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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-28

The wine storage houses In France
are now using cement tanks lined with
glass instead Of old wooden ones The
glass lining = used for two reasons
the acids In tho liquor dec0mpose the
cement. while the cement absorbs tbs
bouquet Of the wine. A tank IN Hayre
has : capacity q 10000 sallooa
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-28

There was q Democratic congress-
man who failed to show up for q vote
On the tariff bill He was not paired,
and his absence was unaccountable.
He leisurely strolled into the house
the next week and WAS at once hauled
over the Goals for his dereliction
why, / couldn't come" said he; my
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-28
Notice +. o. (.

Rose City Rerie No. 933 will visit us
on Wednesday evening. Sept. %. o.
Every Eagle be present to take part
In the parade. Meet ut the hall at
$50 .. m. sure. Committee
Sat
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-28
a MARROW ESCAPE.

Edgar N. Bayliss. merchant OF
Robinsonville. Dbl, wrote: About
two years ago f>was thin and sick,
and eoughed III fhs><tme and u did
not have consunlptio Il Vas near 70
It ! commenceq using Foley's Honey
and Tar. and 4 topped my cough. and
| nm now enti4ely well. and have
gained twenty.e1kht pounds. al due to
the good resul1b from taking Foley's
Honey and Tar" A. @. Lnken = Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-28

health was givin' way. had three
doctors t'umpin' me chist 1t wanst,
and they united in sayin' that me
condition was alarmin'. and that me
whole system was reekin' with In
somnian
India and Ceylon supply seven
eighths Of the worlds tea.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-28
Formal SHOWING
OF Fall Styles

.EA,N spirit and in letter you may accept this
and n ns'.: ''9. s. Of s ..: :. ,ss
Waists, and all readyto.wear garments an expo-
sition of the seasons most charming styles. 1t isa
comprehensive collection of the fall and winter
models that are distinctive in character and display
all the grace of master creations. The mode of
construction and the cut of the garment of the
present season, from those of seasons just past at
first sight is nothing marked. 1t is astonishing
however, the mass of minor details which on closer
inspection renders the garments in their makeup
totally different from those of the past year The
tailored suits are shown in several models The
Coed Suit, Plated Coat Suit and Partisan Dresses.
The Separate Shirt Waist holds place of honor in
this showing We also show many new ideas in
silk nets, etc. In fact beautiful array of dress
goods which will more than please you. Every
thing shown is representative of the best
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07
@pm Sec nnb !Nofcn.

Ser itulienil6e Greu5er Coma" OBJ
0eoampit. = geiudyt BON bier allS
Annapolis. - 9aS Gboleraid)iiI
nAnOpt" iiberfGaig. - Seine Ser
onlaiiun9 81 9eior9niB.
I'm / llbr 9eltern Nadmittag lid)-
tete Der ltalieniide Stronger sGtna"
Die anfer uno Oompfte nab annapc.
lis ob, no CT lid einise Gage anfbal-
ten miro, I'M Den am 8oro beiinoli-
&aOetten @cIcgeubeit 81 gebcn, Die
Observation-Disclosures 81 beiihtigen. Bon
Nnnapolis i1brt Der areu3er nudytor-
iolf, Ebilooelpbia mo ihlieBlif) na6
Tep-Dorf 81 Der Sioion . Sutton.
Seier. Siii5ier unb Wannid)often
oriidten iid) bei'm abidieo iiber Die
@oitireunoihoit 9altimore's in Der
ld)meid)elboiteiten @eile aus.
NJ nopf" ii berfGllig.
Seit einigen Sagen lit in Der Bun.
bess Observation-Disclosures SIT Cape Gbar.
les AQes bereit fir oen Gmpiane Oes
Compiler ygnopf" bon Der Souano.
Nmerifa.2inic, ser bon Der nit Der
Gboleroieude befollenen Staot Hot-
ter0om fonmt mnb an9eblib Cholera.
franfe am 9oro buben iou. Ter Gam.
pier legt Die &eiie 9elu0bnlid in Is
So9en Suriid mo bate benz nod be-
reits am Wontag Cape Senrp errei-
hen iolen. Seooh liegt fein 8runo
5llr 9eiiirdtung Dor, ou biele S5ean-
bompier manhmol nit orei bis pier
Sogeu Yeripdtung anfommen, Ger
rYnopf" uerlieB Notteroom am 81.
MuguIt. mo orei Gage lpater brah in
ieler Stabt Die Cholera aus, mes.
bnlb Der umerifoniide aoniul por-
iidtsbalber Die 9eb6roen in @oIb.
ington bennbribtigie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07
Tcreimiete samaer BON Baltimore.

