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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-11
SENATE RESTORES
TARIFF BOARD MONEY

Washington, D. c., July 10.-Appro-
priations of $250,OO0 for the tariff
board and $4,000 for the international
waterways commission were restored
to the sundry civil bill reported today
by the senate.
Because Of the bubonic plague sit
uation the house appropriation for pre-
vention Of epidemic by the public
health service was increased from
800 900 to S500.000.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-11
MEN WHO WILL
FRAME PLATFORM

First-C. A. Carpenter, Louisa.
Second-Joe r. Lane, Scott.
Third-Ira Nichols, Hardin.
Fourth-N. P. Hancock, Fayette.
Fifth-D. w. Norris, Marshall.
Sixth-Gov. B. F. Carroll.
Seyenth-John A. Guiher, Madison
Eighth-Denman Wilson, Page.
Ninth-P. H. Killpock, Pottawat
tamie.
Tenth. H. Allen, Pocahontas.
Eleventh.. B. Funk, Spirit Lake.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-11

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-11
TODAY IN CONGRESS

SENATE-Convened at 10 a. m.
Resumed debate on Lorimer election
case.
Appropriations committee report
sundry civil appropriation bill
amended to continue tariff board
and with additions aggregating
$5,O0O,000.
at noon.
Considered legislation or regular
calendar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05

6orboIo % offiuOer fig poo Der
Moaoe me0 bnm.
Somitemmer man meO Seius
fit Sn0erite, iao bar man let BED
at tro paa Dam, ia, ian fan man
life on6et. @r man herfmo6 imoO
Seilts / fit inoerite Sierte, faa fan
man beIGer life tro pno Dam; oct er
unflIigt. Offer man yanore @uOer",
ioa fan man life fro paa ben ion6e
@lto og Den, ban uoien6te."
Ger er mnnge gonOre @u6er".
0erfor er Der ogioa mango, Der
life fan fro poo SENS.
@or Stiaing til BAN er life ofb9n.
qig at Dor 6oritono, bore a1rn0Ifa.
Der, Dor 0unnelie. 8i0enitoben fan
life FER tale oct oigsrenoe Sr0. Get
er Dor Snmpoti og bort Climbs bele
Retning, Der bIiper beitemmen6e for
Dor Sitting til 6nm.
8. Sb. 2. / ng}pe 9i6er".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05

@Gloi9 GliebrnnO.

asbenboou, 10. Suni. 9oa @oel.
items & 0Giens OpIogspla6s poa
9o0enboffs Bloos opito6 Der / glf-
ten ca. 81. 101a So / nogle meg.
tige 8onfe, ip6ebol0en0e flere IN.
iinoe 8sn0er RoooIie.
6oo Min1rtter efter, at 9ronoen
Dor opitooet, ms0te granon9snet
unOer 9e6elie of 8icebran6chef6riis,
og mar latte itrofs 3 Dampiprsiter
/ Sang.
geo GlIeDetfoen too gron6pps.
net fiIOitpn6ig magteslsit operfor
oct mpeti9e 9ool.
(Senere): 9ron6en beopare6e
en0nu neo SotiOen. O%IieIogeret er
foriitret for 100000 SIR.
19. Suni: Gen / anIeonin9 al
Sliebronoen Dos 3irmoet G0eIitein
& 0lien ioretoene GoIitiun6erie.
aeIie bar pit, at SIoen, iom itrofs
formo0et, er opitaoet / nogle op.
itobleoe tomme 3enoer. Somtioigt
bar man i'll. pariit. 0agbl." fon.
itatcret, at SGoen life fan o9re op.
itooet oe0 Seloonten6elie, men en-.
ten ma oere poaiot eaer forooria.
get oeroe0, at en- ten6t Cigar eIer
Ii9n. al Stormen er fsrt fra 60.
Ben mo pna Blo6ien. Sfo6en an
Haas M til ca. 100000 Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05
Rss griiu.

