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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-28

Miller, pit NV and pit NV of
| ne 12, Fulton. ............. 5000
l.. A. Hall to J. Mills and WI,
pit Sc OF NV, Pine River. 1900
c. f. Herrick and WI to ].
II. Buttolph and WI, lot 81,
Perrinton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
p. w. Creaser and WI to II.
Isham, Il of Sc IL, North
Shade ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $500
+. K. Morford to q. w.
Moore, ne of ne 20 and pit
sw of Sc 20. Bethany. $500
A. Randall to M. u. Richard
son, pit sw of NV 80, Ham
ilton .................. 1000
]. A. Burgess to A. Porter, pit
lot 5, St. Louis and pit sc
23, Pine River. 5000
G.. +. Katenhus to g. R. Der
shem and WI, W u of ne II,
Pine River. ............. 5000
+. L. Huff and WI to r. ]. La
throp and W.T. Sc of ne 33,
Seville ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
A. Hillsinger and WI to r. ].
Lathrop and WI, pit ne of
he 80, Seville ......... 400
/. N Monfort and WI to N. G..
Peet, lot IL, blk 13, Ithaca 1900
+. Kinkerter and VT to ].
Keller, pit ne of Sc 2 and pit
NV of sw |, Newark. 49,. 1000
J. O.. Lockwood and WI to ].
Unzcker, pit sw Is, Wash
ington .................. 5000
d. NJ Whitman to J. I'm
ticker, pit sw Is, Washington 1000
l.. +. Everett to F. Kinkerter
and WI, lot l, blk 7, u. Ithaca 1850
n. w. Wirebaugh and WI to f.
u. Ewing, n u of sw 80,
Hamilton ................ 1900
A. M. Crandell to J Bowen,
u of sc "a, North Star. 5000
l.. T. Patterson and WI TO M.
L. Richardson, Z of NV
80, Hamilton ........... $500
d. Fl. Fisher to r. Besore, ne
of ne 30, Emerson. ...... 800
W. Ching and WI to r. Be
sore, Sc of Sc %, Emerson. 1000
G.. s. Cook and WI to B. A.
Procunier, 4 of NV and
Il of ne 80, New Haven $500
{. Boyd and VT to L. f. Voss,
ne of NV II, North Star $500
C. c. Coleman and WI to G..
W. Long, pit NV 80, North
Star NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,4OO
s. Hubbard to c. f. Weller,
= of ne p, Elba. ..... 5000
c. w. Moore to w. F. Bart
ley. ne of Sc 30, Pine River $500
f. Day and WI to J. A. Todd.
pit sc %, Arcadia ....... $500
A. d Clark and WI to J. Bea-
vers and WI, = of sw Is,
North Star observation-disclosures. 10000
H. b. McMullen and wi to J.
B. McMullen and WI, w y
Of NV rs, New Haven..... 5000
F. Kellogg and WI to A. SUIT
fin. pit lot z. blk II, Bannister 600
r. d. Let's and WI 70 A. Suit
fin, lot s, blk 81, Bannister.. 125
]. Cox and WI to r. G.. Let's,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-28
STATE or MICHIGAN, 10Th JUDICIAL. CIR
CUT IN CHANCERY.
Alma Realty Company Ell al
Compliments
VS.
Iucretia Mosher and her
known heirs

suit pending in the Circuit Court for the
County of Gratiot. In Chancely, at Ithaca. Mich
igan on the ninth day OF March. 1872
In this cause 1t appearing from the affidavit on
file that the state OF country of residence Ct the
defendant I.ucretia Mosher. IL living. cannot be
ascertained and that if not living that The names
of the heirs at law Of the said Tucreiia Nosher.
are unknown to such affaut and cannot be as
certained by him, TO which affidavit further ref
ereuce is made.
Therefore on motion of William A. Bahlke
Solicitor for Complauants " is ordered that
the appearance of lie said dete udauf. Iucrctia
Mosher II living be entered herein within six
months from the date OF this order, aud III the
said Iucretia Moshcr be not living II is hereby
ordered that the unknown heirs of the said Lti-
cretia Mosher cause their appearance 10 hc en-
tered herein within six months from the date OF
this order and that the said unknown hci of
said Lucretia Mosher be and are hereby made
necessary and proper parties 20 this suit and
proceeding
And it is further ordered that within 20 DAYS
from date hereof the complainant cause THE
order TO he published in the Alma Record SAT,
publication to'be continued therein once in eet'
week for six weeks in succession
KELLY :. Scarf, Circuit iudr
WILLIAM A. BAHLKE.
Solicitor for Complainauts .
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-28