Sauptquartier: .@ermania-Mdn.
nerdor SaIe;;" GrGiioent Senrp
Tbomas; correiponbirenoer rno pro.
tofouirenSer Sefret1r pro tenn. g.
Sinlmelber, Nr. 315, Gorb.Gbenitr.;
Sinan5iefratGr q. &immelbeber, 0r.
3i5, Goro-GSenitr.; Sdatmeiiter $.
Midlid). Mr. 713, @orncritr.; 9iri-
gent Ibcooor Semberger. 8eriamnt.
flung ieOen 5peiten 5reitag i'm Wo.
nat.
yMrion."
Sineitunoe: Mittpods In Der
rStog : Salle," SIR. 205, Sanoper.
itraBe. 3irigent: 9. Welamet.
.Nrbciter.M dnnerdor."
Sauptauortier: Mnoreas' Saae,
Yer. 314, Sanoreritrabe. SingitunSe:
9icnitags. Girigent: @eorg B.
S6blmann.
~Hrbsitcr-
&auptqnartier: 8oI5' &ale, Tr.
406, @eit-2 erinstonitrabe. Singitun-
oe: Wittnods. 9irigent: Subert
Stripped.
sgaoenia : Mdnnerd5or."
6auptqnartier: Nratt. nno 5.
StraBe, Sigblanotonn. Sing1tunoe:
Tienitags. 9irigellt: gouaro8odner.
.Srobiinn."
Saupiauartier: r6robiinn Sale,
SIR. 1000, 5reoerid- Nuemie. Sing.
itunoe: Mittipods. 9irigent: Sobn
q. &Iein.
.@ermanid &dnnerd)or."
Sauptauartier: Wermania . @dn.
lncrd)or-Satle, SIR. 40 Bis 412, @eIt.
2ombarOitraBe. SingitunOe: Don.
neritags. 9irigent: Ibeooor Gent
berger.
y9nrmonie."
Saitptquartier: SER. Ala, @cit.
TapetteiiraBe. Singituros: Glen.
tags. 1irieent: Sobn u. alein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07
Der beideioene llblamS.

81 elmer beiteren Scenc iiibrte llb.
lambs geideioenbeit bel einem 1eit.
mable. Sn Sabre 1853 batten iid)
Die Natitriorider 5u elmer 8eriamm.
lllng in @iirttembere einseiumoen,
nno linen 81 Gbren CABS in oert9a.
De Mieberou bel 1iibingen elm Set.
mabl, al benz aud ltblono 1beil
nabm.
Mls Elm Iremoer i'm in eilem
1rintiprnd) %ieierte. erbob er iid sur
Mbfuebr nit Der gemerfung: nIaS
0eit gilt ben Notliriorid)ern itno nidt
ben 9idtern"
9ariiber lpuroe Elm Norooeutiher.
Der llblano nid)t fannie, iebr 5ornig
nno riei: .Werft Den aerl our 5biir
binaus! Inner ublano lebe bod!!"
"a brad Die groBte Seiterfeit aus.
nno llblano iclbit lad)te, bab ibm Die
1brGnen III oen Niiaen itanoen.
H1Ke .fat'S Nnstant tefsret @. SlatMe. 4ty
ct'SstttHsse'v tSs weee GuRsm 3ssk.&ss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07

