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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-04
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gbtpnrb unb Rois aoehlsr, 427 %.
front Ctr, WdohtH
sSosOb uno Dora sissus, NismaH
CTR, aHdbe.
Gb. unb sSennp Sstriit, SGT
5inotdp CTR, Mdbhtn.
abruhom unb 6nnna2einpots, 1854
Central Ape., anobs.
syrsb. uno 2ottie Sbotmiqsr, 54
Gprrn Ctr, mdb6tn.
aapmoHb uHo Warn Wud, 416S
Gamilton are., WGb6en.
John unb Qnna 8oriih. 2195
Clara aps.. anabs.
DiIinm unb 2enoru 56ompion.
1889 Wsit aiberin Ctr, Gnabs.
WiIion unb Wsdotlinn WaiIa.nbsr,
3345 Gurnet ape., annbe.
Anion unb Qngeliuo 6entsn6erns,
1916 airbp Ro., Waofen.
aodm uno Caroline Gr.bling, 3707
5errcn Ctr. RHabe.
Subn nno Sofpbint R.i'tns, 4033
Gberrp Str, fnabe.
gtprge uno Narn SuFfner, 1851
Wl0ntecmsrp FD.. Wldbhsn.
Oeorle unp GIipa 9ittuE, 1890
6infibs ape.. Wdbnen.
Splpdn nnb 5lOreuee Selfrif, 2744
Weii 6. Str, Gnabe.
4 sSrnni unb Glifabstb Shuh, 102
eSiuhlap Ctr, anabe.
elias uno auun Stdnimirotpitih
1909 pIeafnnt Str, annbs.
GoHft1ntin uno 4nnn Dug, 21e
Asit 8. Str, W1ohsn.
gouis unb asonora 6rai, 1885
Wlain Str. mdbden.
Soiepb uno Ularia RaegI., 134C
Mninut Ctr, Wdo6tn.
Gsores uno Mdrsaret S.p6ruf
1902 8ins Ctr, anabe.
adrl unb Nmelie 8eper, 212i Rie,
Ctr, W6oden.
6ermann uno anno 4nberser, 1866
Barton Ctr, WdDfsn.
Woithias uno Warp Rsttig. 2527
Sei0to Ctr, W1bhsn.
Duitap nnn 8iold Raft, 1929 grss
men STR. Ws1bhen.
eouis unb Clara Seimann, 1876
HALTER Ctr, Wdbfsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-04
Gbe-GrlnubniRibeine.

{Gbas .Strout, %, Springfislo. Mai
lGliie gatsr, q. Stapt.
ISobn 9. Sonss, 81. Burns Str.
l2ucp Stepbsns, 20, 9rRsbsd, 8.
|Dan. Gdpars. 26. Rspport, ap.
lGtbsl galopell, 20, DaInut Ctr.
|Senrp Qobrep, 81, Mt. 9saItbp, 8.
5ilou 5ins, q, GIepes, 3
(Go. ). Rbsrs. "a, StratfOrb qps.
lRiIor.o $. Gpot, 20, DO.
(ROp Mlt8op, q, 9spap, Sno.
laaura Spslmau, %, armorp aps.
iSpbu Surlsp. 90, gultimOr. 91its.
lescilia Jrstsr, 81. UtabtioH RoaR.
lSod Grtapqu, %. groaopap.
lgoa SousIsp, %, Do.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-04
MnbcrorDentli6 9iinftg
Sinh oe Ansebote Der 2lHion as efetrie Co. fr oer
meaem adStif6en 2sefea6tunss

is StoD bus annabms ausebo, dbr 1000 srparsn
auBeroem Elm brsifd HGrs 2it ssRfsrt Deroen i'm IN
sriroifd asIpeihen Brt perdus bic Gsufbuf $55 fat Der
bsb b3abItsn $72 aampe dprl Der gt.is aamp i'm
obrb aepefsn Irit miro $50 uuf $50 abr bsrun
seten Sn anon Stdbsn III Der rss eau RDeut.no bOber
Die ansebo abe i'm at1bauIe ussmsns gfrsosuHa brDDrse
rufen aud bos gurau o Uunicpul R.urh sueoen - pra'
Fbent Ibtrsnb arbssoiretor SuuOmuer nHaHe Sd
iita H geIeudtuussprsie ansebot snsm nsensu
Ramens g. o Gbriian gt gOunp 8, tonnt nht bsraf
fdiat iperhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-04

