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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-05

| will pay five hundred dollars
reward for evidence that will
convict the party or parties who
burned down my house on my
homestead near Saddle Butte
in Harney County Oregon. Com
municate with Adam George.
FRANCIS H. GRIFFIN.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-05

EsTRAYED A bay mare brand
ed bar X on left shoulder and
stine from my place near Prince
ton. $40 reward for her return.
KARL HoRsTMAN.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-05
MORE FIRES.

Francis Gritfin's homestead
cabin was burned near I.awen
last Saturday night and it was
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-08-05
Chr Timrs-Arra(d
snRscRlrrIoN RATES

SATURDAY, AUGUST o, 1911
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
Lives On As Cents a Week
soBBlTT HAS HIGH COST or Liv'
w BEATEN TO A FRAxzLE.

Crab Orchard. KY. Feg ~.
To the people OF Lincoln county
Much has been said about high cost
OF living. For several months I have
lived exceedingly well on forty five
cents q week: is cents worth OF sau.
sage or ham, 10 cents worth OF meal.
10 cents worth OF coffee. ten cents
worth OF buttermilk The most fastid-
ious epicure does not line with better
than this.
II the people want TO know some
thing about good living. bad roads sor-
ry schools, sorry school books, poor
inefficient teachers. the offspring OF
sorry school books, and high taxes.
auators and automobiles, let them all
especially Uncle Jim Moser and Geo
Carter, whose wealth and economy
are examples by which witnesses on
the stand illustrate their testimony,
crowd the court house county court
day In April. It's not. high taxes
or fast running OF high flying that has
made George Carter well nigh mil
lionaire but energy. industry and
economy. George don't want to en-
ter into division with Rockefeller be-
cause he can neither eat nor drink
stocks and bonds nor railroad cars.
FONTAINE FOX BoBBlrT
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03

Jlm Bnnk aiCOrn OF color 0ieu
Thursday night last from the effects
OF lick on the head struck by Walter
Anderson colored few days before.
ID. Y Moore and son have rented
the blacksmith shop Of NJ. ". Yocum
at Geneva and opened up a first-class
work shop for all kinds of wagon
and buggy work. They are also ex.
pert horse shoers and ell work Is
fully guaranteed.
want to quit farming at once and
| will sell my splendid 200 acre farm
with elegant new 7-room residence
metal roof and metal roof tobacco
and stock barns at a price very low.
Located in Green river valley near
Earleston close TO church and school
and in fine community. For price and
terms to suit any body write Box 1872,
Hustonville, Ky, quick. w.
Mrs. r. q. Mansfield OF Lexington IL
visiting friends and relatives here
ths week.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
DETAILS OF THE
BIG M0RELAND FIRE
NORTH WIND WAS ALL THAT
SAVED TOWN FROM BEING
WIPED OUT.

Moreiand March 2.
The citizens OF Moreland we're awak
ened by the cry OF fire, the ringing Of
bells and the shrieking Of railroad en-.
gines, last Sunday night between ~
and o'clock. After turning out IL
was found that a large tobacco barn
known as the Dalton barn, was In
flames. The barn contained about
s,V0e pounds OF tobacco belonging to
Ferrill q Jennings five or six hundred
pounds Of wool belonging TO Bowen
Cover. q paif OF OF Fairbanks scales.
valued at tl25 The roof was falling
in when the fire was discovered. The
barn and contents were entirely des-
troyed. The flames spread to the
barn adjoining on the lot Of Mrs. Gil.
Hand. This barn contained some hay
about three dozen chickens and some
tools belonging to Mr.. Hopkins. Mrs.
Priscilla Browns barn also destroyed
The roof Of Mr.. Southerland's house
tautht w iiFu uht Nao Hrth N Univ
TO be saved. Mr.. HIM Jennings resi-
dence and also his buggy house
caught fire and Mr.. Jennings was kept
very busy to keep them from being
completely destroyed.
The coal OIL wagon Of the Standard
OH Company's which was several hun.
dred yards away. but being In line
with the sparks caught fire and burn
ed the top off causing great excite
meht as the tank was full OF oil. The
wind being from the north alone saw
ed the main body Of the town from
greater loss. The loss on the ware
house was about 1000 with only n few
hundred dollars insurance.
Mr., Roy Arnold and family OF Dan
willie spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. King spent Sun.
day with homefolks
Bro. joiner failed TO FIJI his appoint
men here Sunday afternoon on account
OF serious illness OF his father.
Bro Paimeter preached an interest
ing sermon Sunday TO an appreciative
audience.
The Children's Missionary Society
met at the NJ Z. Church Sunday after
noon. Had-a very interesting rnect-
ing.
Mr.. Billie Dinwiddie. OF Hustonville,
has been visiting his sister Mrs. Car.
pcnter.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
MRS. LUCY MAsriN DEAD,