Sri6er Dni:c er anf lie gep1;IiTsn un5
ibr ms Geiitt eelodt, bate frumm
selegen, tpenn es fein mubte, bate ii9
bic Iteliermietbe 5uiommeneepumpt
unb frDbIi6 unb unbetiimmtrt bruuf
los seitaffen, 10 redt ous benz Dol
len beraus. Mber er mar nun pers
lobt. unb bic Musfi9t ouf bic Seiroth,
tpeniaiiens ouf baloi9e Seiratb, Be-
rubte in feinen @innabmen. @Ima lpar
ni6t bic psri0nlidteit boau, Iid in
einen enolos langen 8rautitanb bins
elm gu finocn. unb er ou1 ni6t, om
aGerpenisiten iebod feline S9piesers
mutter.
GnbIib fam ibm cine ,Stee, ober
on5u feblten ibm bic NaturI tubien.
giaentlid bdtten es Serb1tltubien fem
miifIen. Gr tratnte in ieinen Moppeu
UNI ItelIte bies unb jencs suIammen.
Dos puroe inbeHen SIidlpert, uno er
p%ertparf es pieber. Nein, bies fpnte
etipds ipirtlif Suites tpsrbcn unb ben
Rollesen belpei1en, bob er tiinitleriIh
nod ouf Der alien !5D9e itano, ipenn CT
au1 iiber elm babies Sabr bamit sus
gsbrodt bate. nihts gu tbun p6er
Tit1d 81 mnlen.
Sonft mar er UNI bieIe .3eit reaels
mdbiy auf mcbrere Wo1en gu ieiner
Wsutter seaongen. 81 Der er i'm inniaz
item @~erbd!tnib uno in reeem brief
liden @ertebr geitancen battle; ober bic
Rorreiponben3 nit ibr mar oub pGbs
renb Der Iebten Mpnate ms Stpden
serotben. unb neil er in Der pioI3
bel ieiner 8rout eriportet purbe unb
bic Reiie nod preuBen fir peni9e
5ase gu lpeit unb 3u tbeuer idien. UNI
terblieb bus ppn Mutter unb Sobn
itets erfebnte 3ufammenfein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07
gu ~berfanfen.


3anft clues pun
jcneu prittieen Sduferii. Nr. 1S, 20, "a etc.
TorosGantonsS trabe,. 5Wiiden Snirmountsslpe
mio baltimore SfraBe. Irottoir. aeuer unb
Sol eemen.irt; emaiuirte Sdbeuanne unb
gsaibfiduoer, itntiondre gSuid5uber. $50 8aar
uno ser Reii mb6entlid. seraSe pie Miet6e.
500 9aar mno $7.05 pro Bp6e faufen eine
iener fb6n geleeenen @prftabt.g 8obnunaeu, SIR.
o25, 627 uilo 500 etc. Soriuds glpenue, mt
@erunon, Sronts1errniie, banb9emnIten Seden,
Vart i'm &iiltergrunoe uno aIleit yeeuenlIid'
feiien. .gaiipIat 20 Sub IN Sol bel 200 Sub;
bier 9epierte pftIih bon Der Oorfs9fuao.
@aeeons' iobren an Ser Iblr oorbel..
yfab 5ufraeeii bel Gbiuarb Z. Stur6 on Srt
NIB GteIe ODER Simmer sc Int 0iintber.ye
banbr. ct. .Yanl. mo Sapette'etrahe.
(SuuiI6. fS,9&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07

Siinf3ig 9ouarS Vdar, Het mad 8eIteben
bes adnferS, iaufen eiiies ieuer rtoberneft 5ueis
ft5dieen Sdufer on Der Dotomacs StraBe. Siui.
fben Jdirnpurfs ypenue uio 5apettesS traBe:
~entbalten aIle moberneit einri&tungen; emcib
fters1apeten, beiorirte Seden etc, pitrifi3irte
Observation-Disclosures, AnnaIs snfnIuB. Gle mlten
aeieben. nm eeiuiiroiet 81 iperoen. aeent am
Ylnte tdaIi6 une Scnntas. wtan nebne Gdtr'
Vreis Der Sdiiler 5ebrbunbert unb tiinf3ia
Dollars .t$t050l. eebr nieSriaer Grnno3tns.
saaiter g. NsRybsi. @rbauer.
(NpriIf ,1&G-) Am VlGte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07
4sit aerinaer NusabImna