Conn 5sse of en- forOeaetieer, Or6nhns meo 6crIpseerne Ter
oi es Sano til berefter al bereene Inoere grier poa fOriteQige
importereoe gsaer - ipecielt fra Snbre gaisions 6orIas. $eref.
ter % inott nioere ga6er fslsenbe:
atcocf, O.: timber Sp6foriet, Saftt 80, mob. ........... $t.20
alcocf, D.: gpen peb Ssen, S9ftet 80, mob. ........... lao
garing-@0ul6: 9onttia, inob. ................ 100
glonbers, g.: l5or Uie6orbeioere gsrnetnfen 1.-2. Off,. go
9uo6.. g.: 5ortelinger IL, mob. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Drenge og Grenge, Spftet 80, mob. ..,............ 30
@or0on, Gen. 6. g.: grepe til bans Ssfer. St go, inbb.. f.2O
Naofr, 81. g.: @ennenbru6oet, Spfet 80, NIB. -. 1.20
U2abfr, 81. g.: Zen rte, Setet LOO, mob. .......... 1.60
0dtbuius, Nore: eldbe9, mob Observation-Disclosures. 100
peterfen, 2ourt3: On grGfefrues Sitorie, mob ......... f.60
geterfen, 8. g.: Soao er arhtenoont, hrbb. ............. 100
Q~isebsrn og gigebsrn, Sptet 80, mob ............... 80
Sfneaer, g.: aen6er Gn 2ontet. Snbb. ............, t.60
listing, ST.: eoansslkts Seirsgane. Snbb. ......... 800
" Sroens CODE Strib. Snbb. -. :. .220
a" aornpen mekn Gro oe gontro. &f. -. go
5ronts al assist. St. ................ 80
gsrnepotl. Snbb. :. =. ............. so
geebfer, 8. e. GreIfen6e sanobeSr. St. ............ 10
Tan. 2ntb. TnbL 6sxte,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05

fet, eler iom en- Soermer eaer en-
Soerfialrr.
gnoelig er Der en- iemte Opfattel.
ie, iom 6oo fun bar fao % o6ifure
8iIbengere: ban opfattes iom ell
@eoroger.
Men bpoo fan ni @run0en opre
til en- ion forifeIig 0pfatteIie.
Seq fornmer Der til oct omtalte
Gitnt. 9lonot Dem, Der opfotter Sc.
ms Tom en- Soermer, nenner 9rof.
9lmmun0ien oeioa Ell 'front.' 9ege,
8rof. ginetsSan9It, Der bar bpp.
Oct. at Seius bar 6egenereret og leo
al Sm6slnge, grun0et paa drbet
9llfobolisme. 8enne Opfottelie, Ger
! al lin llbprli0beO gsr Ell aritif
gorb'fe ooerfleOia, er tiltraaot al
Dor 9anOsmono, Or. phil. e. mas.
musien. Or. 9inet Tiger ttiteos:
o6ois Seirs of Ba8oretb, / SteOet
for at prGoife for 9gnoerne I @oIi.
Ipo og 6iiferne oeo @ete3oretb 81,
bapoe foriegt at gnln6e en- ny Seft
/ Baris, Oo oiloe ban eieblfffelig
bare blepen inologt pan ell Sin0s.
~ipgeonitoIt til itsrite 9oo0e for
Menneifebeoen."
Ter er no9et peo oenne llotalelie,
Der ton foa en- til at itanOie og tGn-
fe efter. Sffe ioa meget, forOi Den
pfier en- ~forbaoienOe Oiangel poa
eDne til at %foritaa, bpilfen glanos.
mogt Der bar / Seius og / oct Rige,
ban erunOlo9oe; oct er neiten pho.
iigt, noar 9inet mener, at Baris
piIoe babe 9iort oct ganife al meo
ait bette. Wen BET, man iprIig f9.
iter i'm 3onfe peo, er Slltningsor.
oene: til iterite 9oa6e for Menne-
ifebeoen.
Ser bar hi 6orflorin9en pon,
bporfor ginet fife er no9en ariiten.
3 III Sn6erte err ban imoo Seiiis o.
olt. bpo0 ban piIoe. San funoe on.
ife, al Seius al0rie bar isot, eler
at ban par oso iom Barn eller par
bIepen ibielilaoet, itrofS ban traoo-
te offentlig frem = iao boooe Der.
ben 6a ppret fri FOR a%riitenoom.
men. Oct er inolpien0e, at mar life
fon mo poa Seilis, noar man er
ioaOon iitoet ooerfor bam og oct,
ban ban0e at bringe. Der moatte
foregoo en- rooifal 5oronoring /
Sjertets Gpb. ON bet ifuloe ife.
Ser er 5rft9nfere, Der life i ben
@rn6 er imoO Seius iom 9rtet.
Ter er eroo9ioo Dem, Der pna man.
ee Nonoer fsler iig 0rooet moo
SENS 9oIe, rene Menneifeliebeo,
men iom oligepel life fan fro pno
Dam. Soorfor itfe2 Ter ma bore
noget 0eres Snoerite, iom life
bormonerer meo Seiu Sin6 % bans
0iaie = og boI0er benz tilboge.
Sna banner DC oeres Opinttelie al
bom iom Brofeten, Sp9rmeren,
Sngnfiguren, oft efter beres i9rIige
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05

