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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23

Christopher Schoultz v
Peter Haber; to enjoin closing up
a private driveway.
18694-Emma Sneary VS. Har-
ry Michael; for $10O as damages.
18695-Emma Sneary VS. Har-
ry and Priscilla Haines; for $500
as damages.
18696-William H. Clemens VS.
Charles w. Clemens and others :;
to quiet title.
1857. C. Riegel VS. Marie
and James Hopper; on appeal
from docket of Squire Rifle.
COMMON PLEAS DECISIONS.
Minerva J. Parks VS. Dottie
Parks; by agreement of parties,
this case settled and dismissed.
John E. Leihey VS. Margaret
Ryan; plaintiff to recover from
defendant 500 as found due him
by the jury and his costs in suit.
Dixie Lumber Co. VS. Fred
Dietz; verdict for plaintiff for
$1,000.
Cora McGreevy VS. Daniel Nc
Greevy; divorce granted plaintiff.
Herman E. Hangen VS. Frank
Lutz ct al; temporary injunction
in this case dissolved.
j. c. Turner ct al VS. Delaware
Insurance Co; judgment for
plaintiff.
Incorporated village of Brad
ford VS. J. E. Cruea ct al; decree
for 81, 500 in favor of defendant.
George A. Warvel VS. George
W. Monks; by agreement of par
ties, case settled.
W. M. Shook VS. Mrs. Zack
Woods; motion of plaintiff for
new trial overruled.
Charles H. Kepner VS. J.C.
Martin & Co; cause settled and
dismissed by agreement of par
ties.
The Ross & Henry Tobacco Co.
VS. r. W. Oswalt; motion for new
trial overruled and plaintiff ex-
cepts.
Catharine Cox VS. Magdalena
Harp and others; jury sustained
will.
State of Ohio VS. H. M. Briney
and 0. H. Tony; demurrers over
ruled.
Lydia J. Wilson VS. A. C. Bran
don, administrator, etc.; verdict
for plaintiff in the sum of ST.
476.22. Judgment was rendered
for the care of the aged Catha- |
rine Brandon.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
J. w. Fourman to Joseph Four
nan, 4S acres in Van Buren town.
ship, 81.
L. E. Fourman to Joseph Four
nan, l acre in Van Buren tip, 81. |
Joseph Fourman to L. E. Four
nan, l acre in Van Buren tip, 81.
Joseph Fourmar toJ w. Four
nan, d acres in Van Buren town.
hip, 81.
E. Heck to Sarah Heck, undi-
'ided One-half of 18i11hO acres in
IAN Buren township, g.
Emma Writer'S to George Arm
tt, lot in Rossburg, 81.
Susanna Beard to J. o. Beard,
It in Osgood, 500.
]. F. Salidan to Frank Bach
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23

Several years ago Gen. Corbin
in his annual report said that the
early marriages of officers in the
army should be discouraged on
account of the insufficient pay,
and now President Eliot of Har-
ward urges the young college in
structor to remain single until
his salary will enable him to
support wife and children COM
fortably but not in luxury"
Truly mammon is supreme.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23

from any paper in the United
States. On the other hand, l
think it would be one of the most
popular measures ever passed by
Congress, and one that would be
met with the heartiest approval
everywhere"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23

1t is announced that the Pres
ident's present intention is to re-
main at the White House until
the returns from the Chicago
convention are in and that he
will then betake himself to Sag
amore Hill where he will be sim
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23
Had You
Planned to do
Any Papering?

Well, by far the most particular
part Of all your plans is to make
sure that the right paper goes on
the walls.
The cost of the paper is worth con-
sidering-but style, newness, suit
ability is your main lookout.
For it is quite possible for you to
pay us &c a roll and get new de-
signs, while at other places you
may pay as high as 40c roll, and
still have patterns away behind
the times.
The hint should be plain enough.
We've a whole NEW stock to
show you-a bright, dependable
lot of paper. Wall paper that you
can buy from in safety without
knowing anything at all about
Wall Paper quality.
We are really anxious to have you
see it, for we feel that We can
make it profitable for you to do
your buying here.
Vim. Kipp'S Sons, Druggists.
On the Square
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23

ply an interested observer" and
that politicians will not be en-
couraged to make pilgrimages
there. 1t is safe to venture the
prediction, however, that Presi-
dent Roosevelt's last annual mes
sage to Congress, and many other
important tasks that will affect
the country, will be made to fit
in perfectly with the rest and
recreation sought for.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23