Der Is sSabre aIte AslIHsr Sdmss
Qroctor, Don gto. 513 Asit 9. Strubs.
rpurps eeitsrn auf eiueu am l. Sonuar
puu benz Rsitauruteur JOs. ). 6rstgbs
ton, Ro. 812 StaR aps., srtDirttsn
Saftbefshl bin uou ben 9ebeimpeIisi'
fen Speensp uub SouiIlon psrbaftet.
Der 9sfdusens, fuelher friihsr in bem
AeitanraHt oes CREIGHTON ais Bdrter
dH9eNeuI mar, III Hr1tuH0tA, pI da5
bem gafb Regifter isiaes 4rbeitsebers
enttpeRoet 3u buhsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-04


20 Sdb. $41432 DurtItut $40 ~ fir Dbsroite Qetuna
Sdbt $4,000 Durtini $50. 90 fir unsrirbifs QetuHq
Su Der sHbeu 4ufuuug fnb ben sunn Wunpatdten 6eSab
Die Stdote init etner fueniger aIs ten preien
100000 brdRosu Ginpobz Der 0urtidaiprs
na Bsrfe porttgn Jabr fir I6erirofs
un6 amps Wasn" 1T S6965 fir unroi
por .Utduc CLAIMING gpg.nIams ie 2tung $64O0 Sdmmte
I'm gebraut no, NIT BEN GOmpsn bremen aundhtt.
GtnnD hHtr3abl uRtsr 100000.
Dis 0id greis pto
Stunbsn Campo pro Sabr
lhrit i'm ober= untes
ngu e%trnT Snp irsiIh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-04

DIE 8etbsiIisung mar iebr gut unb
5eugte. oaB bic RttgIieoer Elm reyes
SntersTs nebmsH on ibrem 9srein.
2lIs DabErihtsr fungirtsH bic Ssrrsn
6. s.. Wittsnoarp, 6eurn SfIiitsr
uue 5eRrp Rarmeper. 5oIgenoe 6srs
rem tpurnen erpdbit:
8issprGftosHt-2ouis ShuIte.
BrototpuietretGr--5er. Stotmdnu.
Sdusmsifter--S. 2a9trpp.
5ruftees--Dm- Adupsr, Treo. Doll
ling, ). 6. RottmunH, 4ug. StsiH.
tanp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-04

Der Deutfds Gp. prot. Girh1Dfs=
gsrsin an Der Carthage Roao hielt gee
tern feine iabrIiGe GriaBiuabi ub i'm
Shul5immer Der prot. St. Pauluss
air6e an Der Race unb 10. iStrabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-04
8ureau Der Union Gas e Glettric

Co., 3. April 1911 J
Die folgenbe 4uFitelIung fiibrt bic
Stdots an. BON benen mir geribte er.
baIten bdben uno no 75 pber 80 Watt
Ma3ods2ampsn i'm Gebrauh iinb, nit
Der auga6e Der grsiis, bic Don ben per-
idieoenen Wuni3tpuIitdtsn bs3ubIt
tperben.
Ter Dur6idnittsprsis, Der fiir bisie
QampsH bssabIt miro, betrdgt pro 5abr
S24.5l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-04

4
I'm 9tralei6 hermit III unisr angt.
bp. um ST nitDrissr pro gostnldnlps
fir untsrirbifhe uno um $40 nieorlgsr
fir Dberiroiide eeituna unD nit Der es.
eenirdrtig i'm @tbrnnh beflnolIdsn
.3dbI Dergosenlaupsn alsgoiis eripdrt
unfsr Angsbot Der Staoi idhrli6 bic
Gumme BON $66, ,324,00. tDdbrsno bic
ai6iFtdris brsimdl 10 srcB III. uls Bis.
Der.
5p!Ite uns Der Ecntrdst 3letipro.
den fperbsH, 10 lpsrDtn mir icfort Od.
ran asben, um bic goulsparbs aumpsH
zu iniiolIiren uRb lie in Oebrau6 gu
nehmen in ilebereinitimmuHe nit ben
Spssififatipnen bes Eontrctts.
gDir iperssn NIT geSus uui ben IMP
Der Qampsn niht b1s abldiiftn oss
gspsnpartissn f;0Httrutts:s as:;csas ss:;csass ss..s.s :,
Ionbern unxrsiisIiG bic n0tbigsn WOrr
ishrfnaen iiir bic ginfiibruns Der
nsusn bier Ampere iilagHstii6sn DO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-04
ihnft s55 iii.