Mrs. Lucy Mastin wife OF !. c. Mas.
tin died at her home on Hanging Fork
Tuesday OF tuberculosis and bur.
led I'd Buffalo eefnetery after Services
at the HONE conducted by Rev. J J.
Dickey. She leaves a husband and
nine children to mourn her loss
Mrs. Mastin was born June 80 1852
and Joined the Christian church in her
carly childhood. She was the dauCh.
ter OF Leonard Flounce OF Harrison
county, and was married to J. G. Mas.
tin 18th March 1880 and to their union
were born nine children.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03

Most OF the tobacco IN this section
has been sold On average OF about S
10 I cents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Nc
Mullin and Mrs. &. q. Caldwell spent
Sunday With Mrs. Wick Caldwell
Col Gooch Of the q 4 C.. spent Sun
day with his sister. Mrs. Matte Trus-
ty.--Mrs Lucinda Smith has been Wis
ting her daughter Mrs. J. =. Lee
Mrs. Claude Hester Is visiting in the
city this week.-Mrs.. Ira Walls spent
Saturday night and Sunday with her
nnele In Stanford.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
I. Elliott have move from Fishing
Creek TO their hone on Buck Greek
Miss Alma Lee has been the guest OF
Miss Esther Caldwell.-Mr. Bill Skid
more and Mrs. Clara Gooch are back
froIc the eity.-Born. to the wife OF
Phil Delaney a baby girl.--Mrs. w. A.
Lane spent Tuesday with Mrs. J. 8.
Lee and family.--Little Alva Lee
daughter of J. S. Lee is on the sick
list this week.-Mrs.. Ed. Rigney OF
Euganks. and son have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rigney.-Mrs.
Virgil Basin OF Nicholasville and baby
have been visiting her mother at this
place.-Mrs. Alice Lee of stearns has
returned nome after visit TO her
friends and relatiyes.--Miss Hada Lee
has not returned from the city yet
Mrs. Sin Reynolds was In Danville
last week.--Arthur Murphy will leave
sunday fot Afizona-Jaok Murphy
has sold his place ON Sims Creek
for s2.o0O.-Mr. and Mrs. Charley Trus
~ are visiting IN casey.-Master Il,
Caldwell has been on the sick list
Jim Houp has moved bach 10 this
siasa -, 4a.A4., NSS.psd
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
Week Of Prayer
FOR MISSIONS AT BAPTIST
CHURCH NEXT WEEK.

A week of prayer in the interest d.
missions will DO observed at the Ban
list church In Stanford, KY, beginning
Monday evening March 9Th and con
tinuing until Thursday evening. Thes
meetings will be held under tho au4
pices of OF the Ladies' Missionary So
ciety. A splendid program has been
arranged for each evening. Every
body cordially invited to attend and
enjoy these services. The following
Is the full program for Monday and
Tuesday evening. A free will offer.
ing will be taken at every service for
missions
Monday Evening ESQ .. m.
Opening hymn by congregation, AN
hail The Power OF Jesus Name"
Scripture reading and prayer by the
Pres Mr.. J. G. McClary.
A PAPER by Mrs. u. l.. Reinhart.
The need OF Mission Work In Our
Association"
A solo by MnI. r.. L. Dawson what
Shall the Harvest Be-"
A tract How to Give" Mrs. 8. M.
Saufley.
A tract so Many Calls" Mrs. W.
u. wearen.
Hymn BY the congregation. Labor
en-"
A paper How to Interest Every
Member of our Church IN Missions"
Mrs. p. w. Whip.
An address on state missions by
Rev. J. b. Jones.
Offering.
Hymn by congregation Throw Out
The Life Line"
benediction.
Tuesday Evening 1880 D. m.
Opening hymn by congregation
Praise Him"
Devotional by Rev. J. B. jones.
Hymn by the congregation Banner
of the. Cross"
Violin solo by Miss Berta Jean Pen
ny.
An address on foreign missions
work by Dr. Cecil v. Cook, pastor
OF the Danville Baptist church.
A solo by Miss Margaret Hopper.
Offering.
LYNN by the congregation Bring
Ing IN the Sheaves.'
Denediction.
Ths program has not been com
pleted for Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, but Rev. J. ]. Dickey and
Rev. u. NJ. Walker will speak wedne'
day evening and Rev. o. p. Push of
the Lancaster Baptist church viii
speak IN Home Missions Thursday
evening. The subject OF Rev. ID. NJ.
walker will be "Christs Appeal to the
Heroic" DIR. Dickey's address will ba
"China In Transition"
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03

