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A 5 1 THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1926. lake KLOK-LAX LOGAN WOMAN IS GIVEN DAMAGES Mr. and Mrs. Hieser Of Minier Have Been Chicago Briefs A. E.

Wood, Formerly SIX INDICTED IN of Gibson City, Dies TAZEWELL COUNTY REHEARING IS DENIED IN GOV. SMALL CASE (Continued from paga 1.) Married Fifty Years In Chicago Hospital the newLaxatlve-CatKartic sure relief for constipation, 4cH rieadache.triHousnrs and other bowel disorders Mason City Basketball Fans Show Unusual Pep Mason City, Feb. 9 (Special) Over 200 fans hired a special train Friday to take them to Havana to attend the Bath-Mason City basketball game Friday night, and being unable to get a special train for the championship game Saturday night between Bath and Mason City, about 20 cars braved the roads, some coming thru In good shape and others spending most of the night getting thru the mud. Mrs. Florence Harper to Receive $500 in $10,000 Suit.

Minier. Feb. 9. fPperlnD Mr. and Mrs.

Christian Hieser observed their eolden wedding anniversary Saturday, Feb. 6, at their country home, tour miles southwest of Minier. when February Grand Jury Holds the Defendants on Numerous Charges. (Dy AswelatM' PiM.) Corned beef and cabbage was put under the ban In leading South Side apartment hotels. This action was taken at a meeting of owners as a result of complaints regarding odora from the food.

A business-like court for traffic violators, where motorists charged with Gibson Csv. t. ipee-si -thur Wood f'. formei-iv of C.te, died Monday St. St.

Klirabeth's ho-pitat tn Chicnco. foil. mine en illness of severs! weeks. He wa 'ong prominent in Masonic circles. Veins a decree nr-d a fni1' prar.1 rn.iFfrr of the crnntl loc.ce in Illinois.

Surviving are hi wife, F.M.1 Jordm "Wood, and a eon. IVrrv. chKaen. l-'UTiet'M spri ii's w'i he he'd her Friday aftrrnonn, burial in the Gibson cemetery. HUSBAND ALSO HAS SUIT HISTORY OF THE CASES this decision nor the decree of the Sangamon county court," Ihe governor said, "has determined what, If any.

specific sums shall be paid by me, but that sum. If there la a sum, will be determined by subsequent hearings before the master In chancery." Hearing to Bs Set. As soon as the fcuprcuie court a mandate alliumng thu decision of Judfce Flank V. iUirton in tne circuit court, under whose decree an accounting was ordered, the accounting will be hud before in Chancery Chillies U. Attorneys on both sides ill agree as to the tunc and place oi the hearings.

Alter Master Briggle reports the minor infractions of the city code need only present arrest slips, pay their fines and leave without waiting for a hearing, will begin operation here Monday. Among 268.266 children who entered the first grade of the schools thruout Illinois last year, 89 per cent showed Lincoln, Feb. 9. (Special.) A Jury In the case Florence E. Harper vs.

Walter Galllon, for damages, returned a verdict at o'clock tonight, awarding Mrs. Harper of Springfield laiiu personal damages, against Galliuii' There is also a suit pending, brought by Loren E. Harper against Galllon for $5,000 damages. Arrest Hagadorn. ll physical defects.

Dr. Lena K. Sadler told the Illinois Feneration or om rKin. ivb. 9 (Special) The giand jury it-turned indictments They are; Jr': -v Kverc.t K.i.uy.

ai.as Tommy and MVH'll). ti inn in-, i vvitn etirer ns the room of ii.ni a and taking Hi from el vi juers. aur.ii;! Campbell was named In three indictment charging iJeoi-fc-e Jones ard Pave Goodman art ch.i.'Ked Willi Ulllilary. Curtis is with the "sssK aa my Mrs. Proctor Rites Are Held at Rutland Rutland, Feb.

9 (Special) Funeral services for Mrs. Leora Jean-ette Proctor were held Monday afternoon from the M. E. church. Rev.

A. J. Pitman of Granville, formerly pastor of the M. church here, officiating. Music was In charge of a quartet composed of Mrs.

