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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22

will not see the entire New York
American League team In action here,
they VIII get glimpse Of Hal Chase,
Jack Quinn, Dutch Revelle and the
ether twirlers next spring
Ali these WORTHLESS viii play exhi-
bitien games on the local ball yard
cn March -. - and IS,
1t was expected that the whole team
would train here, but Owner Brad
ley. OF the local bail club. has been
Informed that the Yanke. aggregation
viii work out at Athens and Hot
Springs.
The New York men viii t>c divid-
ed into two camps. and one of them
under the leadership of Chase, the
most wonderful first sacker In the
game, will play here in March
Carl Morris OF Sapuipa. Okla her
aided as the white mans hope"
knocked out Marvin Hart, OF Louis
vile. KY. former claimant Of the
heavyweight championship at the
world. In the third round Mt Sapulra
Tuesday night.
It WAS Morris light all the way
through. Early in the first round he
fioored the former champion with n
terrific left TO the head. La the Sec
ond round Morris hard drives to the
mouth had Hart grogxy. and ne con-
tinually clinched To gave himself. They
were clinched when the gong sound
cal at the end of the second round
and Hart was clearly In distress.
Hart suffered more punishment In
the third round than in the former
two. Morris continued to hammer
Harris kidneys. the former champion
could scarcely rise from hts chair
when the third round was called. His
seconds then threw up the sponge
and the referee awarded the fight
to Morris. Hart weighed in at 2l2
pounds and Morris at 235.
Norman +. selby. known as Kid
Mccoy. once a pugilist. was sued for
absolute divorce yesterday before
Judge Platzek. of New York. In the
Supreme Court. His wife. who was
the widow of a young Schenectady
married McCoy, appeared In court be-
gowned In silks. furs and wearing
many diamonds. She was accompa-
MED by a New York University law
student and football player. named
Emanuel Welt. who gave the most Inn
portant testimony in Mira. Seiby's be-
half. Mccoy Was not present, The
case was on the undefcndcd calen-
dar.
Welt testified that hc had Swallowed
Selby in September at the request of
Mrs. Selby and the latter.s counsel,
and had followed the boxer TO several
weil-known restaurants In the White
Light district. winding up at hotel
near Forty-1rst street and Broadway.
where he found. 70 he testified, Selby
and woman not Mrs. Selby. Judge
Platzek reserved decision.
Frank C.. White, OF Chicago, and
Peter Jensen. OF Sheridan. w. Va.
fought 20-round draw ut Sheridan
Tuesday night. In the seventh round
Jensen knocked White down three
times. but tho gong saved the Chicago
man 4 knockout. Jensen forfeited
part Of the purse because he was
overweight.
n Al Hnf,fAc az sEeff4nh,atnA ANA ts.,yt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22
ELkS ARE FILLING
XMAS BASKETS
SEVERAL HUNDRED. EACH con.
TANNING BoUNTIFTL MEAL.
Will. he DISTRIBUTED.

The Eiks' Christmas committee.
under Mr. r. w Spilman. is busy till
ing baskets which ara annually dis
trihuted among the deserving poor or
the city.
There viii be several hundred has,
kets sent cut. each containing prov!-
sions for n hountiful Christmas din
Nor.
Every member of the Richmond
lodge was sent Il card several weeks
ago. which he Was asked To MI in
with the name nf some deserving fam
liz. These cards are now being re-
turned to Chairman SpiIman, and
within the next few days the loaded
baskets vii lbe sent out.
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MAY LEGAl|lE
HORSE RAGING
4 BILL Is BEN. FRAMED To
PRESENT TO TENNESSEE
LEGISLATURE.

