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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28
PERSONAL.

GhNE*r ~ ts0sMx. rrAtuEn on
tlAND. ORGAN, HARMONY, AiOn
ERN PIPE ORGAN, ANAII4A s
FOR PUfftsr PRACTICE STUDIO
1879 w, GRACE STREET, TEtaA-
PHONE. MONROE sls
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HENRY j COIN.
superintendent,


Htvhmond, Va.
October. 1911. April 1919
Enrolment Books Now open.
studies for Men.
Arithmetic Architectural Drawing,
Bookkeeping, Commercial English, Me
schsnieal Drawing penmanship and
Business Forms. Stencgraphyt Tele-
grsphy. Typewriting, Window Card
Ls.teT ing.
short-Ferm Clubs for Weu.
BUSINESS Hgiidln& tS.ssldou EourSels 7 he
Science Of Service tSReldon Course
Studies for Boys.
Arithmetic. Spelling Penmanship Bus
mess Forms Nice hanical Drawing.
Reading, stenography, Typew rtting,
Window Card lettering
Individual Instruction. Ep-to- date
methods.
Information free. Phone Monroe TAI
or address S, II Mckee, General See
Rotary.
IrApN now Atn.xt
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HELP FEMALE


wanted. two white Maids. eok aad
cham baF3naid IN family where "n8t
white ara employed AaarssS &i@R.
NifE4utaH.
Wanted. aaee Trimmer Apsi y
Mts /. Barnett. 31s - ErasH -.
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RICHMOND HrocS MARKET

Riehnena. Na, Sept, I'll. 1871,
STATE SECURITIES
nld Asked
! gia & Il Ii. tasa. s6A a7ts
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LADIES, YotR HAIRl

switches, pomp86ohrs. &c Charges
very moderate. RICHMOND HAth
EMPORIUM 22l T. BROAD street
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR ut1 mt.

tbefore they hunt their own hiuld,
ingl WIN be rented as a. whole or
siugly. Also storage for sugar. -four.
eoffee. agricultural implements and
other msfchn ndise OF all Kinds. for
which negotiable receipts VIII be is
sued. II desired. Address =, u. Cren-
SHAW % Thomas Armstrong;. NO, II
South Twelfth street, cay,
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LADIES GRAY HAlR SWITCHES.

900 Pare Hate fGuarmntredl Switches
go be sold. Bargains ali this wees
RICHMOND HAIR EMPORIUM, g21
H. Broad street
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X I. GOLDBERG
LATE WITH KAtFMAN CO.
BEt. TO ANNot NtE THAT HAVE
DrIsNED A1 LADIES TAILORING
ESTARLishMENT st 202 NORTH
FIRST STREET, WITH A Full.
Lane or IMPORTED AND TO.
AtESTIC GOODS AND LATEST
STYLES. NiLL. Also OFFER. To
ALL THE LADIES OF RICHMOND
AND VICINITY A REDtETIQN-A
S46.e0 SLIT FOR $500 FOR THE
NEAr TWO WEEKS INSPECTION
INVITED PHONE AfQMRlE a.
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GRAY HAIRS, GRAY HANS.

We Have Remtsrer, which WIN mf
once restore gray or faded hair t.
its original color RICHMOND 4tAih
EMPORIUM, 22l F. Broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO LADIES' YOUR HAIR.

10 feu NrnN Imitation Hair Doa't
come Ae sen pure French hair az
imitation prEes Great bargains
this week. RICHMOND uAlN EN-
FOKtj 81. Z21 y Broad street.
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REPAINriNo AND REPAIRING AUTO
BODIES

We Have Men Who Are Experts In
making your ear lock like new. The
cost of this kind OF work very mod
crate. Ii will doaLIe the enjoyment
yea derive from your car. Prompt,
careful attention always. GEO e.,
WHITE & SON established 1873.
Fine carriage and wagon builders,
40s ses North Fifth street Phone
Madison 2233.
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A Word About imitation HRir--fbaH's
buy cheap Imitation hair It's dctl
at amy prirc. Nc sell cure French
hair guaranteed at narration prices
Bargains an tAis week. BICHNty.s
HAIR EMPORIUM. 81 r.. Braad 49,
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shAMpo0fn1 ThIm " eek Speciality. Doe.
English methods used Drying by
electricity. Hair dressing, hair dye
ing, etc. RICHMOND HAIR EA-
LALLLA - . L---- - -...1.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Rsn

