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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

ifen Der Ipfonlotibe unb Dem 8ohlenS
TENDER NIT etnem 9%ebrpfenem 9eine
uno u 3opf unb Coulter iiber Den,
Waiier. ebe er aus ieiner Gage befreit
iperben fonnte. Die locomotive unD
bier giienbabnfpaacn lparen ourd, cine
bDiserue Bride geitiir3t. Sic prei
anberen Ntdnner, bic oerbGltniSmdSia
MIR leidt perlest ipurben, limb: 9. &.
S%unfribbte, Gonoufteur, @intcrs,
premier, uno Iuguit Hiebel, Snz
9enteur.
Sairbanf, Sa., Den 20. se6r. II.
(Gorreiponoer3.) Subier lit am 10.
Sebruar anf ibrer Sarm ipo6lpers
Ieben init Den bl. Sterbeiaframentcn
Srau s. y. S6mit mad i~iinipodpents
lifer Nranfbeit a~eitprben. Sie Der
%idieDene, cine geb. aatbnrina aauten.
iuurbe 1912 in 8elgien gcbpren. Wit
ibren Gltern lam lie in ibren ilnaeu
Sahren mad &dunoorf. 9urembur9.
5icr itarb ihrc Ututier IN 1860 mo
biuterlieB ben @atten nit iedbs nncrs
ipafieren &inbert. bon benen lie bas
dltcite mar. Sn 1865 fam Die Sne
mile mad Dubuque, 100 srl. 3auten
am 81. Hopember oesieIben csabres
Sru. :. y. Sdmit bcirntbete. Sn
1859 iiebelte bas Saar auf lire Sorm.
flint Weilen norolih bon Sairbanf.
Ser Batter Der Serihiebencn itarb in
1880 i'm Salle ieiner 5ohter. @s
iiberleben lie auBer ibrem @atteu neltlt
ainber. ndmlih: Heter 81 @raettins
ger, Sn.. Conn aif Der Sarm, Spbr
5I @utlep, Minn., Sbilipp an Yillaz
ger, 0tinn.. Srdu E. S. Durham. Srall
g. s. Sidep Su Sairbnnf unb Rarie
uub &atbie uto Si55ic uuf Der. elterz
lifeu Sornl. @s betrdltern Die Der
ihiebene e~benfals lire Shipeitern
Srau Nid. @raff unb Srau Sic.
Sfaefer gu Selipein uno 5tpei Sriibcr
Better 3u Vita 8iita unb Sobn IN Der
Hdbe BON Selpein. Sas 8egrdbni6
ianp am IS. Sebruar inter GROCER
SetbeiIi9ung gu Sairbanf itatt. IDse
lie ruben in Sriebenl Ser Samilic
infer Seileib!
ct. Wihplas, Winu. - Im lebter
Sienstdg fpurben bier getraut Serr
9ominif SteiI unb SRI. &arp Hies.
geioe iinb aus oieier @emeiube unb
babeu lid bduslih eingerihtet auf Der
Sarm bes Srn. Yeter Steil, pelde Tie
auf flint Sabre in Sadt baben. -
Yfarrer Sabbinb lit an Sreitas perz
ffieoen. r. /. p.
3u Waterlup, Soiua, in Der ct.
SoIepb' s. Stride fpuroen perflpfenc
Wofe eetraut: Sr. Otto Sbiltseu nm
SRI. Settle Seeles.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
Srokber,o9tbum.
aus Der Janptaaht.

