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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-15
PUBLIC SALE OF
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

BY authority of Judge l.. l.. Walk
err executor of the will of T. b.
Walker, deceased we viii sell to the
highest bidder ut the court house on
Monday, December 25th, 1911,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. POS acres of
land. with n large barn, belonging
to the said decedent's estate, adjoin-
ing the city of Lancaster, Kentucky,
and being Il highly fertile and desir-
able tract of land fronting on Rich
mond street, near n concrete walk,
with beautiful building sites, near
one of the best graded schools in
the state.
- We will first offer about l35 acres
fronting on Richmond street; then
about 81 acres on the east of the
farm; then approximately 30 acres
with building site accessible TO n
road leading from the Richmond
pike. II desired. the front on said
street will be divided by line run
ming nearly north. dividing the land
into two parts of about 80 and l25
acres, which will also be offered
separately. After offering the tracts
mentioned, the entire boundary of
205 acres will be offered as a whole,
and the bid or bids realizing the
most money, will be accepted. We
will show the property and give
any information desired.
Terms-rhe sale will be made for
one-third payable January l, 1912,
when deed will be made aud pos
session given. The remainder pay
able in one and two years with six
per cent interest, lien being re-
tanned on the Ian for payment.
Hughes & Swlnebroad,
Lancaster. Dec. -, 1911. 992t
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-15
Liabilities

Capital stock paid in in
cash .............. .SJO,OOO-OU
Surplus & und'ded profits 4,09S.20
Total deposits. .S15, 1913
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-15
Letter TO
Or. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghampton, n. Y.
Prove What Swamp-RoOt Will Do
For You.

Send TO DIR. Kilmer 4 20, Bing-
hampton, \. V, for sample bottle
II will convince anyone. You will
also receive n booklet Of valuable
information. telling all about the
kidneys and bladder. When writing
he sure and mention the Stanford
Semi-Weekly Interior Journal. 'Regu-
lar 80 cent and one dollar size bot
ties or sale at MI drus stores.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-15
Our Feelln's.

Says a fashion writer in an srti-
Gle on fancy blouses; For there are
always days even In summer. when
sne does not feel like a white blouse
More likely a gray goose.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-15

Owing to the heavy rain, Fred
Draunsweig postponed his sale until
next Tuesday, Dee. 10, when it will
be held. rain or shine, BEGINNING
promptly at Q o'clock.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-15

The barn of Joe c. S. Blackburn
on his farm in Woodford county,
was damaged by fire early in the
week. the flames having been start
ed by a charcoal heater ia a buggy.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-15
Report Of Condition of
THE STATE BANK & TRUST CO.,
of Stanford, Kentucky,

doing buiness at Stanford, Lincoln
county, Kentucky. at the close of
business ON the 9TH day of Decem-
Der, 1911.
Resources
Loans q discounts. sos, S12.19
Due from banks. ...... 40,264.23
Actual cash on hand. .. 6,1o4.l7
Ovedrafts-
Secured $2.211.50
Unecured 2,630. 80 4,S4l.50
Current expenses and taxes
paid 1,S9J.24
Real estate, fur Il fix. 100000
Total .............$l 29, j9I.33
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-12-15

BY authority of Judge l.. l.. Walk
err executor of the will of 7. b.
Walker, deceased we viii sell to the
highest bidder ut the court house on
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-15
Cell ttnsDrbt rjmd).
Rasel prautt IN eimsr Rippe ab.

