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the dollar alur pain AT CRAIG ONLY A MEMORY Enterprise Abandoned after Repeated Attempts to "Make it Go" CLINTON. May general at Craig has passed into his. along with similar country store tory since the advent of the hardinterurban lines and better stores roads, means of transportation. store, which originally stood This Ospur and conducted by B. Williams, of this city, was notes the location at Craig folthe building of the interur.

moved line. At one time it housed the lowing ban post office at Ospur and there, was the the Illi. Central depot prohois brieter being postmaster and railroad agent, and the store was a thriving institution. Rural deliveries of mail caused the discontinuance of the postoffice and the Interurban line took away store Datrons, The of the proprietor moved location half mile west present was agent for the interurban. and few years ago he disposed of it.

which time it has changed Since A number of times and has Recently been closed. hands Excelsior Teacher Directots of school district No. 61 sere in Clinton Friday and employed Kiss Dorothy Hull. of Wapella, as leacher for the coming year. Eight Applications were considered.

Four Years' Attendance Miss Beulah Thompson, a student Lane-Ospur school, has rea pin, given the student who not been absent nor tardy, the four years. She is the daughof Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thompson Mrs. Orrin D.

Cox was the Ospur. teacher of the school during the time the perfect record was attained. Robersons to Pontiae Roberson Players, who have The been showing here under canvas durthis week. closed their engagecent and left for Pontiac for a oneReek stand. Mr.

Roberson says he pleased with the business well Curing the week in Clinton and looks forward to returning, next season. Sen. Coming Word has been received here that lenator W. B. McKinley will make auto trip through Dewitt county Tuesday.

May 19th. to renew old acquaintances and meet new friends. Senator McKinley has just returned from Europe where he had been for weeks as president of the delegation to the Interparliamentary Union, an agency for preservation of world peace. Marriage Licenses Robert M. Perry, 39, Decatur.

Geneva Mae Underwood, 36, Loonotee. To Conduct School Miss Velma Shumard arrived in Poisoned Nerves Cause Neuritis Neuritis or "nerve inflammation" (ten follows an attack of malarial isoning, typhoid fever, pneumonia some other infectious disease. The lost frequent causes of the trouble. are colds, injuries, bruises nervous exhaustion Neuritis may affect one nerve or it involve many. In some cases moves from place to place, usually it is confined to the puider.

neck, forearm, thigh, leg or mall of the back. Beware of drugs that relieve by adening the nerves. Such relief is eceptive and dangerous. Eopa NeuTablets act in a safe, natural helping to remove the inflamcation and bring about permanent asting results. Go today and obtain bottle of these tablets from Drug or any other good Mail orders filled.

Tortured for years by varicose veins Trouble entirely healed by Resinol Chicago, Oct. had uffered from varicose veins for rears and had doctored continuousseep off my without results, as I could not pain was so great that I could not deep and I cried at RESINOT Right until I was completely exhaustMy hair was turning gray and I on thought I would lose mind. Last summer my son lad a sore on his chin and Resinol realed it, so I decided to try it mynelf. In little less than a week I ptained relief and in six months me the trouble was entirely healed. cannot tell you how thankful I am -I am the happiest woman in the Forld and I owe it all to Resinol." Signed) Mrs.

Gussie Newman, 1424 Orchard St. AR To Tomorrow NIGHT AR A aperient, vegetable adds tone and vigor to the digestive and eliminative system, improves the appetite, relieves Sick Headache and Billousness, corrects Constipation. Used for over 30 ears AR LEWIS UNIORS hips off the Old Block AR JUNIORS--Little IRS One-third the regular dose. Made of same ingredients, then candy coated. For children and adults.

NEOLD BY YOUR the the DECATUR HERALD TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1925. DECATUR HERALD 7 AGED DEWITT RESIDENT DIES E. H. Wilson of City Had Been Ill for Several Months CLINTON, May H. Wilson, 81 years old, died at his home in the Wilson Farmer City, Saturday afternoon." Death was caused by a complication of diseases.

He had been ill several months. Deceased was born at Heyworth, 1843, the son of Isaiah and Dorcas Wilson. In 1866 he married Katherine Weedman at Farmer City, and the home has been there since. No children were born to them. pany H.

39th Illinois Infantry, and Deceased was a member of Coms served throughout the Civil war. He was a member uf the Methodist church, I. 0. 0. F.

and K. of P. lodges at Farmer City. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church Farmer City, Burial will be in Maple Grove ceme- tery. Three Prominent Speakers Three prominent men are on the program as speakers during the commencement week at the Clinton Community High school.

Dr. F. F. Shannon of Chicago is to deliver the commencement address on the evening of Friday, May 29. Dr.

Shannon is a noted Chicago pastor whose addresses from Orchestra hall are familiar to radio receivers. He is an exceptionally strong speaker. Dr. C. Harmon Johnson, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Clinton is to deliver the baccalaureate address in the Presbyterian church Sunday, May 24, at 7:30 o'clock.

