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The Washington times., 1910-05-07
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SHORT AND SWEET

Claude .Ritchey IS not To so 10 LIoAis
vile after all President Graz sun ~
that club, Eas nouhed nm 'llS-t -
doesn't need him Edtcney ) LlSS
lance once more
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FRIEND
a LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL Use.

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medic o be internally a o be applied
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THE BRADFIELD COMPANY, ATLANTA GA.
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Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

u VI = ----
New York ,; Philadelphia. .
PittsbUrg. G; Chicago, l.
Boston, s; Brooklyn, 8
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NEW MEN IN LINE UP
MAY HELP NATIONALS
Mcbride Needed Rest and Killifer Is Batting Well
How Many Hits Did Athletics Make? An
other Sad Story.
Rv THOMAS S. RICE.

What IS there 10 boost about today
when IL is borne in mind that Washing
ton lost TO the Athletics in Philadelphia
yesterday by to 5, with Walter John
son pitching
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Frank Rudderham. formerly q ll tne
>-st5o1sl League staff. and Nal Eason
former Lawrence manager are UNI
DirinC in the southern League
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Standing and Possibilities
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results-
Philadelphia. 4; Washington, g.
New York, II; Boston. O.
Chicago. 4: Detroit, 0.
Cleveland, 4; St Louis. 8.
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Title of next chapter; ~After the
F7T-ht-Aud One of Jacks Adventures
in the Desert
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Entries for the international twenty
four-hour race at the Brighton Beach
uotordrome. which viii open the
ATctro0rlfta7 racing season on Friday
ard Saturday Of next week, have closed
v5ta twelve nominations This is The
limit originally set The entry list
includes two Bucks, two StCa-us, and
one each Of the following makes:
Rainier, Fiat, Selden. HOupt-Rockweli.
Marion Simplex. Croxton-Keaton. and
Cole. OF the candidates the Rainier,
Fiat. Houpt. Buick, Stearns. and Sim
vIex have competed in former twenty
fovr-hour races The Loziers, which
finished first and second In the wind
up race last year, are missing, Mr-
I.ozfer standing pat W 10 the present
on the cars record OF III miles. GeorSe
Robertson VIII attempt TO regain for
the Simplex the record Il lost TO the
Lozier-
when Edward PaysOn Weston came
into the crowded city limits Of New
york on the last leg Of his reCord-
breaking walk across the continent Il
became necessary TO select an autOruO-
f7Ie for pacruaEer and escort, press
car. and lea Ter of the procession, that
could he handled with the most f1exibII-
itv and precision in the traffic The
7Ts4nes0n silent Six was the car Sc
Il{s-v,SSorstrsted that IT could be held
down to slower pace while on high
SDeed than a man could walk back
ward This was accomplished without
I tbe engine missing The Pope Auto
mobile Company, agents here for the
I RTathescn, are pointing with pride 10
fT7fs achievement Of the MathesCn-
T2fr7ard Bacon IT. widely known
! arnouer 4utOmo 7ile men and associated
] for many years with the trade, is the
/ latest addition 30 the sales organization
Z Of the Hudson Motor Car Company
] T. Y. StrattOl, manager OF the Phlla-
/ deTnEfa branch Of the Studebaker Auto
4 mobile Com 1anE, arrived mere YESTERDAY
+ anG late in tFN afternoon went 70 Lees
: or1ry with Manager D0rSCtt- Of the lOca
; Stude-baker branch The trip was made
. in 2 Studebaker 20 touring car
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BOXING PTCK-UPS
WORTH THE WHILE