L. E. Ingram. Mrs. W.

B. Wiles, M. D. Allen, and Harry Emery, with Mrs. F.

W. Sauer as accompanist. The ritualistic service of the Woman's Relief corps was also observed at the church. Burial amount which Governor Small must all Sheriff Jasper Albright arrested return to the state, the governor a attorneys will probably make exceptions to the master's report, but in these exceptions only matters rela Frank Hagedorn Monday night as a suRpect of shooting a gun In the neighborhood of the corner of Logan Mr. and Mrs.

Christian Hieser. the follow ing children and their families were present: John, William, Mrs. Clara s'pringer and Mrs. Mary lilt-key, of the vicinities of Minier, Hopodale and Delavan; Mrs. Anna and Delavan street Sunday night en's clubs at a meeting here.

Tha year 1926 will be the greatest travel year In history, and the automobile, Instead of retarding the baggage manufacturing Industry, ha aided It, Joseph O. Bach, president of the National Paggage Manufacturing association, declared here. Director of the Mlddlewest Utilities company have decided to recommend to the stockholder' annual meeting, March SO next, an Increase of the capital stock to 1,750,000 shares from 900,000 share. when a number of persons were given a scare. tive to the amount can he taken up.

The issues oi the Interest suits cannot be revived. Today action la final. After Judce Burton issues his Denies Rehearing. The supreme court today handed was in the Rutland cemetery, six grandchildren of Mr. Proctor were down an opinion denying a rehearing then i two auto utes troin the C.

ami u. Motor company. MtLwin, alms MoLjan Jones, was indicted on tr.e charge ot 'he a truck from Ihner and Kay Hiack, Spring Lake tov. OMiip. Bar Asaociation Elects.

At the annual meeting of the Har asMU'laii'iu tins aiternoun l-''n Smith was electjd J. M. Powers, Mist vic -prcM ieiii; and 11. Paul in. a and Aane Towniey.

t-ectind n.l thirl ce pi el ienl expect lye'y K. lj. Kiell, secietHry; flower bearers. Mssnsrd Child Diss. Mr.

and Mrs. R. M. Lntton received Holmes, wife of Iir. E.

Holmes, of Mirier, and Harry and Koy, of F.lnomlngton. Those unable to attend were Mrs. Anna Quigg, of Santa Monica, Emma and Minnie, lienver, Col. Mr, and Mrs. Hieser have 23 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Sixteen of the grandchildren were present. Mr. and Mrs. C. N.

Sutter and daughter, of Hopedale, were In A writ of supersedes to prevent Big (Juicy Red Cherries Creamy Malted Milh, Fluffy Marshmallow Rich Milk Chocolate OVER 70 YEARS OF SUCCESS the hsnglng, Saturday morning, of final decree ns to the amount which the governor must pay back to the state, an apreal may be had to the supreme court only as to the amount. This narrows the issue down only to dollars and cents something over a milltoa dollars so the nc-rountlnp limy get hack to the supreme court bv the dune term and the mil decree Issued to compel the governor to make payment. Say Bank Not a Bank. In the inajoiity opinion, which la Jack Holmes and Joseph oods, con vlcted Drake hotel slayers, will be Speaks to Young Girls sought from the stale supreme court attorney announced. in the case Involving the will of me late Louis Schaf fenacker.

Receives Two Pet tions. Two petitions for aldermanlc positions were on record with the city clerk today, the second day for filing. The petitions are those of George Sellers and Henry Menzel, seeking election from the second ward. Miss Lucia Dean Diss. Word of the death of Miss Lucia Dean, of Chicago, former Logat.

county resident, wa received here to day by relative- Miss Heun passed away in the night. She was lis years word Saturday of ths death of Miss Donna Mesnard, youngest daughter of Rev. W. S. Mesnard, formerly pastor of the Rutland Christian church.

Her death was caused by scarlet fever snd occurred at the home of her sister at Urhsna. where she was attending high school. Rev. Mr. Mesnard, who Is the son-in-law of Mr.

and Mrs. Lutton and Is now pastor of the Christian church at Knoxvllle. is In a critical condition In a hospital at Oslesburg. Mrs. attendance, Mr.

Suter being a brother of Mrs. Hieser. Mr. and Mrs. Sut Mrs.