Die 2s Sabre oIts 1rdu M1rnis
Sddfon, Jnbabsriu stnes aofthduIss.
go. 2308 Wsft 9. ape., uniernabm ass
fern Uormiiiog tinen GsIbitmorbper.
fnf inbem fis fih nit sinem RsDoIpsr.
iiber bem ntrsen cine GhubDunbt
beibrnd,ts. Gum Blid mar fie augsI
an elmer Hipps nbgteliiteH unb ni6t
In oie Bruit singeorungeH. NIs Elm
fOfori requiririsr pdirOltpugen eiHs
iraf, fptigerie bic gsbsnsmiibe fh nad
bem itdoiiihen 6ofpitdl su eeben,
ipenn ibr niti etitattst lptrbs. ihr nHs
bsrthalb Snbrs altes gabn nitSuHths
mtn. 5em Dtrlonasn spur6e iidiiqes
asbtn uno bic 5ofpitaldrsts btseihn.s
ten bic Shubnunbs ais unssf1brIit.
Gifsriudi fsitsns Der gran iino anosrs
sbeIihs Tifftrsnssn iotItu ben Selbiss
mcroneriud ueranlabi habsn. ,JadfoH
bebaupitt. isintr Gran isin. urio6e
CUR Gifsriuti aegeben su baben. lie
beiben 1lssrsn ainosr bss ghepdars.
s refp. s Sabre alt, tpurbsn bis aui
Weiisrss pon Rahbdrn Tn Cbhut gss
nommsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-15

Aufnabmt sefunoen. 0errn ptrfins
miro es iiberlaiien bIeiben. elmer Der
WenIhbeit sufasenoe 2Dfung gu fin
Den. Ane anasihen ipeifen oarauf bin,
bob er Die ftadtlidbe aontroltrung Der
groben getriebs empfeblen piro, 81
Delhem ,3wefe Der Stadt pas Reht
sugeitshen miiBte, ale gstriebe gu Ton.
3eutrirsn. Inter einem fplhen Spitem
min er cem aopital feinen ibm quite
bnoeu 9eDinn iihern, benz Irbetter
Suteu 2obn uno bem 8erbrauber biIz
Iige preiIe. Dieter pIan mag aus
Dem 8runoe auf srDberes Gntsesenz
tommen rehnsn tonnen, oub er feline
aonfistatiou in fid i6lieBt. ba aIle
iol6e 9epaltmdbregeln auf oas 9es
rehtigfettsgefiibl oes Bublitums abz
ftpbenb fptrteu. sSerner mag Die Qus<
fiibrung bieiss 9epdnten infofern our
fo3talen Seruhigung bsttraeen, ais es
Der unbsIhrdntts Sdpitclgsipinn III,
Ger folde grobe unSufrieoenbeit srrsgt.
Sn6 oiirtte oteie geihrdntung niht
beim inbuitrieIIen &dpttul ftehen bIeis
Ben, fonoern miibte audi oas 6anoslss
tdpttal etnihlieben, in Der Weife, buB
audi Der taufnduniIhe 8epinn auf eli
men Observation-Disclosures berabz
iintt. 5hutfdtIit babsn fih in bic.
fem aunbe ishr piele Stimmsn fir
oieie RegsluHg BON Snbuitrte uno
9dnoeI erboben. grzQrdiiosut RooTez
pelt lit Elm entIhisbener geFirportsr
bes Spftems ,ndh tpsI6em bic oeutThe
Die grnouttion uno ben
8ertduf npn Galiialsen requIirt bat.
mas iih bOlliq nit Dem qertinsfhsu
qldu oedt. Gieism 3ufpIqe ItsGt bic
Die in Der aaIifaIss Snbus
ftrts gu sahlenbsn 20hns, iopie aud
ben 8ertaufspreis feit, 10 oab bic bon
8ertins erpdbnten Sottoren: Gapitas
liiten, Arbsiter uno 9erbrnuter 3us
frisoenitsuenOe geriitIidtiSung fiHosu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-15

Bon W az Rentpih d.