The class day exercises will be held on Wednesday afternoon, May 27, at 2 o'clock. May 28 has been set as commencement day for pupils who will graduate from the eighth grade in Clinton. The exercises will be held in the First Methodist Episcopal church with Dr. Chesteen Smith, pastor of the M. E.

church of Decatur, delivering the address. While the program for the commencement has not yet been completed, it is the intention of the officials in charge of the day to make it of an unusually interesting nature, Supt. Edmunds stated today. The entire program will be made public at a later date. Buys Grocery Interest A deal was closed Saturday afternoon whereby Harry S.

Gowdy has purchased the interest of T. A. Hull in the firm of Hull Gowdy, grocers. This firm has been doing business for the past two years, but previous to that time was conducted by Mr. Hull.

Mr. Hull who is retiring from the business, has made no definite plans for the future. The business is well established and Mr. Gowdy in taking over the entire interest of his partner becomes the proprietor of a good busiDess. Miss Mabel McClelland, of this city, who has been receiving treatment in Dr.

Petit's sanitarium in Ottawa, for the past 17 months, has practically recovered from her illness and returned to her home here Sunday. Miss McClelland is one of Clinton's most prominent young women and she has many friends here who will be glad to learn of her recovery and her return home. The eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Overy, 1408 East Washington street.

who is seriously ill, suffering tuberculosis, was removed to Dr. Petit's sanitarium in Ottawa Sunday in the Oakman Undertaking company's ambulance. She was accompanied by Miss Harriet Severns, To Rebuild Residence By action of the board of supervisors in the special meeting Thursday afternoon, it was unanimously decided that a new home for the superintendent should be erected at once under the supervision of the poor and poor farm committee. The proposed building will consist of CLINTON WOMAN, 87, MAY CROSS U. S.

BY PLANE MRS. SHAMROOK When she's 90, three years from now, Mrs. Lucretia Shambrook, aged 87, Clinton, will cross the continent for the eighth time--this time in an airplane. So she declared upon the completion of her seventh trip Saturday, May 9. The whole metamorphosis of mechanics, step by step, has featured in Mrs.

Shambrook's jaunts within the last cross continent painfully slow and rattling ox carts, tough and wiry horses. crude locomotives, luxurious limiteds, a purring automobile, and now--a modern airplane. Back in 1856, when bridges across the intervening streams were still few far between. Mrs. Shambrook's parents and eight families of neighbors left Mt.

Vernon, in ox carts. When the weary voyageurs reached Oregon six months later they had known the hazards of the prairie. the perils of the mountains, and the savageness of the Indians. And there are yet dangers, Mrs. Shambrook admits, especially, say, 3.000 000 feet above solid earth.

rooms and will be strictly modern. Following the meeting members of this committee drove to Hallville to g0 over the situation. She Was Weak, Thin and Nervous The greatest strength -giver and producer of good healthy flesh is Cod Liver Oil, it's full of vitamines. But it's nasty stuff-ill-smelling and hard to take, and usually upsets the stomach. Thank goodness! we don't have to take it from the bottle any more.

for now Decatur Drug Roth-Johnson Drug E. West, Quaker Drug and all druggists are selling McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, sugar-coated, and as easy to take as candy, SO that you can get the real Liver Oil in condensed form and get just the same results as with the horrible smelling liquid. Men and women, weak, thin and nervous, are urged to put on weight and get back their health and strength with these wonderful tablets, One woman gained 15 pounds in five weeks and that's going fast enough for Only 60 cansone: 60 tablets, and if they don't put five pounds of flesh on any thin person in 30 days-why, money back and no quibbling about it, either. "But be sure and get McCoy's. the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." (alifornia nia Enjoy the Trip There It's a ride of ever changing grandeur when you over the Wabash-Union Pacific- the route go that takes you through the beautiful Rockies.

"Pacific Coast Limited" Thru service direct from St. Louis to Denver, $85.40 Salt Lake City, Yellowstone, San Francisco and DECATUR Los Angeles leaves St. Louis 9:03 am daily. June 16. Los Angeles service leaves on "St.

TO CALI- (Yellowstone service starts Limited" at 2:00 beginning June 1.) Louis Colorado pm FORNIA RETURN 66St. Louis Colorado (via Hannibal) Limited" Starts June 1st. Leaves St. Louis 2:00 pm. Arrives Denver 3:30 pm.

Thru Pullman service St. Louis to Denver, Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. Information, reservations and tickets at Railroad Ticket Office, or write to any G. N. Lovell.

Division Passenger Agent, Wabash, Decatur J. L. Carney, General Agent, Union Pacific 3013 Railway Exchange, St. Louis Write for Illustrated Booklets and Folders Personally escorted all expense tours to Rocky Stop at beautiful Mountain and Tellowstone National Parks. Salt Lake City California, Zion National Park and Bryce without extra cost.

Canyon, Utah. Ask about them. FINE Wabash UNION Union Pacific DEWITT COUNTY MAN ENDS 53D SCHOOL TERM J. T. Savidge of Farmer City One of the Oldest Teachers Employed CLINTON.

May May, 8, was the closing day of the fiftythird term as a school teacher for J. Savidge of Farmer City, Illinois' oldest active count: school head. Bracken school, where Mr. Savidge hag taught for four years, is "out" again. Mr.

