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ZEPHYR.
The tiick of the reaper is heard on
^rery side; harvesting has begun in
earn-
needing rain.
The h« numerous
than usual, and fl
n< yi tly.
Lir i
i. H< .: :
Mrs. Ifj i m
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.iDd E | C IT S
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! fers w ied.
Clyde Turney and wife left Saturday
morning tor Coleman Junction to
their car, which they were obliged
to reave on their return trip from Tal-
• • k. They made the trip in
o day*, returning Sunday evenii
• » une in Sunday for
with Mrs. i> II. \\\>c. Mr and
g U) S\ !\. •
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a position as book-
1' 11.
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and IHd Etoi and
• k ne ir Lovington, \ M
Win.
dig pf t] 'Hi's
: ' >n Society was very pleas*
mtertained last Monday a
A SUCCESSFUL MAN
^V Suooesisful
Nothing suec< eda like
success. SH •
not mean the accum-
ulating of millions and
uivini; it to some he-
oevoleni cause, but
rather having a suffi-
cient amount in the
hank to protect you in
old age
Farmer
is n«» - the one who accumulates the most land, but rather the
urn- that has made enough money \ itii which to educate his
children and have ;i happy home In old age. Slake pur
Ban
IHE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
.••OW HUi H>f the tourists. I
Mk< I. that • will be ma '.
I tober. Efforts will he mad« i
bring the number ot iteired >l
the hundred mark, and fhe iudiq^,
committee will ^g^ +
he route of th
la ,i very attractive on«-
• nt. rrained w it ii a good spread
[tarsonage by
at the noon hour, AJso
Tempi.
B pi ritual !- t-t.
Gunter H
The
lor ,a Houston fir
here with
Jfr> - Wrem
Houston spent Monday Ln rood.
with
friends in Crown k.
Miss I rned >>n
Sattr :ght from ■ \ isil to
aui. Hrownwood.
Q Sunda
v r Mrs w. T, Jon< ! \
nice program wa> carried oar.
should !.'. ! proud !"
■ ! ' , -< k « > Midjthe h^ip H ,,.„,.,„, ,„ „„'.
' * m
- Hill >|M \v W'.-dn- sda>
on :»M-in« - • IM! NK»s AHW titissil'
,nul u, h
" ' Pearce r^h tapunand meter walk trials for
Mr A\^\ M ^ n-hamheriam iCMyjnp* games wflj be held Saturday
drown wood Monday. jn \,.w York
Mi ;ind Mi > Slough Wi ii'
cousin Mrs Vni
\\l\] h- ' d at
111 o A n A nod Hood
Mr i U Harris oi Bi on n » a* i u &n
• i animal o ltdoor iran-
M; It I Smit
- :■• d i ■ «ind SH
\f« VorJN Athletic clu . ton.'
m M hinder
d i
w. -t. hi conf<
rhe m am
The little
\i and Mi
h ind field
►1
• •Ii StU 1.1':'
Iry, M--*
I >r \
\i S - been k, bul la
v.-r ' oa
ting
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• .a of la-t w« .-k h-
s.iite j t "hit. < kill a.is i • • iirn< *' Hi|
Miss Ida Heffin i
omefolka
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da -
M - H day
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Mr Portet eeri: on
F M 1
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Ifullii
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to «; < i: a ■: tnd
of two or th-
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in the
Th
from Okla visiting
present I
are
To:;
vil;
The M h San Anp
stop, om
lor colle<
their i L
Child:-
Method
night w and
esting a.
MTB. Hou-'on and M~s W S v,
are making arrant
overlan- wi*h Mr
Brisk Houston soon
Mrs. Kd Couch and child re'
vmitinr
: Man Cpnvarses With Anlmnlt,
Charles Kellogg of California ha*
■tarted out to convinoe th« Harvard*
faculty of hie ability to talk with anfc
mala. Hie life baa been spent in thai
Sierra Nevada*, and hie atudla* in*
elude the vocal sounds made by bears.