The Journal and Cincinnati Post
both Q year for 81 80.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23

Some of the local newspapers
in reporting the proceedings of
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
SALINE POINT

DRY and hot" Is all you can
hear ! nthis community,
The Marshall Chautauqua will
begin August 25th. Don't fail to
be there Friday-Farmers' Day
and hear ii p. Miller. as he
will hive some interesting events
to tell you at an experienced ag-
riculturist.
The Ice cream supper at Rich
Chapel Thursday night was well
attended and cleared about SGT,
Mrs. w. A. Burnside returned
one day last week from a visit to
her daughter In Iowa.
Mrs. Ellis and two children OF
Kansas City are wishing her un-
Gle and au &. w. A. Bum Ne, Mrs
s. F White and other relatives.
One of the wonderful features
OF the. Chautauqua Is Taylor
Day. A noted Tennessean will
lecture on Castles In the Air.
something everyone ought ia
haar3
A protracted meeting Is being
carried on ia Shiloh with much
success.
Rev. Hassler closed his second
year e. pastor Of Rich Chape|
phnrch epndAy. < Il
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
DAVIS

Mrs. Hnum h W 81, If liar.
nnny, ~ II. lh~t Thursday at
the b.re f X IT,! en-.
joe Bingham and family of
Howard county are spending
"A Few dny~ at the home of Us.
johnson.
l. X. W. Il AID wife Sun
daved II, joe ST." bens.
Adam Cassidy ard family
# Benton M Y are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Sprigg> tbs week.
Mrs.. Young II near Miami
visited her sister, Ms. Amos
AudslCv Monday.
Joseph Hermann and fam
~. a., .,,,.,
a., 40. ,.
mon, visited At the home OF
"'o"' NV
sam oo'h Il" ana AMY 81
near hyrcs "oV'o '"'" one VI
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

at Antioch I'm n week or two.
A large crowd atteniej the VI.
w. A. picnic last Saturday eve
ming.
Ralph Witchcr is building a
new barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bis'Ipp and
grndson, Sharlic. Mr.. anil Mrs. j.
J.. Wilson and daughter, Miss
Ethel and Mrs. George Masters
and daughter, Miss Myrt @ sp ut
last Monday at Blue Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cook aud
two children of kusas CITY aud
Mrs. Samuel Curry ani children
of Mt. Leonard arc visiting MIR.
|cni Mrs Jim"s CJff'y no tn o.
here.
Born To Mr.. anl Mrs JAY Ar
rington, August II, "a fin, girl.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Preaching mt Harmony on next
Sunday morning nni evening.
w. S .chiun anl family visited
their daughter. Mrs. j. l.. Wilson
Saturday. and Sunday.
Miss Bessie Ulrcy, OF Mimi, is
visiting friends ami relatives In
this community.
Miss Matte Akcman returned
last week from n visit with her
mother Mt Sweet Springs.
w. s. Irwin aud fnmiyl Mrs. s.
j.. White aud sons VISITED at W.
A. BuI n'idc's Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Chi'cott IL quite sick
at this writing.
Chautauqua continues six days.
seventeen programs anl tive ty-
eight events. II will b cworth
your time AMI mphcy to attend
all you can.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

For Infants and Chtldysn.
The kid yes have Aluays Bought
Bears tho ~ -0z-
CRETCHER

Jas. Witcher and two children
OF Okla are visiting his brother,
j. Il. Witcher and family.
Rev. Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Cook and Miss Ethel Wilson
were visitors at George Masters
last Sunday.
j, l.. Masters was dragging the
roads nea rHerndon last Monday.
The drag puts the roads In fine
condition and we WISH that the
people up here would try 1t for
we are sure 1t would not do.any
damage.
Henry Montgomery viii have a
telephone put In on the Herndon
line soon.
PsetxaaAsa nsstins van ssgp
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
HERNDON

