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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
BRAHMS etreias.

Don BEN bsriibmisn Som6urael
9%ompOniIten erSdblt nan iiA folgeroI
bibTde qnetOoten:
Brahms mar als ttter Horo6sut'
fher itbr 3uriidboiisno. 9snnod
bait. tr ben Sttlm i'm Rdden. nil
folgenbe Streide betpsiIen: GinmdI
ruhts 9rabms in ieinsm Gartsn nm
ter einem 9oume aug, dls ii9 ibm
Elm Trembsr nGberte un6 ibm in
poblgsisbter Rsbe feline gefuunbe'
rung fir bic er5susniFe Der grubms.
idsn Wuie gum ausorud brdfts
Der bsrufamGBigs Snterpietper por
gar gu erfenntIin, uno Brahms fonn.
ts Der 9sriuhung nidt piberfteben,
linn einen Strei9 gu ipislsn. gr una
terbrud ben RsoefIue nit BEN Mors
ten: y9isber Serr, bier mub Elm
Srrtum porIie9sn. WdbrIdeinlih iu.
den Sic meinen 8ruber, Dem acms
poniIten. Ger 1T Ieiber gerabe ausse.
gdngen. @enn sic fid aber bseiler
uno Sen gfab sntIdns ourd Den
DalO uuf Den 5iigsl l%aufen, t0nnen
Sic i'm pisllsitt nod einbolen."
Gomplimente BON 2euten, bic ibm
feline gu maiden bdtten, nubte 8rdms
ouf merfniiroiger WeiIe ab3ulebnen.
GinmaI fab grabms gum 8eiipiel in
beiterer GsIeaf6uft an Der Safel Ell
mes 0irtsbauIes. Gr beItelte Den
beIten Dein, BEN Der Dirt bate
rSier 1T Elm Nein," fasts Der Nirt.
Der ale dn0eren sbsnIo iibertrifft
ME 8rabmside MuIit ale onbere."
= gNa, Damn nebmen sic ibn nur
pieoer 8uriid", fagt, 9rabms trOts
fen, runo bringsn sic uns cine JIas
f9e Bad"
Cine geidi9te bon Brahms III gu
be3eifnenb fir feline 9eiitesdrt. dls
bab Ie bier tpeggelafen fperben oiirf
te, obpobI lie bic 8eaeihnung Strsi6
gang unb gar ni6t perbient.
grubms mar BEL feinsn Gltsrn gu Be-
Iud gepeien unb iagte beim abf6ieb
GIT feinem Batter: nSu, Batter, fpenn
es Dir einmul i6ledt gsben fonte
Der BETTE sroit lift INNER bic Muiit.
2iss nur fleiBig in meinsm alien
eSuul", 6n fpirit 9u finben. mas
0u brauten fnnIt." 8rabms bait.
nGmIih beimIid sfpiiden Die G.iten
bon Sdnbels Saul" Elm 8iinbel
Bantnoten perteilt!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
crisineas atte 5beatersettei.

Sran30itIdt Sbeatsr5ettel aus benz
Qnfdng beg borigen Sabrbunoerts be-
t%peiIen, ME idon bamals finbige Die
rettoren Die Psugierbe unb S6aulili
oes publitums on3uloden fuften.
Ginige berlieren aud in Der ueberfet,
5ung nidt b01ig ibren Rei3, ipie
d. g. Der lebenbige Cote ober Die
gepreaten @rben", .Sas fnlomoniIde
ltrteil obsr bas bon Suftia iuegsn
in Glide gefhnittene Sinh, .Robert
Der 9eufel ober Der spif9en Sus
genb uno Cater taumelnoe Siing=
ling" 4qem uber febts i'm Sabre
1924 Elm Sheaterbireftor in ct Sme
ole arone auf, inbsm er Dor feiner
@breiIe cine Grtrds8 alas 8oriteluns
dntiinoigt, in Der sr benz bodperebrs
ten publitum Dorfiibren miro: .9ie
@inbiloungen Der 5rau pornele ooer
bic an Dem guIen elmer dnitdnoigen
Bamilie gepdrmte G6lonse. 2uitfpiel
in flint often unb Iebr i90nen Der
fen BON psildnb poquelin Moliere",
unb speitens: g9ie galanten 4bens
teuer zines 2entnants Der leiften Sns
fanterie, tomiide Spsr in brei atp
ten BON Gusen Scribe unb Dem franz
5Oiifdsn aomponiften goilbieu I"
Inter bieien siteIn iino oann audi
n9urtiHe" uno Die ipsiBe Dame
iiber Die 8ibne segansen.
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Gic GOutsenitrablen int Sicnit Der
SdDnle.

