-
tion of her strange possession Friday.
The child appeared nervous and worn
from the ordeal of having her mouth
pried open so often. Her mother,
likewise was wearied by the continu-
Gus stream of visitors.
1--WE have never had very much
gold in our lives, but this is case of
too much gold," she said to the first
caller refused the privilege of seeing
the molar. Eva Catherine might we'll
wish she had no tooth at all rather
than to have the first piece of real
gold cause her so much trouble and
bother.'
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-09-30
Gained Ten Pounds
Before Taking ZIRON, Alabama Man Was Weak,
Nervous, Had No Appetite But Now Strong:

had no appetite, and at morning /
didn't feel like getting up. I was
reading Of Ziron and decided I would
try It ..
"Will say that Ziron is good medl'
cine. I have gained ten pounds IN
four months. Am strong and have Q
good appetite"
Ziron is a mild iron tonic, good for
young and old. It helps to restore
the system, when rundown by over
work, under-nourishment, caused oy
stomach or bowel disorders, or as q
result Of some weakening illness.
Get Ziron from your druggist. no
sells it on a money-back guarantee.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-09-30
SHERIFF 5 SALE.

In accordance with the executions
to me directed by G. A. Jennings,
treasurer of Bamberg county, I have
levied upon and will sell for cash,
on Monday, October 4th, 1920, dur
ing the legal hours of sale, the fol-
lowing described lots in the town Of
Bamberg, county of Bamberg and
state of South Carolina, said lots to
be sold for taxes due and owing the
said county and state:
Lot No. IL, Block 43, and lot No.
IA, Block Al, Washington Heights,
said lots being the property of Rich
ard Wolfe. S. q. RAY,
Sheriff Bamberg County.
September Z, 1920.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-09-30
1he 0ujnas That Does Not Affect the Head

Because of its tonic and laxative effect LAXA-
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Ouinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. 3oc.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-09-30

~ VERY man and woman, who Is In
E rundown, weak condition, with
bad complexion and poor appe-
tfte. due to lack Of iron In their blood,
should find Ziron helpful and strength.
building.
It is scientific, reconstructive tonic,
composed Of ingredients recommended
by leading medical authorities.
Describing his experience with Ziron,
Mr.. George W. S. 1anier writes from
Jones, Ala: "Sometime back, was In
q terrible condition. I was weak and
nervous, and had a tired feeling all
the time. My skin was muddy. l
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-09-30

What is home without an Edison?
Under our easy payment plan, you
can own a machine and never know
the difference. w. H. CHANDLER.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-09-30

Just received, shipment of Ameri-
can Wire Fence. See me at once if
you need fencing. G. 0. SIMMONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Purcell's Mother
Nearly HearIbroken

Sk1w EP--- Ne, N0T- --sEe-1-.
JONI a Msoers Is u r=cEI21 Of & lei
Ter -oa Mrs. Purcell. the mother q
James P--ce9l e New Bedford Mass,
xhe Is aCw awaiting TIE acton u the
Grand 5u-y II connection Win raf
murder IF Asa El-1ken Of En6asn
Ms. Purcell appears n ne heart
broken Il me news which size 1a=
s-cesvt-.a If r-p Tragedy s1s Ell
closed 4 IsrsE e hrr SIN = T.azc'
sze Z-g=1 h5n ID ts-1 the truth =
l.s-,1ec1lnrl with ina E,az----
Il VII oe RECALLED 11a- a. -ne E1sr.e
Il raa murder. Purcell Il Eas WIZ
naked 1-7T- North A1son u Emblem
while Is. other TwG. John Brown n
F,asI1n and Ear Morris Ct Ashland
Ny. -oss4 q the -Eo bicycles w71c-
7+,sy hsss szxizn n me grounds n
ne A-szn academy The men wErs
SEARCHES. after their capture and t1s
money WHICH Y IS a2lEs1d they tool
4-zra Their v.fs.z-. VS. found 3r E-cw-
nd IN Morris.
A4.s=r --e Cr---e ne -Eu. Morris LID
Esgawn- zzzz-ezs along On t22s aIcYeit-s
z-u we're later captured = Madison
P1rcaI vas -ae 1rz- one Of t-e -n-'+-z
n he -zge- aid he VS. -rspssI Il z1s-
a saur- wzv e-s-u EnDden- where NJ
was wazkzz- down Lae r-a4G-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
OAK GROVE