STATE OF MICHIGAN. ?9th JUDICIAL CIR
CUIT-IN CHANcERY.
William A. Bahlke,
Complainant.
Seth Roberts and his
unknown heirs,
Defendants.
Suit pending i'll the Circuit Court tfor the
County of Gratiot, In Chancery, at Ithaca, Mich-
igan on the ninth day of March. 1912
In this cause il appearing from the affidavit or
file that the state or country of residence of the
defendant. Seth Roberts, if living cannot be as
certained and that if not living that the names
of the heirs at law of the said seth Roberts. are
unknown to such affiant and cannot be ascer-
tanned by him to which affidavit further refer
ence is made.
Therefore motion of Complanant's Solici-
tor in Propria Persona il Is ordered, that the
appearance of the said defendant Seth Roberts.
if living. be entered herein within six months
from the date of this order; and lf the said Seth
Roberts be not living, II is hereby ordered. that
the unknown heirs of the said Seth Roberts
cause their appearance to be entered herein
within six months from the date of this order.
and that the said unknown heirs of the said
Seth Roberts he and are hereby made necessary
and proper parties to this suit and proceeding
And II is further ordered that within twenty
DAYS from date hereof the complainant cause
this order to be published i'll the Alma Record
said publication to be continued therein once in
each week for six weeks in succession
KELLY ). Scarf. Circuit Judge.
WILLIAM A. BAHLKE,
solicitor Propria Persona. l72N7
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-28
FARM WANTED-V

FARM WANTED-We must have
more farms near Alma, good ones
especially. We have a number of
clients who wish to buy soon. Write
us today and we will call on you
and arrange it. The. Wolverine Farms
Co., Ashton Bldg, Grand Rapids,
Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-28
Over Half-Century.

Humphreys Specifics have
been used by the people with
satisfaction for more than 80
years. Medical Book sent free.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-28

holm ct al, pit ne 80, Brock
enridge .................. 1900
M. J. Lawrence to ]. f. Hodge
and VT, pit ne 30, Wheeler. 1900
|. d. Suydam and WI to J. II.
Palmer, pit lots / and 2, bk
AZ, ST. Louis. ,............. 1000
G.. w. Goodspeed and WI TO
A. A. McBain, pit NV 3, Ar
cada ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
A. w. Lockwood and WI to A.
M. Douglas, pit NV 6, Wash
ington .........,........ 5000
O. Lewis and WI to A. Jolley,
pit VIZ of sw 6.......... 600
R. A. Mason and WI to |. d.
Sayles, pit ne of NV 81, It'll
AGA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
w. i. Mcdler 70 NJ. Brownheld
pit NV Arcadia. ............ 10000
A. K. Hornbeck and WI to A.
L. Devereaux, pit NV ~,
A. l.. Devereaux and WI to J. J.
Walter, Sc of Sc 16. Emer-
A. Z. Barstow and WI to G.. w.
son ....... ................ 1900
Winget and WI, pit lot 6, blk
10, Ithaca ................ 5000
J. f. Laid and WI to S. A. Van
Note, sw of NV and pit NV Of
NV 9, Washington ....... 600
J. M. Keller and WI to o. F.
Cooley and WI, NV Of NV %,
rlne RlVer ................. 700
O. F. Cooley and WI to J NJ.
Keller and WI, lots 10, 10, blk
?, Elwell add, ST. Louis. 700
|. M. Yerian and WI to w.
Earegood and WI, lot 5, blk
4, Anna ...................
A. s. Barber and WI to W. F.
Walker and WI, lots Z, s, pit 8,
blk l, L. Ithaca .......... 1900
Y. Wrench and WI to G. w.
Moore NV of NV 8, Emerson 1000
F. d. Amsbury and WI to w. z.
Beverly and WI, pit NV of NV
3, Alma NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
c. Markham and WI to c. II.
Apple and WI, lot 80, Pom
pei observation-disclosures. 275
A. B. Baldwin eft al to s. NJ
Barnhart, NJ of Sc 10,
Washington ......'......... 5000
J. M. Reid to c. c. Bortles, lot
9, blk AZ, Gargett add. Alma 900
J. Mole and WI to S. ]. Swartz,
pit sw of sw 5 and NV Of NV
8, Elba ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1925
O b. Campbell and wf to w.
H. Castle, EH Of NV 10,
Hamilton ................ 500
H. w. Sandal and WI to J. w.
Campbell. NV OF NV Is, Pine
River Observation-Disclosures. 1900
w. a. Cursor and WI to J.
Sherwood and WI, Sc of Sc 81,
Wheeler Observation-Disclosures. 215O
s. d. Graham to L. H. Russell
and W.T. lot 10, blk ~, Breck
enridge .................. $50
]. B. Sabin and WI to s. +.
Primmer, pit ne of sw and sw
of NV 20, Wheeler, and pit
NV OF sw .................. 1900
N. w. Wirebaugh and WI to s.
J. Swartz, 81 of NV s, Elba 1900
s. Somerville and WI to F. and
J. Battles, VIZ of NV and pit
EH of NV IA sw of sw II
and NJ of M Is, Emerson $4,000
NJ. L. Hustled to ]. F. johnson,
pit sw of NV IA, Newark -. $50
c. w. Moore and A. Dill, NV
of NV 8, Emerson 44OO
II. L. Smith and WI to c. c.
Apple and WI, pit sw 4. Beth
any Observation-Disclosures. 1000
c. s. WEIGH and WI to s. II.
Halderman. w u OF ne
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Furnished by Register Geo. w. Iona