A PROMINENT YOUNG COUPLE
WE'D HERE THIS WEEK.

A beautiful little wedding took place
At the Methodist parsonage In Stan.
ford Wednesday morning at . O'Clock.
Rev. J. J. Dickey officiating. Mr.. VIII
liam Elliott OF belgrade. Montana
won a charming Lincoln County young
lady. Miss Cordelia Hubble. formerly
OF stanford. who became the happy
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs Elliott took the after
noon train for Montana. Mr.. Eihott's
homo for the past thirteen years, but
kentuckisn. who always knows
where To find 4 pretty woman. Their
many friends wish them Joy inter
mingled with prosperity In their Wee.
tern home.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
KEEP the KIDNEYS WELL. |
Health 70 Worth saving and Som,
Stanford People Know How
To Save u.

Many Stanford people taks their
lives In their hands BY neglecting
their kidneys when they know these
erpsas Deed heip SICK kidness' are
responsible for q vast amount OF SUI.
fering and m health. but there Is no
need to suffer nor TO remain In dan.
ger when all diseases and aches and
pains due TO weak kidneys can be
quickly and permanently cured by the
use OF Doan's Kidney Pills. The fol-
lowing statement leaves no ground for
doubt.
Mrs. h. Walter. Nm St.. Lancaseer,
KY. Ssys: T. never fail 10 praise
Means Kidney pills when l have ts.e
opportunity. as they are certainly an
excellent remedy. I have not been
without a supply In the house for
years. Whenever my back becomes
lame and painful, a few doses hrirgs
me instant relief. At one time fear
ed that l had serious kidney trouble.
The kidney secretions were unnntural
and gave nnmistakable evidence OF
disordered kidneys. At that time Il
was my good fortune TO hear of Doans
Kidney Pills and ! began their use.
In a short time my kidneys were re-
stored TO normal condition"
For sale by al dealers. Price soc,
Fo 'ter. Milburn Co. Buffalo. n. W
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's- -Rnh
take no other.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
THE FARMERS