SIQ9enS SDr1a0 bar mi 1tte lqns
9ere rolig tur0et ie pao bette 5or-
6olo. ga man mener, at Der ita6ige
gortferiel of @ru8 ineffer Sob.
itoffens @o6itan0sopgtigbe6, 6or
Goooet ifl. o2(oG6. 9mtit." fra ben
10. SUM for6uot @orttagning al
9oI ira Sen melt u0iatte Del al
apiten og for ben aorige Stref.
nin8S geofOmmenoe faitiot en- Bris
Of 10 Gre pr. 9eftoIiter @rlis.
Sbioe Sanbe-Sanalen. Sor6cre.
bclicr til Sifringsnrbcjoct. Ringfg-
bing, II. SUM. Me0 oct ollerferIte
piG a%rbeioet me6 sifringen of So
BET beO uSotoe Son0e" toge fin Be
gpnOelie. Oct. ifaI r0f6res of gan6.
bD9nin9sb9snet, og oct Dor ontoget
Sn0enier &olm (of 8irmoet Beter-
fen & Solm / 9sbenbonn) fom Ie.
6enoe Sn9enier. aaereoe / Cont
mer boa6er man at funne fao no.
If6rt gun6iifringen, Der ifoG beitoo
al ct Gag 9etoni9ffe of ca. I @lens
TDffelie og me6 en@enneminitsbre0-
De At ca. 40 allen. 0esuoen ffnl Der
peo 2e6ets Sf0er iGttes Spun6S-
oGo8e al Is ront6mmer, uofpI6te meo
Son6. 9e0 oiSie arbeioer benter
man at fltnne forbin0re, at 2gbet
L ben tonrmen0e ginter poerIi9ere
u6pi0es, og oct er Seniigten, at
man ifaI bore fpr0i9 inoen 10.
Sftober.
Otter gere9ningen nil Der meo.
oao ca. 10000 STIR. 9etonI9ffe,
boer meo ct Sn0boIo Of en- Often.
6eoeIS altbifmet:er 9eton. S9ffene
ifol uofaites 6eIs ira en- ar6ei6s-
bro, Der Haas no i aanoIen ira
apiterne, og bells ira Ell uorongeret
Mu66ermaifine. Irbei0ets ODER
fGagsium Ip0er poa ca. 100000 ar.
2sbet oil i%ooIeoes fomme til at
benligge ginteren ODER me6 bets
fltloe 8reooe. 6srIt til nGite 5or.
oor oil 4rbeioet meo Snoineprin.
gen bIipe %pnabegpn6t. Ger Ifal ioo
6ortliciteres Spfsrelien af to Sn0.
bDgninger, bporoe0 2ebets 9re0oe
in0ifr9nfes til 60 q 70 Alen. Sele
S%ifrin9en fan ioaIeOes fsrit blipe
fGroig ben 40 efteraaret 1918.
Gn rGoielsfnlo S%itnatiun. 9oo
Meieriet oRoon8bor9" ! 4fs f1noe
Der forle0en let bore bpnot en- ulIpf.
fe. Da Neierifen ifuI6e toge en-
lSi of 9erndb9lfsfnrret, fom bun
ifI. 0golb. Stiftst." for ner til So
be0ofilen. ino at 6enne fit iat i
benoes 9oor. booroe0 bette bIep
tounoet omfring 9(fslen belt mo til
9opeoet. Sel6igpis par Gfslen bIanf.
puoiet oe inOimltrt i Die. ioo Soa.
ret flin0e glide poa ben; 8ieen
FOG oerfor in9en Sfa0e; Men 0o
Mnffinen bleo itanoiet bop6e bun
al Smette % Sfr9f miitet geniolt.
beOen.
6relienS SerS SnbifGnm. Sn6.
t9gten at 6reliens &9r8 Subtle
umsooe 6en s. Moi bar 49,752ar.
ll0giften til M9rfer, 9rpfioger %
@orto bar 1872 ar., og Operifit.
oct blep iooIeoes 45,080 Ser.
aonsen iOm 5rimnrer. SIS. Mfoi.
aongen bleo Den 10. Sum- / Deer.
pGregie of @~epreientanter for bele
2an0et beitiOelig inOiot iom Sri.
mureror6enens bsieite Stprer.
OpOrGt af HensONr paa gcns.
Strller, IA. Sum-. st SntereSient.
fob pao gene bar I Oisie 0oge ira
aorup febt 8 Hens6pr, en- 9pr og
en- 5imIe meS aoIp, til EN- Bris of
480 ar., ale Omfoitnineer meOree.
net. 5omiIien befinoer fig eoot paa
Zen, Der bar eo0e 9etineelfer for
6enne altItur, ioet Der melIem 2pn-
gen paa oct Stpfte Se6c, fom fin.
6es pna Den, er rieeIigt meo 2ap.
5orelgbig foiter oct en- Sem og tppe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05