Die Gr5FfHuna Der gtnaebote fir
ben neuen gsIeuhtungstontratt mar
uui ssftsru Nittaa anbsrdumt tuorotn
unb Iton sinigs .3sit porhsr foHben ii6
imgureau res Qrbeitsotrettcrs 5uno.
mater no bic 2lngebote eeoffnss trer'
ben IolIten, auber Serrn Sunbmotsr
Wlapor Shndb, Siherheitsotrtttcr
Gman, Staotaubitcr BON 8areen unb
perT6ieoene dnbere ft6otiihs Beanie
iotpie sinigs Nlitglisoer bss Staot'
ratbs Elm, fpdhrsno audi oos Bureau
cF MuniripaI R.isurh fuie oah bas
fir bic geIsuhtuHssfrage aufseltellte
eemsinihdTtlids Eommtttss Der 8ars
esrrereiniaungsn pertre!en ipuren. Das
anssbot Der gdsstf.uItdft rpurbe Dom
prdiioentsn Rprman o. Asnon per
T5uIib um sendu iisbsh Winut.R Dor
Der WittagsItunoe iibsrbra6t.
auBsr bsm anasbot Der gdssdtu'
idaft laa audi nod cine .3uThrift bon
.. .. Gbriitian Don pitt gOuntn, g.,
Dor. Der Ii6 in oem Brief CUR uebsrs
nabms bes 9skudtungsiontratts ts'
rsit srtlGrt., od sr isooh isinsm an'
asboI. Ons $48 pro 2amp. uno pro
;Sd6r ohne Riidiiht auf bic art osr
aampeH betrug, ni4t Die psrldngte
giirgi6dft i'm gstrnse BON 800. 900
bsiaslsqt bate. 10 Miro oisi, 2uitr:ft
aar nid,t beahtet fpsroen. Gbriittdu
fteint f.inss 3eit.ns gipiliussnisur
su fsin.
9ds anasbot Der @asgtieuitd't
purbe an Die aoRtrolIbsb6rbs Dsrtpis'
fen. Die iibsr Die g.rstbung o.s Ron
traits 81 sntifeioen bat.
Ropor S6fpab Iopit al. iibrigsn
dutueI.nbeu itdptiT6en gsamtsn nj,
auh Die 0ertretsr Der giirgsroereinis
eungsn ga6tn unosrbobl.n ibrsr 8s'
nuathuuna iiber oas nieorigs 4ugebot
Der 8asseIslihaft ausorud. 3tr.fs
tor Ulilss bonn Bureau Of RuniripaI
Reieord1 iixriunnte Ioaar an Mdpor
5htpab sinsu Brief, in rpeItem sr sr'
tIdrte oab isintr Qniitt nah bic UOr
Der 9asssisnIhaft geforosrteu preifs
abioIut fair isisH.
| Tas Sdreibsr. bas 5trr asnan &C.
Ttern i'm Quihlub on Die 4nssbote an
arbsitsoirsttor Sun0moter ianbts unb
his bsmisIbsn 6eiIiesenOeu ftatiitiiten
aufftenuugtn iber bic in anceren
5idot,n bssubItsn greifs fir bic ftdo-
tiI6e 8eIeuhiuno tpdrsn fps fol1t:
Cincinnati, Ohio, 3. Qpril 1911.
gn ben a6tb. J. 8. Sunomuier.
1irettor Der offsntli6en arbeitsn.
Wsribsr berr.
in gsrbinouno nit unftren Qnas'
Eoitn. bic 5hnen bsute nit 9ssus aui
rie geIsuttuna Der Straben ufp. ber
Stabt nit gIetirhitit untsrbrsitet
f9urnen, srlaubs ih mir, 5hnen su
sJbrer p,rf0HIid,n Jnformation Elm,
@ufFtsllans su iibsrmititln, bic anesu,
tat, iptlte 9rsiit Don nnberen Wuni.
aipdtiidtsn fir bic alstfe Gorts bon
admpsn besablt rper6en. iouohl fir
goaenlampsn ipie fir .Sneunotsstnt"'
Qompen, bi. unoefdbr bic sIeife 2dbl
bon Stunosn pdbr.no oss Snhres in
gs6rauh iinb.
o Der mebr CHM pobuern.
fir Obtrtrcii6e
TIC -s.....-..... @tp.f1
ihnittsprsis fir uRterlroifte
ma na...... 5000
I mentger ginpobntrn
fir oberiroiihe
itnitispreis fir unteriroif6e
H1 ...-....s...... o7DU
7 ansaben fir bic sleiAs
befiseR
Campo, Durhf9nit!spreis +. $24.51
llen obissn Stdoten fur Bier ca 4ms
is fpist:
..s... ...s.........s.. 3auso
WOO
otnlompen treffen uno oieie Camper
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-04
gbifeitleime