Harry Edwards feels sure Of secUr-
ing jim Driscou TO box Pal Moore az
the National Club Of Philadelphia in
the near future
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The general opinion TO-DAY IS IlaL
the radical shifts in the alignment IS
20 be approved principally on the
ground that the new arraugernerar
could hardly lose more games than tho
old one RiIlifcr and Conroy have been
hitting when they had a chance TO 80
20 the plate Zach made tVo hilS
Yesterday and that was all that could
b., demanded Of even the most conscl-
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Tt IS probable that Ions before this
NcAfeer would have announced Of
nCaIiy that Schaefer was the field cap
tain Of the Washington club IT Do had
not been that he was a little uncertain
about how Ions the German vas going
10 stay on the jub-
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enuous batters when hrause vas NoFN-
ing
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Jfrrs Donahue's independent team, the the
pod S0x.-' are tearing up lhlllSs o-
-. sr70nc the other Chicago nlneS-
rT-,-s,- nav their home games at 'Dona-
l,rre-s PAX
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The preseuce o. Crooks at first base
is due 10 the illness IN Unglaub's fam
lis, but Thomas is there with The hit
every day and seems 20 be doing Un-
usually well for a substitute
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Clarke Griffith says: a ma nanageI l5.5,s,
should permit a player IKE y Coop ~
ssJ7ch men are competent TO act on
their own initiative
The Washington times., 1910-05-07

- OBJ FITZSIAfMONS did some great
Z fighting after losing the cham
j pionship to me Just before the
end Of the Horton law in New
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MAIZE.

Rev. NJ. A. Hay delivered a
most interesting sermon Sunday at
Bailey's chapel.
The citizens OF head OF Blaine
have decided to build a telephone
from Blaine town to Ferryville. a
distance OF ten miles. sl25 have
been contributed to defray ex-
pense OF building the line.
DR.. Ferguson and family have
gone TO Arizona. We are sorry to
lose them.
Jas. Mcdowell. OF Keaton. is go
ing into the mercantile business.
Bill Lester. got badly hurt Sun
day while on his way to church, by
an unruly mule.
J. Z. skaggs went to IsomviIle
Sunday.
F. f. skaggs is having new
dwelling house built on Coal Creek.
Elliott Rice. OF Mudlick. KY. is
now staying among US, working up
q lodge called the Red Mems Or
der. He has It nearly made up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan skaggs. were
calling ON Mr., and Mrs. Menefee
Sparks Sunday.
Elijah skaggs was calling on
Robert Fyffe Sunday.
Dear Editor: We want TO thank
you for your last Home Circle Col
umn. We thought II was the best
ever We always learn lesson In
reading It, Kindly reciprocate our
best wishes. 1--WE do. News.)
Cheerfulnss.
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The jury had found thirty-five
true bills Saturday. They viii COM
plete their work Tuesday.
]. X. Anderson. OF Williamson.
W. Va. general manager for the
Thacker Coal Co.. was a business
visitor here this week.
Miss Maud stepp, OF warfield, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. f.
Cassidy.
Misses Nora and Rachael Rouse,
of Warfield. are visiting fiernds
and relatives here.
Jack Jude was fined $50 and
costs for assault and battery in
the circuit court.
Durham Hobbs was sentenced to
the penitentiary one year for barn
burning.
The residence belonging to Miss
Jennie Marcum at WarfieId, with
its entire contents were burned Fri
day night, Cause of burning un-
known.
Misses Mona Ferguson, IA, and
Mona Mooney. 16 years OF age re-
spectively, were drowned while bath
ing in Tug river at warfiled. ten
miles east of here at two p. m, Sat.
urdAy. The recent rise. it is said
had made a hole 20 feet deer
where the girls had been accustom'
ed to bathing. The water being
muddy, they unconsciously plunged
into the water over their heads. ant
neither of them being able to swim
were drowned in their efforts t,
reach the shore. Edenite.
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HURBARDsrowN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Morrison, of
Miami. W, Va. are visiting rela-
tives here.
WIN Hickman has a fine lot OF
early peaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. IN ~AserI went
to Louisa Saturday.
Mrs. venia Biggs and daughter,
Elsie, attended Sunday school at
Hubbardstown Sunday.
Mrs. Mag Blankenship is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Cora Bellomy.
Edw. Hooser went to Pritchard
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Wellman Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wellmar
Saturday night and Sunday.
VIM. stamper. OF Pittsburg. wal
killed by a freight train last weel
and was buried at Ashland. HI
was grandson OF Aunt Mary John
son, OF this place.
Mrs. Lille Hooser and littl'
daughter. Mary, visited Mrs, Yer
MIA Hooser Monday.
Mrs W. Davis and Mrs. Nan
cy Neel are improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neb Norris are tn
proud parents of baby boy. Thi
is their third son.
Rudolph Hooser Of Whites creek
visited relatives here Saturday an,
Sunday.
Alice Lett vas in Hubbardstowl
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Morrison an
Ichlldren and Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Williams visited Mrs. Henry skeen
Monday,
MIR. and Mrs. Ambrose Skeeni
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Williams an
Mr.. and Mrs, Sam Morrison visite
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hooser Sunda!
u Dave Crabtree OF Liverpool.
visiting Ed Meredith.
] ]. c. strother and Robert Buskir
attended the ball game at Louis
J Saturday,
Jim Norris and Bill Carl held
: meeting at Little Hurricane Sui
} day.
Il Elias Norris was in Louisa Sa
urday Ken Toppins and Sam Mea
made a business trip to Catlett
burg Monday.
John Biggs visited James Hoo
err and family Saturday night an
a Sunday. Rebeccah.
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MT. ZION.