40 A Local nalis Newport Nsve
1870 A. I4e.e al- D@is-~~S ID Wills. II. I'm
thurmsn al a
80 90 tApfess paiiy- NesfelA. u1e r.
ft010 A local palh lehhg Laxss G e.
- 90 Y Express Dasts~--t Ia. II 'viI3a a%2
"a 90 Express DAILY Narfoik. n, -
4 80 81 oeal r. Daily N Nsw~, Gid
AIS y loeal Ia Ssadsx~s~ti on4an2
- is T., local fa sunday fNhhS.
Brlslxe, Clifton Forge,
% IA p haitesi Daily Iinuinnnst e.
az IA Il Express Daily taaaAn&si L%
~esleaI@fa fFasiaF cars S8
TRAINS ARhlsE hicaMpSn~~tann
tast 10 A, NJ. 80 T. NJ Throaxh II
III IA "A n Ia r. M 3S Ss
iasai ttssa Vest sss 30 A. M. $50 4, ~
TIaf NJ Thfessxh ! 80 A. ~. ia u "a
lag,ne river l.iae -. As A NJ. tst6 III VI
@slaaliS sse~tt Sunday. nj
RkA@sal n Pswsiws Ek1nie
tase ssavw sgeanh<sses. as~~saA -
IA gests. tsag fplefsssAfx S&E3H
81. 2, A. 20 10 II. sta A. ~. 1. Il <
$50 A. ~, y, ~ 10 r A. Is
II 10 r NJ tes 0hssssF. 1870 2xx
Fvtersbst2 as5
Cars lr~vs R~ssssssasx sess u ay~A4
talk ssa s.sas, .raa. ssA 49,
h SS A NJ. l2A Il ~. AS. -
4 a., y as Ssa $50, stu<4 III
ftiAay ~ssepi SssssiAF Aad k1al1n Aa H.
sSHsrteH hAsxAxs $40 e<peeA
ssfiraises es~eps HaAadAye - ~
Al ssl- isaxn Pssssslssss s~11
kAeh naokxl
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LADIES GRAY nAIa SWITCHES.

$40 pure Hair ffsusrasteedf SsYfteh eR.
are selling bargains ai1 this week
RlCHIoND HAIR EMPORIUM. "a
l.. BROAD street
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MONEY rc LOAN.

oSs NoDey Furnished 10 Bald GA Year
own lot, or NC viii buy a lot Tor
you Ia ans part os tina city or suhath
Sc your own plan, your ewn builder,
Ne furnish the money, WHY pay
Een18 Why Keep snuf lot vacant
when you can bulld SO easy SMITH,
rs North Eighth street
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ladies, YoUR HAIR.
LADIES. xotR uAIa ~ tupoRTA>r.


III 3ea Want Imitation Hair Don't
come Va sell pure French halr a.
imitation prices. Great bargains this
week RICHMOND HAIR EN-
IGkLLM. I'll = Eraaa errn-L
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LADIES. MAKE YoTR HAIR look
BEATIFt l..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28

kss ~si~, Harsa@ Hetm &ss aasam@es NV .
rooms frame. large TOT rrNA, e. Ice
small oash payment j. A. CtiNNh1s-
IN a 60
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ROOMS FOR RENT

Wanted at 0aee. Furnished Room.
VITA small aleoVe alta he'd. aud ore
ferahiy runnt8e water. Price must
be reasonable. T.. r. l.. care Viz
gintan.
Rooms For Rent, Furnished or tn&ur-
nisnea. with or without board 2bGs
r. Broad
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FVs $3.50 tf~F NtFwVt fFNFEWaN FhFrV~
story htfck, nth. Rooms bath etc
near t1rst street price, S4aAa, rea-
s0nahle terms !, A. CoNNEIA.X a
co
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TIT ST TO HIVE NbTk F'AIL. or
WINTER SUIT MADE. / WILL CON
TNUE MY SPECIAL PRICES ONE
W EEK LONGER ALI. THE LATEST
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GOODS
TO SELECT FROM. XoU CAN SAVE
FROM SIS TO $40 by PLACING
YOUR ORDER WITH ME- AT ONCE.
SATiSFACTfON. GIfA ia N,GEEn
CUTTER LADIES TAILOR I.ATE
OF HAsS BHoS,. NEW YORK CITY.
212 NORTH THIRD STREET
PHONE MONROE S27a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-28