Lester F,"h"r. ~ ~
Mash ne F,~b r.a former r"..
idsn he @. y. h q rem L xt,
the gu ~ of rcla' YES.
We had "a mucl needed rain
We lrcSia,.
Dr.a"d Mrs. Y = Uarrisor.
of Audrain 90. " it"d -eia
tives and fripn'S here u fHw
days last week.
M. LII" Hun has return
ell from PETIT On. where she
visited r la YES.
W. ". M 'si.r, m do u bus
mess Tip Ia CuluDbl ! last
week.
=. X. H""nIon, white dr ing
som" Carpenter ORR Tues.
d. FELL ir"m IT. der add had
his arm badly Sprund aud
other shgnt II ir'e,.
Mr.. aud M'- i. L. Wilson
NJ - Ena Mas eis and
daugh Dr, NJ "a MyFtjn, and
Mr.. aud Ms. Chas. Bishop
AL spent Sunday Al Blue Lick
Springs
I We Pr ~ c'",l mp",' Y
whcl US to nave brgnn a,
Methodist On, rch Sur
day bar b sn pn~ii"m"d on;c
cJuut ~ the Pastor Rev
Wagg"rrr, being IN aimee jig
"a Ro,s Valley.
J II. vic "r and J.. T..
stephen went To Wanpma
maker ST. urdav To ait Ept.
v tcher who ~ bad Il stroke
Of PARALYSIS.
' Evcrybooy IL " cd q
com" 20 tiaZnl i7ruv. Cen.
i'r VI" ", Aurn 24,h
and help clean oil !" grounds.
X 81 K"rtn and X Ia Cow
AN, Marshall 8sh'rman. pass.
Cd through the CT y TLe,d y
euroutc Ia hi kwater.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
NORTON

Farr1tr. are busy blowing for
wheat
\ large crowd attended preach
ing here Sunday.
Eddie Clemens an dwiic were
visiting Willie Miller AMI wife or,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Spra Hey was here
from Slater Sunday visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Yates
Mrs. l. L.IIuff has been quite
sick, but Is soine better at this
writing.
Lon koontz was calling in Nor
ton Sunday evening.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Mccoy were shop
ping in Marshall SATURDAY.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Prof. W. h. killion OF Sweet
Springs ahl one oi the
ful school teachers oi the state
was nominated by the Republic
cans Of &c lar county for rep
lesentativc Mt the late primary
election. Prof kiliion IN nm able
man and AZ Cedar county II Re-
publican his election ~ rcnson-
ab,y sure. Tho Rcpubl cans oi
Cedar county r. To bc congrat-
ulated on their cho.cc and should
give him II very large ma jority.
His many oil fricnls here con-
graduate him on his prcicrmcnt.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

Remaining 10 the Mar. bali poi, nics
Arg 10 1905, which viii ne ~, 70
TIE dead.idttsr III, II not IA IL to-
within ~ WEEKS.
Mi--e- Jamie Fisher fla RTE, Anna
Lee uourt. Leaf, NAH. 1; ctur
~ -dan", H. h ia rrtl. W I.
Phii'ir-
M Viul Am'"niro relmur g..
Ashley, Ltwi'ucr A-h ~ trank Il.
u We, " ID Myers l"nn Hhiliipr, I.
Is PrtIer. T. Il e. y 4 R.tec. Ar
thur Sh ,ck -, W hon IA h Jasp r
Thornto Edgar Wu''r Waite Go. e..
NJ T. CHAT ~. - ".
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
ROCK