Z { III . II T q, 4. tyebr. - gum
Yfarrer bon Hiebefbpnpen ipurbe erz
nannt. Sr. Iatb. Shuller. Rfarrer
bon &ocot (8~epinGenl,
2ugem b II + g, 8. Se6r. Sr.
Subititut z. Sund unb Sr. Greg.
ShrueQ. Sriebensrihter in Cid, iino
81 Gittern nm Se5irfsseriht Su 2us
remburg erilannt lpprben. Sr. MoriB
&obn. Sriebensrihter in Cid, erieet
Srn. Sund ais Subititut. - gu Sricz
oensrihtern IN Cid a.. B. gIs iinb Sr.
Nrm. Stiimper. Srieoensri6ter in 2es
binsen, ur,b Sr. Sepn Staad, abpus
tat nno Ittdfe bel Der Staatsanpaltz
lfatt ernannt. Sr. Ibpofat 8iftor
Dc Goebe. lpirb 6rn. Stiimper ais
Sriebensrihter in Hebingen eriebten.
9eute Worsen langten Der bofs
mite Sr. Siihpf aurum bon 5rier
nit benz boftp'it ten Srn. 8eibbiihpf
Shrob unb Dem biihoilifen 8ebeims
lefretdr Orb gum Seiud unieres bots
m'iten Srn. Siihofs III 2uremburg an.
lin 11R llbr trafen audi Der bod,s
ip'lfe 5r. gilfof gensler bon Wes
nno 8eneralpifar Selt Su bentIelben
Siped IN unIerer Staht ein. - Batter
4unifa5 Wihel said aus Seifingen,
1rofefor Der eusliifen Sprahc IN
Gina, ut gum Observation-Disclosures ber
peruaniihen Resiernns ernannt wur=
ben. Batter 5aih iprtdt nnb ihreibt
gelGmfis flint lebenbe Sprahen. -
Die IN Berlin ipeilenben 2%uremburger
baben lid inter benz Namen &esez
burger Club pereiuigt. I'M in 5ipnrgz
loier BeIeQigteit fpohentlih elm paar
frobe Stunben 3uiammen 5u perleben.
Eereiuslofal III bds Sotel &onopol,
Srieorihs StraBe No. 100. Nae IN
Berlin antommenSeu Guremburaer
Iino niutommen. Sn ben Hegiez
riingss bureaus iino ernannt noroen:
gum Commits I. alaie Sr. 8erion
(Gbtbeilung bes Snnern) 5u Goms
mis- 2. &laile bic Serren Mobert une
5oeue (Nbt. oes Snnern); 3u prppii.
Commits g.. 8laiie Die Serren Saans
(abtb. Der Difentlifen Arbeiten) nnb
Steifen (abtb. bes Snnern). - Sm
9anilius ; Goilegiilm 81 Graten bel
0aadiem IN SpIlaub idieo am .. See
bruar Der bo6lp. Yater @mil Wiiaeus
borff 9. g.. elm iiingerer 8rllber oes
in porigcn Sabre peritorbenen Gbrens
hireftprs Or. Nuguit Wiiaenborff. uns
e~rluartet aus Dem Scben. gr lpar am
16. Sanuar 1888 gebpren, trat 1853
81 Wiiniter /. S. III Die @eicli6af.
Seiu Elm nnb maftc III Den Golegien
3u @iiniter, MAIDEN unb Ntarias 3aadl
Die I'M Srben holden Stubien. 3mei
Sabre lang. pom Serbit 1S65-1S67
ipar er i'm @nlcgium 81 Maria 2anG
2ehrer Der Sbpiif fir cine Nbtbei!mng
ieiner iiiugeren CroenSbriipcr. i'm
Serbit 1860 empiiu9 er IN 3arias
2aad, Die bl. Srieiterpeibc. Gor
Snoerbprn aus, no CT fem britte%
&robeiabr beitnnn. ipl1tc er i'm Serbll
1871, 5ugleih NIT Den Yutres 9ols
berg. Sreiiel uno spei auoern ses
lebrtcn Yatres, cinem Huf @arciu
Wprenos na6 Ecuador, nm an Scr
&ohidule Su SiliIe- baS ShlNium Del
Observation-Disclosures IN Slor Su brius
gen. Cine weitere Hn8abl oelltider
SeiuiteupatreS folgte ibnen bnlo bus
bin nab. Nuh Der @rmorbuml
@arcia @orenpS q 6. Slusuit 1879.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
aus Sem Ger. Staateu.
uN D'AuGUsTA RiChELE-
LOEFFLER.
[Fum N. q. Becker