switches pompadours &e. Charges
very iuaaerate RICHMOND BAlE
I,TpORttM 81 t. froaa street
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Adna \. taaen The Idea Mas, eNsas
has been IN ~ nehharE. where he MAS
called oy sickness IN his family is
hack at his printing office. tlDo Tan
ital street whore he is ready 90 40
all Kinds " job patatiag t-pFd Hotel
Euildina
RfeAasauA ton@@rS Hasrs 81 Ma.Ae. tMs~
ale&urs mpun Application, h.. Eugene
Goshy pireS tor, see +. Grace street.
Phone Madison Tast
valdez. fhr es~aswv. Has Hesuas esa
from sis East Masal street TO la9 East
Main. rAona Madison ssss.
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CnA@. FISHER. LADIES' TABOR sng
EAST GRACE STREET,
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Fer s@ie. thmres Hsn nw~ilsagt sSi.hf
ruoaass frame Thirty snnd street
corner lot Price xs4AV0 small "a ii,
payment $500 or Fnersl s. A. cox
NklIsx o GO
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LADIES. N0IR NAM!

Aes. We Fse-pye end He-Make Faded
switches p1HBad9urs. "A. Charges
very moderate RICHMOND IsAIK
T@toHdt "a, 81 T. i'roaa street
SWITCHES SWITCHES! BARGAINS:
best French nesI Hair switches Are
setting Bargains an ti9sz week a.
sha6es in stock RICHMOND HAIR
I.Hioktt.M 81 F.. Ksoad street
rCriFS. rtFFS. prFFs.
Those Pretty Pufts. Made From Aour
J~@ tnHf biuEs or cat hair. Charges
va rreaer3te RICHMOND HAIR
LA}t'fti Z NJ AZ i.ast Broad street
aANICtnTSG.
MnsieurinG. wauicur4ax. RICHMOND
IAfk EaP0hll At 81 East Broad
CuIinaEN'> HAIR.
thiidren's Hair Cutting "a Specially,
f.Mp9tsffsM - Last bread street.
TELBNas. NEa YORK LADIES
TAILOR. I'll +. BROAD STREET.
Automobiles for Hire. SHENANDOAH
MOTOR CO 1919 ~. Broad street
Phone Monroe 2Tt7.
Wanted, second Hand surry. Mast ne
In good order and cheap FOR one
horse ". j. e. care NtfK nlaH
Mrs, n naasom the French Cleaner
dyer and pre&seF. IS now located at
az \ jefferson street. Phone 1919
Human Hair aought aad sold AT
HL-zi!lEs EOS =. 4hir6 street.
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hundred notehaads, eillheads. state
ments. tags, cards or envelopes sent
postpaid, fpr acc, Phone Monroe
S2Ss, CAMPBElis PRESS. 1855 W.
Main
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-19

We are glad to learn that the Cay
&c Milling Company's products are
meeting with popular favor, because
young institutions like this usually
have a hard struggle at first. Finan-
cially the mill is doing nicely, ano
the stockholders are well pleased with
their investment. No reason at all
why our Cayce friends should not
turn out the best flour on earth, and
they are making a good start. Sat
urday We overheard a lady, uninter-
ested in the success of this venture,
praising the baking qualities of the
Cayce flour-and these unsolicited
testimonials are worth while. This
mill naturally gets the business from
the territory formerly covered by Mr..
Burnett's mil |, recently burned, at
Moscow, and has bright prospects for
increasing its business from year to
year Continuing with good fellows
on the head of it and first-class pro
ducts the Cayce mill will be a big
success.
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GOOD RECOMMENDATION.
Hickman. Ky. Oct. 4. l!

Hickman, Ky. Oct. 4, 1911
|, Mrs. Minnie Williams, widow of
Lon Williams, deceased, who died
September 2lst, 1911, do hereby GER
tify that my husband, the aforesaid
Lon Williams, took a policy with the
National Life Association of Des
Moines, Iowa, on May 18th, 1911,
through your representative, Mel.
Delaney, Number 22326, and that on
September Both, 1911, made proof
OF my husbands death and turned
same over to Mel. Deleney your a
gent, and that | have this day re-
ceived payment in full through the
above mentioned agent, at their de-
pository. The Hickman Bank & Trust
Co, of Hickman. Ky. and | want to
thank the above mentioned National
Life Association and its representa-
tiyes for their prompt and kind at
tention.
Signed MRS. MINNIE WILLIAMS.
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zeeMez4A e MM

