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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-15

HAVE a nice pen OF thoroughbred
Black Minorca chickens for sale. Also
settings Of eggs. Mrs. W. ii. Wearen'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-15
LOCALS.

FOUND, pair o. steel trimmed spec
tacles in Presby terian church. Inquire
at this office.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-15

S. c. b. LEGHoRN eggs for sale
Best laying strain. Write or phone Mrs.
r. L. Berry, Hustonvlle, Ky. 40
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-15

Rev. Mr.. DoNAHOE will preach at
the Crab Orchard Christian church Sun
day morning and evening.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-15

SEED sweet potatoes, lawn mowers
ice cream freezers at George II. Far
ris.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-15

WANTED MONEY. Will tuy any old
coins you may have. ADDRESS h. b ar
ris. Frankfort, XIV.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-15

FREsHyegetables. green beans, straw
berries, Friday and Saturday. J. D.
Horton.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-15

SEE the display of mems and wo-
mems shoes and slippers at the Coun-
try Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-15

CUT glass and solid silver spoons, etc
at W. n. Muelln's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-15

WEDDING presents at W. II. Muel-
ler's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-15

NEEDLES, Bobbns and Shuttles 70
: all sewing machines at Penny's Drug
store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-15

PURE Plymouth Rock eggs, 81 for
setting Of 10. Mrs. A. X. Nunnelley'
rurnersville.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-04-15

CHARCOAL at 81 per barrel. W. X.
Warner. Stanford, by. AZ.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
BOdi-TOne

does just what its disease by onne all
the body, and you try and what it will do for
your body BodiTone is small round tablet that is taken
three times every day. either before after meals you may
prefer Each ST 90 box contains sevenfve of these tablets
enough for days continuous use and send you
the full box without penny in advance that you try
and learn what you learn how easy and simple
is take, you learn how works the body how
stubborn diseases by helping every organ
The National tribune., 1910-10-06

AsHsoRo CI soldier the sxy-ve years
sunstruck the three the
could hardly anything for three
boxes feel ten than did before
My wife commenced to when she what
and it has helped her too. s. E. ALLEN
OEGoN-Bod is ahead of anything
worn-ou body and going to recommend
like myself have reading the National
tried the medicines found
the best met with j.
ROUGE LAFor than two years have been
Muscular Rheumatism and Bronchial trouble fact completely
unable work than
that could myself began take
much and
feel like seventytve much
easily than expected heartily
persons suffering Rheumatism general debility bronchial trouble loss
sleep and kindred disorders CENL ALLEN JUNEL
SOLDIERS HOME WI-When using
that could hardly walk thought end
approaching that would the
a have spent hundreds of dollars
think that this the greatest medicine together
HIRAM E. MOORE.
CUBA-I sixtyseven old and veteran of the
fifteen have suffered from Constipation Nervous
condition result of
BodGone and after taking three months
benefit than remedy
good feel strong and well
shall take pleasure recommending
my friends remedy tried CHAs MONTGOMERY
Capt. 34h Regiment, IT, S. Vo. Infantry
PIou OHIo-I eighty-six old and Bodone has
health and strength through
Tribune for my soldier had
STAYED Michigan and took baths
to do good Whenl returned home
hurt Since have been
this does not bother can
helped the and beat the carpet which shows
Bodi-Ton has done for me at my age Mrs JOHN BLOOM
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
Cures Causes

Bodi- Tone does its work by building up the body
fundamentally. 1t remedies the conditions which
make the trouble. and does not seek merely to re-
lieve symptoms. for symptoms may be depended
upon to disappear when the fault in the body which
made them possible has been corrected. Its many
ingredients are chosen with one purpose-to re-
store the entire body. knowing that disease
cannot exist when the body is in proper tone. 1t
acts always upon the simple but uudeniable prn
ciple that for every effect there must be cause
and that this cause mHn disaStEar when the body IS
toned to act naturally and harmoniously. with
proper ysor in all functions ltis much more than
a remedy for any one diseaSe-it is medicine
useful in almost every disease of the human body
for proper toning of the body must accompany
the permanent cure of any functional disease. 1t
is different from a, stomach remedy. although it
cures stomach troubles easily and quickly. Ii is
different from kidney medicine although il has
worked wonders in curing kidney troubles WHICH
had resisted the ordinary kidney cures. II is diff
ferent from rheumatic remedy. although thouS
ands of rheumatic suf erers have been amazed at
the way il drives out rheumatism. 1t is medicine
for all of the body that torrs all the 6Sdy and causes
the disappearance of rheumatic symptoms. stom-
ach symptoms kidney symptoms and other unnat-
ural symptoms. by placing the body in a natural
condition so that unnatural symptoms cannot con-
tinue therein. Send for 1t today and k,ym
The National tribune., 1910-10-06