QHtr isInen Seums anb66tia In Der
1a'he trdgi. tam tpobl einmal Nm
paHolnnsen bttommen, Is osm groa
BEN Uleiiter fpenisitens i'm tlein.u
na63uma6en.
Tun bate id mid bereits felt .inis
gen Bo6en in 5unis a.slimatiirt:
bic orientalifden 3udsrbatDdoren, an
oeHeH i6 mir bereits 3fpeimal oenWas
gen peroorben, batten ben Reis Der
Reubeit laHeft bsrlDrsn, an bi. arubis
fheu Woblseriihe, bic aus Wurfibuz
ben, SelteHslH uno s5ifdbruBeIeien
gum 5immsl itiesen, mar id3 lanaft
seDobni. unb oas Gefiibl Der Cider
beit DerlRb mid aud i'm 4nblid oss
ftmugisiteu 9urnus uno bes binns
iihtisffeH Jaf1mais niht espar
3eit, iih auberbolb Der gtaoi elm me-
MIG umsufsbsn.
IroSbem bic neuen 6erren oesQans
bes es an Strabsn unb Babn.n nift
feblen ldHsu, bleibt bod manhe ges
Seknsipuroigteit Sunefiens tpie elm
1fdenbr1bel halbpergeiTen beifeiis; oi.
herrlihen romiinen Nuinen BON
Sbeitla. unser bemn aomobiiirenbe
Bebuinen ibre 3elte oxfaeidluoen. or
Diem NIT sinsm 4mphitbeot<r, bsfltn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-15
poIi3ei
8inSst lauaaeiuMtsm aIien Utsamn.
fanHieH aIs yaiieai in ifdsip
ftleH i,sIpiial Der.

Der 6sidhriae Milfinm 1imbsr!os,
Gin alter Hsiannitr beg pcIissi, nxlher
isis WsondieH unisr anslnesn oes
etnbruhs uno Der ghedfdllhunq es.
lnts lpuroe. III sefisrn Don ben De-
beinpolisiften ainedib unb 6il i'm
fi1eiiiheH 6ofpiidl. tn ipettsm sr nls
gntisnt fueilt. sntotdi tpcrben. Ta sr
pcrIdufia nph ni6i i'm Gtanoe III. oas
5oipisaI su perInfFsn, pirn tr Bic gu
Ieiner Dsnsfun1 unier poiiseiIihtr Be
tpotnne iieben 1imberIate nirb be-
ifuloiei nus siHsn eneerEaui. an Ia.
nHe pltnfaRt Strabs ShmudIdten
I'M gBeribs BON $500 geifobIsn su has
ben. aubernsm foG er iIh Der ghtds
fdIftuns In mehrerfr 5dutn fnulnig
gemddt bdbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-15

Setretdr Rdgsl ihttt cir
9irtular on Die 3eItungen aus, Dortr
er Die ge1auptuug Dertritt, oaB Die gss
aen ben Ginpdnoerunss sSOmmIl1ar
99iQiams srbobsnen geihuloigungsr
Iib ais unbegriinoet ernieieu babeR,
9ds III cine GntlaituuQ auF etHe 4ns
tlaas, bic aar uicht erbpben porosn lit.
Mdu bat oem 6errn 8lQiams teine
5oie QbIiht gum 9orpurf gema6t,
Ioubern ieine Quslegung Der Gtnpans
berungseeIese hemdn9elt. 4ls eIRsm
erfabrenen syuriitsn piro Dem Serrn
Ntiniiter Raqel polIauf betunnt ieiu,
oab Geiess oura 4usIesurg etue er'
heblits Qenosrung srfabren. Die Seq.
nsr bes 6errn Wiliums bebaupteH,
Dag feins Qusleguug BON Dem GeoaHz
Ten imprint ift, DoB Die Gtn:banoes
runQ bsfhrdntt rperbeH iou. 3ds III
aber ui6t bic Qbiiht oes SeisBes. Die
les nil bios bic nit Der Giupunbez
rung pertRUpften llebeItdnbe beiettiz
Gen. Denn alIo Sefrstdr glagsi fagt,
bab Serr Diqiums niht gegen oas
8eies banoeIt, 10 tDsiht er benz &erns
punt dus, rpeIhsr o1bir 9eht, oab er
Die 9efsss niht rihtta unb in eiHem
Der ginpunosrung fsinolthsn Siune
auslegt, Dap ioLhes Der Jan 1T, ldbt
fif nitt beitrsiten. penn man bic i'm
8erhor dngefibrten toHtreteu 5dlle
prift. Jn JoIge OeFsn psrldnssu Die
Rrititer oss 5erru WtlIiams cine fol-
he 4bdnOerung Der 8eieBe, oab iis bic
1lnterbeamtsu, bic mod in iAIimmerer
g9etis ods 9eIeB perorehen, stpirst,
bas 8efeg in ieiner Dabren QbIift Su
hanbbabeu. Die 6aupttIG9er Iinb oie
beutfden Gtnpanoerungs- 9eielIihafs
ten in Rep 0ort. 3ieie legen bar,
bab Die 8ebano!ung auf Guis SsIano
bic beutfhe GinDanoerung uah oieIsm
2dnbe bemme, DenH 5err Rugsl Idgt,
baB ous uitt belpieien isi, 10 tpiro sr
ans per3eihen, penn mir oas aIs Gil
benitederei bs3eIhHen. Qadoem er erz
tdhren bat, nelfer 8ebanoluRg bic
Giupauoerer ausosiest limb uno tpie es
Gig elm 9Iidsipisl angsIehsn peroen
muB, Oh GinDanberern bic qQnounq
geitdttet piro, 10 mub ibm bod elm
leutten oab Die 4ugsboriesn siner
bod 2ioIlIilrteH Ration ii6 elmer fol-
ten gebanolunq uHD einsm iolhsn
9iftto ni6t ausieBsn po[Isn. Statt
haber D0Qig unnothigsr DsiIs ben
tosrrn Biliams in S6uB au nsbmen,
mare es Die Bfliht oss SetretGrs, bic
bon ben osutihen GinpunbsruugssGez
feafhafteu empfobleHsn QenbsruHasn
IN ben 6efessu uub @tnrihtunssn gu
unterftiipsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-15
@od,enbsridt sss o,eimaSSeifsamts.