NASHVILLE. TENN, Dec. 22.--An
effort VIII be made during the COM
ing session Of the Legislature to Ie-
galixe horse races in Tennessee. pIae-
ing IL under the control Of State
racing commission. 4 bill In being
framed. II IL understood, fashioned
after the Kentucky law.
Under n law passed several years
ago betting on horse races was pro-
hibited In this State.
The bill was fought with vigor by
all those interested in the sport, and
the argument WAS made at the time
that 1t would destroy the breeding OF
fine horses In Tennessee.
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CITY PAYS HALF OF
COST or PAW

President Boatwright. Of Ri0hx
College appeared before tbs A1<
ell committee on local -as1eG1
Wednesday night and annOuucoo e.
the college was willing to pAy
half of the cost of the pAvemoG
Gently laid on the south ride 0f .
street from Ryland to LombardJs
being the basis on which the G1&x
college had laid other af60N
around the college grounds. III .
WAS agreed to by the comm1tteA
erai ether requests for similae GN
promises were received and On
vorahly passed upon. as35
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c. { 0. TEAM WINS
TWO GAMES FROM
i. c. |. BOWLERS
STOREHOUSE EMPLOYEES OF
PRESIDENT STEVENS THRASH
MANAGER BULLARD'S CREW
AT RAILROAD Y. NJ. G. a.

Although yellow is the sign manual
Of the road by which they arc en-
ployed, the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
read bowlers have no saffron streak.
and proved this again at the Railroad
Y. NJ. C. 4. Wednesday night. when
The storehousc lads put u --crimp IN
tho ambitions of the Atlantic Coast
Line quintet.
The G. s. o. boys bowled in fine
form. and although they were nosed
out In the first game. they took the
last two handiy. Deasy. OF the \. c.
L.. accumulated a total OF 4ss pins
during thu evenings entertainment,
and this ranked him first. Cook, OF
tho c. & Q. gang. piled up AS sticks
of wood and led his team and ranked
second to Deasy.
Following are the scores:
(hexA ucAke and Ohio.
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MAGEE HAS TO OUT
BASKETBALL GAME
FAMOUS BtSEBALI PLAYER
GIVES Up INDOOR SPORT,
FEARING INJURY.

According 70 a report from Con-
nelsviile, Pa. Sherwood Magee, the
great stick wielder in the National
League baseball games last season,
and who has been making fine re-
cord re- Il hask ethall artist, has quit
the game
The receipt Of letter from Horace
FoRcl, president OF the Philadelphia
National League baseball club, sug-
gesttng that the chances of injury in
basketball were too great 10 permit
\ great baseball player participating
in the sport. Magee acted on Fogers
suggestion and viii play no more dur
ing the winter.
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WILLIE LEWIS IS
LOOk|NG FOR SCRAP
WITH 'fARlANO
TWO CRACKING GOOD FIGHTERS
MAY BE MATCHED-LEWIS
SAYS PACkFY SHOULD
LEAVE LIGHTWEIGHT
CLASS AND JOIN MID
DIES.

NEW YORK, Dec. Eff Paek key
Mcfarland. the Chicago stock yard
boy" wants To get on A. good match
and one that will bring him In neat
roll. all he has to do liz to declare
himself n welterwcight. Willie Lewis
wants to meet Mcfarland. and the
Empire Athletic Club stands rsady
to post a big purse fer n bout be-
tween these two.
Lewis insists that Mcfarland should
no longer bother with the light
weights, rs he cannot make n lower
weight than I35, and this at O'clock
In tho afternoon. Lewis says taht
such a weight means that Mcfarland
would enter the ring at around l42
pounds Lewis will agree 10 this
weight at 8 o'clock for n fight with
packey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22
DAILY LIKELY To
WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
fROM ALFRED De ORC
PRESENT HOLDER OF IT'LL
MUST PERFORM MIRACLE
~ n
WITH CUE IN 3-CUSHIOS
BILLIARD MATCH To
SAVE HIMSELF FROM
DEFEAT.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2@--~Tnless AL
fred Da Gro performs miracle to-
night in his final stand against John
w. DAILY. the Chicago hiiitardist. the
title OF three cushion champion viii
he transferred hy him to the Chicago
an. The score In now loo TO 90 IN
Days favor. leaving tho latter with
only SO points to make, to De oro's
30. Days play last night was more
brilliant than on the opening night,
and he simply ran away from the
champion.
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No Fight. No Eat.