Ar-nzstlcs DAY was celebrated a. Ire
zrauei n 11rss distinct WAYS oE spec
IA exercises II me NOTHING by Pa
E-s011c day CT f1zl work II the classes,
a-u DIX lz-sr- mural athletic events at
Ter srhooi The r.Grz41E exsrC1ses il
l.Jlde1 : 7aG 7:zzzia- with Leon t9c22n
aIavi-- Ire s5Is1.- and the SINGING o.
M SIR S.gsEngzssd Banner The il
door exercises consisted Ct special
-pa--.fo1lr music Ok 71le school TT-zTsr
by Harold Tavlur brief remarks By
P--a- Oven IL interesting address, By
Earle :. Russaa OF rae faculty. vino IS
an sx-serv5ce man and Z sal0 ny Mrs
-ay50r
T1zrazclanuf t1e daT La- sz2dent
body vas filed with excitement ever
me races scaeG1Ied f5r the afternoon
between - I-~ea TEAMS representing
the e-.aur.s af tsl-- 17a-- E4cn team Rad
intensely loyal supporters a-E 50 keen
WIS the Eoc5 1aEz.-t-7 r-Ts1-y that
eag.1 g5-l dressed n he ralor Of the
tam she supported and 1ae school
vas i gzv caz.ecr5ou AZ red white and
aiue- Immediately aee=r classes each
cuicr assgnfa5e1 u a different secr1Dn
81<-aNf
the grounds SINGING new sO--s cam
0ase7 especially fsEr the occasion The
Reds ware = rTuI ef ca.or and ware the
bes- 1r-anIzeE cheere-s- The Whites
had huge banner and evarT member
possessed a white r.eEa17uze Esa-
Increased tsaeir cheering very nuuee-
al3lr The Esiaes rot only carried 1lE
individual blue banners but asa had
bonry mascot dressed al IN blue
TIE big event was ire cross cou1--y
race between -t7s 1.rAe teams. Every
box started III in order fur ire long
IN. Wade the cheering squads SCI me
echoes ringing Coach TzviT- de-
efa-ea 4 was one Of the best and
closest races he sxsr Witnessed
The Bsaes WOE 5w one point VIII
t-7a Whites n second sng2 the Reds
arlIg fwn points behind Lester MOODY
Tas ma E-7sr. man % finish and Won
me beRE-zfslE silrer cE-s offered 10 the
Ir6iT1Eaaz winner Elmer TaT2or.
captain If the Beds. finished second
and Carleton Decatur captain CT the
WHITES finished ts7i-S The H--sr fuur
men II CT the vsHr5-C ram eaftl -
-eIva3 SILVER -TI-r inks II = nea- de-
sigh. The Winning -aG- q ire arztr
n which they H5aced 1-e as faI5aws-
Lester MOODY Capt r-llheE--- Gordon
Ma and Willard Talssv-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