There will be church at Mt Zion
the first Saturday and Sunday In
July also Sunday night.
Mrs. John Ross is on the sick
list.
Willie Prichard called on Allen
Ross last Saturday.
Several OF Mt. Zion people at
tended the Children's Day at Dur
bin Sunday.
Allen Rosa was calling on friends
at Durbin last Saturday.
Ike Caldwell was calling on
friends at Bear creek Sunday.
John Ross was calling on Louisa
friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Dump Kinner returned home
Tuesday after weeks visit with
her daughter at Riverton.
We are sorry to hear Of the
death of Mrs. John Mays Of Iron,
ton
Joe Ross and Pearl Bolt were
on our creek Sunday.
Mrs, Laura Byinston is very II
at this writing.
Miss Anna Kinner attended thu
lodge at Buchanan Saturday.
Johnnie Bolt and Miss Berthi
Dotton. Of Huntington, were visit
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PLEASANT RIDGE.

Several Of the boys from this
place attended the box supper at
springdale Saturday night
Arthur Foster. OF Deephole. pass
ed through here Sunday.
Mrs. Andy Moffett OF Catlettsburg
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Meek.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wellman and
little son. and Mr.. and Mrs. EN-
NETT Caudle and children we're the
guests OF N, Nelson and wife Sun
day.
Sol May attended Sunday school
at Evergreen Sunday.
Teryl Bradley. OF smoky Valley
was here Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. JET Newsome o.
Fallsburg. are visiting friends nat
relatives at this place.
Rev. Martin Berry preached al
luNIiNnNAub oIA hhon NJ NhD hoaAN ~
Sam Ferrel Saturday night. 4
large crowd was present.
Allan Hutchinson was calling oil
Miss Ivory Roberts. at Smoky Val
ley Sunday.
Miss Inez wellman spent sunda.
with relatives here.
Miss Gypsy Thompson. OF Lei
creek. will teach our school thi
year.
John Nelson visited his sister
Mrs. S. F. Roberts at Little Blain
Sunday.
Miss ozella Prince. OF Chrlstma
was a business visitor here one da
last week.
Crit May was calling at B. +. Car
ter's Sunday.
Miss Hannah Nelson spent Frida
with Mrs. Labe Wallace.
Sam Rose and son. Levi, OF Oslo
passed through here Sunday.
Nobody's Darling.
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VAN LEAR.