Their experiences in the of BodT Tone have proven
beyond shadow of doubt that the BedT Tone plan of t0nng
all the body right plan that helps these and other
acted in these best shown by the letters of praise
received from former sufferers Every day mail brings its
share, for the fame of BodiTone spreading like ipd fire,
because Bod Tone doing the ork and proving its superior
iy remedies. Many who have for years been
in health and have tried most all of the prominent med
cnes have written that single box of BOd Tone did
good than all the others combined Other sufferers,
who have tried good physicians and specialists for their
troubles at great cost over long PERIOD have written that
Bod Tone did the work after their doctors had failed 1t
luck accident guesswork which gives Tone this
power but expert knowledge and how
where others have failed 1t invented supply
The need for real medicine sufferers could depend upon
and the experience ofhousadS prove how fills this need
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
VeteranS
Are Joining

Thousands of the of the civil joining the
and getting better health through
the This remedy has been offered through the columns
OF the National Tribune the old soldiers their daughters
invented and placed the Men
Post have used it, and most meeting tells
his comrades wn has done for him. for these men, shattered in health
and snsta the men who need Bod the most hous
the National already
e the from along the and they the bleak N aa hf ho
and hundreds from along the Gulf where northern
banner OF the flowing with its golden
THE New State HEALTH Read
L. H. VINO are glad and proud that they Joined the
PALMS C am veteran OF the late seventy -four old
and served for three and months had the Rheumatism
three months not had of trouble feel fine and
work we'll could challenge of
G W WA WA" . M WIN me- ol my Hmo ana @ are now ne shape
shot" for this trouble. N.
CoHzAD, would
old soldier and have troubled with
suffering with Cramp Coi while the Mississippi
had been without sleep long that expected lie awake until twelve
O'Clock night and often until three the Since using
BodTone nearly ali night long eat all and almost
ss ,a at s and d my BOWELS ots are regular m consider Rys much
experience will help other old soldier relieved
diseases incurred during the D. HART.
OPELKA ALABodiTone has good than
have taken had Kidney and Bladder trouble and weak
that could hardly lift chair pain back and shoulders Now
that has all disappeared lie lett side we'll
much for MRS B. B. BRoADwATER.
BodiTone
very bad case Of Blood Poisoning Ny leg was something awful
There was sore on as big as my right hand and right below the knee
relieved pain healing nicely This
and trouble to me and who has suffered in this
thankful Bod the National
calling my attention. WILLIAM HORTON
my duty my
with Indigestion for about twelve and OF the severely
tried different remedies with but little relief until Bod
trying
and has done good have told all of friends about and
month and the Civil War; say and ALL
sick or ailng try Bodirone A. F. DAVIS
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
Back to Nature

Bod Tone is rightly named. for its purpose is to
tone the bodily organs making all functions healthy
and performed with due vigor. 1t gives the right
helPat the right time to the various organs of the
body and through them TO all tie 6oay. This power
to tone is the secret of its in meeting and
remedying disease at its root. the secret Of It's
ability 10 drive all disease from the body. The
combination of different medicinal elements In
Bodi-T Tone exerts Il wide range of influence and
activity in the body. Each and every possesses
characteristics which are needed in this common
sense plan of making each organ healthy of toning
all the body Each eXerts special action in some
certain part organ or function of the body that
helps to bring the whole body 6ack TO nature and 70
health When their combined action restores the
natural tone throughout the entire body. OF
di5eaJe yeni00ei, and the disease can no longer
exist for the condition which made it is gone This
marks the great difference between Bodi-Tone and
the common remedies of the day. The great fault
with the ordinary remedies is that they do not 90
far enough. and their results not lasting They
do little real work in the body. for they make
the common mistake of treating the efect instead
of the eaase. of relieving the symptoms instead of
correcting the irregular conditions in the body
which caused the symptoms TO appear. IL is very
much like setting pan to catch drip in the roof.
instead ofreparing the leak so there will be no drip
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
Danger Signals