•qulrrela, liiards, rattieenakea anT
cricketa. Indeed, he claims proficiency
in fifteen animal languages. He*
has a peculiar palate, with no tonslla,
and entirely lacks the cord connecting .
the teeth with the lips. To these pe-/
uliarities he partly ascribe* the *a*el
with which he Imitate* the »ound* ofy
Insects and animals. Some of his ob- I
servatlona and ideas are, it is said, at
least interesting, if not convincing.
prep
West Virgil
eim ' II Compete in Ii
p
tomorrow
Work will ejtt week on
M Wilson of Wit,. ..-nt ia t 'arena at L N M
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hie
BLANKET
Mis^ Irma Bettis hap !■•
lng the pa in Brownwood wii
friend-
Miss Ruby Williams
of last u»«k v\& the home
her brother. Hugh Williams, tv
Brownwood
Mi^ w
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in R •
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and Mrs w \ i
I to t DM VIrs f •
lust n
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Sunda» i Wn
Mr. and Mis E T 3 ,n and
children -, Sand hom •
of Mr. find Mr> .1 W Pahr.
town.
Miss Taber n*
Iting M k.
Miss Amy Hameron was rhe gne*1
friends in Brown wocxt • Sunday.
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Mr and Mrs i
[" Rev 8. Bi
Mi and Mr* H P S
I • • ill. • R
ne
| MfSl E ■ -
- nson
->n hjly »
:' and I • ktiddii
• '.Mil annual »-ndianiond
tomorrow
* -bel.il Id of
Aananoli*
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■ eld
Id lAI'IOKi; Whltl IK
nusi >ii
t OI.I.H nx. si'Kt mi xs paying
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.hue- l - An expedition to '
Mr a I. C \';i.
« fittf
•••ii ai .1 R S
x
the W. M \u
.. - srith hei mother, Mi v •
-l.i. • this . -i •
M> and Mi - Stai m - rroni
.-,
\l, ind Mrs I M I
Mr sod lira P I aj Mr
and
'* nd hit
v Serlou* Omission.
The new millionaire's banquet tablet
was apread. and the gueata about to*
be summoned.
' Are you sure there are DO reporters
present? anxiously asked the ho**
of the butler.
"I've made cerain of it, *ir."
'Then go out and get a few," i*>
Joined the host—Canadian Courier.
i
d.iN night.
-'.i\ 111 < 'ol '• id i
American to full
rhe whaler t>als) H
\.-, liedford 1, : nand ol •
ahd Mn C
■• Qoon at
in " ,,|,r ,!l:,f, ' h «'" He will boa YoiiBg
Bwfc ' . . aptain llenlamin l» - 3 Slcholaa
Mi «;• •> ('i ti'm< B
taki
,t),. Rink n Nea York r • iar-
\ir> M-. •:'.-.M
I , rh4 p • i ..n.- of tie best lightrent
to Vi
n engaged In sea elephant bunting Ifeatherweight* ir: Ihe bu*lne*s
111 H
and It raaneh and able Vf**el ^ Wolgrtst. lightweight cham,non.
s niilii. at Mr Kn tin -
to spend three wl11 hox Vo,,n ^ *** n'Rrhn. brother
•• ,1,1 **' M|d jmonrns at the Island of Sooth J0ew|' x I
rounds .it rhe American A r. in
:•!h^^ nigbt in Bl H D I G \*iti. van:
^^u v i li will I pa.d to oth-i Philadelphia tonight.
Mr and Mr! 9 P I
Kdgar and Jort Smit
>un- iland* of the region, lying north MO weigh la at 121 pounds at :. o'cloc-k
• » Brown* i r
afternoon *uh Ix>n and H,,f,,M
iof the great ke harrier thai enctrcleajtJi^ afternoon At WolgastK last apt»-nd
tin gf*jd lation reclt thi Holcosnb
i the south pole continent **■«■
ghter Mia* Saliie. wh«. zv.nl
'■' ■
in {ht ' Q«a*«« c ^y Knock
e« Mmie and la, \ .d , gave him i thorough lac
irdaj with their auni M Build I ham. save your teed, pro-i fog
Arnold
Mis* K * • liowa ' ..n«: M - \; U D in '-.ompanv
Handav and Mond
little Mia* Moiij.- HamorigiH ot Roby
as Annie Ruf^ Bwttner and her ar,. hero on sit to the d.»'toi s
;er. Fred, entertained the SenJoi ,,,,,,.„ts.