}. l.. Jarvis sold a nice combined
mare to G.. ". Florence for $40.
For Sale 1850 shocks OF fodder aud
good shelter n. c. Anderson. 49,
For Sale.-Pair OF new stock scales
cheap. Apply to Greeley Lutes. i5-s
For sale.-Thoroughbred Duroc Jer.
eey boars extra good ones. Ready
for service. Apply 10 n. II. Bronaugh,
Crab Orhcard. Ky. l5-St
For sale.--4OO bushels white seed
oats. J. NJ. Cormack, Turnersville.
1852.
Farmers are plowins now. For all
kinds OF harness trace charms back
bands etc. see q. c. McClary.
We have Just received two ~rs Of
Pioneer and Adrian win In
ten different kinda. call on
WINGED a. TO what you vAk. fsncs
Bros. 1l-tf.
Foe sale.--Doubls STANDARD Polied
Durham shsrt Horn Balls. model
farms and choice breeding. 200 bush.
.eh recleand seed oats. see beies
timothy hay. A. w. Carpenter. More
land.
NY harness line In now complete
a good plow collar for rs cents. J. C.
McCiary.
W. s. wisham OF Moreland. has
posted his property against trespass
ers Of all Kinds. i1S
!. NJ. Craig sold 10 L. X. Perkins
&c 40 pound hogs at liz cents. J. II
Thompson bought 81 shosts from +
w. Napier at cents. r. J. Meals
ter bought COW OF George d. Col
sou for $50. Thompson Il Ballard
bought some fat cows from Burton
Il Mullins ut 4 Ia cents. J. T. Oaks
sold a nice 6-year-old gelding 20 J
W. sweeney, OF Lancaster. for ti75
J. ". Kerr purchased about rs barrels
OF corn at crib from w. p. Grimes
at ease. David Stephens sold a LOT
OF corn TO Willis At Crab Orchard al
$3.50. Mrs. NJ. J. Lawrence sold 1od
hens at II IL.
A bargain 10 gold In 80 days.--A tract
'o' 81 acres OF land on Crab orhcard
and stanford pike 3 miles from Crab
Orchard. Ny. Apply to w. T. Garner
Stanford, Il. y. ID. No. 1. lT-tf
james Woods bought fine register
ed Jersey COW from Mcintyre OF NIL
lersburg last week for 500.
For saie.-Three year old gray jseh
viii breed good sire. For particulars
address Jas. McKechnie. Hubble, Ky.
Lancaster Phone ast--s iT--f
Joseph IRWIN soid s-Sery Tine two
year-oid jack to Mr.. Thompson. Of In
diaea. last Friday for $1,000 and
bought 4 very tine mule In Southern
Kentucky Advocate.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
INDICTMENTS BY
THE GRAND JURY
RETURNED IN COCK FIoHriNo
cAsEs-siyooo DAMAGE YER
DICT OTHER COURT
NEWS.

The grano jury reported on Tuesday
and was finally discharged from ser.
vice at this term OF court Aboou 20
indictments we're brought In growing
out OF the Investigation chicken fight.
In this county.
II is said that several who were
merely spectators Of one OF the fights
and In no way connected the club"
which IL alleged TO have been orsanis-
ed TO promote the sport" will fight
the indictments IN the court holding
that they have In no way violated the
staiutes and were not legally liable
10 sndictment.
On TUESDAY Judge Walker gave
peremptory instructions from the
bonch for the dismissal OF tho $751;
600 damage suit brought by the ad
ninistrator Of Case ID. Reynolds
against the Cincinnati Southern rail.
road
A Jury awarded General H. Floyd
sic'9 damages against Crit and Clsvs
land Floyd for assault and battery.
Tue, mere alleged TO hav, jumped
on and badly maltrelted the rlainuff.
u -. homo near waynesburs Atior.
ney George ID. Florence prosecuted
the Csc for him.
win Nershon the youngs'sr who
has eo..sn in bad on number 81
charr.s. was tried. Co Monday ard Of
Jesa sent TO the House OF Rel "'u
untn sv is Il years OF age. Vie has
been to t,fat institution before but es-
capped cnce. and has gotten int CON
siderable devilment since.
The court then took up the 10000
ean.AAe suit OF. Bessie X. Engleman's
administrstor against the l.. q ". rail-
ROAD. -.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
Fer SaieKeepns
THREE NEGROES ORDERED TAX
EN- TO LEXINGTON BY JUDGE
WALKER.

Sheriff W. L. McCarty returned from
Indianapolis on Wednesday with Bud
Hawkins. the third negro highway
man. who robbed and assaulted the
tobacco men OF Danville pike a short
time ago. Hawkins Is a big bull-neck-
ed negro and looks Just the man to
do such a job.
sle was presented in court Thurs
day. morning before Judge Walker
where he entered q plea OF not guilty.
waived arraisnment. and was ordered
taken to Lexington for safe keeping,
as Judge Walker did not want to risk
any chance OF a mob attempting tn
act them. The trial OF these three
men will come up the June term Of
court Deputy Sheriff W. 8. Embry
and Jailer Dink Farmer took them
away.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03