al the TINE tEa< raa t-aal Is Enlng
on We Hiss a. tine proceedings
such vas Inc complaint Ct witness
saarGrz121g I chair Il 9As grand jury
ro0n 1Gw1 s-asrs
IAi1 q the large 1zm5er OF wit
7esses WAC appeared n aha Burke
murder C-a2 here last winter. none
have passed awzr Because Of rtse
large number TINS Is rather unusual
AAZ0sT e3a witnesses have been cal.s.z
or gave beer ready &c be czlle6
The aa0E DOWN II the Sugar BsE1n
woods where -ae liteaess body OF NAl-
sSan u Barley was fxaaasi On The
naUrn2zg oI CacL II 1919 IL almost sx-
EnE1 The Trees have Ea2sen zown
and 1nfg Gle end af Inc eaxs Is nov
zoI2csa2sas- There IS quite 4 haIscw
where -4e BODY was found The a-sI
PROCESS Of devastation nf the cave
WIS Lae c1r1zng zEas II The roots On
LIE east safe OK 1ae care ID permit
better Investigation Of tae interior
\ well 0ez1zzz path leads lnto the
place. because during the past SUM
-1er hundreds Of people have visited
THIS place Beng 3=ss 11al a 1e-r--
on q G1-eC- Inc TRIM tire main tray
e3a1 roAG between gacknaa and the
CANADIAN bUr5e-, eaae blow down has
been 0ne of The sights Ct rpu-e. fer
the I1aEelsr
The occupa-1nas and the residences
Of ruarF q The Witnesses Ii the case
have been changed zrce Ins cars
Of tie 2as1 Trial among lhs changes
az occupations Is Laz- @f Charles A
Jackson the druggist and proprietor
ST ne J4cs-la- Grug STAR a. t1e
previous I-1al- E1o aaS since changed
us Gcc1pa1lCn 70 that ri . lumber
man
a -asI interesting -rSEr NJ T1sI-3rs
a. t6e COURTROOM ss--a Cay Consists
of Le7a rslzE4res C T1@ dead Nelson
"a R1--lty Tire center Of a-IsnEGn
Is Ire widow Ct tsse laze Moose River
house proprietor They occupy = Sec
lzcn Of seats 31E'erIlv II frDnE II the
G-gG-- -essenEer 6ssk- Thomas "
BARLEY a J4cklaz Is there IN 622ig
attendance lie sis near Ms Nelson
hartley VINO dresses II deep black.
EEa-.s = hlAGk mai and d long vsal-
Mss Edith Young. : yUung lazy Of
attractive appearance. - also N lie
party sic s a niece Of the dEa1
TAI Ms william E1ic1- rxia SIS
Tar of 1a= deceased. vino Is alleged
10 hare received i spirit message
frnn Der rxzn brother On ire ais--
he SI-afs claims ne lcs1 ms E1a- =
member # me parry. Mrs Nav
y z2lza<--s Of Les Angles Cal. va0
cane here IL at1Eno lit --1E-- comes
each daE locking very well II dark
br,oxn. s1. weaE= ! l2gn1 brew1 na-
and la--e re5 FIX f2-s- M-- and Mrs.
Henry BARLEY 81 (s-earv1sle are r1ez'e
each 5ar Mrs Barley wears = BLACK
na1 and I large biEe guwr for the
--Dsf 2sr-- and a lnva4y f1- GRAZ Ms
Tzr-zer's E11mon2s 2-H The En-T u
ms ladies' near By xto cal see then
In 1ae7 M lar-1 number IF the la12es
Z t1,e B.a--4sy party IRE wearing sorae
Ea--- .Ssa.;T1.li2 stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Stray Shots

Skowhegaa, He. Ssx. IA 8osror
1ewsTsaFe.ua1 u attendance al the
Burke rial has solTee7 the problem q
. Substitute Tor C1e HUN az re CIT
Zs has bought Al alarm. clock and
oow he IN sleep tights. T-nlssa tae
wlsezc-w vino SAID ErssrGfess Is an
alarm clock. he Claims An alarm
clock Is eor1nr-zng thing - hare
around lie SAYS there Is something
about TIE TEX ri Al alarm clock 7sa-
cheers
Us KIND II 1Eguga IN We poor wit
zsssas u have % stay down stairs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
AUGUSTA WOMAN FEELS
IT HER DUTY TO SPEAK