SuJNit.
@s betannt, 1T es fir 6en 2e6rtr
me Die Gltern re9t f9fper, oas i9uIs
fdbige Utter Des &inbes (oie Heife
fir Die S6uls) gu beitimmen, aommt
Ounn Elm fir idulfdbis ertlGrtes, aber
bod nod gu iunges aino in Der
&lafe nidt mad, 70 miro ibm bic
S6ulb ge9eben, ooer beitenfaas mub
es iehr untsr Der MiBa9tuns isintr
Miti6iiler lei6en. Der @rnno fir
oieIe rnfGbigteit, Dem llnterri6t 5I
folgen, liegt aber oft in Der Gang
Iamteit Der pbbIii9en uno odmit PIP
9iIden GntDidlung 0es Ginoes, Die
piebsrum ). 9. otir9 nnterernGbrung
perurfadt fem lam. lin oerartige
nod nidt i6ulreife aiHber aus5us
f6eioen, miro jeBt cine ltnteriuduns
oes Sfeletts, genuuer Der 1dnbpurs
Seltno6en, mitteIs Der Montgsnitrdhz
len porgenommen, nobel man bors
ausIsbt, oaB elmer p6pfif9sn gntpids
lung bic pfbaif4e entfpri6t (eint
annabme, Die freiiih ni9t INNER 5lls
trifft). Sc pertn1Aerter DIE ein5elnen
ano9en oes Stelets beim ainoe iino,
I'm 70 meter 1T ea in Der pbnfihen
unb oamit pfp6ifden GntiDidIung
Fortgef6ritten. 9ns Stelett Der Sunb-
fpurseln eignet Iif gu bieier priifung
am beiten. Gs belteht aus odt anos
9el6er, bic in ben Gelenti6leim eins
sebettet finb. Bel Der @eburt befinl
oen fib oiefe &n6delfen in fnorpeIis
gem 3uitano, ibrs @ertnD6erung gebs
nur Ie6r langIam Dor Ii9, ldnsicmer
als Bel alien dnberen Seilen Ns
Sfelettes, Sabr fir Sahr BET ancs
den Inn &nohen. Die unterfufuno
oss 6an0gelsntes unterri9tet alfu
siemli9 genau iiber Die php!ijds Gnt.
midluna 6es &inoes uno fuern
man min - feline gdbigfeit, ssiftiss
Mnitrengungen al iiberniroen; fpdh<
renb Bel Der 9ur1leuhtung iid bic
f6pn eritortten an0delden tlar uno
f6arf i'm l1mriB ob5eidnen, biIoea
bic nod ni9t fsrtig entipidelten 3n0
9elfen nur einen 5ledtn. Der ettpaa
buntler lit aIs bie Gltiidpartisn.
Man bat fetgeiteflt, baB mand. Sin,
Der, bic duf Dem pupier 5ebn Sabre
alt parsn, nad ibrer pbpfiden Gni.
pidlung nur auf feds Sabre Mn.
fpru6 erbeben tonnisn. 0isis prii,
funssmetbobe ouf Ole Gdulfdbigtsii
Der ainber 1T iebr einfah anb III
tpenigen SetuHoen bpl3ogen.
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s. 8 apitsI.