peIIle ll8e. III Durlllere 0eIrllg Dl
ben Ae0ber, iom ii0ite l1ge O.
10. Sltni) Dor bragt, bar soet er
ooeroroentlig goDnlia S~nOflpoelit
pan gegetationen. Gegnen er faloet
rigrliait ! SpIlano o9 poa Sun, Dog
er Der Steoer / M~iotipIlono, 6Dor
man bar monttet toge til 8affe
meo nogle Sogl6Dger. SeonIig er
3eo6eren fal0en iom 8or0enregn,
o8 ! nogle gene far 2Dn.9ron0e
fltn0et Ste6.
Oct oar nu ogioa paa bgje 8i0,
at auloeu 6Ieu oiloit al ~grs0efulot
9eir, og ooerolt erfen0er man, bbor
ipnligt 2li9reOerne bar pit Jig taf.
nemmelige oerfor. Hueens 9lom.
firing, Der mn timber Ste0, tyr
lforDentes at foregao UNDER gooe Be
tingeller, % man nprer M 9oa6
ON en- goo afgr60e. Speoen, Ger
mango Ste0er otter Den 6oor0e Bin.
ter bar itGrft meOtaget, bar buffet
Zig og eiterbnanOen ontaget Den
bl0agrenne 6oroe, Tom 2onompnoe.
ne letter iaa megen Eris pan;
tDfo oil ben bel nof beoblipe at Doe.
re, men iortiot gunitigt SER fon
bog enonu u0rette me9et, bbor Sor.
Den er / aultir. Ogion 8aarinoen
er fonlnet zig 9o0t, ON Den emo Ell.
ter Gorsti6en er roget tilboge, og
~llfruotet ifpnmer oen fine Ste0er
mere 90 mere.
On 8iosIerne ifrioer en- aorre.
iponOent, at De MI bar naoet en- lao.
Dan @gi0e, at 8oppen fan 6ugges
ar Dem, u0en at Se0en tnger Sta.
De 6erpe0. t9on mener at Gope er.
faret, at noor Der in6trpoer aegn
| ben oIlernermeite li0 efter, at
8oppen er of6ueget, piSner GioieI.
planten fuloitGnSig, i0et torment.
Zig @an0et, Der trplleer ne0 gen.
mem oct oa6ne Mgr, Den top6ugge0e
Iioieliteneel banner, bi6rager til
at Planten roaOner bort.
agl. oanif yaebtflu6s aaplejlaos
DeS Belle. agl. oorf Dnc6tflil6 al.
boloer / aar lin itore to Cages
aopieilaos peO Belle, og 9egipen.
5e0en er M ioitiot til Den 81. %
%. 3uIi. 5 Den 4nleOnine bar
Ya~cttlubbens Sefret9r, Yremierleit.
nont @nolO ppret / Belle ior at Of.
tale De n9rmere gnfelt6e0er nieo
9lubbens 5ieprnientnnt / Belle,
Sfi6srbeoer 6r. Sonien.
De fleite 6artsier pentes til Bel.
lie allere0e om 5re0oeen, bells for
at bpre lofaIfen0te Neno og bells
for at orientere zig pno 6ioroen ;
oenne Gag er 6artsiseierne Sfibs.
rbeoer 6r. &oniens @eiter pon
Ufunfebierg. Om 9sr6ngen arrange
res Der EN- toangfri Snmmenfomit /
Sfpttebuiet, og ben eeentlige Set.
mi0Oog afboloes ON Ssnongen /
Observation-Disclosures / Belle.
0m ielo Arrongementet peO Sci.
Iaoierne forelieger Der enonu intet
beltemt, men oct er iii. Belle u.
ao." ianOipnli9it, at aapieilaoien
afboIoes / goeriiorOen no for 5at.
fegrau. Belle 8praaO bar ifet1fet
en- Brgmie, 90 gpens Oonler er
6ero meo at oanne en- aomite, Der
ital tiloeiebringe en- 9@respremie
Slayer til aOnsen. goenfa6rifant
SERTED | R%ebenboon bar | lengert
Qfo Ffreoet 9repe til aon9en og BE-
flaget fig ooer De 0omme, Der pol
ooergaoet bam. San fit 0a for noger
Si0 iioen ira SoimarsfaIlatet an.
INCOMING ON at itonoie bette 9reu.
ifrioeri Der life funoe iBre til no.
get. 9oanmanOen im0fan0t fig imiO.
lertio f%orleoen hos aongen pan Sor.
genfri for OF tale fin Sag. Oct blet
BAN oa otter betpoet, at ban maottt
6oloe OPP meO Oisie SennenoeIier til
aongen. Ru bar ban i'll. nariIt
DagbI." fra 0or6re 9irf mootage.
en- SfripeIie meo 6orbuo MOB OF
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05
snnObrngsbrretning.
Gl1geifr. for 2anom~)