couldn't sleep and ever the 1osse
0f the children playing aoour ne
hense upset me LAST rzrrsr / had
Al attack OF a grippe ~ascs kegx
me Il bed for ter DAYS and left me 81
weak / eru5f scarcely stay EsA and Il
seemed tai I 5usz couldn't gsf ns
strength hack
One oar sax a testimonial eor
Tauaac n s5sc paper aid decided 70
r-r IL We'll s4ae 9rsz bottle srl2e~a
ne. 50 I got another and teaen an
ozaer. AID kept or TzS@ng . an-zi
anx feed Like q Few woman NJ
appetite Is Ene and nothing I SaE
horae-s ne the least ba-- sleep lsAe
a child every n1EnE and Always go
I'd feeling fine ! hare Eal-s<a scfra
IN weight uan. and ! owe rv gec1
heath 70 Tanlac
Tzzzac Is sold IL Augusta By JssslG
Coursaa5-- II Weeks Mills by = a
MAy-zs and IN West Washington hv
Walter r. Bz,r5ack and the leading
druggist II every city and u1Sz--
AIR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
aDr Edwards Olive Tables

-lzt s TIE icvtd Cy cf t:,0rz1Es
znra Dr.. E5war1s r-Ercea Olive
Tablets r.ae substitute fC- CzlGnG
Dr. E6wE-s Z prac..Cg PEysclza
fr Y vTs ar 2Ione.s oic-Ent
saeuy. c1scorGHl ts,e 1EEEis m Cdge
Tahiess xzlse treating pzus-E tU
-rulr constipation IND 1T-16 lives
Dr. E6wEls' Give Tahle-s u mt
-Mezsn caiuma. 5u- ! hszEtrgs soothing
cesEtznie axz-Te
No -1HrE e the kfvnoFs q taR
little EEECazrH5. oiIve-cuirea I'd
Aaz- They caEse TIE bowels and liver Ii
aC nnr1als ThFy never ire -lel
towazr-l acton
Ev1u have -Gark ECE1 lcr-A =
lad breath 6El. TIRED iees;rgg-ack
heacac,e-zuld Evg-unsszrzDC1.
vUI md cuck- sire and pleasant r.
sszirs from oae u Two CT Dr. E1Ez--s
Olive Tz1is-s q be1Cme-
Thousands -zEe -:,ElevEyI gnt Ius
% kip ag.sl Try C N AZ BIC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
WASHINGTON

REs--M zF8s Esax1laa an9 Merle Day
are Singing F-ea B4brs barn LIS
WAX
was.=- Fzzr-nza Of A2gxszA vas a
z-tg5rar = tozz TnU-sGaT-
NJ a II 2az-e- u Caian US 4
sz5fer n TIVE Tzes1zT.
N-.z CzE-15s Bowman Vas Z Tzszt0- N
roasaer's Nils THURSDAY
gzv II Z P Brewer Of 8-unsE2ck
WI aosd services IL -1e West Wash
.z-un chapel zex- Sunday evening
FRS. E.ae9 King OF Portland Is us
ting ner father. Frank NASH far 4 few
DAYS
Ms II : Greenwood Of Jefferson
<zS Z caller in 1s~a THURSDAY
Eaes9n wezzf-az 3 hauling goods
Ear waiter EsEr95ck TEzzs wesk
Hrs t-snr4,-se Jones h1s e5Ds=d re,
house for the winter and has gone 70
South S9ne-vzz1e "a pass the winter
guy Fear3es azs ssia rs rack -
Eara1-zs AzeEv CT SGme-vllse-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