Sunday school is progressing nice
ly at this place.
Miss Mary E. Medearis, the
Sunday school superintendent, went
to Mt Sterling, Thursday, and re-
turned Monday night,
Miss Mona Wilson has returned
to her home in Louisa, after a
visit with her sister. Mrs. Andy See
Mrs. Andy See and Miss Essie
Mosier we're shopping in Paintsville
Tuedsay.
Miss Anna Layne, Mrs. Jim Layne
and John Layne, Of Laynesyille, spen
Saturday and Sunday with NJ. T.
Dunsan and family.
Miss Nettie Buskirk has return
ed to her home in Maryland after a
long stay with her sister. Mrs. Mo-
sier.
Albert Kirk and family have
moved to Fairmont, W. Va.
A party OF boys and girls gath
red in the road Thursday night
and marched around to Mrs.
Mosier's, where they took Miss
Nettie Buskirk ON surprise, they
had nice time. games were play
ed, refreshments we're served and
then they departed for the night.
Another party was given Friday
night at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Sees in honor Of their sister,
Mona Wilson. 1t was dark, cloudy
night without, but all was sunshine
and fun within. There were about
thirty in all Games were played,
refreshments were served. and
about l1.S0 they told each other
good night and went home.
Miss Eva Duncan was shopping
in Paintsville Tuesday.
Bro. Little Of Paintsville, preach
ed here Saturday night.
Miss Clara Duncan is visiting In
Laynesyille.
Mr.. Jenkins, the mine superin'
tendent has returned from Mary
land. with ten men and fifteen more
are to follow. Two Daisie.
I
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among the children.
Born to the wife OF sol Carter,
a fine girl on June fsrs Moth
or and babe are doing tine. Name
corilda.O
Several are building new houses
and others are repaifing. Plenty Of
work and wages toltrably good car
oenters from $500 bind $500 pei
day.
Charley Eyerman and wife and r
NJ. Berry and wife Eere visiting J
NJ. Berry and family recently.
s. NJ. Berry and ]. H. johnson
went to MillbroOk Pprk recently.
VIM. Kidd, who fsll from house
that he was roofing and badly hurt
is beginning to walk again with tbs
aid Of crutches.
Tam
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place.
Harry chaffin will soon leave
for Mahan. W. Va. TO look for
a location.
Mrs. John Jordan is very m, also
Mrs. Grover wilks
The relatives and friends a,
this place we're sorry to hear OF
the death of Mrs. Wesley Webb, OF
Ashland.
Mrs. VIM. Dowdy and Miss Laura
Large we're shopping at olioyllle
last week
ANDREW Ball was transacting bus
iness in Louisa Monday.
Harrison Large has gone to
Round Bottom. W, Va, to work.
Mrs. Laura chaffin was visiting
Mrs, Jennie cooksey Sunday.
Tivis and Martin Wright have
returned home from Rockeastle.
Oscar Taylor, of Cadmus, is Wis
iting friends at this place,
A. ID. B.
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rNEz, KY.

Prentls Newberry is in Ashland
on business, better known to him
self.
Grover Richmond and Holmes
Kirk are taking in the sights at
Clyffeslde this week.
Don't forget the Sunday school
convention at Lower Lick branch
on the tenth.
Isaac G. Rice, of Paintsville. has
purchased the Alice Hodgin proper
ty and will locate among us in
the near future. We are always
glad to welcome such citizens as
Mr.. Rice and his estimable family
in our midst.
yarl Kirk is in Frankfort on bus
less.
| Died, after a brief illness from
typhoid fever, Willie Fairchild, the
l6 year old son OF DR.. and Mrs.
Fairchild. He was taken to Paints
Vile for interment. The entire
community join in sympathy with
the bereaved parents and his broth.
er and sister in the loss OF this
promising yuong boy.
The city hads have a meeting
Monday for the purpose of consld.
4 #
ering the side walk question. Won.
der II they had stopped to think
that in ten years they have speni
money enough in repairing board
walks to have paved the towr
three times?
James, the young son OF ]. A
waterson. is suffering from ty
pho-malaria fever.
Miss Ida Butcher is suffering in
tcnsely from typhoid feyar
Miss Goldie Smith is visiting ii
Huntington. ". Va
The Teachers Institute will con
sene here Monday. with Prot W
III Byington, Of Louisa. as instruc
tor.
Circuit Court is in session thi
week with Judge A. ]. Kirk presid
ing. Following is the grand iur
ors: L. 7. Mills. Richard stafford
lohn P. Delong, John Endlcott
Pleasant McCay. Sam Porter JET
Fields. Lee Robinson. J. W Meek
Araon stepp. John Pinson An
llohn Parsley.
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Rev. Cyrus Rifle win fill his
regular appointment here sunday,
Also baptizing.
Miss Ruth Norton. OF Louisa, and
Miss Anna Barrett. Of Hulette, are
visiting Miss Belle shivel.
Mrs, T. J. Burgess was visiting
her parents Monday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Roberts. who has
been visiting her parents here re-
turned TO her home at Grayson last
Thursday.
Mrs. Jay Collinswerth. OF Potters,
was the guest OF Mrs. Tom Nc
clure Saturday and Sunday.
Shirley Peters OF walbrldge. was
Visiting her sister. Mrs Andy Shan
non. last week.
Chlldren's Day here was a grand
success, Fine program was render
ed Dinner was spread on the
ground. and all reported a nice
time.
Don Belcher win begin school at
Laurel Monday.
Misses Laura Hammers and Mag
gle Belcher spent Tuesday night
With Belle shivel.
Mac Summons will teach our
school again this year.
Miss Hermie Bleylns and Miss
Shirley wray. OF Richardson. at
tended the childrens Day here sun
day.
Mrs r. ]. Burgess, Patsy Shan
non and @. n. Brown were appoint-
ed at delegates from here to at
tend the County Sunday School Con-
vention at Louisa It'll and sth OF
July.
Mrs. Forest Bartram OF Fort Gay
n visiting parents here.
J. p. Mcclure, Of Chapman went
10 Palntsville Saturday.
Miss Belle shivel entertained a
number u friends Sunday evening,
Those present were Misses Ruth
Norto OF Louisa. Hernia Bleyins,
Of .ehardson. Maggie peicber. OF
Gallup. Anna Barrett. OF Hulette,
and Eugene Mcclure Of Chapman
Prayer meeting here every We'd
nesday night.
To ,. c. o. U.
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roLLys onArlL.