Mildred Coonds, of Elgin, ws elected president of the women' ter will also observe thrir 60th an niversary on ben. auxiliary of the Illinois Milk Pro Mr. Hieser was born and reared ducers' association, which met here. ireasiii'r; and J. U.

Joins, trus.ee truae ears. Mrs. York Diet. Mrs. 'hi ma Yet k.

73. widow 1. 1 I Inert oi inornliin' at i ho residence, sin as born In l.irniany Apr. 2b, l.ut c.min tu tins country when a Ionian. Sue married Finch York in Pckm Lite.

31. 1 7 4. Mr. York died June sustained by the couit in its dental of ii le-liearmg. it la held that the Crant park hank was not in fact a bank, and that no deposits were made such a bank: that Grant PaiK bank was a mere name used by near Pekin.

Mrs. Hieser spent childhood on the farm where the golden wedding was relebrattd, anil where the ceremony vvas performed Lutton went to that city Saturday to of age. be with her daughter. Governor Small and late Senator K. Ametlran farmers during the past SO years ago.

Mr. and Mrs. Hieser moved to the farm where they now reside In the spring of 1S06 and re Curtis and C. V. Curtis to con Other officers elected were: Mrs.

Mama Laos. Algonquin; Mrs. Anna Hunker. Crystal Lake, and Mrs. Harry Nagel, vice presidents; Mrs.

fiail Hultsn. Sutton, secretary; Mr Hani Bennle, Dundee, treasurer. A divorce from John C. Wahl. until recently president of the Wahl Fotintan Pen company, wa granted to Mrs.

June E. Wahl, who charged Infidelity. ceal the loans made from the stale year were pnld two billion dollars for meat anlmuls dressed under federal treasury to the packers; that these i supervision, according to a state nvnte dealings In state funds were tired from active farming In 1912, hen I hey hullt their new home nnd their son William took charge of the, farm. Tho decedent Is survived by three sisters: Misses Emma, Francis, and Jesse Dean of Chicago: two brothers, K. K.

Dejrn. of Elkhart, supervisor from Elkhart township, and John Dean, of Otlawa, Kansas. The remains will arrive In Elkhart at 6:25 o'clock Thursday morning. Funeral services will be conducted from the Elkhart Methodist church, by Uev. Mr.

Lee. Interment In Elkhart cemetery. concealed by noting the amounts so ment by Oscar G. Mayer, president of the Institute of American Meat 1... Mnvivir.j: me the foil ovin John and Fred, t'eiiln, Henry, Peoria; Krncst.

Kansas t'liy, an l.ouis. riiicato. The funeial i he held Frday uiternnmi at i o'clock Horn the Ur.ue Methodist efluich. Mrs. Lutx Diss.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lutx. "3, died this i morning at her home. She was born 1 In Sand Pratrls town- i a) -f av V' Tackers. used as "safe account, thus Hiving the Impression that that much cap ital waa In the safe or vault, and that there waa nothing In the treas ury to show that it waa loaned to Founders' Day Is Observed at Eureka Eureka.

Feb. 9 (Special) Prof. anyone. i sazewell county, tne oau-nter ot Nicholas and Elizabeth Heil- The total amount collected from Qiildren She married Frederick Lutz the packers as discount or Interest Former El Paso Man Expires in Chicago O. B.

Clark of Pes Moines. Is, gave ind Frairis Apr. 1. 1474. He on the loans from the treasury v.as about ll.lflrt.fMM), according to the died Jan.

HZl. Ths survlvlnK ROLAND'S Dollar Day Specials BOSTON BAGS $1.00 An exceptional rain for our Greatest Dollar Day ale at Sinn. Mam Floo. children are: Georue, Fekln; Emma maiorlty opinion, and the total collected from the hanks with definite E. Wevhrich.

Peter Lutz. t-and ElPaso, Feb. 9 Special) Word was received her this morning of the founders' day address at the Christian church Sunday morning and In the evening Oliver TV. Stewart, of the Flying Souadron. gave a law enforcement address.

Saturdsy night, a banquet was riven at I.Ida Wood In honor of l'ralne; Henry. Forest City; Fred interest contrsrts. and from State Audtlor Kussel'a h.mk at Jackson the death of John M. DeBolt. for many yesrs a resident of ElPaso, who has resided for shout two years Lull, Pekin.

