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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-18
Mother Bear Kills Dogs,

White Salmon, Wash.-Up a tree
and without a gun, an angry mother
bear at the foot OF it, two of his dogs
dead and the other on the run. was
the predicament of NJ. j. Van Worst,
a White Salmon lawyer, Sunday after
noon.
Van Worst went out to his 40-acre
ranch near Gilmer and took his three
valuable bear pups along. While in
the timber he encountered a couple
of husky cubs. He was letting the
pups tussle with the cubs when Mrs
Bruin suddenly numbered into the
game and the scene changed from
comedy to tragedy.
Two of the dogs were killed and
the attorney climbed a sappling. He
was kept in his uncomfortable posi-
ton for some time, until the old moth
er gathered her young TO her and
numbered silently back into the woods.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-18
II. II. Commission Hearing.

Salem, Or.-The Oregon railroad
commission departed Wedn esday.
morning for Eugene where it viii lis
ten to complaints lodged against the
southern Pacific services by the citi-
Zens of Eugene. one of the subjects
to be considered will be that of a fast
train service from Cottage Grove to
Portland, so that many delays and in
conveniences now experienced may be
eliminated. Two propositions viii be
considered, the establishing Of fly
er or an express train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-18
Years of Suffering
Catarrh and Blood Disease :
Doctors Failed to Cure.

Miss Mabel F. Dawkins, 1914 Lafay-
ette St, Fort Wayne, Ind, writes:
"For three years / was troubled with
catarrh and blood disease. tried sew
eral doctors and dozen different rem
edies, but none of them did me any
good. A friend told me of Hoods Sar-
saparilla. l took two bottles of this
medicine and was as well and strong
as ever. ! feel like a different person
and recommend Hoods to any one suf-
fering from catarrh.'
Get it today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called SarSatabS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-18
$4,000 600 Mortgage

Astoria, Or.-The largest document
ever filed for record in Clatsop coun-
~ was received by County Clerk
Clinton Wednesday morning. I is a
mortgage for SSO.OO0OeO given by
the Pacific Light K Power con pany.
which recently absorbed the Astoria
Electric company, to the United states
Mortgage & Trust company ol New
York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-18

Accompanied by E. Fish of Husum,
well known bear hunter, and one
other hunters. Van Worst went back
after the bear Tuesday and a short
hunt found the game and the mother
and cubs We're killed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-18

to a party upon which to grow onions
for a cash rental of one thousand dol
lars. or 1925 cash rent per acre per
annum
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-18
Onticinns i'm Session.

Cedar Point, O.. Aug. 15.-With del
egates from all over the country pres
ent, the American Association of Op-
ticians convened here today. The
1911 convention will probably be
awarded to Province, r. I.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-18
End I,irc nj Nelsnn

Nelson, B. C.-Damage to the ex-
tent of several thousand dollars was
caused by fire which gutted the Cos
mopolitan Hotel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
9tenjnbr.
Ginc &loltoerci non EeterR c q.
gCr.