lFum N. e. Becker.1
Dir huot den Mol geroden
Grad uowen op de Kapp;
Muonch Fraen hu flu Freden
Gedanzt eve en- Dapp.
Gewess, ct wore Fraen
An hfren Herzer froh,
Dass 81 fun den Tyrannen
Mol endlech hate Rob.
~
It wor eng-se slant aus Sachsen-
De hat mat hirem Mann
Dack neischt ewa re streiden,
Dasr ken ct o kann.
Seng Ried, ech muss gestoen,
De wor entsetzlech grob;
An 81 hat damn och emmer
Eng Tromp fir uowen drop.
Et wesz dach wuol e Jidden,
W6 sin zwan harder Steng
Iesummen an der Millen,
Do muolt ct sele reng.
Kent huot dem amer nogin,
Gehalen kent de Mond;
81 hun, We d'Leit wuol wessen,
Gelieft we Katz an Hond.
81 huot de grobe Lemmel
Ferefalt a ferdommt;
Mer konnt s'och here soen:
nWenn'r nur mid pieberfommtl"
'redonia, Wis, op Washington's &c
burtsdag 1911.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

s6cbopsan, isis, ben 81. Scbr.
1911. - @eutc Ncr9en ipllrpe Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Die Seit ipirb iomn,cn, no baS
@oloene Shor ben Can Sranz
cisco unb bas Siihcrne Sbur bon
Sun Diego Die borberen Sbiiren Sitn,
cnerifaniideu &dnbelstempel iein
ineroen. ipie iest Stem Yorf NIB
philadelphia. Sas !pirD Del Sas
namas &anaI 81 8cse brh,acn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Die @efansenen in elmer 8 6ioer
S%trafanitalt perlansen Irbeit IN
irsenb ipelfer Grt. Inn Dor Hanger
8eilt niht nerriidt ar iuerben; cs
gtbt cine gauge an5abl 2eute. sic in
Der Sprberrns i6on Sen Deitlid)en
9eDeis fir ocn geeinu Ton Settles
ItUrung er6liden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
Z =

selDit Sic bcru6isencen @erii6es
rtusen. baB fpdbrenn Der arGmungss
teit IN 2onbon Die iiblid)en Yreiie
nur Inn bas 3ipeifadlc seitei9ert iucrs
Sen iollen, tperben ben Surfifnittsz
renidcu nift sur Ienocrung ber
YiGne fir feline Serisn beiueger. CT
lpiro trosbem lpabrIGeinlid feline sebn
Gage auf Der 9stpobnten Sarm perz
briugeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Sral 8oberta Mensess Sill bon
Y { tp 9orf, Die berbaftete Sfmilggs
lerin m nornebmen 8reiien. bat in
Der 3eae .Rerpen5uitdnbe" betommen.
9ds erinnert an Den neifen 9lusz
ipruh bes Germ Iepi5inalratbes:
.arme 5rauen biirfeu feline Rerpen
babent"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Sm 3uftbauIc an SefferIpu
@ttp, no, finc perihiebenc Sniaien
IN Die Yorratbsfammer eingebrohen
rno baben anber Eabat uno gi9arrcn
dmH cine 8eloiumme erbeutet. Ias
lnu man od5u iagen2 Die 2eutdcn
lpoDen eben in Der ltebuus bleibeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Sa,cn mneritanii1en Sroben. Die
fir ibr 2eben germ Sofluft atbncn
uub iih BON Der iiirirlid)en @ndScna
ipnne ~beitrablen laisn, ut lfiperes
2eib tpioeriaDrer. Sn gerltn
nurben lie bel ben %ginlabungen 5ur
Defilirfcur iibereanaeu. ulo in Sona
Don madt man ibneu Shipierisfeiten
nit benz Sulab 81 Den aronun9ss
ieierlibtelten. .@s lit d Shdm dno
4 balb", I'm nit Som Hiti6 5l
ipreGen, nSie YraniHcnte 10 &c
triete."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Won ben 24,S68 ginipanocrern. be
in, S;anrar bieieS Snbres IN Rem
Worf aelanbet iinb, blie6eu iiabe3lt
10000 Inn Staatc Hefp gorf. Nad
penuiplpania ginscn 1900. IIad]
Suinojs ettpas iiber 1900. nah VEN
SerIep 1900. mad @eaiiabulstts
1900 unS mad Ohio LOO. Die
iibriaen Staater. suH,al ~ SiloltaaS
ten, befameu bon Der Nanliar@sln
iuanSer,ms ipcnia ab. Sic Sertlels
luna Der Ginpanoerimg ilper pas
2amo madbt ittle1te S%ortlTrlite. "
luirO piel Dapcn 9crcret. a5er iue1's
9ctban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Gbnniton BEL Chicago lit anz
geblid Die ein3iee amerifnniite Stabt
bon ntebr ais $4,000 Gintpobnern,
ipel6e fein Sbeater beIitt. Mber. tpie
getpphnlid. tuenn's ginem sl gut sebt.
mill ne it'd Jest mutbipiIie oicier Inz
itebmlidfeit berouben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Sn 8lo M g o IN, ST.. ipurbe
elm Wann, ndfbem CT orci Saac
biitiereinanber %forttpdbrenb aerecet,
irriinnis befunben unb elmer Initalt
iibergeben. Wer fein Senaior lit,
loute IN Sieier 8idtlng pora
liftiaer lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