This very common error of treating symptoms
allows many diseases to change into the chronic
form. for the 6dzSe becomes more firmly rooted-in
the body as time goes on This mistake is made in
doctors prescriptions as well as in patent medi-
cnes. Liver symptoms. bowel symptoms. stomach
symptoms. heart palpitations urinary symptoms.
rheumatism; catarrh. dEoDsy. female ailments.
eczema. backache. headache earache and all other
aches are all the same. They are only signs or
danger signals 10 show that something is wrong in
the body. Each symptom represents some dis
turbng cause. some fundamental DTesA!arity, and
unless this irreguarity is entirely corrected. the
symptoms. no matter how often relieved by patent
medicines doctors prescriptions are certain to
come back repeatedly. until the constant irreg-
uiarity makes the condition chronic. People who
wonder why there is so much chronic disease here
find the answer-the failure to restore the body TO
natural condition BY toring the <Htr< body instead of
working only to ease the immediate distress which
the disease has used TO show its presence.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
Application
Clipped from National Tribune

Clipped from National Tribune
Bodi-Tone Company,
Hoyne & North Aves., Chicago Ills.
need better health and want to join the Bodi
Toners. have read the Bodi-Tone announce
ment, offering St.oo box of Bodi-Tone on Is
days trial, and ask you to send me Si.o0 box by
return mall postpaid. promise to give it 4 fair
trial and to send you 100 for same promptly if
am benefited at the end of IS days. If it does
not help me will not pay one penny and will owe
you nothing. Neither nor any member of my
family have ever before used Bodi-Tone and
state honor that this application is for my own
personal use and not for any other person. The
following is my full name and address to which
the Bodi-Tone should be Sent
Town
State
St. or R. F. D.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
What Tone
Means

The first step in curing any dsease. 4 the cure IS
TO be successful should be fo rails. the i9rr oi the
entire physical body. 10 make al .; the body help
in the cure. This is the underlying roNs: OF az
Bodi-Tone's great work. Tom is lItt'e word.
but it means great deal. in fact everything in
health, According 10 the dictionary. tte 0eS;
authority. the word tone means that condition OF
the body. and its organs parts, wheh al! the
functions are heaIthp and bs,erstf ie!A7 are viSe
When ali the organs doing their part, rhsr
each is acting in entirely natural way. whsn the
energy. strength and power of resistance to disease
proper 'kone'
The National tribune., 1910-10-06

which your Kidneys are acting Bod one helps to restore
tone the Kidneys, helps them right there any
thing wrong with your Stomach BodTone helps to the
wrong with your Nerves. your Blood, your Liver your
Bowels General SYSTEM the ngredesin BodT one
s are @ Wo I and Y warn av % dsS
exerng always well understood definite action iatproduces
results of the kind sufferers appreciate you
rheumatism, Bod Tone splendid emnant helps to elm
the Uric Acid from the system while restores
the Kidneys Stomach and Blood thereby exertnga continual
obtain or retain footold in the system BodTone should
be used by all suffering from any of the various Female
Ailments for its onng properties especially valuable in
such ailments Bod-Tone is especially urged for all chronic
sufferers who have tried honest reputable physicians home
and elsewhere without getting the relief and permanent benefit
have given him real and honest chance to do what he can
and the medical combinations he has used have failed then
give this scientific, modern combination of oldme remedies
a chance to show what if do for you.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
Bo2i- Tone

right all through, made the right pan from the FIRST
to the last Ingredient remedy that knows its work in The
body and does in way that satisfies the boGyowner 1t is
pure remedy that all the family young Old can use 1t
contains narcotic habtforming drugs, it contains
ingredient that your family doctor will not endorse and
say good thing does depend upon druggng the
body 1t does not kill pain with opium morphine 1t does
not excite the body with ALCOHOL but tones the body and
its disorders win remedies intended and
the body that power would moi have been given them
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
Send 0day