nod uno bon guropd init alien Gam
pfer.ainien.
Oeioieno,agen
irei ms Saus Der gmpfanger.
Wollnaei)tem
redtssiiItis aneefertist.
Grbid3aftss s1Otleftipnen
prompt uno biIlia beicrst.
Western German Bank,
Ode LIZ. aHh Sine gtraas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-04
ii6tigt iusroen.

Gine b6tIt oneens6ms lltbsrras
ffung tpuroe gsitsrn ben ft6biiiden
geb6rosn ourd) ois Union Gas &c glee.
trio Gompdnp bereiiet. 9eitern tpur'
ben nGmIih bic 4ngebote fir ben
nsren itdotifhen 9eleuhtungstOntrdtt
aeofFnst uno es ftt[Iie fih herats, baB
tis Union Gas & electric Gomponp
bic bos sin3tue giiItigs angt6ot gt'
mdf)t bate, Den greis 10 bilig ans
EisBts, bob, faas bic GeielIfhdft ben
aoHtroit srbdli, bic Staot lpdbrenb Der
ssbni1briaen 0duer bss aoniratts pro
ssabr nm $67. 900 6iaiser ipeetomnt
ats bisber unb odbei nod Elm beosuieno
btFsrss 2iht erbdlt. udmlih 2amptn,
bic eins brsimat gr6bsre aittitdrts be-
iissu. ais Die asgenpdrtig i'm 8ebrauh
beiinolt6sn.
Die pofIftdn6ige Gfferts Der Union
Gas e electric 60. III pie folst:
greis pro 2amps uno pro Jahr In
bem ourh unteriroiide aeitung
eeTpsiitn DiItritt BEL @erpsH.
bung bon .Waenetic" or,r
.Wstallie JIams~ 8ceenlampsR $50
grsis pro Clutter" unn pro Sabr
fir bic Grrihtung uno Sn'
Etdnobaltuns oss 9ouleDorc.
geleuhtuRgsipItems nit 1unas
item, .3antdlum" oosr Tldsoo
2amptn in pem unteriroiff es,
ipsiitsn 1iitritt ........... $56
grsis pro Campo uno pro Jabr in
benz obsriroiih aefpeift.n 0i.
ftrilt bei 0eripenouna ron
.Wogneiic" ooer -Wetaliic
iyIams@ gosenlampsn /. 80. $50
qreis pro Gamps uno pro Sabr
fir so Matt 3uneiten, WasOa
uber aufrisbsHfisllsnos initial
isen SntdRetsesnt" admp,n in
benz oberirbiih gsipsiitsn 8t.
Firitt ................SlS SlS
Der preis, Den bic 6sislihaft uHtsr
ben 8eitimmuusen oss oegenpGrtigsn
aontratts trbdIt. bsIGuft fih auf $72
pro Jdbr unb aampe in oem un.srs
lirbiih gsfpsiTten 8iitriit unb auF $50
PRO Sahr unp Gamps in Dem oberir.
DiI6 gsIpeiften 3iitriti.
3aB bic nsusn Qngt6ots gang oil.
berorotnsIih nitoria fino, srhsIi aud
aus perIhiteentn 1Otumenten. bic i'm
4nifluB an bds angebot non ber
@asssIenIhnft aeItern Dem ar6dtsot'
rsttor Sunbmoter iiberiaH0t tpuroen.
Gs banbslt Iib bitr6ti in erftsr 2inie
um cine iiberii6tlihe 3uIammsnftei'
luna BON StdSien unb bic BON ibnsn
lfiir sIettriihe Strabsnb,leuhtuns BE-.
sdbIten greiis. Nus ben in bisien
56yiIiitiidsn sntbuItensu 3ahisn se6t
bernor. oob Cincinnati isiHe Strabsn'
heIsuhtung nett billiaer srbulien miro,
als ale onosreu GxoBfdots hts Can.
res. Die non Der 0ass.Isnfhait I'M.
ierbrsitsten liiten bsfoaen nlmlih,
bdB Der Durhifnittspreis, btr in an.
bersn Et1otsn fir oberirbifds aeitung
fssablt lpirb. iih ouf S70.72 bslduft.
pGhrsn6 Die GogseItlfhait bic ge.
I,udiuna fir $50 liefsrn min nnb tti
unterirbiiher qsituna bssahlen ole on.
e.rsn Stdote purbihnitiIi6 $50.
pdbrsnb oas 4ns.bOt Der Gasg1el.
Std6te BON 100000
Bier (4) ampere gOs.nlamps, Durt
Gsitu
Bier (4) amp.rs gos.nIampe. Dur6
| geitn
| 5tdote BON 100, 900 ODE
Bier (4) 4mpers gceeRIamp.. Durtl
/ 2eitl
g3isr (4) amp,re gOs.alaup., Durd,
Qeitu
laIIe StGbts, bon oeHeu N |
5orts bon Snean0es
s Wunisipolitd!sn - 10 nne 80 Wdt'
| Ter Turhi6nittsprsis. Der bon a
lpere 9ogsnlampen beJohlt tpiro. iIt ir
| Fir unterirbiite 2siiuns ).
dir o6srirbiids aeitung j,
| I'm 9traleih hermit III unfsr 4ngs.
bot um SIT nisDrissr pro gostnldnips
Il ..s.. &1n .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-04