Ter Wcnid) lit cigcntlth bod ein
mcrtpiiroigc3 Sing. Sn mund)cr
@iniiht mGt)tig bis nahe sur Ill.
nlodJt. Gr lit ser Sd0pier Der Sc.
griiic. rSiit 9Inion9r ieiner @elt mor
Der @cgriii. Yer @c9rifi lit iein
I'm mlo 2ui. Ga ninnlt er ). y. Ell
sAten NegriIi, tbcilt i'm Elm III neben.
einonber un0 nennt i'm &oum. Gonn
Eimmt er micOcr eincn 9eqriif, tbelIt
i'm Elm in nod)einonber mo nellrt
i'm Belt. Aoum mo 3eit iino l(r.
ld)0pilunQcn Oco Weniden, mn menn
Ooa mculdlidc @cbirn rld)t marc,
nm lid Malull mo 3eit I'll oentcrL
Damn dGbc Co neoer Eallm nod Belt,
Gu h0rte i) cinnlol einen @clcbrtcn
iu0cn. Goriibcr fam jebcr Ocnten,
luic cr mill; olld} ib Ocntc mir meln
Sbcil, mo spar, BOB cs nidyt Itlnnlt.
Gcnn 0aS @chirn lcBt Den Honm nor.
Gus. ionit bate es ni6t Ylat, lulo
ooa 9enfen Iebt Die 3eit uorolls.
ionit hattie eS eben nift 3ett gum
9cnfell. IS iii cine per5rpldtc 60.
die, Die meoer glninng nod gnoe bat,
ole alio qnlli unh gar nid)t ill brail'
den lit, mcnl mnn pom Gnoe ocs al
ten urlo Nnion0 0cS ncllci, Sobrca
iprcdct mill.
Notiirlid) oud) ooS Sobr lit 10 cin
Gina ooS Der Wcnid ans eillem BE,
grille 9emudlt un0 Damn ltad Vcllcs
ben 0e6ronet hat. Gr b0lt iid) babel
llid,t an ms onrdJ1hi,tttlld)e Men.
idcnoltcr, ionit miiBte ein Sobr al
30 Sabre lang ooucrn; er bolt lld)
oltd} nidIt nad) Dem SpnnenlollI,
lonit miiBte icin %ohr an -. Ge6cm.
Der obcr -. Tuni beginner ODER
MGr5. Gr lGBt lein Subr nit ullcr
llnperirorcnbeit bc9inlen, mlc cS Der
3uiQll mcnId)lid)er Ginridtilngcn NIT
lid gebrod)t hat. 9llio beAlnnt oaa
ipgennnntc bilrQcrlldc Snbr cob boa
iueltbiirgcrIld)e oocr itnotSbilrAcrllhc
rher ipieBbiirgcrlidlc 9cmeilt ilt?) 10
Gage nad) Der Commemorate im@in-
Ter. Yer H~cniohrstog mnter'd)eloet
lid pom 9totur megeu nid)t BON lei
ilcm 3lpilingsbrloer. Dem Splpeltcr'
Gag. ober Die ocicuid)oitlihen Sitten
mo Ole m~enidlid)c GinbilolulaSfroit
bnbcn es 81 Stonoc gebrndlt, Dab
beioe Gage iid) unteriheioen mic
WrciS mo &in0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
Sic @irtmna oes Sa6afs auf Sbierc

Tie @iIienid)nft bat Elm 9roBeS Sn-
%tcreiie an Der @cantportllng bieicr
Sroge, lucil oamit mul6c Storun-
gen, Die bel Haltfern beobudtet lper=
ben, ibre GrflGrnlg iinoen luiirOen.
So lcioen 8cmobnbeitsroud)er lebr
oft an elmer iibernlGBigen Waeell-
iGurebilolng, Die 5url Sbell erbeb-
lidc 9elduperoen, mitlllltcr logdr
9oIifunfduc berporruien fam. Mie
bieier %iogenanlte Mo9eniaftfllB SIT
Stanbe fonlnlt, lit nod niht flar &C.
neicn. Or. Sfnllcr bat nlill, iuie CT
in Scr lebten Sitlitg Der 9erliner
mlebi5iniid)en 8eiellidoft mIittbeilte,
hos Sbier.G Experiment 5iir 2oiung bcs
Eroblems berange5o9cn. Gr appel
lirtc ebenioas an Die Sunoe = mr.,
ooB er Tie nidt ralld)en lieB. Gr ein9
nod) ben Hegeln Der luillenIdaitlidlerl
Sori6llng Dor unb ipribte Ocn Sbie-
rem @oiier inter Die SoiIt, oos NIT
Gigorren. NM 6igarettenrullh gei1t-
tiat mar. l1nb nirflif bcfamlen oie
Sllnoe oneiammt einen oiis9elprod)e-
men WagenioitiluB.
Iurous ergiebt Iid), Dab Der Sabaf
nid)t oui Den Moeen oirett mirft,
ionoern 5ll elmer allaen1einen &eraif-
tuna oes IorperS fiihrt, beren Mus
Druid cbeu Die iibermdBiee Wagelt-
iGlrcbiloung lit. Srdgcr Der Slit
lpirflma lit rtad Sfoller'S Grperi-
menten olSihlieBlid Dos I'M Eabaf
entbnltene Nifotin. @ieIlcitt nllB
olld) sic in idmercren 6Gaen be-
obuhtctc Mbmu0erlung ulf Die 8ift-
mirfnlg beS Mifotins 5uriidgefiibrt
iueroen. NO lie beItebt, mniB atf ieg-
lid,cn EabofaenllB pcr5id)tct iueroelt.
9ci leidteren @eihmeroen loltc ie-
Der Houd)er lpenigitens eill bis 5lpcl
Gage in Der @od)e pauiirenL bomit
bos i'm 86rper freiienoe Nifotin aus
oeidieocn miro. geionbers ifaolid)
lit oos ToBrouden iinb bus &auhei
an &ormittag. Mud) Dos &aiitef,
pom Stummeln lit 81 iuioerratben
lpeiI iid) 1erabc lit linen oas Nicotln
e1orm oniommeIt. @benio ioute
man Iit bitten. cine Giaarre aa5i'
F.! lorge i'm Munbc SIT boltcn uno Do
ran 81 fauen. Sebr Sn empfeblen III
oaaegen Die Giearre itod) einer reid
Iiden WioblSeit, neil bier seroop eirf
Steiaerung Der Wageniaitab'onoe'
ritila eripiiniht lit.
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Nas YrGicnt.
Cine d, I So d) / d) t G
Ion u. Srtm ann.