Owing to his continued taking,
Dixie Kid. the negro welterwelght.
has been barred from New York
Dixie has been matched TO box Bob
Moha. OF Milwaukee. at Buffalo. on
January 9, the conditions being that
Dixie la To fight on tho level or get
no pay,--Detroit News
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YALE MLN BEAT
81. FACL liam
IN faLIkEl GAME
SONS OF OLD ELI MAKE GAEtRl.
son FINISH AND WIN TO 5.
BLUE BOYS HAVE Wis.
IONS OF CHAMPION
SHIP.

NEW YORK. Dec 22.-Yaie has
visions OF d championship hockey
team this season. following her to
3 victory last night over the gtrong
st. Paul school team at the st. Mich
olas rink.
The New Haven team is declared
by all who saw the game To be a far
stronger combination than that or
last season. and tho way II came from
behind and swamped the prep" boys
delighted the Blue spectators. Prince
ton and Williams Will play at the ST.
Nicholas rink tonight.
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are the scores.
Chesapeake and Ohio.

The Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. team will
flinK tho wooden Riobules down the
Newport Alleys with the Times Dis
patch quintet Thursday night. As
the two teams represent different
leagues, ami roth are strong and have
large followlHgs. II is confidently ex-
pected that the welkin Will ba made
to ring when the pin-spIllers get down
70 regular knitti,. I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22

have located now In what h km&2
as the second collection district
Guiding Norfolk, Portsmouth. E1eo
burg, Fredericksburg and RtchH
The tobacco taxes and tho wh3M
taxes form the bulk Of the rUco1D<
in the local office. sSl
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0tKelIey. of Syracuse, were match
ed yesterday to box - rounds before
tho onondaga Athletic cluh AT Stra-
cus.e on or about january IL. f4skel-
iys manager. Tommy RYAN, announc-
Cd that the big Celt woald meet either
George Cotton or Earl Morris, the
two heavs-weights who won Tuesday
night battles. anytime tbs men were
ready to sign.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22

Director OF Public Safety Clay, Of
Philadelphia, after consulting with tho
sporting editors of the various news
papers in tnat city, yesterday drew
up q new set % rules 10 govern box
ing contests. The most important
change IN that which requires IL pt%-
stefan To be constantly AT the ringside
during the progress Of the bouts 10
examine the contestants whenever
they are Knocked down and 10 inform
the referee as u their physical ability
to continue.
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PA MOORE BEATEN
By TOMMY LANGO0N
LATTER HAS ALL TIia BETTER
OF FAST sfx-ROUND
WIGHT.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 22.-Tom-
my Langdon and Pal Moore. both Of
this city, fought fast six-round
bout before the National Athletic Club
Wednesday night. and the honors wers
ali LanEdon's
The latter, though outweighed BY
about I'VE pounds. kept Moope's head
rocking from the first te the i&ee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22