gltif 5ii nnotren Mnni3ipulitdten Elm
10 oubsrOrbentiid, nieorisss ansebOi
muh.en.
Grsebenit
5bs Union Gas &: electric Company,
per lsss.) ROrmaR o. asnan,
9tdfiosut.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23

to perform stunts that are seemingly
impossible. The captain performs these
monsters in a mammoth steel arena and
among the exploits introduced are a
game Of ten pins, jumping through
hoops of fire, placing his head in the
mouths Of the two largest Of the sub
jects. Ii isa most remarkable act and
wherever it has been seen this season it
has created a tremendous sensation.
The Sun Brothers Shows are this sea-
son making their twentieth annual tour
and have brand new splinter show.
with an all new performing and exhib-
ional ranks The Royal Court Japanese
Circus Company, Is people, direct from
the land of the Mikado, are salient
/ feature; the renowned Cevene Troupe,
quintette of foreigners, in big high
tight-wire act, are genuine novelty.
The Mexican Juan DeZamora family in
latter day death-courting aerial attempts
are also featured; the Sun Troupe of
Musical and Acting Elephants will be
seen in all new proclivities; a section OF
first class clowns will provide spasms of
fun for the Riddles and the grown-ups
as we'll
Over hundred actual human and
animal actors will participate in the big
imperial program, one of the greatest
ever projected. The exhibit OF wild
beast and geologic novelties win be a
feature, and of especial interest to
lovers of the curious in the zoology
field. The big tent viii be spread al
Richmond. Ky on Tuesday, August,
29th. One day only.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23
The Lord of The African
Iunple.