T4e infant child OF Win crabtree
4 cdnvalcsc.ng afrr severe spell
Of alknesa.
Ia Rifle OF YaiesyIlle, VISA on
our reek Friday preparing tele-
phonl limo,
CaInch and Sabbath school were
largely attended here Sunday and
our srhool IS prospecting nicely.
walter lobe ano Tom Dowdy OF
Garner 10 visiting relatives here.
Robt. chaffin OF this place, is
preparing to move 10 oklahoma in
the near future. also Lindsey Webb
and son-ln-law. A. D. Ball, to Mis-
souri,. where they all expect to
make their future homes.
There viii be services here the
idurth sunday in July by Rev. Nc
Neal and on the first Sunday in
August the funerals Of Mrs. Jane
and Cordia lobe will be preached
at the lobe cemetery near Shady
BY Revs Berry and Hicks.
Mrs. Lindsey Webb and daugh'
ter, Mrs. A. d. Ball. we're visiting
Mrs. Lewis Webb and family re
Gently.
Married, June Soth. Jim Kelley
10 Lizzie Carter. This is the
.lpurth marriage for both. :
= Morton Young. Of Cherokee. wal
the guest Of Miss Marie Webb Sun
I day.
y The foot washing will be held
at Gait by the Baptist the secon'
Saturday and sunday In July.
Mrs. Martha Ball was calling Of
Mrs. u. NJ. Clevenger Friday.
John Evans Of Soldier, is visit
ing L. P. Webb and family at thi
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CHARLEY.


Born, to Gus Moore and wife. 4
boy.
Jackie scarberry's boy is on the
sick list.
John G. Smith went to Red Bush
on business this week.
Several from this place attended
the funeral Of Elliot Preston.
Gus Moore visited at Tom Halls
Thurdsay
Allen Smith and wife visited Wal
ter Dooley Sunday.
Pharis Ramey was calling on
home folks Sunday.
Several from this place will 60 to
Rockcastle to work
Black Eyes.
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A wild blizzard Racing

brings danger, suffering often
death - to thousands. who take
colds. coughs and lagrippe-that ter
ror Of Winter and Spring. It's dan
ger signals are 'stuffel up nostrils
lower part of nose sore. ehills and
fever, pain in back Of head, and a
throat-gripping cough. When grip
attacks, as you value your life.don't
delay getting DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. "one bottle cured me-
writes A. L. Dunn. Of Pine Val
ley. Miss, latter being laid up'
three weeks with Grip" For sore
lungs. Hemorrhages. Coughs, Colds.
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, its supreme. soc. s1.oO. Guaf-
anteed by A. M, Hughes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-07-08