IN straight falls in FIVE and three
minutes, respectively. George Hack
enschmidt. the Russian wrestler.
Tuesday night won from &. .. Busch,
the Montana giant. ut Fremont Neb.
After IS rounds OF excellent spar
ring, Jake Barada, OF South 81. Jos
over Tommy Mcfarland. Of San Fran
cisco. This was McFarland's first
tight since he met Al Nolgast light
weight champion. last summer Wei
CAST breaking his arm.
Charley Griffin aud Willie Eeecher
ara scheduled 10 box 10 rounds at
the Long Acre Club. OF New York.
TO das. The winner Is anxious to he
matched with the winner Of the
Knockout Brown Murphy fight
Big Mackey. of Cleveland, and irish
padd. Callahan. of Brooklyn. are In
shape for their 10-round encounter
at til. Eastern Parkway A. c.. Brook
.sn. to- morrow. Jack Rerriman and
Benny Reilly and Young Paekey Nc
Farland and Joe Bell viii meet IN six
round bouts.
There is a rare treat in store for tna
boxing fans OF New York4 Nd Vol
gast. champion lightweight the
world, Will probably appear in "a few
weeks. He has been asked to meet
the winner III the Lew Powsli-Jack
Goodman match, scheduled to take
place at the National Sporting Club
tomorrow night.
The Poweil-t;oodman bout il the
opening affair In a series Ut attrae-
tive contests planned by Manager Tom
D'Rourke To decide who is entitled
to meet the present title holder. Ever
since Owen Moran arrived In the
East, after his defeat OF BATTLING Mel
son. he has been challenged right
and left by other candidates for VOL
sast y tlt4e-rommy Murphy. Knock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22
Harvard vs.. Cornell

Harvard and Cornell vii! row "A
two-mile race on Lake Cavuga- Itha-
ca, n. Y. next MAY.
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Sporting Squibs

Although Richmond baseball fans
will not see the entire New York
League team In action here,
they VIII get glimpse of Hal Chase
Jack Quinn, Dutch Revelle and the
ether twirlers next spring
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22

Ali these WORTHLESS will play exhi-
bitien games on the local ball yard
on March -. 81 and IS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22

Jack Frost is sharing The center of
the stage In Richmond with Santa
Claus. Snanpy cid Jack has blown
his breath on the lake N Forest Hill
and Lakeside SINCE Sunday and frozen
them over TO the queens taste
Many merry skating parties will be
held on the frozen surfaces during
holiday week, II Jack keeps his grip,
which the weather man saws he will,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22

1t was expected that the whole team
would train here. but Owner Brad
lsy OF the local bail club. has been
informed that the Yanke. aggregation
viii work out at Athens and Hot
Springs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22

Another innovation is that which
provides that the padding on the
floor at the ring shall extend for
distance OF three feet beyond the
ropes. No boy will he allowed 70
compete who is under sixteen years
OF age and all tgrudge and cham
pionship contests are forbidden. In
lightweight class and under no one
will be permitted TO meet an oppo-
nent who If 10 or more pounds heaF-
Ter.
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The New York men viii tc divid-
ed into two camps. and one ~ them
under the leadership Of Chase, the
most wonderful first sacker In the
game, will play here in March
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22

Director Gay aud Assistant super
Intendens a'Lears informed the pro-
moters or the various clubs that the
new rules would have To b. lived up
To and that both boxers and club
owners would be protected In their
rights The license ef the Nonpareil
Athletic Club, which MAS revoked fol-
lowing the death ~ Kid Gardiner,
WIS renewed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22

Car. Morris. OF Sapulpa- Okla her
aided az the white mans hope"
knocked out Marvin Hart, OF Louis
vile. KY, former claimant OF the
heavyweight championship af the
world. In the third round nj SapuIpa
Tuesday night.
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SEVERANCE & SON, Stanford, Kentucky