=. J. Barnhart to L. g. Knee
land pit sw of Sc 2, Wheeler.$ COG
A. Landi and WI to l.. Peter
nell, lot $50 pit 227 Ashley. 1900
G.. +. Allen and WI TO |. Rog-
ers and VT, lot 81 =. p T.,
Alma ................. ooo
O. f. Mey and WI to w. Church
and WI pit lots IL and II,
Holcomb add, St. Louis. 80. 700
ii. l.. Rockwell and WI to c.
NJ. Putnam ne 81 Pine River 10000
A. +. Crawford and WI TO d.
Nc Call and WI, pit NV OF ne
30, Wheeler ................ 1000
L. Clark to M. f. Barnhill, W
= of ne 33, Arcadia. ..... 5000
w. Church and WI to W. (.
Hoffman and VT, pit lot 3 blk
70, II. and f. add St. Louis. 1000
J. +. ellis and WI to c. A.
Rhoades and WI, pit sw and
pit sc 9, Wheeler. .......... 5000
F. G.. Kneeland and WI to J.
Z. ellis, pit sw of Sc 2,
Wheeler observation-disclosures. $50
+. Vancura and WI to Camp
bell and Steadman, pit sc of
NV, 10 Elba ............... $50
Z. Shepler and WI to c. f. Row
ley and WI, pit sw 3, Bethany $500
c. Clark and WI to r. McNabb
pit NV of NV 8, Alma. 1910. 1900
ID. B. Hall and WI to J. B.
Sabin and WI, pit sc Of NV,
Wheeler NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
H. c. Parks and WI to f. Doss,
= of Sc 33, Wheeler $50. $500
W. J. Milligan and WI to c. {.
L. Wood and W.T. pit of NV
10, St. Louis .............. 1,400
A. Chisholm ct al to c. Peter
man, pit NV of ne 80, Wheeler LOO
f. Kellogg and WI to d. Hell
fer and WI, pit lot 10 blk II,
Ithaca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 600
W. Flegle and wi to c. E. Hill
and VT, ne of Sc 10, Hamilton SIS
c. Fl. Miller and WI to N. Stu
sser and WI, y of NV, ne
Of sw %. Elba. ............. 10000
J. A. Gardham and WI to NJ.
w. Loop, lot 1 blk 5, Bannis-
ter .................. 500
J. S. Minnick ct al TO ]. T.
ellis and WI, sw of NV 10,
Wheeler Observation-Disclosures. $500
w. Milspaugh and WI to r. c.
Munson and WI, pit NV %,
North Star. Observation-Disclosures. 3,S40
NJ ANa1cb nd 20 n Wa1cb
sw of ne 10. Seville ........ 1,4oO
G. w. hobart and WI to J. F.
Zigler, pit Sc of sw IS, Wash
lngton ................. $50
R. Sell to c. J. Churchill, lot
119 &C." Ithaca. 500
c. II. Brockway and WI to O.
f. Mey, pit Sc 20, Bethany. $3.50
X. Page and WI to NJ Z. Lew
is, pit lots / and blk IS, Ban
MISTER .......... 500
+. Martin and VT to c. E.
Weller, 5 y OF Sc 20, Wash
lngtOn ................. $50
c. B. Lord and WI to d. Nor
den, pit lots l and blk 43,
Newton add ST Louis. go. S75
f. T. Hannah to G.. f. Shar-
rar. pit Sc 10 and pit sw of
sw II. Sumner. ............. 5000
B. s. Webb ct al to F.. +. Han
nah, lot II and pit ~ blk 21,
Alma Observation-Disclosures. 1000
f. f. Gee to G.. Z. Sharrar, w
= OF NV IA, Sumner. ....... 5000
+. +. Gee and VT to G. +.
Sharrar, pit NV of ne 80,
summer .........t....... 500
r. A. Gee to G.. +. Sharrar,
n u of ne IS, pit sw Of sw II,
Sumner .................. 10000
J. L. Potts and WI to F. and
A. {. Kennett, u Of NV 80,
Hamilton ............... 1000
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-28