Die Aialtobride mar menI6enleer
Die Muiif duf Der gid5ettd bdtts
and Diefsn GtdbttbeiI berpaift. Sin
fhIsAter NbenD fir Die RdufIsute,
bic 0en 8ridenboeen sntldng lire
@uben aufgeI9lasen bdtten.
90 Itanoen, auf Dem gooen am
eindroergsreibt, biqige 9Dpfnaarsn,
uneefdbr 10, tpie man fe Eel uns
duf tIeirsn Sabrmdrttsn finost. 9as
neben 1ingen alte, ,bemals elegdnts
aerrsHlleiDtr, grObe 5rduenbemben,
Darln fpitber 3tnns ober 8Ienparen,
M~auigFallsn, 0ogeltdfige unO 70
tpeiigr. Mm H;dIto lit ndmli9 ales
All finnen, mas Der fleine Mtonn Be
reDiqs brdudt.
Dolt0r Martsns frat iofort in ei=
men Dsr Q1otn, pdbrsnb Der Mgent
lih Iii Elm 6dnst6or itelte uno gegen
Bic Gtabt bin fpGhte.
Ghon duf Der 6dbrt bate ii9 Der
RomnifHar Der Grnpdtte, beg 4rds
gells uflo Der ManTdettsn enflebigt.
III Der guoe erltanb er nun Inn ipe=
gaidt Gire ei1en einfaden Qn5ug. Der
EuuFmann bate du9 ni6ts oagegen,
baE iid DDftor Mdrten8 i'm QaDtn
aid unlsoa. Gr fdien an fDlfs
Bortpmmniiie eefpobnt gu fein.
Ger aonmiFdr 3eritorts mod ieis
ntn iorofdItigsn Gheitsl briidte eis
asrt bilIiaer, brsitfrdmpigsn Ghlapps
5li III ois @tirn, erludts ben &dufs
nluIrl Bic ausge5Ogene1 alsioer big
Iiltn naditsn Worgsr auf5llbeipabrtn,
nn0 iral mjtctf auf Die Girabs.
Mxnaanb Bate in Dem Nrbsifer
I'M bIattr Bluff ben c~ltsdrttn DottOr
Q2ofitrs 4pisbtrertannt, bet nod Dor
6af6kn @hinbs In @tlel1fdft
Robbie BIT Gtabt cut Dem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-29
abtrrbtn NIB Grfrisrtn bon Baum
bIattern.


Wenn Der Ssrbn ftinsn Ginsuf
bait, 70 beeinnsn Die 2aubnGlotr III
bunits @epano %unSusgsH. Disl
berbnli6e 11rbane Der 8ldttsr, BIT
6ur6 grobs ManmigfdIiistit unin
gtuae 10 erfrsut, III NIT ibrem Nbiisr'
ben perbunbsn. @Ieih5titis pol5isbtr
f6 babel aud Isbt iniereHante itoff'
lide Manoeruneen, iibsr bic erft IN
iiinaFter .3eit ". Mamann n6btref
ermitteIt BAT. lIeter bic Grsebnih,
Isiner 5crl4unssn ieiIt II ~folgsnots
nit. 8ur9 regslmdkiee. BON Wiondl
Sn Monnt pieosrie1renoe andlpier
BON gldttern Der guhe, Der girfs,
Der Gi6t, Der pil6sn Nta5ie uno oes
Gpibaborus tOnnte fsItgeitelt iperosn.
baB beim normalen MbIterben Del
gldtter oisIer gdume SiidftOffDsr'
binoungsn GipeiB) uno In Der Regel
ou9 gbospboridure in erxblidsr
Menaen aus Den 8ldttern in Den
Sidmm Suridtehrtn, ipGbrsno BIZ
Aiidlpanoerung bon aoli auf reld.
tip tolirsihem 8ooen rur gering 3u
Iein fGsint. adlt uno aieislidurs
nsbmen in ben obItsrbenoen gIdttsrn
pielfa1 in 70 itartem Mdbe gu, odt
Ii9 ibr Gebdlt an bieien Stoffsn
~per6oppelt. Dele Wanberuneen ppIls
3ieben F9 meiit pdbrsno Oes abittrs
6ens uno 9ergilbens Des 9nubes, allo
in perbdltnismGBig turSsr 3eit uno
beIiben 3fpeiiellos cine ni9t unerhebs
li6e geo.utung fir Die G%rnGbrune
Der 8dume. - Gttuds onoers liegen
ole 9erbdltniFe beim Grfrieren pcn
Bdumbldttern. Durd persIsidenoe
Qnalpien BON 9ldttsrn Der eide,
Sanne, 6i6te uno oes 8irnboums.
BON oenen elm Seil i'm 9erbit our1
5rojt get0tet, Elm anoerer Seil bages
gen unbei9Goigt geblisben mar, toms
ts stpar aud bier NIT elmer 4usnabme
cine Wdnoerung Der ein5elnen Stoffr
nadgeipieIsn tpsroen. Sur trreidt
oieie Giidpunoerung beim Grfrieren
ni9t oieIelbs S0bs, pie beim norma
len Spoe oes 2anbes. Sn ben erfros
renen 8lditern bate Der @ebalt an
aali uno 9~bospburidure absencms
men, Der on aalt bageger cine 3us
nabme srfabren. Der Gitpeibgebdlt
mar ieood, gang i'm @eeeniab gu
erItgsnanntem 6aa, unoerdnoert gts
bIieben. Dieter GtoFf gebt alio BEL
5roitiddben Dem Baum ~perlprsn. Be-
ionoeres SntereFe perOient Die Sats
fade. baB Der @in= mo austritt Der
Stoffe in Der tur5en 3eit 5piiden
4uftauen un0 4btrodnen Der erfros
renen 8ldtter ftdttfinoet. Sierourd
pirb Der 8etpeis eeIiefert, bGb i'm
gflan8ent0rper raid p~erlalfenoe
Wanoerun9en portommen, bic fid To-
gar innerbnlb ipeniger StuaOsn abs
Ipielen fonnen.
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0ns hnnbntrf Der hono