Mr.. G. r. Coleman was down from
the mines TO spend few days with
his family.
Rev. b o. Beck and wife have re-
turned TO their home In Waco, Texas,
after a visit TO relatives here.
Mesdames W. b. Mckinney ant
Bette Mckinney have returned from
Elixir Springs.
Miss Lena Palmer has arrived o,
resume her duties in the Stanford
Graded School
Mrs. J. W. Hayden has returned "a
her home Paris after a short visit
TO her mother. Mrs. Permelia Brown
A little daughter has arrived al
the home OF DR. and Mrs. w. n. Craie
on Logan avenue. She mas been nam
ed Nancy Chenault.
Mr.. Jesse N. Alverson returned this
morning from week end visit in
Millersburg Frankfort News.
Mrs. c. Flower has returned home
after a two weeks visit to friends in
Cincinnati.
Miss Fettro. who will nave charge
OF the music department at the city
school. has returned.
Mrs. Annie Engleman and daugh
tiers, Mrs. Mamie Woods Kitchen and
Miss Sue Taylor Engleman are at
Crab Orchard Springs for the week.
Miss May Moffett. Of Lebanon, is
the guest OF Misses Bette and Matte
Paxton,
Rev. c. D. Tillinan and daughter,
Miss Jewell rillman. who have been
conducting the camp meeting
Jumbo, took the train here Monday 10
return TO their home in Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Agnes Long, Of Harrodsburg,
who has charge OF the sixth grade
at the city school. has arrived and
viii make her home with Mrs. LEILA
Cook for the winter Miss Long is the
possessor of a life teachers certih.
cate, a very high recommendation Of
her ability.
The CoGrer.Journal Sunday had
this announcement. which will be OF
much inteTeSt here, where the bride
10 be WIS born and lived for many
years with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Albert q. Eastland announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Ad
die Chrisler Eastland TO Mr.. Samuel
Caldwell Walker, Of Perryyille. The
wedding will take place in October
Mrs. r. l.. Dawson and daughter
Margaret. and Miss Minnie suaub
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cALDWELL-JONES.

A special from Cazenovia, N. Y. to
the Courier Journal says: The en-.
gagement of Mrs. TnHe Brandt Col.
well. Of this place, and Breckenridge
Jones, n st. Louis banker and descend
ant Of a distinguished family, was an
nounced here to-day. The marriage
will take place the latter part OF Sep
TENDER. Mrs. Colwell who was born
in St Louis. is the daughter OF Col.
Joshua b. Brandt, who won his title
by gallant service in the war Of 1912.
The grandfather, John Brandt, served
with honor in the Revolutionary War.
The bride-elect's mother was Misc
Sarah Benton, niece Of Senator Thos
II. Benton
Mr. Jones president and counsel of
the Mississippi Valley Trust Company
and telephone magnate, is one of the
most successful and esteemed finan-
ciers in the South and West. His extra
ordinary ability and achievements are
appreciated even by competitors.
After finishing a scholastic course
in Kentucky, his native State, he
taught school and studied law. The
potential influence is the result of
his own efforts, and his advancement
has not altered the democratic spirit
which inbred him at the beginning OF
his career"
Mr.. Jones is a former resident of
Danville, and has many friends mere
who extend congratulations.
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and Mary-Jim straub took in the Eek
position at Cincinnati last week.
Mss Dora Straub is at home aft,
delightful tour of Europe. She visit.
ed four foreign countries while over
the water.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian church will meet Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Geo.
d. Hopper.
MIR. Ned Smith, OF Norfolk, Va, a
former Stanford boy. is the guest OF
his uncle, Mr.. Bailey Hill and family.
Mrs. }. b. Smith and pretty little
baby, Alice More. have returned
home after a months visit TO her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. T. w. Gooch.
Miss Sarah Curtis, OF .ius,onville,
went home with Mrs. Smith ard will
spend a few months In Murrcw, Ga
Miss Lille b. Greer. the attractive
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ! J..
Greer, OF Perryville, Won the s. gold
piece at the PerryVille fair for being
the prettiest girl baby. She is ten
months old and S a grand daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. III. Greer OF this city
Misses Pearl and Hannah Aldridge
are visiting friends Barbourville
I hey attended the fair in that place
last week ard received two premiums
on Montmellick and French embroi-
derry.
Mr.. Thomas Gooch, OF Ray county
Missouri, has been the guest OF his
cousin Mr.. W. T. Goooh and other re-
atlyes in the West End. The for
mer's father went from Kentucky Il
Missouri IN the early days and this
is Mr.. Gooch's FIRST visit to his Ia
Tiers old home.
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The first home grown watermelons
appeared on the local market this
last week and were sold at very good
prices. According to those who will
have them for the market this year.
the crop will be better than last sea-
son, although the rain retarded the
growth and they are now about ten
days late. Cantaloupes are in abun-
dance and about up to the average.
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PUBLIC RENTING