^orth League Tuesday night at the Quit- * crowd of roung, II aa
home of S. R- Rwitzer. Music and old. folks from here attend..1 th"
. diversions of the ev- "Hovae Oasntng s.-rvk. s" at Amity
ga
Refreshments of ereani and w.i- Bonds j and repot Ma v inu H • II
ening
1 *lSMOMKl IRO«.R\M
Aid and Young U
- ol First Ba
Monday, lune 3rd, • *
Jouth An the N"g
ed Continent
leader, Mt-v M< iipna •<
Hymn Onward Christian Soldi.
T-
Ipture.
th America, the .\>gl^«T#»d Continent;
Mr*. .1 K Smith.
Papef Ita Natural Beauty and Resources;
Mrs Frank Johnson.
A (Ilimpse of Missionary Life m Argentina;
Mrs. J. A. Cox.
The Argentine Woman; Mrs C Y.
Early
< all for (>:: M -sionarie- ,n S A.:
Mrs. Yann.
Vocal duet. Mrs Humphreys and
Mrs T L. Smith.
Ramiro and his Bible; Mrs. Crban
Smith.
Brazilian Baptists; Mr*. R. K. Lee.
The Southern Baptist Convention
Fields; Mrs. G I (Godwin.
< losing prayer for the S. B c and
\V. hi S ; Mrs. C C, Sivelis
LIVED ON
RAW EGOS
Mr. Richard's Experience WHk Wtferent
Diets. Peaches aad
Buttermilk far Three Years.
Cerilton, Md.—Mr. Georfe Rtchtrda,
reserved seat ■pectaior* it ia »i^'; ©f this place, during the past 12 years;
stated that the plans are sndi that i has probably tned more different •diem
addition ran be added at fin« ia>t mo-1 lhan the average person would ever use
ne nt H idvanr< sale* Indicate a dein
a lifetime.
What he has to say about his eiperimand
ments, must therefore be highly interest-
:: l.uthr:- McCartJ and Carl Morris. ing to anyone suffering from indigestion
the Oklahoma white hope, may go on or stomach troubles of any kind.
He says: "For more than 12 years.
in the mam preliminarv to the hig I suffered with stomach troubles, and
fight at Las Y.-Ras on duly I McCar- paid hundreds of dollars for doctor bills
tv knocked Morris out at Springfield. and medicines. 1 was also operated on
for piles.
\1 i early this month, and Morris has I lived on dried peaches and buttermilk
expressed dissatisfaction at the out- for nearly three years. The only thing
;, Ramblers, RacycN*s, Uamis, Tribunes, Thistles, Ideal eome and wants another whack at that would not give me pain was raw eggs.
and Hartford Bicycles at price* from
I was a physical wreck. I could not
MeCarty It is understood that Pro sleep, and was as near crazy as a man
moter 'a< k Cnrtaj mentioned $:.mtit could well be.
$20.00 to $50.00
as a side bet and it is beMeved that I must say that after taking two 25-cenl
packages of Ihedtord s Black-Draught,
the match will he made.
We -.11 them on «as\ terms of $5.00 down and $.".00 a month
it did me more good than all I ever spent
hisappoinfment is express, d in row- for other medicines.
Vou had better ride this summer, fall and see us.
ing circle* that the Annapolis crew J have been working daily on the farm
ever since, and I am as hard as iron."
will not be ante to ootnpota hi the
This purely vegetable remedy has been
intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeep- in successful use for more than 70 years.
! si». OwlnR Ul the fact that the date Try it Butbc sure that iiVThedfofd'a.*
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