Soor burtigt Stemnireen blnn6t
9on0mpn6ene fan pen6e fla, noor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05

Sauet Gber Gnno. 9rac6manns
@rnp frnet. Faa aattegatiioen af
Danmarfs p0erite Spi6s er Der ira
6pr6affen oe no 40 @renen til | De
iioite Gnr bortifooret betpocIige por.
tier al apiten. timber bisie OmIten.
oigbeoer err 81. a. geien til 5pret
90 Dradbmanns @rop truet. Otter
nsiagtige WaoIineer er 8eien pao
noeIe Steber fun % Neter fiernet
fra Sapet, og fra D~racbmanns aIit
til S%oritronben err Der fun 40 We.
ter. timber storm oe Ssjponoe tom
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-03-26

The United States Senate spent
several hours debating a bill by SEN
ator Bradley, of Kentucky, propos-
ing to increase a Somerset veterans
pension from $55 to sos a month. II
was figured that the time consumed
was costing the government in sala-
ries to the senators, ETC., over 81, 900
This to our mind, is pretty fair
sample Of the freedom with which
the republican administration has
been frittering away the peoples
money, and with just about as much
excuse. The solution is to elect a
democratic president in November,
with congress composed of such
men as Harvey Helm, of this dis
trict. whose work during the past
has resulted in saving of over
$4,000, 900 to the taxpayers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-03-26
Mcc0RMAcK's