Thursday afternoon WIKI Mrs A-,chse
,-5<-e e. her home IN French street
The ladies are asked ID attend the
meeting flz SEW
Rev Alexander Henderson wao
WIS n town Sunday 10 speak n TIE
Bethany church want ID Good WILL
Sunday a1.z-1oon where he gaEs II
address
Charles Russell a former livery
Si25ie proprietor CT this town. occE-
py1ag the ssassia now Tsls1n stable On
Ezzar street has returned - rs
home n West PARIS after visiting
leca4 friends
MISS Ida Miller and Lor11e Dinnne
where they have eesa guests Of
friends
Mrs Alice 2 Cover LEFT Thurs
cay fer LzlinEoa- called there by
tie critical Illness of her mother
Mrs James r. PiIIxO1ry-
Mrs Henry Boucaa-d went u
Lewiston Friday La visit friends
Mr. and Ms Eersoxn- who hare
recently sold their farm - Pali
Blanchard have gune 70 Portland.
where they piazl ID locate
Charles SheRz. formerly employed
II RE Maine Central station here
and making hrs home On Pine street
nUr new Of Portland visited Thurs
cay WIKI friends II rown. returning
70 Portland Friday morning
Mrs Louis Trea2- Sun Adoi7h and
Mrs Frank Lessor went 10 Fairfield
Thursday afternoon called there by
the death Of Mrs. Lessons grandson
M and Ms W Card Malley, who
has passed the summer At Lake.
wood. are located for TIE winter N
the Clyde Smith house On Water
street
Next Monday Ei1 be the monthly
special bargain day IN Town and the
members oI the Ekowhegaa Eer-
chants Association unite n Offering
some oEe thing IL 4 special price
1Dr tran day only
The devotional A-mEsfzce Day SET
vice w1ica was arranged % have
been held IL ts,s Bethany church On
Thursday evening Was not held be-
cause Il was impossible Ia heat rhe
church rs work wzs bea1g dome On
the new Do1ler which = being m
stalled
Friends In town Of Wzlizm with
an OF Ncr-1dgeTock Win regret thai
he injured one hand qzzzne badly q
few days zEo- Mr. Whitman wzs ~
one tine manager of the local Ii
-ecr Importing Cas- Store
Mrs Fanny Er7w1- who han beez,
passing month with har asece. Nn
Charles Decker TX her home On Tur-
Ter street went 70 WarErvsile Thurs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

a-- c.11-ep-ae-Gr, WIN
= ce-zc I'D S1-sEy -ser2a his
-zAz. e--e. ever Iea SsuUi2es21
2E e. -4--. II . z-sr street
NJ ~ -=e-Ga- meeting OF PRS
zl.- ait-.-l -1E-e VII iae hesd o1
ss~ -gr. = To yszes-'21 VII
= --.-=l er IRE Ficnesr Past
s,gls nd a.ssae.sl--zn-- IAic.7 VII
~ : ---z larry and serve Ten
-. --,=,s III a-z-zlSzssC,- CT
Z ~r-s r i se -R2--aE - the parry
s- -s 0as -ege-uy bad a
li- ri-I---I.l2 Tor EeS-.S
t.;---Z. 49, 2 -sz-szay 2ornl7C az
/ 4 ~ST-y mss It's held 4or
-i III As =T-e L.a-ey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
PALERMO


CENTE2-The community was
g-sezes n Tuesday a5z..- -
hear Gf L1e passing q Anne
EerneT- TI1s CT Aa-as-as NJ
B-nnEr Fer death occurred n Al
g-sta where si1e had gene a week
previous fur surgical treatment Mr.
Ee1ner Vas . guSst- home Aorizx
~unaa and VII be sadly missed Sw
Ter family and ze3gAoUrs- Shs Is s1---
v1Tez hv her husband ard I7lreA
daughters Ms KITTY FlzvSes II
Florida Mrs Ma Dow Of Portland.
and Young daughter A1g1sfa- a5Sn
ssrsral g-aadcaiiErez- a nephew and
1ieces- Fer aga vas fGr-y--elgssc
years- TIE funeral waS hs5d ~ ta-
hunR- Friday ~ SO P II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

chief counsel for the defense EagEd
va early against the handwriting
expert o4 20 years experience HI
asked Of M Hz-1z= If men CT equal
experience had disagreed Win hin
and he witness replied Yes and
ia
A laugh vas ra2se1I when NJ Pat
tzlEzz9 would have borrowed ths
per azG INK Of the court s7a-cg-
rapAe- TO make material for t-zc-
ngs for Mr. EA-ag and wzs
promptly refused
Methods q L-zc.zEs as suggested
by A-. E.2Z1l- Vera attacked by MIR
PaE1a1g2zL -he direct examination
of Mr. El~11g ty County Attorney
EGEn r Merrill Was completed a.
10 o'clock Then Mr. Par-z-s-a1l
Tssok ID h1s cross examination
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
STRONG WORDS FROM
VERMONT WOMAN