unb Iei9tsn Acknowledgement finb icI
genbe GcmgIsIe fofort ~ nerfduien: 2 Sdsr
y MS Se s. s Z Ness 81 ~ I y 81 ~ ~ re s AZ; ~ 70 s Mss'
an $50 trs Mder; 20 @4er au SIS pro N6esi
Ga 6er ~ $t2 prs Aaer, bel
atu,,uer i SsaIa.ess s @aiissr yk;,iloiua.
III Eoro.GbarIes-e trabe.
(eeptt.1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07
Che mam anoerspp fault,

~infpi8ire man iene neueu speitbdigen, fcin
~5ipiid,en Catherine. nnb ebipleps straae (2500
Glod gSeiis gaitimore.Strabe) ernailtirte Babe.
Tanne uno aGSgiibe; aanals2 Drainage; nieorile
nit aa6eln ailSselest; @neS enibalteno, ipa3
au eillem nobernen Saiis aebbrt. SreiS oer
Sdufer eIfbunbert Dollars ($tl00.00) ieoes:
tebr ~niebriger @runo5ins. Weoin9uu9en ben
adutern alieeitebIn eeniabt.
Wtun rebne ipeftltb seberoe SabsStr. GIefs
frifdbe, fteiee an terminus 40 uno gebe elm
Slnferaebiert noroIif. 9tdbercs burb Walirr
&. Netpbai, gduunterliebnler an Grt nnS
Gtele. CSept1-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07

81 sertaafen:
Gin to4ildfftg etahltrier @iScrernes uub Con-
bttor.9aben; niSeeSeidnete a%unbfnaft: Ydct
ant eaus uno qaoeH; leidte Hebingunpen. gu
erfra9en- bel g. nrt9nr 0tb, 828 Ear 0ntibte8.
(Suni30, fWt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07
Stcaengelndc.


Gin 3uperldflteer Mann. fpriht @nelif6 lnb
Neiiii6, ipilnitt SieIInng i'm SDteI, Saus ODER
5dbrtf. Staot ODER 2uno; gutes Seim boDeili
Iobii poraeiugen. Dan a~breiiirc: 80. g. 2jG,"
uTcntiher Gurreipuuoeut." t250--2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07
Sn bcrfanfcn.


Su Ocrtdufen: q
Sebr biaig cine Sarm in &irainien bon 500
Wderu; 10 SouarS pro Mder; grtes Ydiib. eis
ties @uuS nuo nnbere 8ebGIoe: iGone Gage;
abt Wieiicn bon Der Siubt, Diut pcnoe iib
an ". @rpRmanm d sou, Ertersbur9, ia.
24S-50) P
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07