Why delay another day, when trial of this and
proven medicine for the askng Why keep on suffer
Toners clip The application blank, fill in your
and address, and mail IS days treatment otis
great remedy that has already put thousands on the road TO
health The curative powers of BodTo have been amply
proven by solid year o. It has been tested in
Thousands Of cases. covering great variety ofaments both
sexes every age and the results obtained than
sufficient to amply prove the wide curative value ofhis spen
did formula Itwas advertised right from the start remedy
for all of the body and its aid has been sought By chronic su
ferers from OF the important diseases which destroy the
bodys peace and comfort Over hundred thousand people
have used it during the past year.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06

BodToEe offers its -aaahIe services you right now,
right from this PAGE f sick II need medicinal
help If bodily organs acting they should
your bodT not in right natural and normal tsns This
is what Bodi-1on is forto help
Body health, vgor vitality stfeESth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-21
Distinguished Company Is
Invited to Meet
Mr.. Taft.
Secretary and Mrs. Meyer
Entertain Company
at Dinner.

The Secretary OF War and Mrs. Dick
lnson were hosts last night at the sec
ond Cabinet dinner Of the season in
honor OF the President The guests IN
vited TO meet him were Mrs. Charles
Anderson. AR Justice and Mrs Har-
IAN, Nh Justice and Mrs Lurton. Sen
ator and Mrs. Robert L. Taylor, Maj.
Gen J. Franklin Bell, the Assistant
Secretary OF War and Mrs. Robert
Shaw Oliver. the Solicitor General and
Mrs, Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Foster Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry
Butler, Mrs. I. e Letter. and the new
American Minister 10 China and Mrs
". J. Calhoun who are visiting the
Secretary and MIS-. Dickinson.
The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer entertained at dinner last even
Ing having as their guests the Austro-
Hungarian Ambassador and Baroness
Hengelmuller, the Secretary Of the In
terror and Mrs. BauinCer. the Civil
Service Commissioner and Mrs John
AcIlhenneys Senator and Mrs. Burrows,
Representative and Mrs. Thomas s.
Butler. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Porter,
Captain and Mrs. Potts. Captain and
Mrs Ward, Captain Stanton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry White.
Following the dinner the Secretary and
MIS- Meyer were hosts al e large re-
cepIlon At $3.50 o'clock. al which the
guests were number OF naval and
marine corps officers and their fami-
LeS- Ihey VIII entertain at a reception
against next Thursday evening
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-21

preme Court, the need for national
control IS imperative. If the Govern
ment wins, then it has the power to
crush number of the big industrial
combinations which are monopolies or
near monopolies. And It is likely some
Of them VIII be crushed. But the bust
ness done by these concerns cannot be
wiped out OF banished- It has 70 be
carried on and no more feasible way
has yet been suggested than through
Federal interpretations which are thor
Oughly controlled by the strong hand
Of the Government. But it must be a
real and not q theoretical control.
Should the Government lose the To-
bacco trust and Standard Oil cases,
then the Sherman law would be so full
of holes that for the protection Of the
public some form Of Federal control Of
corporations would have 10 be had.
The Administration plan as drafted
into a bill not yet introduced is for
voluntary Incorporation But from the
sentiments expressed by members OF
Congress, 1t Is clear that a compulsory
measure would receive more favorable
consideration At least, the opposition
TO a voluntary measure Is such that It
does not seem possible now TO pass it.
It is pretty clear that Congress Is
not going TO submit to any serious
weakening Of the Sherman law unless
It knows that the grip Of the Govern
ment on the great industrial aggrega-
tions of capital in Interstate business
VIII not be ioOsened- Il is also clear
that Congress does not want complete
" 10 wipe out these aggTegatiOns Of
capital.
Under the circumstances. the thing
to be done ought to be reasonably clear.
Congress ought TO take hold of nation
al incorporation and solve It, and solve
it by giving the Government such au-
thority over corporations SIS to pre-
vent abuses, protect the public from
indus exacticns, and give capital its
reasonable measure of security.
The managers Of the big Interstate
corporations might as well realize that
It Is up to them TO give genuine CO.
operation in putting through such leg
islstion and abandon any idea they
may have that they can foist on Con-
gress a plan to make the Sherman law
a dead letter and at the same time
escape effective regulation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-21
GET DOWN TO CIVIL SERVICE
BRASS TACKS.