0as Sanbpert Der Sdnos
f9ubmaderei lit in Grenoble in
Srantreid entitanbsn. Sn Deuti4s
lano fir6 8peierlei carbohydrates
al unterfdeiben. Elm frdn30iifer
uno osutider. griterer lit Der eigents
lide 9onbiduhmoder, pdbreno Der
Oeutfde msbr gunbasift 1T uno Sc.
oerfaden ME Saf6en uno Giirtel
perfertigt.
SIN Gifer. Runoe. Differ
Mtin tcitete friiber so pfennise pro
Iiter ipeniger ais beutt!1
Wein bGnbIer: .Gtpibl 81
otnien sic uber aud, ME bic preifs
fir Die NObmateriaIien in ben Isbs
len Sabren n~titit0er liuu!3
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-au6f .Sis f6msi=
6stn aud. 6err Baron, ME ale 5ers
rem! a9, nandanol fpdr' einem i9on
a0ttlihe grebssit Iteber!" Die
tommt ipdttr, Grdultin!"
I'm 6pIpeftrubtnb.
Utter Gtubent @iiffet gu 9ummsD:
aga aarl, mas fperbe i'd ipobl in
5ipei Jabren IeiHg1 Dummsl: .Wabrs
{hsinlin ipisb<s httrunltn.1
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M d entrtue

n. lln6 Is tam DIE NbihieOsifun0t
llno 8u idrittsIt mir our Settle,
MIR, eipge 1reue fhp0ren0,
Bis gum glbteil nas GsIeite.
gabit ben Iebten 8uB mir fdIud3en0.
Gridteit Sitterno meiut 9dnoe,
nn6-oer nddite ltano ihon iparteu1
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Das CRIME auto.
epiouass.ROmo BON gtusuF @sibL
90. G%Oriisbuus.)