Eeiientlihcr @eriaui hes prrtbpuacu, srunS.
5tnsfreten @rnnpitildcs, S>piinen Der Sarioro.
Hodo iino SluensJfoao tnnbe Wioniebello) bes
le9en. STRAIT Der Seroronuls Nr. $40 oes
W?apors iino Staotratbs oer Sfubt Baltimore
plro Der nnter5eidnete 9ontroleur beinster
Sfaet am Sienitag, ben IA. Sepetmber 1909,
ubr Matmiitaes, auf bffentliber elultioii
n Der Neal @ltatc @Idlnnsc,. Tr. 225, ct.
Eant.Strasc, has ganSe eruno6instrcie 0rpno.
ltnd berianlen, oas in icnem ais slnner De'
fdnnfen 1beile Der Siaot Baltimore lieet.
IS beBinnt an BEN @nfungspunft, Der 10
@rao sSeit 40 ITO Ber1slinie, int sefietiteI
bon g. y. aeene e!aaaett, slaent, an 5beooore
9oof, bonn q. Se5eInber 1899 batirt, %eenannt.
uio in 2iber a.. 3. Er. 1925. 5oIio las etc,
einem Der @runbbiiber Der Stabt Baltimore.
einaeira9en;. ounn noroipeiiIih 405 SUB an
befagter 9tnie eren3eno; bnnn 6iilif, 4t3 Sub
bis gu einem .Eilriie an Der Siio 1914 Srao
2Selt 1913 SuB.Ginie. Die in ~beiaeteni 8eiiss
titel aepanll miro. SO Sui, bis suni s%lnInna.
gIS /NeierenSen iiebe: .geitBtitel, BON 20.
Sannar 1901 oatirt lno in 2ibcr n. 8. Htr.
1885, Solo 1877, ein9etraacn, Sbne Sauten.
&arrg y. Suuper, 9oniroieur.
g., :. Nciprn 4 90,
(gue25.3 80: Sepf7,tD gluftioratoren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07
Ierlanst NGnuer uno &nabeu.
Gerlangt int M%llaemcincu.
Deuthes Nrbcits. aadhmeliunas.sa reau

1enfffbcS Observation-Disclosures.
ilnter oer gufiibt Der y0eutfben @eieuttait."
Sieienieen. Die oeutfde Sanoperfer, @rbeiter
uno 9ienitboten 5u beitdftieen piiufben, noIs
len fit perf1nlif ober in iranfirten 9rieien oil
ben @eentel Der @efeufhaft, Spbanu .. Meher,
peiioen. iuelder lncriseItlib Insrunfi ertbei,
len niro. Spredtftunoen bon / bis 8 ubr.
CSan27,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07
WDrmansXbeuue.

pe04, .BtIlHb heo ttSdea.
29OO Rtod Gsit. Baltimore. StraAe.
StSifbeu SaItimpre. uMt Gapette.StraNe.
Werfdninen Gle nltt. bie.s 1einen S,uetffodt
gen 9dufer dn beibtieen, mobern In Isber
6tni6t; NIT Mb5ugsfanaI. Drainage berfeben
Inb on elmer NIT biiriti5i:ten 8ieeeIfeiueii &C.
ptlafterten Gtrabe bcIeeen: niebriee Sinner
Hdten: 8ofteHpreis bcr 0dnfer $3.50; 0run6.
sins $50 pro Sdbr. @eHben gte n4 an
SaMe1 aeettt, Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07

Gu ucrfaufcu:
Gin. Gpnbitor. mIlo Gieurren,2noen Tam biHi9
Defnufi Weroen. NudlSlfragen in Hr. 62t,
(246-5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07

Ter Votanif Erofefior.
limo luenn Sic in ben Jerien ms
@ebirae fommen ODER in cine lieblite
ebene. uno Sic finoen cine ieItene
@lume. oam uerseiien Sic ME, Die
Staub9eidBe 3u 3dblenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07

Butter un6 gter.
Stiidbutter, Yinno.. 40c.
Creamery q mo 2 Yi0. Stiide) 38e.
Gier. 9useno. .30c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07
Su bermietbem.


Su eermictben:
$t2 pro Munat. Seoe nlooerIie Ginridtll,9.
Nfrbert.2 traRc, ~5piidlcu 3. uuo o.. Sirahc,
ssaItropt. slIsee5ei6neie giadbaribuft. gl9ent
an Srt uio SieIe. t24S-5Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07

81 uertaufen:
conn Q 5tminer uuo Sab, TarmDrinsfe,
0SOO MnfdiMB an 2foattM.Q anal, so InR
breite etrahen, NIT uerglaiten 3ieseliteinen &C.
pnoNert. Nleine Wdar.M w Snhlnna. &obinf0n.
etraRe, s~ipticleu HauS.etraFe unb Gaftern.Mue.
Sui. E. xnthte Stealth So.
CSuItfO, 1gUt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07