The Senate Committee on Civil Serv-
ice and Retrenchmeut IS beginning an
inquiry Into the workings Of the civil
service laws which promises 20 be help
fuI both 70 the army Of men and WON
en- In the classified service and TO the
public which provides the money to
run the Government
This inquiry relates TO the need OF
changes IN the civil service laws. It
viii concern itself with the conditions
Of entry into the service and with the
retirement question Chiefly, however
It VIII inquire II promotion by merit
can be enforced Promotion Is not
row made according 10 merit, as
everybody knows.
Plenty of politicians can be found
who still insist the civil service sys-
tenn Is a failure, but they are the
preiudiced believers IN the old spoils
system On the whole. the civil service
system has worked 20 the great ad-
vantage Of the country The Govern
ment gets better service and the old
machine Style OF politics Is losing its
grip because Of 1t. But this Is not say
ing that the civil service system Is
incapable Of great Improvement
Until applicants are admitted to the
classified service strictly on merit and
promoted on merit, without being
hampered by personal likes and dis
likes or helped by fav0ritism, the civil
service system VIII lack greatly, and
It's enemies VIII have ground for crit
cism and fault-fndIng. And until a
retirement system is established, the
service VIII be cloggad with men and
women who are no longer able to give
the Government value received, while
the more efficient find their advance
ment retarded
70 is time that Congress understood
that the real benefactor Of a civil serv-
ice organized to the highest notch Of
perfection Is not the working force in
the civil service, but the public Econ
Omy in Government expenditures Is
practical impossibility without some
thing Ike a perfectly organized work
ing force. An increasing disposition TO
take this view at the Capitol promises
more results than a year Of speeches
on economy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-21
RECKLESS STATEMENTS IN
THE HOUSE

representative ShacBeford Of Ms
sJui, on January 20 made a startling
statement IN the House It was that
$50 800, 600 has been taken out Of the
vaults Of the various treasures Of the
United States BY those IN charge Of
them and the Government is not in a
position 70 know anything about how
It happened OF how the business was
conducted
Of The $40, 10000 which Is carried
On the Treasury books as unavailable
balance. s2s,I0l,644 represents the
amount of money deposited in the
treasures Of twenty-six States dur
Ing the Administration Of Andrew
Jackson This leaves a balance Of
Sl-75S,l ia to cover deficits and defalca-
tons during period Of fffty-two years.
This Is sixty three 0ne-hundred thou
sandths Of one per cent Of loss
Nh ShackIeford should look before
he leaps.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-21
BeTry-KnOx
Cards Are Issued.

4lT. and Mrs William Salisbury
Knox have cards o1rt for the marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Georgia Cathar-
ine Knox. TO Harry Smith Berry, OF
Nashville, Tenn, formerly lieutenant
Thirteenth Cavalry, L S A, Tuesday
afternoon February & az 80 o'clock, In
St Thomas Episcopal Church
Miss Sarah Berry. Of Nashville. Tenn
sister Of the bridegroom. viii be maid
OF honor for Miss Knox. and the brides
maids VIII be Miss Anna Keith Frazier
daughter Of Senator Frazier Of Tennes-
see and Miss Nina Knox Van Ans
dale, cousin Of the bride-eIeCt-
Frank Berry, CT Nashville. Tenn, q
cousin Of Mr.. Berry. viii be best man.
and the usEers viii be Capt H H Rally,
Lieut. victor Foster, Lieut.. Il. ". Hunt
ley. and Lieut. Henry Pratt
The ceremony VIII be- performed BY
the Rev c. Ernest Smith, rector Of St
Thomas Church, assisted by Chaplain
II. A. Brown, Of the barracks. a small
reception will follow IN the home OF
the brides parents on New Hamp-
shire avenue