Sem, bon HcBolu lpnr teill Scin0
Der SrollclL nbcr CT liebic ieine apl.
0enc Observation-Disclosures bod, llncnos
lib piel nlchr ais tic. limo c9 mar
lcin Stpl5, bob cS ibm ielbit i'll icneu
tritiid,en Sebenainhren. on haS @lllt
Gm bciBeiten mo buS 0er5 an lcidI.
teilen crrcgbor lit. gliidlid gclnngcn
mar, allen sum 3luede oauernoer@e.
iohgenidloit oui9eitelltcn Neecl uilb
Snllitridcn rcdltSettig 81 cntrinncn.
Scltte bo er ole Wtitte Der 2reiBigcr
bcreits iibcrltritteu, iiiblte er, id,
oll @rln0 Der gcionrnlelten Grfob.
ritngen inl0 leil1cH Nleid)iom sllr 5lpei.
ten Nntur gelporoenen MiBtrouells
geaeu ollie ilbcr ein gemilIca Mia6
binouSqebenben HiebenSuiiroIgtciten
bes ld0nen @eidlehta, ieiner iclblt
10 un6chingt 'id,er. boB er lids ioGor
bier ulb "a geitottcte. cln iucnig NIT
Der 0eiabr 5u lpiclcn. 90 or INNER
alii lelner Nut blleb, brulldte er ia
nidlt 6u liirftelt, Dab er elnmul Den
rid)tigcn Au9enblid iilr einen ebren.
poilen 3ildSug perpulien tonnte.
Chen iebt befono or lid iuieber nit
ten IN eillenl ipld,en iiir i'm ielbit
bodlt mterboltlamen uuo per9niig.
lid)en Spiel, oeIien beoauernSpertleS
Spier sSrau Moo SoBielo, cine reiicr.
De ulo be5ul,bernb liebens,uiiroi9c
@ittue bon foum % Sobren mar.
Set etlid,en @oden ihon mnd)te er
ibr Den Sol aui icne belonbere. in
elmer -Ion9en Yruris uuSgebiloetcll
@eiie, Die ibm bunbcrt an9enebmc
fleinc emotionen peridaifte uno bod
5u gar nitts perpilid)tetc. Nien1ols
ieblte er on ielen Hofmittagel. no
iie lire r1beren 8cfannien sum Sbec
empfing, in benz 6eboalih uhbelmeln.
ben Salon Der id)onen Srall, lrtb I'M
beScHflid bate er aud, bon off Den
GinIabungell, Die ibm fir Den benti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