Miss Maggie Lee Rice was In Tn
ion city, Friday.
Cleaners and pressers for particular
people. White Bros. Phone 1876.
j. G. Patterson returned Saturday
from business trip TO Trenton,
Tenn.
DR.. J W Nayior has sold his resi-.
dcncc property Mt Caycc to George
Pewit,.
Joe Wall has returned from Mengel
wood where he has been at work for
several weeks.
Why not use dustless coal for cook.
ing. A. A. Faris has the real article
at the right price.
c. G. Smith and n. l.. Amberg were
In Ch4rleston. Mo. the latter part OF
last week on business.
Lawrence Coombes. OF Mabel. was
here Friday. leaving Friday night for
St Louis to buy goods
A satisfied customer Is our best ad-
vertisemcnt We can satisfy you
White Bros. Phone 1876.
The American National Bank and
the Union Bank and Trust Company.
OF Nashville. have been consolidated.
John Ilagan has been home for the
past week on account OF the serious
illness Of his mother. Mrs Julian
llagan.
W. A. IIlnshaw. proprietor Of one
Of our ferry lines. Is IN Little Rock.
Ark II is rumored that he will 10
cate there.
Have large supply OF paper white
Narcissus Chinese Sacred lilies. and
iiyacinth bulbs on hand. All large,
fine bulbs Miss Frankie Reid.
Frank Won Berries. Jr.. Sife and
children left on Thursday night Of
last week for Louisville. where Mrs.
Won Berries will remain several weeks
under the care Of physicians.
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MADE A SALE.

Sir" said the book agent. whisk-
ing the prospectus from beneath his
coat II have here The Complete
Reference Book OF Handy Hints and
Sapient Suggestions II comes in one
large volume at $40. You pay dol
lar down and the balance in month
ly-" ,
Don't want IT," growled the man.
in monthly installments OF a dol
lar. There are forty pages devoted"
Don't want H."
Devoted to household AFFAIRS, and
there are twenty-five pages Of medi-
cal Information"
Nope. I'm busy"
twenty pages Of kitchen recipes.
ten pages"
mo! Busy. Git" ,
e. OF gardening instructions and .
department OF FIRST
"No!"
of first aid to the injured. Be-
side this there is nothing that" ,
mo Nit. Not"
Nothing that a man might want to
know that he cannot find In II and,
Does II tell how to get rid OF .
book agent'"
"Yes. sir. On page S65 II says"
Here's your money. Leave the
book" =
THANK you. That's Just what it
says on page 1885,"
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Ny thanks to you. good friend Res
Beach.
Past master OF our mother .peech
I've read your "Ne'er DO Well clear
through.
I've shuddered when the bullets Sew:
I've tried politely not 10 look
When love scenes happened In the book
But this has caused me most delight
The hero In his suit OF white
Hurrah for ChHstyi-he who drew
The hero's clothing neat and new
FOR every place and every scene.
And always kept him spruce and clean
What though he faced old Garavel
or suffered torments In q cell
or stumbled through a rainy night
The hero's suit was always white.
Twas white. indeed-thars not the least
His trousers we're exactly creased.
us face was shaven and his shirt
Showed never any smoke nor dirt.
His shoes were white a. driven snow
Though through ten miles Of swamp he'd
go.
Though Dragged and pummeied In a neht
The hero's suit was always white.
Though he might tr,idge Cuiehra cut.
Or slumber IN a noisome hut
or nearly starve. and tramp the street,
His clothing still was white and neat:
Continuously spick and span
He was a most ideal man
Dead broke. mAligned and out OF lusk.
He always wore the whitest duck.
The story's splendid Rex. old boy.
A vibrant thing Of strife and JOY.
And o. 20 read H. and 10 see
How neat Kirk Anthony could bel
Not many heroes could 30 through
His trials and his sorrows. too.
But glory be- II ends all right:
He's still drawn In that suit 30 whitsi
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-19