Primary Grade.-Katherhte Bruce.
Leila Rsney. Viola Elmore. Adelaide
Proctor. Frances Tate.
Grade I-0ladys sNrnoid. Addison
Dell. Henry Baushman. James Daugh.
man. Lakewood Beaziey. Marjorie Bal
loa, Pearl Embry. Josephine Goocb.
Effie Jenkins. Guy Smith. Herman
Walls. Powell withers.
Grade II--vic Gose Smith. Margaret
shanks. Bette Perry. Ida Pettus. ~.
re Farmer. Marquette Mcclure. Ethel
Breediove. William Tate. George y.
Paris
Grade IIk-Eloiss Beazisy. Frances
Cormney. jamie Hooker, walker Hub
Bile. Morris Jackson. sophie Saunders.
Stella walker.
Grade iv--Hester Andersoa. Mary
H>ck. waiLsce Bracket. Tiiden Coop
ers Margaret Dawson. Craig Ftsh. Aftis
n. Fish. Rachel nm. Ciem Hill. RUBY
Hilton. Virgil Moore. John Reid Nc.
Kinney. Heath Severance. Annette
wearcn.
Grade v--Hobart Arnold. Morris
Bruce Anna v. Craig. Lena Davis,
Nancy X Mckinney. Ada Mooley. An.
IA X. Powell. Belle Russell. Clarence
Singleton.
Grade vI-Matsy Grimes. Nellie Hill
Jean Paxton. Jesse Hooker. Clinton
Coleman. Heniy Cash Hartwell
Shanks.
trade vii-siaude Arnold. Prescott
Brown. Kate Harding. Ella Eichenber
ger. James Tribbie. Effie Ware.
Grade -ylIi-Mary Shepherd Cook
salne Miller Craig. Annie Davis Nc
Roberts. Mary Moore Raney. Verne
Rout. MHyme singleton.
Freshman Effle Baughman, HAIRY
Carter. Robert Carter
SopEomore.-Harry Relnhart.
Senior.-Joseph Hopper.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
COMMISSIONERS sALEi

Lincoln Circuit Court.
Jennie p. Carpenter, Plaintiff vs. Dovie
A. Carpenter. Defendant.
Pursuant to a judgment rendered In
the above styled cause at its Febrli-
ary term, 1911, the undersigned com
missioner Will on
MONDAY. MARCH 18th.
county court day at l o'clock. p. NJ.
In front OF the court house door In
stanford. KY. sell at public outcry 10
the highest and ba,t bidder the follow
Ing described real estate. to-wit: A
certain parcel OF land IN Stanford. Ky.
near the l.. q NJ. depot. bounded on
the north by the right OF way OF the
l.. n NJ. r. r. Co.. on the east by Ian
caster street and the property OF w.
A. Carson and an alley. on the west
by Depot street said property Is known
"a the Carpenter house prosperity.
rerms.-The said sale will be made
en- a credit or six months. and the
purchaser will be required to sivr
bond for the purchase price. approved
by the commissioner and payable 20
him. bearing six per cent. interest
from date OF sale. with lien retained
en- the property sold. and the said
bond having the force and effect OF
Judgment. This Feb'y 36th. 1911
GEO. ID. FLORENCE, NJ. q. l.. G. G.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
nuusEuuuuunnuununss
HAYWOOD.
uanuuuu M n n nuuuRM

Miss Edith Watkins arrived home
iron Oklahoma City last Saturday
accompanied by her sister Mrs. l.. A
Mel on and little son Kenneth. She
hrs been visiting Mrs Nelson for the
past six months. Mrs. Nelson will
make quite lengthy visit while In
Kentucky with her parents and rela-
tives.
viii Stevenson spent Sunday with
the homcfoIks between trips. He Is
one OF l.. n Ms best
w. o. Watts better known as Uncle
Billie Is very sick with grip.
The subject at the Baptist church
sunday morning win be The Mission
AIRY Obligation" tn evening subject
wtli - "hsitaisn Of the Hesa"
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
Cut-0ut Fails
svalsy TOBACCO UNION NOW os
clAREs " orr.