The Lion is called the King OF
beasts He is given this name by
those who regard him as the superior OF
all other animals. in point Of bravery
and ferocity. He adds to the posses
sion Of fear-inspiring from and the
proud mien Of monarch the owner
ship OF loud. terrible voice. whose
reverbrating roar seems almost TO shake
the earth. The lion, Notwithstanding
these inspiring characteristics, is not 50
dangerous as in selfdefense or to secure
food.
Some animals kill simply for the
pleasure of killing. The lion only in
rself-defense or TO secure food. HeliesI
in ambush for his prey. He is nervous
and easily abashed as is evidenced by
the fact that in springing upon his
victim, if he misses. he will not repeat
the attempt, but viii sneak back 10
his hiding place with an ashamed and
disappointed manner He will attack
any kind of an animal, no matter how
large, and is so powerful that he car
carry of an OK, and his length clever
feet; the lioness is not so large.
With she popular Sun Brothers Bis
Tented Exhibition, that will shortly
pitch tents in this city and who viii
give Two performances, afternoon and
night will be seen one of the mos
sensational trained wild lion acts in the
universe.
Captain Peter Cardova will introduce
his coterie of five massive forest-bred
African lions, and who have been caugh
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23
Fair Exchar lge
A New Back for an Old One.
How 1t Can Be Done
In Richmond.

The back aches al times With a duh
indescribable feeling, maxim g you weary
and restless; piercing pains shoot across
the region Of the kidneys, and again the
lions are so lame to stop is agony. No
use to rub or apply plaster to the
back in this condition. You cannot
reach the cause. Exchange the bad
back for new and stronger one Rich
mond residents would do we'll to profit
by the following example
In. Cox SOP Bowyer ST., Lexington,
Ky, says: MY occupation requires
much heavy lifting and l believe this
was the cause Of my kidney trouble.
/ first noticed duh pain ia my back
which became so acute that could not
rest. When l arose in the morning
was lame and stiff and felt so tired that
could hardly commence the day S
work. Ny kidneys were also disordered
and the kidney secretions caused me
much annoyance by their frequency in
passage | doctored and tried many
remedies but could not find relief.
When suffering severially Doan'
Kidney Pills were brought to my atten-
ton and decided TO take them, | pro-
cured a supply. / soon improved and
by the time | had taken the contents
of a few boxes, | was cured.
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents Foster-Nilburn Co.. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23
Relief for the Morning After

Those persons who. after more or
less strenuous nights fun, awake with
that EXTREMELY uncomfortable sensation
know as head" will be pleased to
know that Rexall Liver Salts offer re-
markable relief for this condition.
One teaspoonful in water, repeated
several times at hourly intervals, will
make you feel like new man.
Results are guaranteed.
Two sizes, 25c. and soc. Perrys. The
RexalI Drug Store.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23
Hay Fever, Asthma and Sum
mer Colds

Must be relieved quickly and Foley's
Honey ami Tar Compound will do it..
E. NJ. Stewart, 1894 Wolfram St.,
Chicago, writes: have been greately
troubled during the hot summer
months with Hay Fever and find that
by using Foley Honey and Tar Com
pound get great relief. Many others
who suffer similarly will be glad to
benefit by Mr.. Stewards experience.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is
effective for coughs and colds in either
children or grown persons. No opiates,
no harmful drugs. Ina yellow pakges.
Refuse substitutes. For sale by Stock
ton & Son.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23
Advertised Letters.

Albany Teachers Agency, Mrs. Mar
ion v Beaumont, B. Bedie Cain, Miss
Mary Collins, Mr. A. ii. Gargis,
Mrs. Florence Parks, Mrs. Ray
Newman, Mrs. Eliza Pihce, Mr.. Hugh
Reynolds, Mr.. H. H. Steger, Mrs Re
becca Thomas, Mrs. H. NJ. Warderi
Col Mary White, Dora White.
c. G. Wallace, p NJ.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23
Be Careful.

The Water Company announces that
many hydrants are left turned on over
night by thoughtless people. which
wastes much Of the water and is in
violation of the rules. IL the drought
lasted until November there would be
abundance of water in the Company S
lakes, but there is no reason why SO
much should be wasted. According TO
the report of the inspectors, there is
more water used in Richmond than
many towns twice the size, and it is
claimed that great deal of it is wasted.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23
Taxes Due.