Jm itdbiiidxn gsfunobeiisamt
ipurben Iaui Dem gsiitru betonHi sssss
bsHen Wohtnbtritt fpdhrsno Der psrs
iIoiisnen Wode rs GdlIe Don aniiedens
ben arnnsbsiien unb % 1ebesf1as
inFolge folder aransbeiitn eemelnsi,
sssen ST Grsrcniunssn unn 20 10nss.
falIe in Der garalslmeAs bss eoriaea
9ubres. auf oie tinselnsn 4rantbsis
ten DsribeiIeH fih bic gale tpis iolsi:
Shorlnhfisber SO grirnniuRgsn unb
Elm apbesfoll; Shpinoiuht 28 Or
irdntungen unD 1S sobesfane; Eipbs
iberiiis 9 erironiunssH unn 3psi
1cDesf6le; Waitrn unb glaiisrn |.
orti Grtrnntuneen; znpbusFisbsr 8
Grirnnsungsn unb Elm 1OptsfaN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-15

6euie besinni bixrislbfi bic IA,
suns Der Staaissroblra, bes bsuis
itxn CroeHs Der porugari. Die Siss
uns baneri bis gum IL. ausrii. Der
teutts. Tag in bem empfans Der De-
lssaieH in Der DssrHr bdle, an 0ias
aHn Ntrcu Stsabt. stpibmst. Die eis
eeniIiten 0efndfis finbsn am Usii.s
nod iiait uno cm abenb in sin Ban
.sti TN erobeH Gdnl Der GentraI1urH,
bale. Nm Donneriins Uormii!os ipsr.
ben bic DerbdHoIuHeen Der Einotss
grobIogf au 0Hbs eefiibri unb aahs
rnitiass frirc eiHe RuHofabri in au.s
f6sn uniernommsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-15
entiprmnseusr Eaiiesi.

Ter 36 Jahre alis Wm. altman,
BON go. 1927 Gilbert apsnus, Gin pas
iieni bss hdbiifNsn 6ofpitais. euts
iprdHa stiisyn In eiutm unbstpa6ten
AugtnbIid aus Der o Warb unb lief
eis Central NDenus binouf. Ssin Uers
fNipinbsn ipurbe einise Tlinuten fps
tsr Don Der Hronknpfleserin v.
1hiifon entbtdt. unb mehrele 4nses
ttlte Der AniioIi nobmen BIZ 0Tfol.
guns oss Qntfprunotnen ouf, ipsi6sr
lAlkbli4 an Central 4ssnue nnb nis
bsrts Gtra6e sissfbett uab bins{sp
oema3t mnsb&.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-15