Mrs J. 8. ME7csas--s- Alcurr VI
writes Priest Dr2E ca Bangor, Na
gesEDn Powder u those suffering
from indigestion Up IN me -1-ne T
began taking Priests powder I md
several severe Attacks of indigestion.
ar n0E an ny first 5grzse and have
found a great reiteE
Far sale by Iii druggists. Z vgur
sEea5er does nut carly Priests Ins7s-
gEszsnn Powder INSIST ON him order
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Drag Co. Bangor Ne Samples ssnr
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
OAKLAND

The deer which came agxz Lae
Scne-set Wednesday. S5r. Nza wer=
consigned - the following parties G.
". Brawa- Say-lrgerock. rED- Vt Il
soa1son- Belgrade rTe- \ Z Eas-
jo-. Kats-~1Ele. enc
Eauillzz Lxsas= Degree Of Esanar
served 4 supps- Consisting ST mt rails
sca-l0ped dishes salads. czke and cof-
fee II SIS Wednesday evening IA ne
Hcsz rvcTl1s- The committee IN charge
Of the affair were Mrs. g2nr @ Refill
Mrs DATan Sxas1sy am Miss Ce0-ia
EnE0ns- T1ls vs. followed ag tas
regular meeting lid the azt@z-a-y 6eA-
gree was conferred On candidates The
nsT- meeting VII De nela Der s1a 4
sa0-T entertainment VIII De gwen ana
lsae 1aiacwzng COMMITTEES were 2gpalz--
ca MSS Maze johnson Mss EEaa
Walker and Mss Marjorie Enznuns
M and Ms George gzzsessson Al
s0n- L.czazG ct lockwood VINO hare
been visiting relatives = Newport ara
CHESTS IF Nj zaG G-s Water Trzsk
1or 4 few OARS
Na--sr Blake Wei. to Saaa<.Zs T.h-rs-
GAY where Nj and Ms Thompson
VIII pack tasi- household @-aztzrs and
mcrs L - Oakland where they WIZ
MAKE -aes- home 4 me eu-re
Az1@on Cochran wEnI II -raE-aaze
IA1-SGag - Visit rs AMT Ms Rem
Ado 0Nsal. 1sr = few zars
The Mothers Improvement [12ss''
rser "Wednesday u -1e Ees-y Of ne
Methodist Church The hostasses 1a-
me OCCASION were Mrs- GzysrsVu Gz5
Mrs McEscHa8E. A boEuEz111 dinner
WAS served ar noon and IAe Gay Vas
Devoted 10 sewing for me Christmas
sale which W. De held Dereza-ser "a
Mrs. Sarge Warren szn1szr-aErea ne
Fidelity Claas Il the Free RsrIzsf-
church Thursday a<7=.rn0aH a. her atrrs-
IN Wafer street There Was good
zr-an9azcs -zralI refreshments w=rs
served and fhe aezz-ao0n IVES pleasant
Il passed
MSS Hen Wees-z- and NJ S11Ck7ey
VINO 1aEe been E2es.s Of M and Mrs
Edgar Holman fGr a lew DAYS hare
returned 70 heir home n Eas- DIX
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Mrs. Beulieu Wants
Others to Know
About Tanlac-De-
clares She Now Feels
Like New Woman

'Ta12ac 5iG ne So mach S0pG rs.at
] iced il -y 6aTy u TeH others ghp
arr suffering Ike 15G H.zt = NOR
9e-tl1i medicine z Is sad Mrs Alice
B-ussEa g. Jefferson street. Augusta
Ne. Recently
NJ s11Eacr. EroEbieEs me for ,
l0ng Tine before / got relief by -zk-
l1E -azazE- I couldn't e21 anything
but x;a4- would bloar ne a-z1l cuU8d
scarcs3y breathe and had sEch
pA11s Il tes FlI sf III stomach x
seemed thai couldn't endzre T. AT
u-es sharp pas went IL through
INV chest and seemed X CENTER IN
der ny shoulders I Ezs 81 nervous