All the farmers are glad TO see
this fine weather. Everybody is
burning tobacco beds now.
Mrs. A. c. Hill. visited her sister
at Danville the first of the week.
Jesse and Thomas Mason are fix
ing for a large tobacco crop this
year.
Several of the young boys from
here went to an old time dance at
John Strangers near Lancaster Fri
day March 18th. Everybody reports
a good time. Those present were
Mr.. Jesse Mason and Miss Alpha
Traylor. Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Mason,
Miss Lena Mason, and Mr.. McGin-
mis-. All enjoyed the dance fine.
Jesse Mason was in Junction City
Sunday to Sc his best girl.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-03-26

The approval of the good roads
law by the governor makes neces-
sary the appointment of a Good
Commissioner by the chief executive
Politics ought not to figure, except
as a minor consideration, in this APP
pointment. The good roads ques-
ton is probably the most serious
one the state has to deal with right
now. Better roads mean better
prices of farming land and pro-
duets, and a better state. The Road
Commissioner must be a man who
has made a thorough study of con-
ditions and needs, and who has the
energy and ability to make things
move" We want to respectfully
suggest to the Governor that were
he to look the state over he could
find no one who is better qualified
for this place than Harry A. Som
mers. editor of the Elizabethtown
News. Mr.. Sommers is accepted ev-
erywhere as an authority on good
roads. and his appointment would
be recognized as a splendid one in
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-03-26

The Louisville Herald wants to
know why Judge O'Rear has switch
ed his support from Taft to Roose-
welt. as he came out so strong for
Taft when he made the campaign for
governor last year. We believe that
we can tell the Herald very salts
factorily. Judge O'Rear is a man of
discernment, and you don't have to
hit him in the head with an AK to
make him see a point. He saw the
republican party defeated by over
10000 majority when it went before
the people on platform, one of
the cardinal planks of which was an
endorsement of the Taft admins
ration. He probably believes that
such a complete reputation and
defeat by the people of the Taft en-
dorsement, relieves him from all fur
Their responsibility on that subject.
and if such is his conclusion, and
reason for now supporting Roose-
welt, we most heartily agree with
him.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-03-26
MISTAKE DIAGNOSIS
DOCTORS WRONG AGAIN.

About five years ago | wrote to
YOU that | had been a terrible suf-
ferer from kidney and bladder trOa-
bles, and that my physician informed
me that my left kidney was in such
condition that there was no hope for
my recovery. / was advised TO try
your Swamp-Root as a last resort
and after taking four fifty-cent bot
ties, l passed a gravel stone which
weighed ten grains. / afterwards
forwarded you this gravel stone.
have. had no return of any trou-
BILE since that time and cannot say
too much in favor of your wonderful
preparation, Swamp-Root, which
cures, after physicians fail.
Very truly yours,
Roseboro, N. G.
Route 3, Box 80.
Personally appeared before me this
31st day of July, 1909 F. HORNE
who subscribed the above statement
and made oath that the same is true
| in substance and in fact.
janice M. HALL,
Notary Public
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-03-26

The steam roller has already
begun to work in Kentucky. Five
Taft men were empowered to name
the election officers to serve in the
Republican primary to he held in
Louisville and jefferson county Apr
6. the Roosevelt Republicans not be-
ing given a voice in their selection
An order has been issued from
Was hington that all postmasters
who are chairmen Of political com.
mittees shall resign one or the Other
place.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-03-26
KIHe's MOUNTAIN

DR.. w. d. Laswell was called IA
Brush Greek TO see his mother who
Is very i'll.
Tuesday while several men were
cutting a large tree in Mrs. Mary
A. Rigney yard the tree fell on tl's
house and completely running one
room and porch. The damage was
about 800.
Mr.. i. +. Taylor having sold his
house and lot TO +. +. Dunaway, will
move recently to Bowen, Ky.
Miss Maggie Routon has returned
to Lexington after spending few
days with hcuefolks.
Mr.. Willie Leach has bought Nor
ris Walls house and lot and will
move here soon Nv. Leach is IN
Arizona for his health.
Mrs. Sarah Smith and Claud
Trimbie and wife srent Sunday al
VI. b. Smiths.
Mr.. $. =. Waggoner is building a
now store house.
Mr.. Acton, of Highland and Man
ford Griffin attended the singing at
the Christian church Sunday.
Laura johnson spent Saturday
and Sunday with her sister Mrs.
G. +. Gooch, of Mckinney.
relatives here last week.
Mr.. l.. Lane was called at this
place Tuesday.
Nettie Gooch. of Danville is visit
ing relatives here.
The farmers of this community are
quite busy.
Mrs. Stella Gooch of Illinois is
visiting relatives here.
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John w. Sickelsmith, Greensboro,
Pa, has three children, and like most
children they frequently take cold.
1--WE have tried several kinds Of
cough medicine, The says, but have
never found any yet that did them
as much good as Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy" For sale by G. l..
Penny.
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every sense Of the word. There is
no man in the state better qualified
for this place than he, and none who
would give a more faithful perfor-
nance to the duties of the office.
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s. c. Crystal White Leghorns
s. c. BUFF 0RPINeT0Hs.