Blu pernaietben:
gteue cdnfer on 9. ,Yotomae ttr., sivtf&er
Hairmount.sluenue U. Sabetteftr.: aue 8eaueul,
lihfeiten; ntebriee Gliefbe. ytehmt Gairmount,
pbe. .gnrs. aat5nfraoen on DIT 1nb etene.
(Sebr2O--T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07
Mmftipns. Mnscisen.
eura G.. =. Ssclvsa g. 6p., Mutiuuatsreu.

e. Z. Tefuea & So.
Nr. 221, 9fprozSaiperts StraBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-07

Ole 8orlage iii @ieocr.
dufforItung BON Ibeiien Der Wbite
Wolintain uno Ippalndian. @ebirge,
iomie oeren Ginperleibung in Die 81.
fentlide Gomdne oils 1%oritreierpen
1T i'm letter GongreB. mibt 5ir PIT
nubrne gefommen unb miro ultd) nidt
anfgenommcn meroen, 10 lanee Sprc.
der Cannon im Sauie an Steuer lit.
Snjipiihen iino Sol5ipefulanten an
Der grbeit, oas @alolono, oeiien Tie
nod bnbbaft peroen f0nncn, aus5u.
beilten. Sn Nefu-Dorf bat iid) lestbin
cine @eieaihait elm areal bon 10000
Mder oid)t neben Der Staatsreierpa.
ton Der Noironoads aefauit unD be.
gonnen, eS ab5ubol3en. Sobnlo Die
Staats 4, Sort Gommiiiion oapon
aenntniB erbielt, that iie Die notbi.
gen Sdritte, um Dem Vorbaben Gin.
bolt 81 tbun, Die @eielidait aber be-
itebt nift MIR auf ibrem Sbein, font
bern perlangt aud, iaas Tie oas
Sano mieoer abtreten miib, einen
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16
TESTED BY OVER
 6o,0oo ARK. BABIES
Report on Important Test-Shows Wonderful Record. Offer Of
 s1,OOO.OO for Improvement

September lst, ended the 3 months test of Brooks Baby Bowel Balm, un- der the proposition in the mnGh auyef, BABIES WANTED" lkJ6
 The extent to which it has been taken advantage of, is fully demonstrat- ed by the fact that, from the best estl- mates obtanable. instead of 25,0oo. fully 60,0O0 Ark. Babies have gwen this Germicide test under this propo- sition.
 The result of this test the following statement verifies:
 "We. The Wm Brooks Medicine Co.,, proprietors of Brooks Baby Bowel Balm, hereby state that we nave manufactured and sold thls remedy with great success for over 10 years, always guaranteeing every bottle to give satisfaction or money refunded without question as provided by our Refund Draft enclosed II every pack age. We have given much time ana thouget to perfecting the formula of this remedy, by carefully watching the result of its use and making valuable additions where indicated the last ad- dition being made about years ago, after which to all appearances, per1ec- tion had been reached.
 The past summer we decided to make a special test of it's merit on 2o, OOO Arkansas Babies, thereby, Ii possible, arriving at per cent of cures or fali- ureS on which to base our calculations It will be remembered that Tn thls proposition we only made claim ot 9O per cent of cures for Baby Balm, al- though we fully believed 1t would run higher. To our great surprise, how ever, we have to report that from the large stock of Baby Balm on the market in Arkansas and other states, remaining unsold from 10 years whole sale distribution, and from the large amount sold and used in Arkansas this season under our special test proposl- tion, not one failure to cure has been reported to us during the year 1909 and not one request for refund of money under our guarantee, but to the contrary reports of phenomenal cures have been great.
 Having had 20 years practical expert ence in prescription and labatory work and carefully studying the therapeutic action of compounds, We feel sure that We know the great value of this compound, and its wonderful record of cures warrants the opinion that it is not only equal but superior to all Baby Remedies now on the mar ket or in private use, and we will give S1, ,OO0. % for d prescription or formula that will produce a greater per cent of cures than Baby Balm We will also give $I00 for case of Bowell Infection in children, that will not yield to Baby Balm if given consistently under our specific directions from the beginning.
 The Wm. Brooks Med. Co.
 Per Vim. Brooks, Prop.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16
tRTRAY NOTICE