Lon este Coal. all grades. from 81 s
up. Phone isb.
FOR sALE--saw min outfit com
r... al a bargain. Cayce Milling Co
Wc deliver the goods anywhere you
u. us White bros. Phone 1886.
A q. barrett. funeral director and
en.bAlmer, with 81 Louis Furnishing
90.
D.. G.. Helm. wife aud children went
-o So Louis Thursday nighl ON q short
business rip.
Regular services at the Presbyter.
.al church sunday WIN. O. stock.
,oa. Minister.
Capt Garnctt Ripley returned 10
Gals. Landing. Mo. Friday ON the
U.us,l towboa'.
Miss Lucille Bondurant IL visiting
boo sister. Mrs Handy Lgon. In TN
ua Ciy for few days.
CHARLES B,ckham has moved his
aul1 from Donaldson Point. Mo.
U.n. fur school advantages.
49, clyde MoOibbon. Of Louisville.
Has accepted a position m the office
,. .l, Mougcl liox Company here
POUND. A bay mare mule. about
tao y,ars old short chain ON neck.
raj Tor this hd aud learn where she
Irvine Fauiks. Who has been at
.o-k 90 toe Mengei plant at Mcngcl.
ao0d bias returned here to his former
Job ot mll wright
N, arr glad TO learn that Price
Huy is fast recovering from the e.
l.,s of an operation for stone In
bladder &c. is at a hospital In Nash
t,
Nr nan nriggs and her grandfaih-
or ur lntcn. OF Fulton left last
a..k ou an extended visit to her par
'ut.. s D. Luton aud family In DEL
aIne. Iowa.
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CONFIDENCE.
We Back Up Our Statements With Our
Personal Renutation ard Monav

FeFsonel Neput1tion ara money.
We are so positive that we can re
licve constipation. no matter how
chronic IL may he. that we offer to
furnish the medicine free Of all cost II
we fail.
We think that II Is worse than use
less to attempt TO cure constipation
with cathartic drut 4, Cathartics may
do much harm. They may cause re
action. irritate and weaken the bowels.
and make constipation more chronic.
Constipation is often accompanied
and may be caused by weakness OF
the nerves and muscles OF the large
intestine or colon. To expect a cure
you must therefore tone mp and
strengthen those parts and restore
them to healthier activity.
The discovery of the active principle
OF our remedy involved the labor of
skilful research chemists. This rene
dy produces results such as are ex-
pected from the best OF the best
known intestinal tonics. and II is par
ticularly prompt in its results.
We want you TO try Rexall Order
les on our guarantee. They are ex-
ccedingly pleasant TO take and are
ideal for children. They apparently
act directly on the nerves and muscles
Of the bowels. having. IT would seem.
n neutral action on other organs or
glands. They do not purge or cause
inCQnvenience. II they do no. posi-
tiveF cure chronic or habitual nsti-
patton and thus relieve the myriads OF
associate or dependent chronic all
mcnts. your money will be refunded.
Try Rexall Orderlics at our risk.
Three sizes OF packages. 10c.. DC.
and 50c. Remember. you can obtain
Rexall Remedies In this community
only at our store - The Rexall Store
The Hickman Drag Co.
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Mr.. Fowler, the popular young agent
of the NJ. & o.. at Cayce, tells us that
the Illinois Central strike made
freight traffic unusually heavy on his
lines. Section Foreman Burns is al
so kicking because trains are so
numerous that he can't get a chance
to keep the track up in shape. Well.
"ill Is the win that blows nobody
good"
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The Heiqht OF Art.

so you play child parts7" asks the
manager OF the soubrettish lady VINO
has applied for a position.
Yes. SIR" she answers. and 90
them wonderfully we'll"
Lots OF people do that"
But initiate the bright child so
naturally that everybody In the au-
dience wants TO throw something AZ
me-"
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CARD OF THANKS.

Allow us through the columns of
the paper to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kindness
shown US during the last illness and
death of my dearling little Lois. May
God bless each of them. Jesse Nc
Neil and wife.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-19