The laying strain that fills the
egg basket in zero weather; early
maturing big boned fryers. Setting
eggs house delivery 500 per l5;
shipping eggs $3.50 per Is. MRS.
A. c. Afford, Stanford. Ky.
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INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS

Eggs for sale 81 per setting Of IL
or SO for As. All orders receive
prompt attention. wolfcrd n. Low
Ell, 2. +. 2. No. i. BOX 50. Stanford
Ky.
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BUFF 0RPlNeT0NS

I am getting 81 dozen eggs a week
from so hens. Setting Of Is for 81.
c. c. Withers, r. F. d. No. 2, STAN
ford. KY. Phone 143-Y.
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Gov. McCreary vetoed the anti
tipping bill. and well wager that
when he eats at the hotels he'll al
ways get his hot.
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WHITE WYAND0TTE EGGS.

Sl.OO for Is, also Indian Runner
Duck eggs s1.OO fog II. Mrs. L. p.
Nunnelley, Lancaster, KY, r. r. No.
2. Phone Stanford Exchange 10S A..
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CRYSTAL WHITE 0RPINeToNs

The big winter layers. From Kel-
lerstrass $4,000 mating; eggs from
lst pen SO; from 2nd pen $50 per
Is. S. C. Rhode lsIa-d Reds Temp
kins strain. Eggs $50 per 10.
Indian Runner Ducks that lay the
white eggs 81 per IL eggs. | have
spared neither means nor time in
selecting this stock. They are from
prize winning and heavy laying
strains. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A. C. Hill, Stanford, Ky. r. +. d.
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Prove what Swamp Root viii ia
For You.

Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y, for sample bottle.
1t will convince anyone. You will also
receive a booklet Of valuable infor-
nation, telling all about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing be sure to
mention the Stanford Semi Weekly
Interior Journal. Regular fifty-cent
and one dollar size bottle for sale at
all drug stores.
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Layers-Payers-S.C. Buff 0rpinQtons

6uyC' uyuSSV' ou" O'PBtV"S
English Salmon Faverolles. eggs
~ per Is; S. per so; Indian Runner
Ducks that lay the pearl white eggs
81 per 10; $3.50 per 90; SO per 100.
My stock. came from the Blue Rib
bon winners of this country. Make
your start with the best blood. Al
ways glad to show my birds TO any
one interested. Mrs. Sam Embry, Jr.
Stanford. Kentucky.
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INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS

Fawn and white. Heavy layers.
white eggs rs cents for Is. Mrs.
Robert hunneIley, Stanford, KY, r.
D. No. ]. Phone Hustonville, 8 r.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
We offer for sale or rent the Nc
Kinney Wooden Mills at Mckinney,
Ky. This mill is fully equipped to
manufacture yarn, jeans, blankets,
Linsey and other goods and is well
located. Apply to X. L. Tanner
q Son, Mckinney, Ky. 12-tf.
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s. c. BROWN LEGH0RMs
Can supply 240 egg incubator in 8
days; rs cents per Is or So per 100.
Mrs. J. n. cress, r. d. 4, Stanford,
Phone 380G Lancaster exchange.
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WHITE PEklN DUCKS
81 Per Setting.

r. C. RHODE ISLAND REDS.
Eggs si.00 Tor 10
Mrs. W. P. Logan, r. ID. No. A
Phone 106-Y.