Mrs. pinkic Nj Ter Of Columbia
* visiting relatives here this
week.
Miss Julia watts IL visiting
this weak at tn, home Of viii
OIcll Mt Clay Center.
Jas. watts left Sun lay for his
home In Kansas City he was nc
companici by his son. George.
who had bocn hero for several
months.
w. Hubbard moved last
week into the rooms he rented of
j. +. Spencer on North Main.
Misses Kate AMI Mary Swinney
OF the country we're the guests
last Saturday Of their grand
mother, Mis- Minerva Bingham.
1 Henry Muir AMI wife were
guests Saturday night and Sun
day at the country home Of Joe
llillen AMI family,
Quite n number from here are
planning To attend the Chautau-
qua In Marshall next week be-
ginning Aug. %. 1t promises Ia
be fine; entertaining as well as In
structlve, Everyone Is anxious
to hear Mr.. Taylor's lecture,
Castles In the Air"
Little katherine Biggs cele-
bratel her fourth birthday Sat
uriay afternoon at her home by
entertaining quite n crowd OF
little girls. Refreshments OF ices
was served and games OF differ
ent kinds was enjoyed by all the
little folks.
There was no preaching at the
baptist Church Sun lay as Rev
Bruce was in n meeting elsewhere
Mrs. l.. ID. Watts AM daugh-
ter, Mrs. Il. +. TOWNSEND were
guests Saturday of O. j. Watts
ami wife in Napton.
Mrs, Fugerson ami Lynn Shep.
ard and sister. Miss Lucille left
Saturday for "A visit to relatives
In Sedalia.
Lud Kincheloe Of Ohio, Mo-, ar.
rived Sunday night In response
to a telegram telling of the ser.
ious illness of his father at his
home in Cooper county. He II
very weak with little hopes OF
his recovery.
Misses Lillian IIens'ck AMI Eel.
da Brown were guests Saturday
OF Miss Lee Lawless.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. ID. Lawless were
calling Sunday afternoon on j. II
Dickson who Is laii up with q
broken bone AMI sprained ankle
Mrs. G, O.. Garrett AMI daugh
ter. Miss Edna returned Sunda,
! from a visit to frienis In Black
water.
Miss Lalette Lawless return
ed Monday afternoon from ,
weeks visit with Miss Georgi,
Yates IN Boonesboro AMI repor
= RleesApt visAt, &
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
LISTEN LISTEN

W u Stfhb
Itt,Iti, Il luSiI r,s.
hn f~XPFklENCE
gUii Ed ilt III years
c'tusy EYE practice
ia which time THOU
SANlS 81 Eases, EN-
hracirg every form az
eye trouble have been
\quickly cured, thou
II citizens from
Satire and adjoining
ties ,L,eIfully
testify to the remark
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
NEW FRANKFORT

Born Saturday, Aug. ID, to
Lewis B.hlken and wife, "A
daughter.
Mes. Geo. R"ider, of Cali.
fornis i, here IN visit to her
mothe" and other relatives.
l.. R.isacher was reported
on the sack list tn first Of the
week.
Mrs. Johnston and children
OF Fa,rvIlle are spending "A
few days with her sister in
New Frankfort.
Mrs. Uuhuldt has returned
from Kansas City aud is stay.
ing with her brother.
ID. T. Sydenst'icker made a
business trip to the county
seat one day last week.
Misses Lena and Nora
Thierfelder spent a few days
with their sister in Bruins
wick.
Jno. Stallsworth Is quite
sick.
Henry Bohlken and wife
entertained quite a number at
dinner Sunday.
Mrs. RSbt. Blum and chill
dren went to Marshall Satur'
day Tor u weeks visit with
relatives.
Reidenb bach Bros. shipped
u car load Of cattle md one u
hogs TO st. Louis Wednesday
Mrs. Bone Winston has re
covered from : wseks l.lLess
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
NELSON

MISS MHDel MaFSnHH spent last
week with relatives I'm Boonvillc.
Mr.. AMI Mrs.R. B.TLo y and Ms
Watts spent Saturday at POST
al with Mr.. and Mrs. John Berk-
Icy.
Jim Verts, north of town was
very sick Friday night. It was
thought for awhile he would not
recover, but * ome better ut
this writing.
our canning fatory IL H. full
blast AMI everybody Gems inter
cstcd In the work.
Roy Cordry and family and
Miss Madgc McAllister OF Fay
ettcville. Ark, are here on "A Wis
II to relatives.
Mr.. Alexander OF Napton has
been here for several days
visiting his brothers. George and
VIII.
Tom Fowler shipped several
car loads Of hogs from here Sun
day.
Miss Edna Collins Of near town
IL very sick Mt thi swriting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. u Thorp. Mrs.
Watts and Mrs. Higginbotham
ATTENDED the moonlight picnic ut
Chs. Nicmcicr's Friday night.
The co.orcd association closed
here Sunday night, on Sunday
there were 1900 dark'c' In town.
T.. ID. Sappington returned this
afternoon to his work Mt Mar
shall after several days visit
with his family.
Miss Myrtle Cordry " clerk al
Staples store In the absence of
Mis- Annie Townsend who with
her sister, Mrs. Walker Town
send II In Kansas City on n visit
to Mr., and Mrs. viii Lcaton.
Mr.. Coleman and wife Of st
Louis IL visiting his brother, j
IT. Coleman this week.
Mrs. Jas. Townsend of Brown
lee was n guest Tuesday OF Mrs
II. u. Thorp anl her sister. Mrs
Watts.
Mrs. G. Dandidgc entertained
Monday evening la honor OF her
daughter, Mrs. Webster, who IL
with her now. About ten young
couple from town went out and
all report a good time. Refresh
mnets Of cake AMI cream were
served which wa svery muh en-.
joyed on such "A warm day.
Mr., and Mrs. Jim Davis have
gone to housekeeping In theli
new home here In town.
J Mr. an dMrs. VIII Marshal
took In the plcni at Slime City
last Wednesday and report Il
large crowd and a jolly good
time.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
SLATER

