FEMALEWEAKNESS

M2 12 Congress StPORTLAND MAIn Oct 171M1superiorto

and I know whereof I I Buf ¬

fered for nine months with suppressedmenstruation which completely prostratjdtnemy bock and sides and I would haveblinding headaches My limbs wouldswell up and I would feel so weak Icould not stand up I naturally fendiscouraged for seemed to bethe help of physicians but Wine ofCardui came as a ClodBend to me Ifelt a change for the better within sweek After nineteen days treatmentI menstruated without suffering thebecameithat aU suffering women knew of Itsgood qualities

Treasurer Portland Economic League

Periodical headaches tell of female weakness Wino of Carduicures permanently nineteen out of

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VirdenClay demons is very ill with fe ¬

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Charloy Hinds bought acowfor825

J W Baker is making molassesthis week-

Al Baker bought a cow of Un-

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Ras Fisher for 830

1IAunt Mandy Abney is visitingMrs D C Morehead this week

Al Baker has rented a farm inClark county and will move in afew days

C C Curtis and wife were thepleasant gues of Mr and MrsStevenson at Right Angle Saturdayand Sunday

Log LickSunday school closed at this place

Sunday but will open up againnext spring

Miss Sallie Gravett spent tho pastweek with her grand parents atSpout Spring

There will prayer meeting at thisplace every Thursday night Ev-

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body is invited

Miss May Dee Tuggle spent thepast Saturday and Sunday with rel¬

atives in Winchester

Messrs Clay Combs and Ira Willof Hedges made u business trip tothis place the past week

Mr C Wills and family visitedthe family of Mr Nick Puckett atSaws Saturday and Sunday

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Todd andlittle son Earl visited the familyof R H Gravett from Saturdayuntil Suriday

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awoodat this place

C H Withrsbns bought otJohn Clem his farm and will move

to same in a short time

Miss Dorsio Stockton visited hermother at Waco from Friday untilSunday of lastweek

Johnson Harris bought of ElihuPuckett two hogs weight about 160Ibs each at eight dollars per head

The saw millof Gentry andPnckett has closed down on accountof failure of their supply of water

Rev Crawford the new pastor ofthe Muthodist church at Jackfionpchapel held his first service lastSaturday night and Sunday morn-

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Ho made a good impressionon those present

Vaughns MillCliff Douglas and Bill Swope

of Clark county came up Satur¬

dayThesick folks at Dick Barnotta

and Green Snowdens are all im-

proving¬

slowly-

G W Bush 0 0 Daniel Jrand D R Daniel went to Win ¬

chester Monday

Cliff Douglas of Plum andWin Swope spent Monday nightwith George and Charlie Bush

Mr Dan Jackson and wife andNath Jackson of Kibdville wereguests of W L Jackson Satur¬

day and Sunday

Mr BillLarison and StanleyBaber left Friday for KansadCity Mo where they will maketheir future home

Mrs Dan Jackson and littleson of Winchester and Mrs IV-

L Jackson and daughter MissFannie worn guests of MrU11dMrs Morgan McKinney Monday <

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Mr i W1H1w tewento Mt Sterliliay to see herbrother Mri1iD9bghiSoPaxton Ill wl as on his waylionie andto yj ors AdaliiieMcNaham MrsSCIIitks sister

Mrs Jim ITinneiiintjL hildronof Kiddville Itf fhci Mrs JolterSwopd andt l iJfire11 of SideView and Mr ti iJ Mrs Willie01Swopenicairn arc vimffiMrs BettieRiley and s

WesflBendE R HiridjRJB ill Lqxingtori

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There is nojjmprOvementln thehealth of WGEvernitih

Bro Conte ll be our newpreacher fdr tntfeomiiig year

Mrs Mandy Case of Ill noisis-Ylsttmgber 8 8tert Mrs S B Evernian

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Miss LillieWelch of =<Rosslyn

visited friendssere SatufdayandSunday S

Jarnei Robert and EdmonHinds were ill Stanton Sunday

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Welch were ii lay City Saturday on business

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Mrs J D JacKson of WinChester visitefflSrs James Hensley Wednesdays

John Hudson and daughterMinnie Winchester Sat¬

urday on business

Mrs BettieJEverman visitedher son WillQsalHhis place fromFriday untilMOnday

Miss Mayzi Wphnspn of Stanton visited h isterMr MaudEasterSaturdaTiand Sunday

xlr3frs MarL licEilearsoti vis=

J edherdllughf ci Jizzie at Riglr

AnglerSaturda fand SundayT

Mr Jaines Ev jrjnan and fami-

ly of Bath countyare visitingMr Hinds parents Mr and MrsPresley Everman

There will be ipreaclung hereSaturday Suuaayr anti

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Miss Edith andjJas Roberts en ¬

tertained a nuriibfr of friends Sat-

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night witlii social Amongthose present wonjPi Misses LillieWelch5RosslynMaggieIjjQhnsonofStantonNanniafandjJennieBerry GordieEvernl8ln YdungJessie Lee Hllrriml1nnie Morehead Myrtle fHa dix MadgeWelch Messrs Milton MorelieadSam King Edward Binds andRaylom of Eiddrijle

SkyScraper For LexingtonLexington is toeanow eight

story building our mill andShort streets It will be built bythe Security Tnttt and SafetyVault Co and will bo occupied bythem as offices

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