au No -ls sS s;S. xa ns DoS
E T Mrs ssss. . 70 s,. 81 Hss s ias
cansS ssIbery
Gufpe Ave- ' chcato. Mrs Tury. sCa Ogden
cnsat ohio@ Mrsw. !. hcSh.7E Painful Periods. y = .,
Ncw oi,niawi G-M =
Sue,6i Campbell sSsorh usatd
Rka Sseiass
it hyM Lizzie Holland p,,,. wneT Boz GU
JARED f1d aeSn
sdGa, Ns. RRNea Knoll Irreruiarity
"a Mr." Buffalo NY-Ms HMae
o. mout s. IN, Mr., Ma, p. R r. Not
GSs q g'G: t II r. J s scl..I
s s ss.ss%'' rFe %:I. 'i9 ,a.
MS S s Fs h, Murr,yy
Sso SMs PsIss q Albany xln S
Joo r. d.
Julia Frant RED
H S R3 S NM. g r. Johnston 40 ra w'tGs:i Hamilton
y. H ES S o We. 81
bshs; S oGio NrscSa Rf
H. Paul sSnp. 1858 rasD Henry Adam.
Ht a KiukAd
Ee, go fSsa e FS@d
Fast D2 SN. ca
sLo. Spci1ns aySasd GIonoso No-irsM MKuight M,
% in%%S W Pv''H'n 'a Lin
Sss G ~. E% IS Ss sI IS Es Js
poFSS @ August. vo.pmann Frank Clark SnE
These , @ i, f,v Of thousands of living witnesses of
the power of Lydia f. Pnkhams Vegetable .i =; @
diseases Not one of these women ever received & % VIII
form for the their in this adverte are WIZ
ing that should refer to them because OF ,e s PnTbam
do other suffering To prove that lSua =" ,Io
Vegetable Compound is reliable and honest ra The
statements made advertisements regarding i'S n ~ WV
truth and nothing but the truth
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-19

Judge +. S. Moore made business
trip to Louisville. Saturday. q
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-19

Don't forget we have the best line
of mattresses. Furniture Co
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@zzzenu
%@&4@4

from womans ailments invited to write to the names and
ddescs here given for positive proof that lSda r. TIS
Vegetable Compound does female Ills
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-19

Lyric Saturday Night.
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NEWS FROM LISBON

Lisbon. S. D.-Mrs. Clas. Wright
is spending a few days with her sis
ter this week.
Cliff Wheeler spent Sunday in Nit
chell. x
A good old fashioned rair.. visit
ed this part of the country Sunday
evening. 1t will stop the threshing
all right for a. while.
Ben Barnard was in these parts
recently.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Moses autoed
to Mitchell Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Charlie Wright and Annie
Miller took in Mitchell Monday.
The ice cream social at Ander-
son Bros, was pretty we'll attended
saturday night in spite of the storm.
A good time is reported at Mi.
Styles Saturday night.
Annie Miller is spending a few
days in Mitchell.
Hazel and Florence Miller called
at Mrs. G. c.. Wheeler's Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Wilson at
fenced Il wedding out at Mt. Vernon
one dady dlast week.
Geo. Miller and threshers spent
Monday in town.
Gerald Wilson is, helping Mr..
ilattenborg hay. nowadays.
Ed Walton is helping Cliff Vince
Ter hay this week.
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off an existing mortgage thereon, to
wit, lots II and 10 in block 6 in
Palmer & Higgins Addition to Nit
chell in Dawson county. S. D.
1t is Therefore Ordered, BY the
Hon. w. Abbey. Judge OF said
Court, that all persons interested in
the estate of said deceased. appear
before the said County Court on
Thursday, the 31st day of August,
1911. at two O'Clock in the after
noon of said day, at the court room
of said County Court, at the court
house in the County of Dawson to
show cause why a decree should not
be granted to the said Emma Co
heen to mortgage said real estate
of the said deceased Edward A. Go
heen for such sumo, rate of inter
est anG! for such length Of time as
the Court may deem necessary.
And That a copy of this order be
published at least three successive
weeks in Mitchell Capital, a news
paper printed and published in said
Dawson county, South Dakota.
Dated Aug. 4th, 1911.
w. Abbey,
Judge of County Court.
Attest: S: CattreN, Clrek.
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NJ
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,

County of Dawson.
In Circuit Court, Fourth Judicial
Circuit
Jacob Bujer. plaintiff. VS.. Chris
tine Bujer, defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint OF
plaintiff in the above, entitled action,
which was filed in the Office of the
Clerk of Courts in the court house
in the city or Mitchell, Dawson Coun-
ty, South Dakota. July 3rd, 1911 and
to serve a copy of your answer there
to upon the subscriber at his office in
the city of Mitchell. South Dakota,
within thirty days after the service
of this summons upon you, exclusive
ofsfhe, day of service. and If. you fail
to answer said complaint within that
time the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief }demandeds'i in said
complaint.
Dated at Mitchell, S. D., July 3rd.
1911.
T. j.. sPANGLER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.