Teething children have more Or
less diarrhoea, which can be con-
trolled by giving Chamberlain's Col
ic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
All that is necessary is 20 give the
prescribed dose after each opera
ton OF the bowels more than nat
ural and then castor oil to cleanse
the system. Il is safe and sure,
Sold BY all dealers.
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Ing his sister at Adeline Sunday
Rubie Ross called on Eliza kin
ner Tuesday night,
Buck Elkins aud Jay Compton
were on our creek Monday.
Mrs j. R. Compton and daughter
In law were calling on Mrs. Laura
Prichard of Mavity last week
% H. Kinner and wife were call
ing on Dump Kinner and family
last Sunday. Blue Eyes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-07-08

When the stomach fails to per-
form It's functions. the bowels be-
come derarged. the liver and the
kidneys congested causing numerous
diseases. The stomach and liver
must be restored to a healthy con-
dition and chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets can be depend
ed upon to do II. Easy to take and
most elective. Sold by all druggists,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-07-08

The worlds most successful med
lcine for bowel complaints is Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, 1t has relieved
more pain and suffering. and saw
ed more lives than any other med
lcine in use. Invaluable for chill
dren and adults. Sold by all deal
ers.
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SOUTH PORTSMOUTH.

The work OF double tracking the
C, and o. is going along nicely.
Several persons have been over
come by heat in Portsmouth nj
the last week. .iHJNH
Mrs. Everman, who has been
sicl, so long with typhoid fever is
yet very sick. There is consider
able sickness aronud here mostly
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MAKING Llfe safer.

erywhere life Is being made more
Z through the work OF Dr. Kings
Life Pills in Constipation, Bill
u .,lss7hness. Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Liy
1900 ttroubles. Kidney Diseases and
s,.v ee|Sel Disorders. They're easy. but
r.s,v and perfectly build up the
I,,,es in. 25c at A. NJ. Hughes.
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brAns resulting from Oalarfh and driyes
away Q Cold In the Head quickly. Restores
The Densos Of Taste and Smell. Full sir,
10 cls. At Druggists or By mail. Liquid
Cream Balm for use n atomiren rs cia.
~ Brothers. So Warren Street, New Yofk.
Putnam patriot., 1910-10-14
con.e;ese. Versus Art.

Shortly afler Tennyson 5 poem "The Vision of Sin" appeared m eminent mathematician sent the poet letter that ran like this:
 Dear Sir-l find In a recent poem Of yours. entitled The Vision of Sin. the following unwarranted statement: Every moment dies a man. and every moment one Is born l ueed hardly point out that this calculation, if cor. rect. would tend to keep the sum total of the worlds population in state Of perpetual equipoise. whereas 1t Is an established fact that the said popula- ton Is constantly on the increase. would therefore suggest that in the next edition of this poem the erroneous calculation 10 which l refer should be corrected as follows: Every moment dies a man. and one and d sixteenth D born may add that the exact ng- ures are l-16I. but something must. or course. be conceded 10 the laws of rhyf hm"
Putnam patriot., 1910-10-14
 Mn.Grundx.

The first mention of Mrs Grupdy ,s found in Morton's clever cop,ea, Speed the Flow" Farmer ashss,d at table with his jug and pipe. Is tait. Ing to his wife on her return from mar. ket
 Well. dame. welcome whoam. What news does thee bring vrom marketY,
 What news. husband? What | al. ways told you-thar Farmer Grupdv.s wheat brought :. shillings ouarter more than ours did"
 .'All the better floor her'
 "Ah. the sun seems to shine on nur. fose for him"
 Come. come. miSsus, al thee has nor the grace to thank God for prosperous times. dan't three grumble when they be unkindly bit"
 And 1 assure you Dame Grundr's butter was quite the crack of the mar ket
 Be quiet. wool ye? Always ding dinging Dame Grundy into my ears: What will Mrs. Grundy say? What will Mrs. Grundy think ? Canst thee be quiets Let UT alone and behare thyself pratty."