The A. G. Chrisman farm OF 90
acres with good Improvements, lying
one mile east of Moreland Station
on the Cincinnati Southern railroad
on Friday afternoon September 9Th
will be rented to the highest bidder
at ? O'Clock IN front of HUM & COT
tey's store Moreland
Seven acres to be sown in wheat,
or rye and about three acres to be
cultivated IN corn or tobacco the
balance In grass and meadow.
Terms on day of sale.
EDWARD ALcoRN. Exor.
A. G. chrisman.
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Your complexion as well as your
temper is rendered miserable by a
disordered liver. BY taking ChaInbe
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets you
can improve both Sold by Penny's
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PERSONALS


- .
J. e. Stanley. OF Hubble. made a
trip up 10 Livingston Saturday.
Mrs. H. 2. Hawkins is at the
Mudlavia Hotel. Kramer. Indiana. for
a short stay for her health
Miss Ida Adams has returned from
a six weeks tour Of Europe Mt. Yer
non Signal.
Mitchell Taylor and wife. OF Dan.
vile. have been here this week. They
were formerly OF urnside.-somer.
set Tins.
Mr. ]. u Eads Is visiting his daugh
ter. Mrs. w. VI. Brown at Min Springs
and attending the Wayne county fair
Rev. Homer w. Carpenter and AIRS.
Carpenter have returned home after
spending month at stanford Crab
orchard Springs and other points in
Kentucky - shelby Record.
Mr.. Il. p. owsley. Of Columbus,
Ca, has been the guest OF his father
DIT. ]. d. owsley for several days.
Judge Lewis l.. Walker, OF Lancas-
ter. spent Monday here. He was
congratulated by his friends here up
on his appointment as Judge.
Col. L. l.. Sanders. one OF the most
progressive business men in the East
End, was here Monday.
Miss Eta FIRTH. Of Brodhead. Is
the guest Of Dr. W. b. o'Bannon and
family.
Miss Aha Thompson returned 20
Mt Vernon Monday after a months
,isr 10 her cousin, Miss Fannie
Thompson in Danville. Miss Thomp-
son accompanied her home
Rev. ". r. Noel attended the Bap-
fist Association at Brodhead saturd-
day. lie reports a most enjoyable
and profitable gathering.
Miss Roberta O'Bannon left last
week. for West Point. Miss, where
shs Mn hold the chair OF Greek and
Lati1m the State College there this
teruS
MrstJ w. Hutchesou, OF Brodhead'
vas hAe Monday looking for a house
20 occupy when her family moves
here within short time, her hus'
band being the cashier of the new
State Bank and Trust Company.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications as they cannot reach the dis
eased portion OF the ear. There Is only one way 10
cure deafness. and that BY constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by infamed condition OF the
mucous lining OF the Eustachan Tube. When ms
tube Is innamed you have rumbiing sound or I'M
perfect hearing and when II Is entirely closed Deaf
ness the result and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored It's normal condo
ton. hearing Will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out OF ten are caused by Catarrh which Is nothing
oud an Unnamed condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We viii give one Hundred Dollars for any case Of
Deafness caused by catarrh) that cannot be- cured
by hals Catarrh Cure. send for circulars free.
7. ,. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. o.
Take uaIiis rar'1iy T51t. a.. ..,..,......
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New Tailored Suits

We have just place. sale about fifty Fall Suits the
est and colo The workmanship good hands
do paid the price ask for the ready suit for the
making alone you would not get any better workmanship
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-06

There lie a new line Of Csc box pa.
rers. special values at Penny's Drug
Rtore.
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] want 1900 nice tomatoes by Tues
day, Sept. 6. viii pay highest mar
ket price. Geo. n. Farris Stanford.