iie, ibnl hire bcihen SGll0c e%ntge9cn.
itredeno. sd ulBtc mobI, Dab SIC
es niht iiber iih e%eipinnen iuiiroen,
mid an biciem beiliaeen Nbeno oil
lein 81 lalieL buB sic nod beilte
tonlmen piirben, iid) meIne Intport
5u bolen."
Sein5 Don Retop lpor teines @or'
tes fGbie. 8ic I'M Sroum lieB er
lid in ben rei5en0eu fleinen Colon
iiibren, oarin lieblih u1heimelno
oos f~er5enbeQe 1onnenbaimden
itano, uno ipie I'M Srdumle lieB er'S
iiber iidJ ergeben, oaB Die idone jun
&c @ittmeIa n ieine 9rtit iant, nm
linn erqlijbeno -5u5uIilitern:
yGs lit baS berrlid)lte @etbnod)i5s
geihenf meiues 2ebeust haS id Cir
peroonfe. Sd babe Gid ia 10
lteb -"
Serr Or. Yiinoter ntubte erbebli6
ldnoer ols cine feline Strnoc allf
Die Riidgobe ieines brillontenbe'eb.
ten Ser5ens lno ieincr ,ltebe9lilbens
ben Gerie marten. Gem man fam
iidJ poritellcn, ooB &ein5 bon RcBolp
oiel' ,3eit; piel 9ereoiomteit mo lebr
uiel 30rtlihfeit oufpenocn mlibtc,
che er Den 9oben iiir bic 9luinahme
ieincs @eltdnoniiie5 binlangIid) por-
bereitet glouben fornte. Gann obcr
fiiblte lid SSrau glbo BON Der @lutb
iciller Siebe b"inldnglid ilber5eugt,
nm Die @~ermed)slung, Der lie lbr
hrGltlid)es Slid peroantte, MIR nod
ais cine 1n1oige Shidialoiilglng SIT
empfilloen mo ohne jeoen Summer
Dos brillontcnbeiebte Ser5 9cgen oa9
lebenSmornle ein5utouiden, oaSSein5
off ieiner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5llln
3ros mobl ooer libel filr INNER bel
;br 5lrriidlollcn muBtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
Ter Traf.
Cine fpItiimbiitoriide Elouberei DON
@reta @ arneper.

Sem. 90 Elm bisden intereIiiren
mir uns ole fir oieies ieierlid)e
oStaatsgcuano" bes ltarfen 8es
id,led)tS, melhes inns gegeniiber 10
gerne ole Wooefragcn ais 9agatelle
tebanoelt rulb melt oorilber erbaben
ireint. Ga biirite es lid ifon per
lobnen, ciuige Streif5iiqe IN Dies
irclnl0ieinolidle @ebiet 81 mternell
men.
sir ale Neuerideinlngen olf Dem
@cbiete Der Wooe lit man INNER ges
nciAt, Eori9 mo Die 6run5olell per
a1tmortlid) 5u MAIDEN. 9tlrr, mtd)
Der 6rad bate ieine b0fitc 9liitbe-
5eit inter Ellbmig Dem SeebS5ebnten.
Srosoem lit er feline fron5Diild)e, lnn.
bern cinc edit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0Npcieu. Die @n9lGnoer mieoerilml
entlcbnten Die @rrnoibec oa3ll BON
cen NicOerldnoern. 9ei Oielcn NOR
ea gcgen 100 Der @rnld), benin
9leiten Die ShoBeuben bes longen
Merrenrods nod auBen bin un5lls
idlagcn uno Die gden ourd Safen
rher &llopic 5ulammen 81 bolten.
Dies pcranIoBte DIE GnalGnoer 5ll
Dem o9ou" hes ~erIten r%egelredIten
Electrodes. Der oSrod" b~etitelt MIR
re. Bel oiciem Srnd morcn Die lan.
gen Sd0Bc porn Aleid, 10 obges
idrdGt, buB iie bei'm Hcitcn nift
mcbr itorten. .Sn Furis, no man 5ll
bleicr }cit Der bisher beitebenoen
Irodt ldugit iiberOriiiiig gelporOen
NOR, iano oieie H~eueridcinllng ol,f
hcm @ebiete Der 5errenmooc begei.
ltCrtc auinnbme uno Der eugliife
Srod mllrbc in fiir5eiter 3eit oos
eln5ig moBgebenoe WooeQ fiir BEN
Ncrrcnrod. Gubei blieb err benz
Shnitt nod foIt berielbe. Gem a6r-
per eng a~nliegeno, lpltrbe er MIR ullf
Der 9rltit aefn0pit unb mor nit Sdo-
rcn pericben lpelfe born idrGg
Observation-Disclosures. binten bis 5l bcll
@aocn rciften. 3un6hit mllroe Der
n%unmebri9c niruc" nit Dem Stebs
fragen lie c%ollet," ipGter nit Dem
llmlc9etrogen getrugen. Gangs Der
Golten erbielt oas &leiounasitiif
id}malc 9orteneiuiniiung unb ENC
5ierlihe @lumenronte IN iorbiger
Stt6enltidcref.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