Your taxes for the year 1911 are now
in my hands for collection. Come
in early and avoid the rush, as well as
saving the penalty, by prompt payment.
S-tf d. A. McCord. Sheriff.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23

An ordinary case of diarrhoea can, as
rule, be cured by single dose of
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
DiaFrhoea Remedy. This ,'emedy has
no superior for bowel complaints. For
sale by Stockton x Son.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23

A well known DeS Moines woman
after suffering miserably for two days
from bowel complaint. was cured by
one dose Of Chamberlian's Collie Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
Stockton & Son.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23
Farm for Sale.

80 acres nearly all in grass with
dwelling and barn s miles from Rich
mond on Otter Creek pike.
Apply to Sidney Warmth.
Red House, Ky. 7-4t
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23

The fat cattle of the county are
moving rapidly and many choice ex-
porters are being furnished the foreign
noblemen and millionaires by Madison
county If the price could only be
around 7 and s cents there would be no
kick coming.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23

Ia order to make the State Fair what
it should be in every particular, NJ. G.
Rankin, Commissioner of Agriculture,
has arranged TO organize State Fair
Club in each county in the State. The
work Of organization will be undertaken
by the county institute organizer, and
the clubs will be composed of progressive
farmers who viii help build up the farm
exhibits at the State Fair.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23

Richard Gentry of Boyle, the noted
cattle man was in Madison Tuesday and
Wednesday and purchased from Joe and
Allen Deatherage l25 feeders which
averaged ], 100. The price was 5 cents.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23

George Hume sold bunch of fat
cattle 10 Wagers and Shearer last week
at "a cents which averaged about
l, 400 lbs. Mr.. Hume was compelled to
sell on account of the drought, his
water and grass being practically all
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23

There are many people in the county
who are compelled TO sell their cattle
on account of the short supply of water
and grass. caused by the incessant
drought. Cattle that were expected to
weigh around !. 500 pounds the first OF
September, have been sold this month
at from 1900 to ], 400 and not more than
5 "a cents. 1t is the same case with
hogs and other live stock. In some
portions of the county, tile grass is
literally burned up and the water supply
is nothing more than a few mud puddles
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23

When you want PnntinS
ssand don't know how il
should be done consultu us
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23
Farm News
Items OF Interest 10 The Far
mer, the Grower and the
StOckman.

1000 RRRR11
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-08-23

Your moneys worth and more. All summer
goods must 90 if prices will move them. They
will go---not something tor nothing high
grade light weight merchandise at the lowest
prices you have seen this season. We quote
few prices and ask YOU to come IN and look
and if not as represented. don't spend penny
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-05-09
WHAT THEY SAID.

Penelope-Charleyc called last night
Justine-That's twice in week.
isn't 1t?
Penelope-Yes.
Justine-I suppose he'll come three
times in the next week!
Penelope-That's what my pro'n0'
says.
Justine-And six times the next
Penelope-That's what aunty says.
Justine-And seven times the heA''
Penelope-That's what papa says
Justine-And then what?
Penelope-Then Wen get married.
that's what everybody says.
Justine-And then what?
Penelope-Then shan't see MIN
any more of an evening; that's wnat
mamma says.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-05-09
| k:5M Z !! ~
TOO COMPLACENr.

He simply wouldn't worry.
But also wouldn't hurry.
Nor took part In the hustle
When others gan to hustle.
Just sat around still dreaming.
His brain with fancies teerning.
TIL Fortune passed right by him
And vowed she'd never try him.
Although. in sooth. it's needful
To stay serene. the speedful
Progressive sort of fellow,
Yet kindly-souled and mellow.
Is one who'll cop the prize out
And bulge old Envy's eyes out.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-05-09

Miss Pretty-We are warning all
our friends that they have to take
care OF themselves when they come
to our house. for we are going to
hang up mistletoe.
Miss Oldgirl-rd like to see anv.
body dare to kiss me.
Miss Pert-Don't worry. Nobody
would do it. even on a dare.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-05-09

An Exception.

Il have Observed" said the old pro
lessor, mournfully, that women now
adays are too frivolous The average
womans reading is not productive OF
any profit"
Don't you believe It," put in the
family man. When she reads the
bargain ads It's productive OF profit to
the advertisers" -Catholic Standard
and Times.