pit lots and s, blk Is, and
pit blk 10, Bannister. .....
X. G.. Let's and WI TO +. Man
ming and WI, lots A, 5 and 6,
blk 1, Suthn add, Bannister l.
J. L. Wise and WI to V. F.
Bamber, lots "a and 25 and
pit 26, blk 10, Alma. ....... 3
A. Hill and WI to w. T.
Shepherd and WI, pit u of
sw 8, Wheeler .......... 4
c. and X. Nc Nabb to II. p.
Fitzpatrick and VT, lots 16,
II, blk 8, Middleton. .....
G. NJ. Delevan to III. M.
Lands, lot z, +. p. W., Alma 2
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-28

Landis, lot z, L. L. W., Alma 1900
K. A. Barber and WI to n. L.
Potts, pit lot IA, blk Is, Ithaca l
II. A. Grover and wi to G.. w.
Moore, sw of sc "a, Bethany
and pit he of NV 3, Emerson $500
e.. w. Moore and WI TO F. A.
Hawley, same as above 49,. $500
K. ]. Fraker and WI to J. Fry,
sw of sw 2, North Shade. 100
J. q. and l.. Bensinger TO G. F.
O'Neill, lot IS, blk 10, Mid
dleton Observation-Disclosures. 1850
+. q. Kneeland and WI to J.
Eastlick and WI, sw of sw 10,
Wheeler ................... 1900
G.. S. Aldrich ct al to c. N.
Sharp, pit ne 3, Bethany. 5000
2. Head and WI to NJ l.. Wi
mans, pit lots and 6, blk 80,
St Louis $500
M. L. Winans and WI to P.
Head, Is of sw &c, Sumner $500
M. A. Boynton and WI to ].
+. Gibbs, w = Of W = 33,
Hamilton Observation-Disclosures. 800
c. N. Church to c. f. Kernen,
pit lot Z, bk 10, Ithaca. ...... 1850
c. Ovenden to O. Lewis and
wi, e = of NV 80, Washing
ton Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
A. ]. Hall ct al to ]. Lippert,
lots II, Is, II. & S. add, Alma 200
w. f. Winton and WI to d. c.
Gibbs, lots / and ?, blk 5,
ltnaca ................... SOC
w. f. Mcfarland and WI to r.
c. Naldrett, u of ne 26,
Hamilton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 700
|. s. Seaver ct al to II. c. Reed,
lot 60, Pompeii. 1oO
II. c. Reed to w. F. Markham,
lot 60, Pompeii 125
f. M McCombs to w. Nc
Combs lot LAP, Perrinton.. 400
J. II. Rowley and WI to c. A.
Miller, W Il of Sc 10, Arcadia 5000
G. Cummings and WI to O. F.
Cooley, lots 12, 49,, blk 2, Ell
well add. St. Louis ......... 700
b. Cooley to r. Donnan, pit ne
OF NV 30, Lafayette. ..... 1000
w. Keefer to W. Knudson and
WI, = of sw 81 and pit NV
"a, Pine River. .......... 5000
r. B. Rayner and WI to F. G.
Kneeland sw of sw 16,
Wheeler S7S
d. T. Hamp and WI to O.
Hamp, x Of ne 90, Seville 100
w. Oberlin and WI to A. CHS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-28