County of Nevada, State of Aarkansas We, Dave Neal, Vern Buchanan and G. w. Mccain, three citizens of the county of Nevada and householders therein having thereto been appointed by J. B'Shers a Justice of the Said County, have this day viewed certain mule, shown to us by E. Pittman as an estray, said mule is a black horse mule about three years old, branded on left shoulder Spur" and we do value the said mule to be worth sixty five dollars (S65. .0O)
 Dave Neal,
 Vern Buchanan,
 G. w. Mccain.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16
WOULD BUILD ROAD
 TO MENA, ARK,
w. A. Squires of Harrison Mineral Belt Will Visit the City of Mena on
 This Proposition

w. A. Squires, general mana ger of the Harrison Mineral Belt railroad contemplates a trip to Mena in the near future in hope of interesting the people there in a proposition to extend the line through Mena. In letter to F. w. Tomlinson, secretary of the Mena Commercial Club Mir. Squires writes;
 We shall be in Mena in a few days in order to get your people interested in cur enterprise. We are satisfied we can thorouhly convince your people that the road will be built, and!all we shall ask is that your people meet us half way. Should you give our enterprise proper encouragement we will close matters up at once and get our charter from Gainesville, Ark, to the Oklahoma State line, and obtain acharter a in Oklahoma Red River. We have charter in Texas.
 Should Paris, Waldron and Mena cooperate and become interested in our enterprise this would give usa continuous line with a charter from Salem, Mo-, to Paris, Tex.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16
NO TlCE

The Nevada County Farmers Union Local No. 3 will meet with Rosston Local September l6-17, 1909. First day open session. Every body invited, We are expecting our state presl- dent witt Us.
 J, T. Luck, Pres.
 John W. Mason, Sec.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16

Lawrence Britt is putting complete Munger Gin system out near the Bud Meyers farm in the Providence settlement. Jas. Snodgrass is experimenting the construction of this gin. Lawrence is a wide-a-wake and hustling business man and we trust that he may live to put in many more improvements that may be beneficial to many and renunerative to himself.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16
Vaughan Realty Co. will look after your insurance.
DIGS AND LOADS POTATOES.
Invention Of Indiana Man Takes Tu. bers from the Ground and Throws
 Them in Wagon.

Some of the most interesting inven. tions in recent years are those in the line of agricultural machinery. One of the latest of these is the potato digger designed by an Indiana man. It not only digs the potatoes up, but throws them into the wagon. The ma chine consists of a frame which is followed by wagon, the whole drawn
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16

September lst, ended the months test of Brooks Baby Bowel Balm, un- der the proposition in the much adyer, aIr. [,
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16
NOT JUST AS GOOD" ITS TIE BEST

Oae box of Hunts Cure is unfailing- ly, unquahhediy and absolutely guaran- teed to cure any form of skin disease. It is particularly active in promptly re, leving and permanently curing all forms of itching known Eczema, let ter, Ringworm and all similas troubles are relieved by one application; cured by one box.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16
IN NEVADA COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

w. A. Hatley Plaintiff.
 VS. w. w. Smith ct al Defendant.
 WARNING ORDER. The defendant w. w. Smith is warn- ed to appear in this court within thirty days to answer the complaint of the plaintiff w. A. Hatley. -tsssAaaS aS&& Witness my hand and the seal of this court this the 30th, day of August, 1909.
 F. E. Murrah, Clerk.
The Nevada County picayune., 1909-09-16

by horse. Under the rear axle of this frame Is blow of spaced tines which turns the earth up and scoops up the potatoes, the dirt falling be- tween the tines. Running around the axle and turning over . cylinder on the wagon box Is an elevator mechan- ism made of chain gear with projec- tons that take up the potatoes from the blow. as the elevator belt revolves in the same direction as the wheels and the vegetables are tossed back into the wagon as fast as they are plowed up. It now remains for some body to design an improvement in this device whereby the potatoes are peeled on their way to the cart.