slld) ooS Sarte aetltlihc Solfsiieb
BON Der Winterrcie (1599 aus Der
llmaeaeno bon Srier ouigc5eid)net,
ober ofienbar melt alter fam bier
fiieIif angefiibrt meroenL benz Sci.
III 81 8runoe liegt; Der BOLTS
muno manoelte oHeis" IN nHoie"
INN, lid o~nlebneno an Die 5ablreid)en
MorienbiIber, Worien 2egenocn II.
ooa bobc &ieo SnIom ,, 10.
IS lit ELM Hoi' entiprungcn
Nus elmer @ur5el 5ort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
Trans M. Tlif.

as itarb am 81. Se8euber 1909 5ranS 8.
SIid, gelicbier Butte pnIt Wlaradret Slid, i'm
Ilier bon So SabreH. Ste 8eeroipilHe Jtuoet
eonntas, 3 llbr 9IdchmittaeS. bon feiner lepten
lHobnunc, Mr. All, NeitsYra tts Gtrahe. aus
iiatt. 8eiieeuna aui Dem r2Seitern Srieobofe,"
clearinghouse mo Gbtcaeoer Blaiier pouett
npfl cnnirpn i I-2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
9lnfrnf

9ie na6ftebeno nuigefiibrten Yerionen:
/. Mugufe Gdprgc, geb, Stinobelm aus Gags
BOZ, Areis Sonrcbere. Ser6ogibnm Sahicris
; Meiniugcr.
2. Nittue @rnil ahipplt, NGtbarina eeb. Gctcrs,
acborer in 9teuteib bel Harien6urg, Bro
pirt5 Neiipreuben.
8. NIpbons gaeik, g~eiiannt Spiepb 9Sbtte. ecbos
rem ant a. etuguI; 1866 III gtetBe, Rrooin5
SnleTeu,
iucroeu frfuht. bel Dem llnter5ei6neten pcribus
LID ooer fdriiilih iil 5u neiocu,
llm g~uslunit fiber ocren Scrb!eib oocr sths
leben erinht.
Baltimore. Mo, bcn ]. Nnunar 1910.
Ter Gaiicrlidc 2UuiHl
: StocriB,
ltr. 7. SiIostSau4S trubc.
d. CSQul2 II. Il, %, %, 20 800
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
Maraarethe NpIdl.

IS itarb pl1tlih an 20. December 1909 in
SerfebsGitp G.sS, Wiarsaretbc Goidl. geliebte
Suiiin bon Sobn Sold. i'm 81. Sabre hires
9iabmlttags. bon ibrer lebten 28obrlune, Nr.
1123, n .Sratt.s traRe, aus iiatt. Betiebu1s
uui Ser Baltimore Cemetery" (365-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

Mo,ulanbS tiirfiidjc SGSer.
Gauitable. gebdabe. Hsitamt sesen. etsts often
(Wsai4 .1O
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@ermiidlte Inseisen.
0efanntma dlnna

Sierburd, miro 6ur S%cnntnib aller &etbciIiR,
ten %ochrucbt, ban lcrmin 8ur glufnabme Uor
Dem llntcr5ctbuctcrl. Der, bon $9rrl. Gupitdu
5ran5 6. II. Nlod, bcS. Jest bier beiinoli6eu
Sumpfcrs nNnouluia" Der 6alnbur9 Nmertins
linie, bcantruateu Terflarung AMI Uluntng, ben
3. Sunuar 1910 nnberaumi III.
Baltimore Den /. Satudr 1910.
Ter aaiierlidc 8pHiul
2IocriB,
CSunt,2) ar. I, SilosSaps Str1bC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
hpn.Tarf. Gemetcrn.

gRreau: Rr. II, 2aeIt.s aratpsa.etrase, nuo
SauptsGin9ang: Sreoerid.8pab;
Peprd6uifplnRe bon S25 an. inter beffdnoiGer
lperoeiI IN lre!bndus an Soiiptsetnaun9 .ees
funnet Inner slgeHt ipIro, peiIr 9efuiiIi'bt,
boripre6tn. t92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
airdjlidle Nnscigcn.
@eriammInnas.Sl nseiaen.