Ths funeral ll be held Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock tht residence, and at 1:30 o'clock ville, which hsd a nun c. neposit thfse two men. both of whom were at St. Johns Lutheran church. Marnags Licenses.

Mrs. J. F. Batharn Rock Island. III.

"When I wi ftf. teen, I found relief from backach. headaihe and pain In my aide-caused hy femlnln weakness hr taking Dr. Pierce' Favorite Pre-crlplloti gnd Golden Medical Dlicot-ery. My mother thought, jtidftnr from her own experience that Dr.

Pierre' medicine would help tns. and thru their tise I nrqulred perfect health." Mr. J. F. Bham, Sth St.

All dealers. Puvld Hater. Morton. Marcel's 1. Kich.

Deer Creek, 20. ROLAND'S Dollar Day Special Clinton Pool Hall In Chicago with his foster daughter, Pelle. While Mr. ItePolt has been In pour health for several years, he was In ElPaso during the holidays, when he was apparently feeling well. Mr.

DeBolt wss engaged In the grain business here for a number of yesrs, first a a partner In the firm of Shephard and He Holt and later In his own behalf. He wss a member of the Christian church and of ths ElPaso Commercial club. His wile died several years ago and there were no children. Mr. and Mr.

De-Holt adopted a daughter many years sgo and when the Belt Insurance office was moved to Chicago Mr. De- on an interest contrart (which t.ov-ernor Small did not explain), was about Substantially the latter amount hsd been paid over by Small, the million dollars collected from the packers for, according to the finding of the majority of the couit. which esvs specifically that "tabulation shows that thru the device railed the 'Grant Tark the Curt'sses. w'th the cooperation of Small, withdrew front the slate treasure and Invested In packers' notes l4.5nft. and thst the In-vestments and re-Investments amounted to more than lia.finn.nnn diirlnrr Smnll's term." formerly s'udents at the college.

Cither guests were the relieve trustees and faculty and their lvs. Musick-Wsst. Miss Msrv Muslrk, daughter of Mr snd Mrs R. H. Mustek, and linsds'e West of Chicago, were married In Chicago on Feb.

1. Entign-Schws tsr. Miss Pearl H. Ensign of Chenoa and John J. Schwelz-r of El Paso were married Monday at the courthouse by Justice Henry Mette.

Give Kitchen Shewse. Is Damaged by Fire 7 MvVW4VwvWvvv'vvw' Clinton. Feb. 9 Special.) I-Ire, oriKinstina In the rear of the Harry P.nk.nson pool hall. Sunday niorn- Imt.

dsma lied the interior, nnd for a HAND MADE Batiste Gowns $1.25 Value to 12.00. Mart by hand ami also hana embroidered, a potsbU value at II "5. Color, white and llesa. lime threatened ths entire block Farm Is Sold. Is 5 MOTHF.Rt- Fletcher's Castoria is a pleasant, harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, espe I Bolt and this daughter, who hold a Herman C.echlen has sold his 120 irr.

farm miles Southwest of CONGRESS IS WORRIED responsible position with that company, also removed to Chicago and have since residsl there. Tlie body will be brought to ElPaso for burial. Clinton, and Is swing to Kansas City Mrs Earl Rrnnett was given kitchen shower Saturday night hy the household science cluh In honor of her twentieth nedJing' anniversary. Si Dr. rierce'f Favorite Prescription for the 111 of women, and Dr.

Plerca'a Golden Medical Dlscnrerv for the blood rn he procured in liquid or tablets from your neighborhood druggist. Write Dr. Tierce'- Clinic in Buf flo, N. for free medical advice no matter what your ailment may peAdr. Thru her own Inveatlgstlon.

Mrs. A lines Marks discovered thst Ralh Marks, to hom she wss married in 1 hss st lesst five other v. to remde with his children. The tsrm I Ikbb kun mntA Smith VJJ and family, of Chestnut, for ths com-i ln jear. cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages.