ssna RaniasgitD iuurhe eit 9es
'uiiler gbiparb Sale nieeergeI6onen.
Die &usel traf i'm 8enau ba. mo be-
rem normal gsbauten Wenld)en oas
Sera fist. Die Ier5te aber, Die Sale
operirteu, ma1ten bic merftpiiroi9e
Gniceduaa. baB fem 5er5 Iif a,lt Der
onbereu G6rperIeite b%efinbet. Ste'
lem 1lm1tanbc allein bat CT Iein Ses
ben an bcroanten. @S gibt allo bod
Sd0c, fpo es galt5 gut if,. fpenr1
man oas Ser3 nidt anf Dem
redten Sled bat.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25
LEBANON JUNCTION

w. s. Rose visited his sister. Mrs.
Ii. y Glasscox in Stanford first of
the week
Mrs. W. r. Fowle visited in Louis
vile Tuesday.
Mrs. j. II. Kirkland and children
are visiting in Junction City this
week.
Conductor Green Swanner is tour
ing the south for few days. He
will visit Mobile, New Orleans and
Atlanta before returning.
The ladies of the Catholic church
gave an ice cream social last Mon
day night, which was a financial
success.
The Bullitt County Baptist Assoc
citation meets here Sept. 13 and II.
y protracted meeting begins at the
Baptist church here Sept. Il,
Wor is progressing nicely on the
new Masonic hall which, when COM
rieted, will be second to none around
here
John W. Newland went up to Brod
head Tuesday after his boys, Ernest
and Samuel, who have been with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
y. Painter, since April.
Karl Painter, who is employed by
The Durham Cola works at E'town.
is here with hi, father. j. J. Paint
or. suffering with a bone felon on his
hand.
J. W. Newland. of this place, Went
to Crab Orchard last Friday TO at
tend reunion of the Newland fam
ily there.
Miss Alene Burnett visited her
cousin. Miss Minnie Quisgins last
week at Elizabethtown.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25
TEMPERANCE LEADER
is FOR MCREARY
President Arthur Wager, Of George
town College, Says Ne Will Vote
Democratic Ticket

nr. Arthur Eager. Presided, Il
Georgetown College. whl. attending
the meeting OF the Baptist Associa-
ton here this week. 'oll Tie l1;crlor
Journal that h. vii; support a.j
vote Tor McCreary fpr governor in
November. He said shat the Geciat-
alton of The democratic platform for
the county urit plank and TIE men
who, with NlcCreary. stood out flat
footed in .lh convention for nc IN
sertion of that plank. we're cniinent-
~ satisfactory to him, and he will
cheerfully support she democratic
ticket, for he believes that it is only
through the success of iln demo
cratic party that any temperance leg
islation can be accomplished. The
democratic party is the OILY parry
which has ever given Eentaci'y lem
pcrance legislation, 5nd under pres
sent conditions, there seems no
opportunity TO secure Vt without IL.
DIR. Wager is an indepeiideh. voter
and frankly admits shat he IL not
bound by party ties. HIS position
on the present state race, - trat
which i being taken by great nun
Der OF the Independent votcrS OF the
state, who are conversan. With RON
ditions oaa are not taxing hearsay
evidence.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25
VIGOROUS ARGUMENTS
ON TEMPERANCE ISSUE
Discussion Of Temperance Work
Brings an Attack on Several
Political Leaders.