6err psrtins, Der iit aus Der
IWprgun'iden 5irma 3urudge3ossn
bat, um fsIns 8isnite Der Wenfabeit
5u rpsibeH, tiinblgt an, ouB CT aus peis
tersn geihdftli6en 8erbiuoungen auss
trsteH Diro, um oas problem gu itabt<
rem, uts siue gemeinfhdftlihe 8sritan.
pieung 3pifheH arbeitsrn, Rapitalis
ften uHo gsrbrauheru Iid beritsllen
liebe. Ufit aHoersn Wortsn, er nil
DEN nationalOtonomifhen Stein Der
Weiisn finosn. 9tele babsn freilin
fh1n bebauptet, ibn gefun6su su hoz
ben. aarl Warr srblidts Die Grl0funa
Der Wenfhbeit tn Der abfhuffung b.s
lluternsbmergeipinns Senrp George in
Der abfhdffung bes 8ooenseninns.
BisIang haben Diefe 5beorien auBer in
engsH frsHsH uoa 4Sbdnssrn teine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-15

Wdhreuo bic gunoesge
ri6te cine GntideiOuns uuh Der
anreren gegen 2ruits ubgeben, lperosn
ioI6e tGglich ssariinoet. Ratiirlih gs
Tchieht oos Ran anoeren Wtetbooen.
Gg tperoen feline loien 8erbtnoungsn
berqeite[It - SarteQe, ME man Iie IN
CeutihlaHo nenut - ioRoern DIE BE
triebe peroeu nit etnaHoer oerihmol'
seu. CffsRbar mub oas itatthdft lstn,
ba niht an3unebmeu lit, odB bic nsns1i
Srgantiationen gsI6affeH tpiirosn,
loenn lie our6 oas 9eIeB beorobt no
Ten. Inter iolhen llmitdEoen miro
Der 9ongreb pobl iid Der 4uT9abe
ri6t enI3ieben t0nnsn, oas 1ruitgeieB
I'll dnbern, oas iih DoQig unpirt'am
errpeiit.
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Carthage E1If z ei1srteiissieaa.

mdhrsnb Der -Garibass Doirs ipirb
cine 3nsiepoIi3sifdiiOn auf btn Nus.
iisllunsssriinbtn. nnitr anff6s bes
1e.sitiDfsroeaHifn anbp GiAslbergfr.
BEN GinsrheiiSbiens Derisben. 3etn
polisiten iinb 81 bislem 1ienns obs
scmnsrnbirt sporbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-15
Wehr geattuna, als INN 9s.

Weehr 9euhtuns, als ihm 9s'
ihentt poroen lit, perbient Der 9or-
i6laq oes Observation-Disclosures
8urlsion bon 5eras. audi nit WesTtto
elnen Rs3ipro3itdts Bertrag db5u7
fttieBeu. llnier 5anoel nit Mertto
III, trpsoem ss Dor unisren lhorsn
Itegt, bodIt asrinsfiigig. Die S6uIo
trGqt Elm unIinniser SGrif, Der inertia.
uif6e Robftoffs, bic mir ortngeno be-
riirfen, nit 36asn belegt. Durh er'
RGbisung ober abidaffung perislbeH
mare elm opppeltsr 9OrthetI gu it4eru:
giliaere Rpbftpffe fir uHiers 5abrt@
fdHten uno grIeitteruus unIerer Nus
fuhr BON Gabritatsn burh GrmaBi'
eInq Der 3pae.
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no man cine 6dnbpolI Oolbfin6e
erwdrtet. betoumf man Of Hur siHsn
Thumb pol 1Eeftmorts.
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Z@iHs. Zd)etsse
Hadl irto bon europa
nit alien TfInpierlinsen.
0e(oienOunaen