To alway. looV lor th. of ff. Proven direction, on cjrh ppe. fhyici.

everywhere ecornmend Farm Land Is Sold ABOUT COAL STRIKE (Continued from page 1) patty to the conlnut or as a mediator. The represi-utai ivrs of the e. tri al government ero simply un- To Cur Cold In One Day Take I-axallve PltOMO yt lNINE Tablets. The safe and ffoven remedy. iTh first and original cold ard rrlp tablet Signature of E.

W. ROLAND'S Wsin-Pattsngals. Jtis Thelma YVein t.f Central a nnd I i. I'atttnKale of Clinton were married Saturday afterminn In In Minier Vicinity tove on the tw.ir 1'Ve dv Dollar Day Special ol. servers.

Yet, ever lice Mliler. Ivcntur In the paronse of the St. Feb. iSpeelal liny owner of the lirosd Elm then the leaders of the in ning unions i Hamlin. have bun saving that the federal i farm, has purchased acres of ad- lolnmg land from John N.

(miner Pauls Methodist church, the ceremony hein preformed by the Her. II. F. The bride Is the dsiiKll-tr of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul C. Wein of 'Sro. The hridrcroom Iw a min of Mr. and Mrs. Kmc ('attenuate of risi-rt.

end Is a frennn on tt.e tllino's Ontril rmlii.id They mill make their home In Clinton. for a consideration of 110 500. Mr. Halnline will take possession March I. snd Mr.

(ia'nr w-ill move to Missouri, whet he w.ll purchase other land. 'VOICE TESTED" Radio Tubes $1.00 A value. Guaranteed bv the manufartur-it. Dtillar Day only lor Toilet Goods Section, rS government was morally responsible for the Sk-rei-nietit and shoutd see that It was enforcd. The president snd secretary Hoover hsve ssirl In reply thst If a contract Is vlo'aled the rnmpls'nant should have to the tleral courts.

1 nder the i Ii. ninstsiic" feder-vl he been made rt.ff uH McLean J. E. Ceopsr ss. IN 5 Cm rrs.

on the other hand, fee's the i.lmh of the coal fimme. espe- Ma'n Floor. rlsllv from the esstrrn eale'd. WHO'S WHO in the Daily Pantagraph 3 MORE NEW NAMES Joseph E. Cooper, father of Mrs Vstt.e K.

Inn linauuh, South Minne Hrn.1. this i ny, die! at his lo mr in In-, jiur this morning Mr. Co.iyri ws )'rs old and a CimI ar veteran. Ha lesv-s h's daughter. Mrs.

Nettle ftinhnaush. two sons, A formerly of Ms eitv. l.ut row i.f Huron, H. and II. C.

Cooper of lscaiur. The funeial serivces tll be held at the home In L'etur Wednesday Feb. a Mrs. C. C.

Coburn has been very st Her home for 10 days. M.ss Ixniise Crsln spent tae week-end wit, i her paten's, Mr. and Mrs. K. Crain.

Miss Elisabeth ney of Chsm-paign s.ent th week-end svuh relatives in McLean. The Woman Mlsalnnarv snclely of Ihe hrisiian church will meet ThutsJay afternoon at the chuicn. Word hss been received ftom Mr. ROLAND'S Party lines hvv vanished and 'he pressure for seme sort of a- tlon Is srrowr rtstly. It may be that membeia of con tress ill 'eel they hsve eails'ed their ronstltusnts by merelv rs'slng a fu shout tne In- cinn of the sdmtnlstrstlnn.

Put -e truth Is the wii.de thing may 1e. vetop a resl Issue in the es-t. aftemoon. Itui will be in ladling Sprmss cemetery. per Decatur.

snd Mrs. li M. Palmer that thev have aimed In r.or.ds, after a pl-auil tup thei. 4 Dollar Day Inaugurates Our Boys' Dept. Iok the spe.

lal values In llos" Uahii and Shirts for our Greatest IMlsr Dsr. Mam Floor. Mr, and Mrs. Rennlrli rtubb Moved their household gouts to House Near Tallula Is Destroyed by Fire Tallula. Feb.

Sclall The four-loom bouse belonging to ll- I l.l.-.ii.ii.Ktoii Satuiday and will re- s.Js there. Th grade school at 11 la rivms a ra broadcasting prugrsm iuesday plgiit. IlinadcasUllg will start Id clock from station Ml iS A. Mrs Glenn Btiibhlefleld, district siier nlen.lt iit of the llehekuhs of ASKS MORE ACTION ON FOOD MERGERS a-hlnkton. I'eb.