Baltimore Yteeasrsgerciu VT. f."
Sabress9 lerfupImlun9 ltilo 9eanltemabl Wiitt.
tuudb, Den 3. Sdnuur 1910. s libr Ibenos, in
Nieb' Safe, Gde ,Sorreii. uRo 3op: Strabc.
(2-5) u, 9pnig, Sefret1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
Spcsial-Nutis

GMc Gerioncu, Die gicriluiben mo aiIien.
9iaent6uut Der ,WionluueHtal Q'teiuin9 Co.
III ibretl 9ieiiS babfn, mpaeu lrls gefdlliaii per
5elepbcn ODER R~oiiinrte ouoolI benadrihttGcn,
uro mir iperben oieteIben f~ottenirei abbuIert
laiien. 6. 4 I. lshpuc, HSolfc 1917.
,,Diuunmental Srcluiug Gu"
(363-51|D
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-16
PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Jane Walker. OF Garrard. is
the guest tf her aunt. Mrs. J. c. Hays.
Mrs. Nicely stone Is visiting Mrs.
q. r. Hardin at Bellevue. Ky.
Mrs. Woods Walker, OF Paint Liok.
visited Mrs. J. c. Hays here this week.
Mr.. Mack Rankin. OF Pittsburg. Pa,
Ia visiting his father, Mr.. william,
Rankin. on Lancaster street
Mr.. and Mrs. George wearen spent
today In Richmond.
Mrs. W. X. Wearen and little son
are visiting relatives In Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Bruce have gone
TO Battle Creek. Mich.
Miss Rachel Allison left on Wed.
nesday for Lexington and other
points.
Mrs. r. NJ Newland and little
daughter. Dorothy Susan. are guests
of the formers mother, Mrs Eikin. in
Louisville.
Mrs. L. d. Hilton spent Thursday
with relatives in Brodhead.
Mrs. J. ~ Paxton and Master Jas.
Paxton spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Paxton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Robinson. at Lancaster
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ball attended the
State fair this week ~
Mrs. John II. woner and Miss Stefls
Hales are the guests OF Mrs. james
hershon at Lebanon Junction.
Miss Mary Hackley left yesterday
for Chase City. Va. where she will
teach art in southside Institute the
ensuing year.
Misses Nellie Wilson and Rachel
Hin attended the exposition at Gin
cinnAti this week.
Mrs. Hattie orr and daughter, Miss
Lottie Orr, OF Covington. have been
guests Of the formers brother, Mr. w.
o. Speed.
Thomas r. Bright left yesterday for
the University OF Virginia at Char
louisville, where he will enter school.
ms father accompanied him. Fifty
seven years ago. Oct l. the young
mans grandfather matricuiated at this
school.
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Mrs. J. S. Rice is visiting her moth
or in Cave City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Baughman at
tended the Knoxville fair this week.
Rev. Y. b. Mahony, of Allen county.
returned home last night.
Mrs. VIII Givens from Shelby City,
left Wednesday for Battle Creek.
Mich. where she will spend two
weeks.
Messrs. Took Hubble and Clar-
ence Tate are attending the state fair
this week.
Mrs WIN Rife Of Hustonville, and
baby visited her mother. Mrs. Jessie
stag here this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. J b Foster are enter
tanning a. jolly house party at the
pretty home In the country.
Misses Susie Cooley aud Maggie
Debord are visiting relatives in May.
wood.
Fred Gsrnett is quite III and w. y.
Bullock, OF Lebanon, is working at the
depot In his place.
Mrs. Rodman Keenon, OF Harrods-
burg, and Miss Frances Adams spent
Thursday at the state fair.
Postmaster j. G. Florence attend
ed the State Postmasters' Convention
at Louisville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hume Logon and chill
dren. of Louisville. will arrive this af-
ternoon In their touring car and viii
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Baughman while here.
Mr.. James 4. Eads has returned
from a pleasant visit to has daughter
MRS. CIR. Rankin In Wayne county.
He also attended the Monticello fair
while away.
Mr.. Harry J. McMullon, OF Lebanon,
who taught school in the stanford
high school, Is here and will preach at
On, Presbyterian church both morning
aud evening on next Sunday.
Mr.. Hays Foster is entertaining
house party at his home in the eoun-
try, consisting of Misses Lallah
Ronkh Nuohols. OF Pineyille. Frances
Cooper. of this city. and Mr.. Shelby
@'ost, OF New York.
Mr.. Foster will entertain with an
informal dance at the opera house to-
night in honor of the members of the
party.
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Mrs. Jacob Wilmert, LineasB q
found her way back to perfe<s ar. -,
She writes: II suffered with kts I, :,
trouble and backache and nu a.y.
petite was very poor at times T. -.-
weeks ago ] got Foley's Kidn-x ? g.. -
and gave them a fair trtax IT,.
gave me great relief, so eoeisn. ~.
nun now and l am again in psxSr,.
eaIth.' Shugars aud Tanner
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-16