"
Mls IL Die 9bar 0ffn.t,n, borier
fe, ME esrabt Der SsnatOr ben BUD
bdHbler frugtt:
umarum fnb Bonn BIT Mitne'
3situussH bout. pieOtr ausssbIts'
ten2~
Bite. iDss,n Der SdntsDsrpePun-
gen."
.GoboID lie tommsn, fdidsn Sis
mir it. Guh tpsnn Is ipdt nbenos
IT.
Gsnnbprf bssriibt, ben Senator
rno bthen Sodttr. Die niht rett
ousipeidtn ionntsn, uro itelte ibnen
feline gsglsitsr Dor.
Der Senator ipdnot. f9 in lies
bensnirbigtm Son. on Boron
Spbor.
sd btS1uer. fsbr, Baron" fprud
sr i'm frdnsOffd an, .oub IS mir
bic arontbeil msiner Sohtsr unmOgs
LID matts, sic pOrgeftsrn gu ems
pfdnotn. GO tpfrb mid frsuen. tpenn
Gle Sbrtn gsiun rsht bul0 ipieoers
boIen. Qu9 Sic, Ssrr Doctor,
iptroen uns fe6r piItommen i.in."
Baron Gpbor bantt. nit elmer orF
tigtn @trbeugung.
or bait, gar nidt Borts eefunbcl.
Getne 2lussn binsen an Dem Iisbs
reistnoen MGohen an Der Geit. oss
olten Germ, bas BEL Dem f%.urisen
Bid BEG iunaen Mannes tisf srrOtbes
is unb bi. aussn gu 8Oosn i4lus.
Der Gsnotor mdhts Miene, fid gu
MrabiHitoen, oD9 Ssunborf. BEN IS
niht entgdngen mar. tpelden Gins
Drud bas jung. MGbden ouf feinsn
Better etma9t, fra5te:
.9urfsn mir uns anf9lieben, Serr
Gsnator2~ t%poruuf Elm SOsernoes,
ober bod Iieherspiiroiges: pgitte!"
Don btilsu Sippen fam.
DER apniuI uno Der Senator
5hritten por1r, has iunse Mdoden.
stDifG<n Spbor uno Mdrtsns, folsts.
Gie bdtten fpeniseS 4ritts gemu6t,
0Is Elm eigenartiser pfiff iiber ben
plat gellte.
Dpttpr Marttrs ituBts uno trdt
nit sintm acknowledgements CUR
Geite.
Wd6renb bic an6ersn pettsrgineen,
lief Der &pmmiFur raid gum nbrs
tburm.
BORT itan0 Elm serlnmptsr 2u33os
rome, Der fhnea bintsr Der Stride per-
Thiuano, als CT Dottor mart.ns bers
onfpmmen iab. Der &OmmiHar
fDlgte ibm Bis gu ben 2epncini.
r6err DDttur, tie 1T fpeben pisber
fort bur9 bic Stabt. Der 9ubtr
folgte ibr. mir t6nnen ibr ben 8eg
obf1neiOeH, ipern mir raid our Rial
tobriids binuntsrfabren."
.Sa, absr tpi.2 Ufit Der @pnbel
fommen mir gu fpGt. SIT ie bnrd
Die 5rssseriag'
rNtin, bur9 bic Mereeria."
.gieaeidt errei9en mir mod bas
NaporettO."
Dime Elm Wort meter gu berlieren,
elite Der 4ommtifar ibsr bic piu3ets
ia.
Gerabe fn6r bag 9aporttto por.
.Ferma! - Dietroi Prom
NH A4 ~
to!" fOmmanbirts Der aapttdn. Qno
nit Dem .Ayanti!" feBte ii9 bas
Gdiff, Die Srampaps 8enebtgs,
fDsnn man 10 fugen oarf tpisber in
BefDtgung.
8Da nerbDfer llngeouIo flu6te Der
GommiHnr Bel ben bieleu 9alteitsI-
len.
gnbIi9 Gan Silbeftrp!
Gptt iei 9ant, nur mod cine Sta
ton, unD CT mar am 3iel.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-07-10
Large Crowd
Greets Special
0reat Interest Taken In all Ex.
hiblts and Demonstrations.
State Fair on Wheels.

The Agricultural, Educational
and Health Special which was
here on last Wednesday in charge
of Capt, I. 4. Peck, Commissioner
OF Agriculture, was greeted by a
large crowd Of farmers and busi-
ness men as we'll as women, child.
ren, boys and girls.
This train consisted of nine
coaches including a sleeper and
diner.
DR.. Geo. X. White, State Live
Stock inspector, was In charge OF
the live stock department and gave
interesting lectures on the eradi.
cation and tuberculosis among cat.
tie.
]. II. McLain, an expert had
charge of the dairy Car and demon.
strated the proper way of handling
dairy products.
j. A. Denwiddie had charge of
the poultry d, partment and his
lectures were very interesting.
Great attention was taken In
the exhibits of feed stuffs, also in
the anti-tuberoulosis exhibit. In-
structive literature on sanitation
and pure foods war distributed.
The domestic science car which
was in charge of Miss Lucy But
tori, was of especial interest TO
the ladies and the Bureau OF
Entomology under The direction Of
Prof. G. M, Bentley was efficient
ly demonstrated, the stewards de-
partment also was of much inter-
est.
1t is TO be regretted that the
visit of this train was not thor
oughly advertised as every farmer
especially, should have seen the
exhibits and heard the interesting
lectures on the different subjecls
every one of which were of vita
interest not only to the farmer
but to every one.
The people of LeOma and vlcini
ty deserve especial mention fol
the interest taken in the Specia
Train and courtesy shown tC
those IN charge,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-07-10
Saint Joseph
DAISY