(Mt More cotnpri heiisiv srtlon l- the dpart-nient of Justice then has ahesdv li takm to pr vent the rsrrvltig out of plans for a huge eomhlnstlon of baking Interests wss sdvorated in a statement today hy Sensior 1 Folleiie, llepublii-an. Wisconsin, author of a resolution asking an Inn'ilrv Into the pr.vposi merters. The senator said he was lsd to see the department had 'Pnsllvbeen nmved It to sciion." but added thst the effect of ths sntl-trust suit, even If the court giants all th Is asked would le to 'Vive tee bread ktog' In undupute-l control of the l.skll'f llllu.tiv Mrlvin Fe ftitph Student at ROBIRTT. (MAIL ham Ed w.i ids was d-streVd by fn M. in.

Ivy morning The boose wss occupied l.v Mr. and Mrs. shermsn Kennedv. who lost all their household Bank O'fiesr EUrttd. The rsrmets and Merchants State bank bs elected the follow log officer for the vesr' President.

J. I. Foster: rsshler. A Tom'ln. as.

sistsnt rsshler. ss Frsncea Timlin directors, Chsrles Corson. A. K. Smedley.

Arms S. hoenew ries. Tomltn. W. F.

S. hnsrp Itie Sls'eenth district, has received word that th dais for the district meeting to be held In McLean will COUGHED UNTIL HE WAS WEAK andTHIN Apr. Jl. Mr. and Mrs.

II. Waller and daughter left Punday by motor for lln Sn-lnsa Ark. Fnreute they will meet Mr. Waller's parent! at Ciro and from there will go with them te Say Milk Ceut'on rad him ab olgtsly well. Ga red 44 pound.

Memphis, wtiere, after spending few dtVS thev Will go tO Mot Adopt Measures in I springs, planning lo be gin about ROBERT SMALL 'uoe tew source and aeniaint- sncea read like the last twenty volume of "Who't Who." The back ground of hie experience i twenty-five years of active joumaliNm that han lakcu Lira to the scene of almost every bif story that has broken within that time. An intimate of the presidents from McKinley to Harding', eorrespondent at the front in the A. K. and before that with the Allied Armies, gtar reporter of the A. P.

at the Tbsw snd Haywood trial, he ha eovered every conceivable kind of story. As a special correspondent of The rantojraph he hag a roving assignment, conducting a "Who's Who" of his own, on the personaliiie in the news ss wel Iss writing the big newg wherever it treaka. OWEN L. SCOTT P'cil ff rittr, with hesdqusrters in Chicago, ia one of the beit trained new. paper men in the Central West as well as grsplie writer.

Supplementing the regular telegraph reports, bis stories give the bsckground of the news. Owen L. Scott received hi training in accuracy and terseness from tnsny years service in the West with the Atociated Tres, With the grester latitude of special stories, he answers the newspaper reader's questions Whst is it sll about!" and "What does it meant" escliisively, in Central Illinois, for The Pantagraph. BEN Ge KLINE f'" School of Journalism, ssw aervice on newspapera In Frsnee, the United Btsteg and the Far F.st. After two jear in the army he made a connection with a French newnpaper in 1W-Irani, and later, joined the slsff of the Japan AJvcrtiker in Tokio, the most influential American newspaper printed outside of the United States.

0er four years in Japan, he represented also the Central New( and The Daily Kxpress of London. Since returning to thia country he baa been stationed In California. Hi varied newspaper training in widely differing communities and hie ability to trace kocial tendencies behind the events in the newa should give his dispatches wide appeal to Tantagraph readers. rooptn. Lincoln to Prevent Many pn.pla from Mrlsn snd ilmtv me alien.imrg (he health Spread of Smallpox I-PI.

given t.v the Home bureau the V. W. A. In Hinomlnitosj. I he M.

l-m null tisa a booih on "Ihe I i. pities -r inerllng health cnndl-(lone county." Mrs. i hvites has rbarse of Ihe 1'itena lunch and 's assisted by te women from ilifferent ttnlis. "A ynt aro I was down with ineutuiiDla. I.

lite It deep seated rough 'or said It couldo d.i i.e any rood, and I would have to go to vora In I Went but I d'dh I rprrve. nnl sl tha time I left ll.e 1 I in. i tiler skeleton. niet r-on who In I ii-id Milks Emul-lon and It lr li. I bav tt.

i.om1. (pd have gained 44 i. in we and I am tnd In as Vltr rienlth as I ever In J. II. Johnson.