j. Il. Land returned Sunday
night from Colorado. Mrs. Land
will remain until the first OF Sep
TENDER.
Miss Lillian Erect retui nd the
first Of the week from q short
visit with Gillian relatives.
Miss Julia Daniels Of Gillian,
was In Slater Monday.
Francis Haw!ey of Marshall.
visited his cousin, Miss Louise
Field, this week.
Miss Willie Hupp went to Mar
shall Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Thompson, OF Kan
sas City, IL visiting MI ~ Beulah
Gaines.
Miss Winnie Schaurer left Sun
day for kanss City, where she
will visit relatives and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. A. +. Rector spent
Sunday with John Il. Rector and
fcmily.
Miss Thcodosia Morris Of Lex
inton. Mo, and Miss Dixie Bry-
ant. Of Marshall. are guests Of
Miss Pauline Liggett.
Mrs. VIM. Reasley and children
OF Nevada, Mo. arc visiting Mrs.
Betty Lewis AMI Others here this
week.
Miss Nancy Durrett, of near
Marshall, visited Miss -Margic
Haas the first OF the week.
Mrs. +. M. Featherstonc and
children left this week for an cx-
tended visit with her mother and
sisters In Spokane Wash.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. + M.
Meriwether Saturday, August
18TH son.
Or. ana Mrs. + A. Howard left
Sunday night for Saginaw, Mich.
Mrs. Jno. Alexander land daurh
ter o kansas City are visiting
relative shere this week.
Mrs, Pearson, OF Glasgow, and
Mrs. Norris, OF st Louis, are Wis
ting their sister, Mrs. Harry
PRESLEY. this week.
Miss Beren'ce LAM OF Gillian
IL visiting friends here.
Miss Mana Hall returned home
this week from Warren burg.
Mrs j A. Brooks left this week
for an extended visit In Denver,
Colorado Sprins and other places,
Mrs. ID. j. Burruss went to st,
Louis Wednesday night to pur-
chase her fall stock OF millinery,
Jahleel Winning Of Kansa sClty
visited relatives here this week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21
SALT SPRINGS
D. Y forge tn, Gu iuta' qua

D. Y forge TN, Gu iuta qua
mex week.
W II Baker ard A. Rams
.brrg"r wrr" in Marshall one
day 'bis wcek.
Mrs. h IA Laughlin and son
Dean, al n lson. spent sever
al days here this week.
Miss Alice and Lou Orr go
Ia their home in Park
vile Saturday after spending
several We Ks with their
brother, A. IL. Orr and wife.
Mrs. II. A. Thomas visited
relatives near Gretchen Tues
dly.
Henry Hopkins Of Marshall
was hunter here Mondi y.
M - Margaret Cla"kson of
Marshall spent several days
this We k visit ng Miss Anna
Brown.
M 5. A Il nsbergcr visited
friends in Malta Bend last
Thur day.
W. IL. Nice Tmick is visit.
lug his brothe,. n.law Of near
. Marshall who is very sick.
Farmers b. sure you hear
Fl. b. NJ Her at the Chautau'
qua on Friday.
| Miss EdLa X ynolds spent
last week with Mrs. Elizabeth
Lacy at Marsha |.
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