WeloienOun6em
nod TentlhInno. Geiierreidl. llngrrn
etc. frei ms Sans Der EmpfaHGer.
2}oliuiad3tem
rehisaiiIiia nnaeftriiat, unD
0rbf9aftSs S1elleetiomem
prompt uno ree!l bsfcrgt.
Western German Bank,
d6e IL. nab yise Etrske.
A4faH
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tiir bides HIost Durben esarn ssa
ben Cptiieyn 6. QisfH & Dre-
no. l86 RACE Gifobs, folgeHbs 1sm1
peratur uHierfNieDe seaihrift:
Born. Grab Na4m. otal
Middletown transcript., 1911-10-14
PAST PRAYING FOR

Washington, Oct. 9.-Despite the
prayers Of Chicago pastors, Sec
Tetary OF Agriculture Wilson to.
day said that he would serve as hon.
orary president OF the International
Brewers Congress, which will assem-.
bic in Chicago October 18th.
o. In vain did ell the churches in
Chicago weary Heaven with
prayers for Secretary Wilson,
one of the champions in Taft S
Cabinet, of the Dope Trust, and
a bitter foe of DR.. Wiley who is
fighting to save the American
people from those poison con-
spirators engaged in adultering
and "doping" foods, drugs and
drinks.
But that some other Trust
agents in that same Taft cabinet,
Hitchcock, Wickersham, ct al,
are also quite past praying for,
we would suggest that the
churches of the land unite in
prayers for their conversion; in
deed, were it not equally useless,
we would advise q nationwide
invocation that the head and
front Of this whole miserable
business, one William Howard T.
might likewise see the error of
his ways, and repent-or at any
rate, come back home, and cease
making a wholesale guy of him
self ''sWinging around the circle,
doing out weak.tea apologies for
nast errors;
Middletown transcript., 1911-10-14
Red Men Elect Officers

On Tuesday evening Seneca Lodge No.
44 Of the Improved order OF Red Men
held an election OF officers when the fol-
lowing officers were raised, Thos.
Truitt, Prophet; Colonel Crouch, Sachem
George Pinder, Sycamore, DR.. Cobbe, De.
putty Great Sachem, Of Clayton, assisted
BY Mr.. Smith inducted the new officers.
The affair concluded with refreshments
oysters in all styles for their guests and
the members. Speeches we're made by
DR.. Cobb and various members OF the
home lodge.
The Great (ouncil for the order will
hold their yearly meeting in Newark Oct.
25th and 26th when representatives from
the whole state will be present. Seneca
Lodge Al will be represented by Mr..
George Richards. This order is very
strong in Delaware and has fourlshing
Lodge here in Middletown.
Middletown transcript., 1911-10-14
CHESAPEAKE CITY

Mrs. Joseph Deibert and son, Of Elkton,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Joseph Deibert.
Miss A. Louise BouIden has accepted q
position with the Wanamaker Store.
Mrs. Annie Malster and Miss Florence
Malster, OF Baltimore, are spending some
time in town.
Miss Esther Banks, Of Wilmington, was
q recent visitor at the home OF her mother
Mrs. E. Fl. Banks.
Miss Hanna Bouchelle returned home
on Monday after spending a week with
Bsrksdale relatives.
Mrs. Louise Griffith AMI Mrs. James
Warren, Of Middletown, spent Friday
with Mrs. A. NJ. Griffith.
Mr.. Joseph Baker, Of Philadelphia. is
spending some time at the home of bis
father, Mr.. Charles Baker.
We are sorry to le m Of the illness Of
Mrs. Harry Davidson, Of near town, who
is threatened with typhoid.
The Methodist Episcopal Church mem
bers are expecting to build a parsonage al
soon as tile fund can be raised.
Cecil Lodge, No. I25, A. F. & A. NJ.
will be paid lraterDaI visit bv Warren :
seipp, on Thursday, October 18th.
Invitations to the wedding Of Miss jos
tine B. PeverIey and Mr.. James Woodall
Jr., we're received here this week.
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CECILTON