No. m. ion, 111, the Is sl loine f.r the k-tiH, lr. snd Mis shell. O.

It. snd M.iMlia lio.lwll stleii.ti.l the fniiir.l of Jilms I'lll-llpa st eitiii.ty, Invllnll ere out for a hedge dinner to be I rh, I st Hit Feg.on hut in Pasion by Mr. Holmes vin and Lun-iPn. ot Pa (ton. Intnei snd Pve Ivn M-vrr.

elndrnla st I. M. N. I', spent the werk-rml with lilsllvss owin tcorr rt)u i.tfuttn nti ph. I.

In if nn rfTrl A tn I A rn in I Ht ll rvn rn hSt Flr-f. t-it lh Jnftirt lltltVv WIiHp- 'II fiin ') wrif Hiirl Ih trt(h htiflntritlra 1hiKit h1 1 them undrr nHniant In ln. churchTouncilTt washington elects n.l ieitit.n Frh Special lie i.urrh counill of St. Mais' l.o'l.ei it.uiih on Simdsy evening ii. tor he new vesr WHh tl.r I I- nw ofllreie.

itv, it" ti i-er. H.nrv Irtc tieas rer Joseph I -i. Tii'r, co'lilnl'lee on tv-jlhlitigs, --v 1. 1. 1 PUTNAM f) FADELESS Milk Emulsion rr natural hoel action.

with 6d I'll r.d rrotnote gppetlte and n. k1 SVk in III'. SS DYES ENDURANCE Children and grown people steadily increase in vigor and endurance hen Vk. tit tatler to Vtt Atwoyi Succttsjul i usie, A It, (a stt'v luisett and I'svid it mtesloh rornmpt Scott's Emulsion M.i r. 4 Adam Yoh tin t.

Kiiki all contributing regular exclusive dispatches to Mr. Crw ts. 1 1 of Mrs. alter 1 oi invigorating cod-liver oil lh digestive nrsshs In to iltnllate food, ihu build. I ttrentth, which re Natures onl Id In conquering gern.s srd pair ng th effects tjf wasting Thla I th only solid ernuU fnade, and ao palatable ttv.l i- ten wl'h poon like Ice ir.jtn Wonderful for i klv i.udr- No miter how -tire your too urged to iry Milk KmuMon If not MtlsfM with results.

vir money will promptly Yir 60p nd II 21 per bottle iy rtrurr'st everywhere. tf MILKS Build fttrtnUfTMttt good I I the fsmliy h. cIM Monday afternoon won is taken regularly. Ills rich, I. Powell, of SI.

Vim Dreaae. cos is, suit. un ins, cualiics) foec fi, t. drrd umpljr quickly, aai culo'a hy botlief. Dsisry by d.ppir.

Norublosor my kaadlisl Sam praa tin' of dyes all kind, of ma'enslinoneopeisiion. Pure I5reai si ur dealer I i tils aa A e-A tier A. Is wr Cf.ee 4 eee kM(ee Ws ee gssil e)KSVese mf I hm 1 1 Hsws esut Nefavmas. a rn MONBOt vitamin-tested nourUhrnent i hi I ill in eilBTKe. II, ii I.

i in (lu ndala cenietetv. THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH SO Years a NEWSbapcr ve Dmnee Ps'tr. T'e aid i Moloe i.int.sev id that builds healdi and strengtn. Start iahlng t) SccU'i Emu ton today! JtX ii'v led a dinner peitv 1 mo ev iig st th romtwV I'lut- l'i In my snd had Ihsir i t'i'ei ii, ihiott.n Klwsntsri.il! mm Kinlan and th If son kiwani club. I AT rTArt rnt Crt-e see m4 itjaj 411.