Il. r. Noel. Colporter; Bibles OF all
grades, testaments and a good supply
of religious literature. Agent also for
Western Recorder and Mission Jour
nails. | have taken rooms with Mrs.
Leila Cook ON East Main street, en-
trance on Cutoff street, and will be
pleased to wait on my friends at any
time. II. 4. Noel.
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The Woman's Improvement Club
met at the Baptist church on Wednes-
day afternoon. the regular meeting
time and quite a number OF the men,
bers were present Much was plan
ned for the betterment of the town
and also business matters we're at
tended TO. Mrs. p NJ. McRoberts re-
signing as secretary. Mrs n. Saul.
ley was chosen to ill the vacancy.
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rhe Danville Advocate says that
County Attorney w. S. Burch, of this
city. is one of the prominent lawyers
of the 18th judicial district, being
mentioned as a Democratic candidate
for circuit judge next year. Common
Wealtb's Attorney C. A. Hardin is be-
ing urged by his friends all over the
district to make the race and il is be-
lieVcd he will do So
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Moses, the three and a half year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Coffey.
died at their home near Kings Noun
tain Thursday of membraneous Group
Re was buried Friday afternoon after
services at the Highland Methodist
church.
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Coburn's Minstrels gave q xus.r- 80
show TO a big audience at TIE srsesa
house Thursday night. This % etr
Of the highest class ministries SO
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Postmaster J. c. Florence is attend
ing the state Postmasters' convention
at Louisville.
Mrs. Charles Keeton, Of Williams.
burg, nee Miss Georgia Lewis, and
Miss Keeton, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. u. Higgins today.
Mrs. Marvin II. Adams is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Newland while Mr..
Adams Is looking for home in Lex
inston, where he has recently moved
from Danville to 90 In business.
Lincoln county sent big delegation
TO the State Fair at Louisville. Among
those attended were Col. J. p. Chand-
Ter, Col. ]. ". Guest, B. +. Rout, DR..
4. W. Pennington. Mr. and Mrs. c. w.
Lowell, John Ensleman, John Baugh,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Shugars, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Il. Curtis, Sterling Curtis ]. NJ. Rey-
nolds, Mrs. r. Il. Gaines and daughter,
Miss Gertrude Gaines, Mack lawson
Judge J. w. Alcorn Dr. Edward Al
corn, Charles Adams, Albert and
George Spoonamore. DIT and Mrs. w.
r. Hickle, Tom Newland, Jr, Tom and
Alfred Pence, b. ID. Carter. NJ. $.
Baughman and Misses Sara and Eliza
beth Baughman, ). n. Eads and Misses
Eads Miss Marie Mahony, DT. Z. J.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-16

Constipation and Indigestion are
twins. They kill people inch by inch,
sap life away every day. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea removes the
cause; drives the disease away. 35c
Tea or Tablets. Shugars and Tanner.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-16

w. F. Dishon sold his farrn 20 c.sr-
Highland section to ]. NJ W.uer=e.
The price was not made pusss D.. So.
said to have been a good o.s
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SEVERANCE & SON, Stanford, Kentucky.

The tax books for 1910 are now
ready. Settle now and avoid the rush
and confusion Of waiting until the last
day. w. L. McCarty, Sheriff.
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Mr.. j. l.. beaIley has COW that
has yielded 80 pounds of butter at the
creamery for the month OF August
paying him IS rs, besides the milk he
used at home.