able results Of my methods, II all these
things are worth your consideration j
" uld be leased Ia serve YOU when IN
need ~ any thing pertaining to the vel
fare # the Eyes,
NO MONEY in advance, charges rsa-
sonable. GOOD GLASSES al ~ and up
satisfaction guaranteed. Examinations
free. DR.. 4 s. LEACH, Marshall, Mo
The Marshall republican., 1908-08-21

l.. T.. Benedict was called to
p~aragOuld, Ark. ON account of
the serious illness oi his father,
+. A. Bene lict. W hope he viii
lIspcclily recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-16


 when the weather man said yester- day that Montgomery would have an other day made on the same plan as the last few that have come this way everybody was made happy. It was feared from the prediction given out on Tuesday that a little rain might md it's way to Montgomery at least by last night. but all of those signs have passed away and Mir. Chaffee sees no clear lines in the weather palm of Thursday.
 However, there is a faint line, hard- Iy visible, that might bring little wa ter late Thursday evening or some time during the night. If it does come 1t will not stay long, however.
 The enemy that the fine weather is now lighting is a low trough that ex- tends from the Great Lakes to the southwestern portion of Texas that has a tendency to move this way. Should it effect this section enough to bring rain. it will not last but day at the most. The reason of this is that an- other high barometric pressure, which is causine the therm ometer to fall in the northwest, has developed. It will gradually come down this way and will in all probability bring some more
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-16
PURIFIES
 BAD BLOOD. Valuable Recipe to Clean Blood. A SPLENDID HOME REMEDY. Mix It Yourself As It Don't Cost
 Muck. Strengthens the Kidneys and Makes Them Filter the Poisons From the BIeod-said to Cure
 Hsen Chronic Cases of KY
 Attenuation.
 Y H

leading health journal, in answer ing the question. What is the best prescription to clean and purify the blood" prints in recent issue the following: Fluid Extract of Dande- lion, sone-half ounce; Compound Kar- gon. one ounce; Compound Syrup Sar- saparilla. three ounces. Shake well and use in teaspoonful doses after each meal and at bedtime.
 ;, It cleans the blood of all im- purities and nourishes the blood. In just few days the skin begins to clear of sores. boilsA and pimples. It puts vigor and energy into rundown, debil- itated men and women. For many years Sarsaparilla alone has been con- sidered a good blood medicine. But while 1t built up and made new blood. the impurities remained within and the good accomplished was only temporary. Sarsaparilia. however, when used in combination with Compound Kargon and Extract pandelion works wonders. This combination puts the kidneys to work to filter and sift out the waste matter, uric acid and other impurities that cause disease. It makes new blood and relieves rheumatism and lame back and bladder troubles.
 This prescription Is better than the usual patent medicines. which are in the most part alcoholic connections. The ingredients cost but little and are easily mixed st home. Every man and woman here should make some up and try 1t If they feel their system requires Q good blood medicine and tonic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-16
CONFERENCES HELP
STATES HEALTH SYSTEM PUBIYsH-
 ED BY GATHERINGS.
Ccnvcntion of PhysIcians and Laymen tn tarious Cities Make Admirable
 Laws Comprehensible by M Mafority of Peonle.

Ohcers who have charge of the states system of public health are de- lighted with the results of the confer ences that they have held with the iaymen representative of other depart ments of the government and of the citizenry of Alabama. They believe that in every instance a lasting les son of the value and the efficacy of the methods of hygiene as adopted by Alabama has been taught.
 3 The health conference in Montgomery was the first of a series held in the State In this city it was unfortun- ate, In one degree, because on the night of the conference it rained so hard that only the veriest few could attend Aldermen of Montgomery and some of the representative physicians of the city, so that the words.I infrequmtly heard, were yet carried far and wide.
 In Mobile1 Selma, and Birmingham the officers in charge of the conferences had better luck, for there the audiences were larger. In every instance the in- terest in the affair was catholic.
 T am delighted with the results" sad pr. W. H. Sanders. State Health Officer, yesterdays The people are ip hearty accord with usl in our efforts to enforce the public health laws that have been assembled to form for us the finest public health system in the United States" M 3 It is possible the State Health Officer will arrange another itinerary of com ferences to disseminate the facts of the States health system.