rue moyement 10 cut out the Bur
ley tobacco crop for 1911 inausurated
by In. Burisy Tobacco Union is dead
snlsss the hurley Tobacco :pcicu
now declares for the cut-out ir which
event the union stands ready 10 lend
ia utmost aid to the cause. Thu
was an official announcement made
ruasasy By tn Kxeoutive Committee
Of the Burnley Union after an execu-
tive session behind closed doors In
Lexington The meeting OF the Com
mittee at this time was brought about
through the reports OF night riding
and threatened outrages on. the ex-
euse OF fo-clns q cut-out. and the
members OF the committee being un-
~iIlinE that any Injury to the peace
and good name Of the state should
be laid a the door Of the Buriey I'm
Ton. took occasion 20 set right the at
titude Of the union and TO practically
repudiate. as authorized. the action OF
the res-hot meeting Of growers held
here on February 20. which declared
for . eut-out with or without the Bur
.ey Society.
yhs committee put u squarey up 10
the Buriey Society to determine vhcth
or or not there shall be = cut out.
som. OF the eutout enthusiasts en-
prrss the hope that the district board
Of the soeisty. at Tia autrteriy meet
ing In Darlington merit Puesday. = win
declare for . eut-oot but reports from
the country ara that farmers are al
ready making plans TO raise the Gus.
tomary crop and u Is probable that
there will be no restraint IN the pro
ssction OF Barley tobacco this year.
At the meeting In Lexington SIX oi
tn, nine members OF the Union Ero
eutiye committee were present Presi
dent June W. Gayle was absent. and
vice President Middleton acted "a
cnEirman For the first time In the
history OF the union the meetin wal
t~tfNts ~ AhChesAo ~ Ns@'
tee retired to room at the court
hocse AZ i:so O'Clock and did not re
appear untn nearly O'Clock The
interested group who had gathered
about the door were then invited In
ana the committees statement read
aloud. AZ In. end q the reading
rsmpsisr chstrman Bradley Wilson
oppressed regret that the COMMITTEES
had see II M 10 discredit the effort
10 force the society TO make some &C
ton and declared that he hoped &C
ZION would be taken at the societ,
district board meeting next Tuesday
The Hon Jot Stevens dramatically en-
claimed TO the committee:
"You have killed your own child"
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
Fine Business For Sale
AT Mckinney

Desiring 70 go into other business,
We will sell the following property
located opposite the depot at MeKin-
ney, Ky.
One rs room hotel.
One livery barn,
one store-house s0xSO. with side
rooms, with stock OF merchandise.
Parties desiring 10 go into the hotel
and livery and goods business will
find this q fine location. VIII make
q good price 10 right parties. Cal
on Or write q. H. MASTERS O. Chas
BswysF. heklnsey. ~
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
ECZEMA CURE A BEAUTY WASH

Although ID. ID. ID. PRESCRIPTION mas
been recognized for years as the one
remedy for Eczema. Psoriasis. and all
other forms OF skin diseases, II Is now
known that there is no other wash
even those ubed by the beauty spe-
ciahsts, that can compare with this
mild liquid for cleansing the skin Of
pimples. blackheads. rash. and all sim
liar skin affections.
For this reason alone a bottle of
ID. ID. ID. should be kept on hand In
every household. A trial bottle 25c
will show you the merits OF this great
remedy as a complexion wash.
d. ID. ID. seems TO remove the cause
whatever the trouble may be. clesns-
ing the skin. and leaving ii as soft as
smooth as clear as that OF heaitny
child.
Get a csc bottle today and keep II
In the house.
Shugars and Tanner
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03

DO you know that Group can be Dpe
yentedg Give Chamberlain CouRh
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
I1oarse or even after the croupy cough
appears and win prevent the attack.
Il IL also a certain cure for Group and
has never been known to fail. Sold
~ psAny's DVg Store.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03

A fow minutes delay In treating some
cases OF Group. even the length Of
time Il takes To go 10 doctor often
proyes dangerous The safest way is
10 keep ChamberlaiH's Cough Remedy
IN the house and at the first indi-
cation OF Group give the child a dose.
Pfeasant to take and always cures.
Sold By PeAny's DRUG store.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

Cincinnati March 2.-Cattle-Re-
Ceipts SlS; market steady; fair to
good shippers S5.25@6l5; common
common s2.50@4. Hogs-Receipts
1915; market active. S cents higher;
butchers and shippers s72bG7.40:
common s7@74O; sheep-Receipts
lis; market strong. s2.25@4.I5. Lambs
Market strong. s4.5OG64O.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-03-03

An attack OF the grip Is often fol
lowed by a persistent cough. which "a
many proves great annoyance.
ohanberlain's Cough Remedy has
been extensively used and with good
success for the relief and cure OF thts
cough. Many cases have been cured
after many other remedies have fail
a. Ssll By Penny's brus Btsre