Savidge taught at the Swigart school, southwest of Caryer City, in 1870, his first term. Charles Swigart, C. M. Johnson and B. L.

Newberry, of Farmer City were among his first pupils. The "salary" at that time was $16 2-3 month and board. Since that time this veteran has been at the head of every school in Rutledge township, the same in Santa Anna township, except one, Glendale, and the same in Nixon except one, the Champion. Mr. Savidge taught for 35 years in three districts, Black, 11 years; Greenleaf, 12, and Farmer City, 12.

Several times Mr. Savidge has taught children whose grandparents were his pupils years ago in the "hickory switch" days. There are two instances at present. It would be a great spectacle if all the children who have been in his schools could answer his "bell" once again. Many of the business men of Farmer were his pupils when they were Among them are lawyers, bankers, merchants, clergymen, dentists, and legislators.

He has hopes that some of them may occupy the White House yet, he declares. Grade certificate He still Mr. Savidge received, his First has it. During his long career he has been out of school work only five years. while engaged in the grain business.

GIVE PROGRAM IN OCONEE SCHOOL OCONEE, May of the Sacred Heart school gave an interesting program of music and recitationg Sunday evening the school auditorim. More than 100 persons were present and expressed their apexemplified preciatiooung The regular closing exercises of the school will I be held later in the month. The musical program consisted of several selections by the primary grades chorus: a piano duet by Elizabeth Kramer and Isabel Werner; a piano solo by Eula Bass; violin solos by Harold Kramer a and Isabel There IS no Substitute For COCOA CASTILE COMPANY HARDWATER Instant lather in any kind of water Health! Beauty! Werner: a vocal solo by Joseph Schleuter and 3. saxaplione solo by Rein. Recitations consisted of the M.

rendition of Joyce Kilmer's poem, "Trees," by William Temmen; Eugene Field's "Gingham Dog and Calico Cat." by Rita Zuber; Respect for the 7 7 7 Lu CLINTON MAN MAY ATTEND REUNION OF DAN BOONE FAMILY DANIEL BOONE One of 5,000 living descendants of Daniel Boone, famous Indian fighter and Kentucky pioneer, Daniel Boone, Clinton, has been invited by the governor of Kentucky to take part in the first family reunion of the Boone family at Lexington, Ky. The reunion will be heid during the first week in June in connection with the sequi-centennial celebration of the founding of Lexington, June 4, 1775, by a party of hunters who had just heard of the battle of Lexington. C. C. Boone, Mattoon, a brother of the present-day Daniel, also may attend the reunion.

The Boone Family association will meet in Lexington and pass the week visiting places made famous by the intrepid, buckskin clad woodsman 150 years ago. One of the features of the reunion will be a pilgrimage to the Boone grave at Frankfort upon which the calvacade will be headed by a military escort. The bluegrass governor will dress the descendants following the placing of a wreath on the grave. Clinton Saturday prepared to conduct the free cooking school for the Anniversary stores in the "K' building. The school is entirely different from one which miss Edna Sullivan conducted last year.

Different recipes and different methods will be used so that the women are sure of entirely new recipes. Miss Shumard came to Clinton from Decatur where she conducted a cooking school a week ago. Corn Farmer Honored Sheldon Jones, of Weldon, took first place in the Dewitt county seed corn exhibit of the National Seed Corn Show held in Chicago recently under the auspices of the Agricultural Foundation, according to a report reaching the Dewitt County De Farm bureau office at Clinton. His entry was chosen as the best in this county's display and was awarded the cash prize and blue Johnson-Sefton Announcement was made Saturday of the wedding of Miss Ruby F. and H.

H. Sefton, both of Clinton, which took place in Bloomington on April 1, Rev. Charles S. Durben, pastor of the First Baptist church. officiating.

The ceremony was a double one, the other participants being Mrs. Alice Zoll. aunt of the bride and Lon Luckenbill. The latter marriage was announced shortly after, but Mr. and Mrs.

their wedding 3 secret Mrs. Sefton is the SettononKapt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Johnson, 803 East Washington street. Mr. Sefton is a fireman on the Springfield district of the Illinois Central and came here from Charleston two years ago. For the present the couple will reside with the bride's parents. Rebekahs to Bine Mound Members of Weldon Springs Rebekah lodge went to Blue Mound Thursday to attend the district meeting which was conducted there during the afternoon and evening.

Mrs. F. C. Clark was the delegate from the local lodge. G.

C. Hettinger Dead Grover C. Hettinger, of Farmer City, Ill for several years and unable to walk for the past few months, died at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Hettinger Saturday night.

The funeral services overe held Monday afternoon and burial was made in Maple Grove cemetery. Creeping paralysis was the of his death. He was 35 years old. SAVED FRIEND FROM HOSPITAL Mrs. Heckman Decided to Try Lydia E.

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Aged, by G. Watt and H. Kramer: and two short sketches, one called the Census Man and a Quiet Afternoon in a Flat. Children of the kindergarten gave a short dancing number and the program closed with the advanced class singing "Roses Everywhere." East Main GREEN LANTERN PECK Potatoes BUSHEL EL $1.15 7 oz. Glass Quince Jelly.

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