At the session of the Baptist A..
sociation here Wednesday afternoon
considerable interest developed in
the discussion of the temperance
work done during the year. a num-
Der of out-of-town speakers told of
progress of the cause.
Rev. u. NJ. Walker, pastor of the
local Christian church, who was pre-
ut took occa~ion To question the
sincerity of EV- Senator McCreary
ga the temperance issue. lie also
scored Senator Bradley and critics.
ed O'Rear for saying Bradley cleo
ton was without a stain.
Several Others also vigorously de.
nornced Bradley and the debate be-
came quite animated and general
on the topic before the body, the
moderator finally shutting down on
further discussion and proceeding
to business again.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25
BEE LICK

The meeting ut Providence church
held nv Rev. W. q. Roberts closed
with several additions, Rev. Rob
crts aud Mr., nj Mrs. A. q. Order
visited Dr. Bradford Warren and
wife. All enjoyed the day.
The Lyons Iumber Company clos
ed work here for a week ON account
cfthe Brodhead fair. Lots of our
people attended.
Mrs. e, II. Metcalf died herethe I'd
after an illness of three months
survive.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25

Very low fares Ia Cincinnati and
return via Queen and Crescent
route account celebration of the com
pletion Of the Fernbank Dam. Mon~-
Tickets on sale september >, Il. .,
ana Sth, final limit To return Seplem-
Der IL. 1911. The round trip fare
from Lexington will bc fo.'O.
Attr actions. Street and histori-
cal parades, illuminated night page
ants. Band concerts for prizes motor
boat races, steamboat parades, dec
grated motor boa; plgeantS. Music
oratorv. fireworks and flying ma
chimes. W. A. BECkLER. GeGo",'
Passenger Agent.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25
GOOD NEWS FROM MARION.

DIR. X. Il. llourlgan and family. Of
Marion county. have been here on a
visit To Mrs. IIourigan'S father. Mr..
u. e. Ripley and family. The doe
,or i y wheel horse democrat in his
neck of the woods and says that
McCreary and the entire ticket will
carry Marion county by at least 400
which is in excess of the normal
democratic majority.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25
CUwMINS & WEARENS
SAFE BURGLARIZEO.
RObber Cuts Wire Lattice on Rear
Window, and Effects Entrance
to Store-After Money.

For the third time in recent years
the gents furnishing store of Cum
minus aud Wcaren, was burglarized
Thursday night The safe was enter
eG and about 500 in cash stolen. No
clothing or goods were taken so far
az can be told by the proprietors.
The rcbbcr effected entrance by
eating out the wire lattice work
which screens the rear windows. a
Trir Of sharp wire cutters was used
and neat aperture cut through
which the marauder crawled. The
safe. an old fashioned make. which
opens with key, was opened with
wire, and the inner cash box was
also entered in like manner. The
tiief was after nothing but the cash,
for gold watch in another drawer
which was unlocked. was untouched
An electric light il left burning in
the store all night. but this evidently
I'D not give enough light, so the
burglar lighted lamp and worked
on the safe with it beside him. There
was little danger of his being seen
even if some one had looked in the
door during the night. fer he worked
down behind counter while picking
the lock.
Mr.. Wcarcu telephoned for the
bloodhound, soon after the theft
was Discovered ami every cfi"rt
will be made to discover the thief.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25
FINE SHOW MULES.