SAAoA
Mrs susian KiIlen Of Blue Water,
passed through here on her way home
after spending few weeks in Florence,
Ala, with her brother, Mr.. Callahan.
Misses Jessie and Mable Suits and
Lizzie and Della Richardson visited
Miss Erma Suits last Sunday return
ing home on Monday.
Gentry Gray has returned after a
visit home to see his sick father.
Miss Anna Pullen was in town Men
day of last week shopping,
Misses Ada and Tina Mai EthridVe
of Leighton, Ala, visited their brother,
DR.. Ethridge last week.
Miss Emma Williams was the guest
of Miss Anna Pullen Friday and Sat-
urday.
Miss Annie ShOuse of Nashville Is
the guest of her sister Mrs Suits.
Quite crowd of yOnng folks went
hshing Saturday ON ShOal Creek at
Willow hole and carried dinner An
came back and reported q nice time,
Those enjoying the outing were Messrs
BOnia Veteto, Albert SmallwOod and
DR.. Ethridge, and Misses Lizzie and
Della Richardson, Jessie and Mable
5tutts, Ada and Tina Mai Ethridge.
Annie ShOuse, Gertrude Smallwood
Emma Williams, Anna ullen and Mr.
aud Mrs, Hugh Myrick.
Miss Anna Pullen entertained a few
of her friends at supper last Saturday
evening in honor of Misses Ada anc
Tina Mai Ethridge of Leighton, Ala
The guests were BOnie Veteto and DR.
Ethridge, Clayton Veteto and Mis-
Emma Williams, besides the honorees
All had delightful time.
Farmers are behind with crops ON ac.
count of rain.
Miss Mayme Lackey has retnrne,
home after visiting her brother, Henry
? at Jasper, Alabama,
@. A. Jackson was in town THURSDAY
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-07-10
Mail Carriers Will Fly

This is an age of great discover.
les. Progress rides on the air.
Soon we may see Uncle Sam 8
mail carriers flying in all direct
ions, transporting mail. People
take a wonderful interest in dis,
covery that benefits them. That's
why DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Coughs, Colds and other throat
and lung diseases is the most pop.
ular medicine in America. cit
cured me of a dreadful cough, i"
writes Mrs j F Davis, StickBey
Corner, Me, latter doctors treat
ment and all other remedies had
failed" For coughs, colds or any
bronchial affection its uneQualed
Price SOC and 81 90 Trial bottle
free at Crowder Bros & Beckham
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-07-10
Tuesdays Session
County Court
Much Time and Discussion Civ.
en- 10 Proposed Bond Issue
For Good Roads.

County Court met Tuesday
morning at 90 M.
The Court went into the dis
cussion of County Health Officers
salary, which was fixed at $500
per year.
IL was moved that Register
CapertOn be allowed 800 for GER
tifying TO the correctness of book
"M' of Deeds which had been
copied. Motion carried.
JIM Gillian was refunded tax
on $1,000 valuation In property.
Tax on 90 acres land was re.
funded to Frank Irving.
Squire Welch introduced a reso.
luton calling for an election on
9th of October, 1912, for the pur-
pose of submitting the question of
whether or not the county would
issue 100000 good roads bonds.
Speeches were made by Squires
Welch, Carrell, Wooten, Hagan.
The resolution as introduced by
Mr. Welch was as follows: Be it
ordered by the Quarterly Court of
Lawrence County that an election
shall be called by the commission.
ers TO be held at the various vOt-
ing precincts of the County on the
9th day of October, 1912, to vote
on the question of issuing road
bonds to the amount of 100000.
The money derived from the
sale of these bonds to he expend.
ed upon all the public roads, and
building of County bridges and TO
be applied to said roads and bridg-
es in proportion to their impOr.
tance to the people as may be de-
cided and directed by the road
commissioners, provided for in
this act Above resolution carried
after lengthy discussion as to the
distribution of the work to he
put on roads. The cost for hold.
ing the election was appropriated
Az amount of $l5.65 was allow.
ed Burton Drug Co. for material
for County Health Officer.
An appropriation of $1,000 was
made for the Poor House Fund.
Notion made and carried thai
A. W Wooten be allowed 800 in
settlement of account for provision
furnished to a family near Barns
Vile who were in helpless cOndi'
tion.
A petition was presented ask
ing that LeOma be made vOtinE
precinct.
1t was moved and carried tina
Isaac Prince be- allowed S12 90 pc
quarter.
John Clayton was chosen Liv
Stock Inspector for Lawrenc
County,
Several farewell speeches wer
: made Ay retiring squires,
Court adjourned.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-07-10
To Out OF Town Patrons
Leave your Laundry at j. P
pringers Store for the McEwen.
WILL HARVEY Agent.