DR.. VI. r. Black was an Elkton visitor
last Wednesday.
Mrs. E. N.Crawford 10 visiting relatives
and friends In Clora and North East.
Mr.. Nashley Taylor spent this week in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Edna Smithis spending some time
In Baltimore.
Miss Mary BIackway Is guest Of friends
in Baltimore.
Mrs. g. w. Padley was the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. nj. E. Freeman in Chesa.
peske City recently.
Master Allie Pierce is i'll at bis home
near town with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Thomas Pierce, Mrs. Harry Budd,
and Mrs. Gearey Beaston were chesapeake
City visitors on Monday.
Mrs. Alexander Wilson has been enter
tanning her aunt Mrs. John H. Bond, Of
Port Desposit.
Clifford ". Hoover was Philadelphia
visitor one day last week.
Mr.aud Mrs. Thomas O'Neil, Of Lynch's
spent Sunday and Monday with Miss
Annie O'Neil who is very i'll.
Clifton Burke, OF Philadelphia, is visit.
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. -. Burke
MIR. and Mrs. Weed, Of Philadelphia,
have been spendinga few days with Mr..
George Millikan near town.
Miss Wilmer Millikan spent Tuesday
with friends In town.
Messrs. George Beaston and James
stradIey are spending this week in Mil
hngton.
Msssrs. John G. Stephens, George
Jones, Or. John Copp y, Henry Bouiden
william Jones and DR.. z. N. Crawford
are attending court at Denton, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Wilson enter
sained Mrs. A. nj. Moore and children D
Durham, N. O., Capt A. McNamee, o
PhiIadelphia, and Mr. 2. @. Wilson dur
iDg the past week.
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More Mammoth Potatoes.

And still they comel The biz 'sswate
prasiesn we mean. Mr.. Clarence Clayton
brings d fas q FOUNDER which besides its
bigness has also the distinction Of resem.
bling an animal ofsome sort-most people
say-a seal. Il is fine sweet potato and
was grown BY F. JMullin farmer resid-
ing near Glasgow.
Then along comes Mr.. E. s. Wood .
live farmer on the ]. K. Williams place
with two huge Sweets, one long and
t'osher "roly.poly" shape, bus both Fall
stafian in size, and best Of all. 90 sugar
laden that they are fairly red in co!oI
Itisa fact that not every soil il adapt
ed to raising the sweetest sweet potatoes,
those that send an aroma all over the
house when the kitchen door is opened
where they are aboiling. The old New
Jersey sweet potato was very superior in
that regard-and it is "the sugar in the
grourd'' that's the thing. Sure!
TIE TRANSCRIPT congratulates its farm
er friends on their fine propucts.
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Ladies'. Misses and Juniors Suits

Suits that will give you world of serycesuits that
Styshness Quality and Tailoring be had here for
lower price than before We offer you number
of charming styles from which of fine quail
iy Wools Serges Chevots English Mixtures and Broad
cloh-n all the shades These coats built very
graceful fitting nes-stricty tailored trimmed
various ways-cut after the 1911 Fall models and lined
with good guaranteed satn skirts in the very newest
Fashions.
Our Prices from. $1,000 to $25.OO
Real Values from 1880 to $500
Middletown transcript., 1911-10-14
BLACKBIRD

Mrs. Sharp, Of New Castle, spent last
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wat.
son.
Miss Ella Ferguson visited her sister,
Mrs. Fermon Phillips in Smyrna last
week.
Ms. D, D. Stsats, Mra. William Ander.
son and daughter, Frances visited Middle
town on Monday.
Miss Buelah Buckeon, OF Wilmington,
spent over Sunday with her parents MIR.
and Mrs. James A. Buckson.
Mrs. Cora McClain and daughter Anna.
Of near Smyrn-, spent Sunday With her
mother Mrs. Laura Slaughter.
Mr. McDougls expects TO start bis revi.
yal services ia about two weeks and wants
a large congregation every evening.
Mr.. William Anderson spent part Of
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
William Anderson In Delaware City.
Our Epworth League services will BE-
lead On Sunday evening by Mics L. Ethel
Taylor. The Topic: Things we may know,
Mrs. N. g. Watson and son Alfred re-
turned 10 their home in New Castle 0u
Monday, after spending several weeks
With Mr.. aud Mrs. w, A. Watson. Jr.