Messrs. Harris & Woods, of Lin
coin county, who are known all over
Kentucky ms being producers of
great show and richly bred mules,
captured at Hnrrodsburg fair seven
blues and one red out of eight shows.
I'm the great mule ring. with MAN.
Ter of teams pitted aginst them.
among them Thompson a Co., of
Lexington. they again walked away
with the blue tie. Messrs. Harris 4
Woods are breeders cf hi.sn class
horses II ules and jack, in tre,r coma
ty.- ANDERSON News.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25
Thursday. Sept. a. 1911


at 9 30 \. NJ, II miles from Crab
Orchard. ky., ON the Chappell'> Gap
pike. The following live stock will
be dispo- ed of:
| 6-year-old chestnut >orrcl Gold
Gdst-Naboth rockaway aud coach
horse. not afraid OF trains or auto
mobiles. drives we'll. j-year-old Gal
ton lay gelding. broken To- drive, out
cf Clay mare; 4-year-old Galtou
ba welding. extra nice horses. both
uithese and subject to register; !
2-year-old Chester Jewel bay horse.
: S-year-old Denmark brood and
work mare; 6-ycar-old Shetland
pony by Blue Ewes. / year-old
pony by Dock Gray with horse colt
by her side bv Reds bay Stallion:
/ Dignity Dare >uchlins hlly out of
Clay mare: ! 6-year-old Jack, EN-
celsior. by Tevis' Emperor; hi- colts
have sold for SO To 1928 and 90
I"l ftltl ~ lllN '''llN bif lllsll'~s
year'in. Jack b, llarrie'> billy
kcene: good ielnet-. : good work
mules. pair yeriing mules, ) suck
mg mules; Jersey hcifer- with
calves, 2-Near-old high grade hcif-
ar. wearing hciicr; ] 2year-old
and ! ycarliug hellcr subject to reg
l~tcr. weanling Refer ol hi-h grade
: 4-yeor-pld high grade Jersey COW
with heiier calf. G-year-old high
Grade Jersey COW. The dams of thi~
-tnck have an been sold for so tu
SO erh; good Jersey bulls. AMI
years old. subject to register !
the Shorthorn milk COW, ) steers. |
and years old and % ewes.
Term, madSkuown on day of sale
Dinner on grounds. Persons ar
irving by train can he conveyed To
farm from depot by public convey
ances.
Or. J. G Carpenter & Son,
H. +. ID. /. GRAD ORCHARD. Ky,
Col. J. L. Chandler, Auctioneer.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25
Hay fever asthma and summer colds

must be relieved quicly and Foley'>
doney and Tar Compound will do
it. +. NJ Stewart 1884 Wolfram St..
Chicago. writes: II have been great
~ troubled during the hot sumper
months with hay fever and find that
by using oley's Honey and Tar Com
pound get great relief" Many 9TH
ence. Sold by Shugars 4 Tanner. :
crs who suffer similarly will be glad
10 benefit bv Mr.. Stewards evperi-
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25

DO not allow Your kidney and
bladder trouble to develop beyond
the reach of medicine. Take Foley
Kidney Pills. They give quick re-
suits and stop irregularities with
surprising promptness. or sale by
Shugars 4 Tanner, Stanford.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Harmon, Perry
vile, Mrs.. Adams, Junction City, NJ.
\. Adam, parksullc Mrs. Allen,
Parks,illc. Mrs. Z. Glenn, Parksvillo,
Mr.. Meredith, Salyisa, Mrs. lIud-
son, Salyisa, H. T.. Bailey, Ilarrod-
burg. II &. Smith, Ilarrodsburg,
Mr.. Taylor, lIarrodsburg, Mrs. Val
crtine, Georgetown, Mis- Ora Ad-
ANS. iIarodSburg. Sam Barrett,
Gravel Switch. llarvc Guest. Corr
nashville, q. Morris. Jp'tr,H,l"c, y.
Smother. Gravel Switch sam Payne
Gravel Switch. Il Cormincy, Brum.
field, Il. +. Watts and -. q. Foley,
Wayncsburg, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Bottom, Junction City. J. VI. Grave,
and 4. /. Knife, IlarrodSburg, Mr..
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