Joseph Beckman, of Loretto,
was in town on business recently.
George Gunselman, of Nashville,
spent the Fourth in Lawrenceburg
A. j. Garden and wife of the
10Th District were in town Satur.
day.
Miss Matte Bumpas was the
guest last week of Miss Lurline
Kidd.
Mrs. G. W. ZwingIe and child
rem have returned from a visit to
Nashville.
Frank Lister left Saturday fol
New Orleans after spending g
short time here.
Miss Lila Lanier, of Mount
Pleasant, visited Miss Marie Gil
breath last week.
Tom Fite and wife, of Napier
spent the Fourth here with Mr.
and Mrs Turnbull.
Mrs Bertha Cannon of Nashvill
is here the guest of Mrs q G Parke
and other relatives
Life and Battles of DAME
Boone at Princess tonight, Twr
Reels, 1000 feet.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-07-10
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Wisdom & English is this
day mutually dissolved, + c Wis.
dom retiring.
Jno. W English will continue
the business and assumes any and
all indebtedness and obligations
OF the firm.
All accounts due the firm up to
the date of this dissolution may
'be paid to &c Wisdom or Jno,
w English, either of whom can
collect and receipt for same,
All aceou nts now due must be
paid pro nptly'
This the 3rd day of July 1912.
f G. WISDOM
J w. ENGLISH.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-07-10
Personals

Every night
At the Princess
Good motion pictures,
Mrs. J. Chapman spent the 4th.
here
Rock Bottom prices at j, P.
Sprlnger's.
Will Lilies left Monday for
Clarksville.
G 7. Hughes, of Columbia, was
here recently.
Mrs Jas. t. Dunn has returned
from Franklin.
The baby of N NJ, Anthony is
seriously sick.
Atty. Gen. Frierson was here
last saturday.
Sheriff Griggs of Wayne County
was here Saturday.
Ingram Sowell went 10 Mount
Pleasant Saturday.
JnO Fleming was here from
Columbia last week.
Miss Elizabeth Conner has re-
turned from Sheffield.
Bring your chickens, eggs and
butter to ]. P. Springer.
Mrs Wilkinson of Ethri,lge was
in town shopping Friday.
Go to J, P. Springer for stone
jars, crooks, churns, etc.
Miss Vivian Horner has return.
ed from West Tennessee.
Go to j. P Springer for Fruit
Jars, Tops and Rubbers
Miss Mary Parkes has returned
from visit TO Nashville.
Mark Hobbs, of Columbia, spent
a few days here recently.
Mrs, Oscar Kress visited here
from ST. Joe Saturday last,
Miss Ellie Walker has returned
from visit TO Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Arnold left
Saturday to visit in Dickson.
Will Held of Mt. Pleasant visit
ed his sister, Mrs, B. George.
W. H, Phillips spent last week
in Florence, Ala, on business.
o. M. Burton was at Rockdale
one day this week on business.
CT Crawford accompanied his
sou Chas. to Nashville Sunday.
DR.. G. G, Stockard and son,
Chas, Jr were here July 4th.
Go to j. P. Springer for jelly
glasses 25c and 35c per dozen.
Sewing Machines tor Rent cal
at MoCLANAHAN & WALL.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-07-10
Mrs COffman Struck
4 By tightening.

Mrs E. o. Coffman, on Monday
afternoon while ironing with an
electric iron at her home, was
struck and seriously shocked by
the tightening. Mrs Cotfman was
knocked down by the stroke and
was found a few minutes later In
an unconscious condition by her
brOther.ln.law. Mr. sCoffman at
present we are glad to report, is
doing nicely.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-07-10

There is more Catarrh in this
section of the country than all
other diseases pat together, and
until the last few years was sup.
posed to be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced it
local disease and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly fail
ing to cure with local treat.
ment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven cstarrh to be
a constitutional disease and there.
fore requires constitutional treat,
ment, Halls Catarrh Cure manu-
featured by F. ], Cheney & Co.
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitut
ional cure on the market. 1t i:
taken in doses from 10 drops to {
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of th,
system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure
Send for circulars and testimonial
Address: F, j CHENEY & Co,
Toledo,
Sold by Druggists, Zoe. Ohio.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipatiOn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-07-10

West Tennessee Farms For Sale
We will sell you any size farm
on FIVE years time. Write fol
information.
TRENTON LAND 90,
Trenton, Tenn,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-07-10

II suffered habitually from con.
stipation. Doan's ReguIets re-
lieved and strengthened the bowels
sc that they have been regular
ever since. "-E. DAVIS, Grocer,
Sulphur Springs, Texas.