Ia YoR Price
I Fevers, COMPOSITIONS, infiammations. .."...7J
. Worms. Worm Fever. or Worm Disease. %
s Collie. Crying and wakefulness OF Infants rs
4 Diarrhea. or Children and Adults. ..........2J
y Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis. ...................2o
o TOothache, Faceache, Neuralgia. ...........15
. Headache, Sick Headache. Vertigo. .........e IS
10 Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Weak stomach. 3s
h Group. Hoarse Cough, Laryngtis .......... rs
~ Salt Rheum. Eruptions, Erysipelas. ........ Is
l6 Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Palms 20
10 Fever and A que, Malaria ....,..............3S
~ Piles. Blind or Bleeding. External, Internal. rs
IS Catarrh, Influenza, Cold In Head rs
20 WhOOping Cough. spasmodic Cough. .....25
~ Asthma, Oppressed, Dinicult Breathing. .....2s
~ Kidney Disease. 1890. -------............so
- Nervous Debility. Vital Weakness .....1 90
30 Urinary IncOntinence. " citing Bed. ......3J
"a Sore Throat. Qunsy .------------.........fS
~ Grip, HAY Fever and Summer Colds. .....2S
Sold by druggists. or sent on receipt OF price.
HUMPHREYS HoMEo. MEDICINE CO., Corner
william and Ann Streets. New York.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-28
c. +. Bullock to N. Roof, lots

c. Z. Bullock to N. Roof, lots
Ala, AS, 4l6, AT, 41S, bud
ley add, Ashley ..........$ 2o
n Roof to J. A. Roof, lots
33l, 1913. All and pit 1872,
Dudley's add, Ashley. 80. TO-
n Roof to V. Roof pit 332,
Dudley add, Ashley....... TO-
c. +. Weller and WI to J. II.
F. NJ, Gould, lot %, Wood
ward add, Alma. 35
w Fisher and WI to s. f. and
Unzicker, 81 of NV IA,
Washington ............... 1850,
J. {. Lightcap and WI to Z. B.
Wisegarver, = of ne II,
Washington .............. $50,
Z. ]. Ridenour and WI to ].
Vedder and WI Il of NV
27, North Star. ............ 5000
II. l.. Kneeland to n. Lou
denslager and wi, pit sw IS,
Bethany INSTRUMENTATION. LEO,
r. Munson and WI to J. O.
Lockwood and WI, sw of sc
=, w dSnlnStOll ........ -. 3,2O(
n G.. Peet and wi to ]. d.
Hamburger, NV and II 3 of
sw SO. Newark ........... 21,2O,
l.. X. Brewer to NJ. Wolf pit
Sc of sw "a, st. Louis ...,.. o,
|. n Harris and WI to c.
Kranick and W.T. pit lots II
and 1s, blk ia St. Louis 49,. 70t
f. J. Alexander 10 b. S. Hicks,
pit NV OF NV :, Bethany. 1,2Ot
d NJ. Katenhus to w. c. Kat
enhus, pit NV of sw 81, Alma 1,jOt
{. D. Clifton and WI TO J. +.
Virgins and WI, sw of NV
&c, Pine River. so,
S A. Fuller 10 {. O. Davis, pit
ne Of sc I, Ithaca $50,
w. Williams and WI 10 c. O.
Davis, n y OF sw 6, Ithaca 4.sOr
| J Vedder and WI to L. Hud-
son, ne Of 80. North Star. $50
J z. Wise and WI to J. + Full
Ter and WI pit ne and NV of
Sc %, Arcadia .......... $40
l. Nj Pratt to +. Cortright
and wi, pit lots IS and 10, blk
Is, Ithaca. 100
W. c. Shepard and WI to R.
The record., 1912-05-23
SprainS.

y sprain results when a Joint or a
muscle Is wrenched SO violently that
the llgaments or tendons are torn or
even stretched.
The word strain is used to
describe injuries so slight that
although there is pain and stiffness,
there is no swelling. Such injuries
are treated by tight bandaging or
"strapping"-to the end that the
parts may have rest and support
while recovering. The word sprain
always describes injuries that are
accompanied by swelling, which
is caused by bleeding into the tis.
sues, and which may be either sim
pie or complicated. a simple
sprain is marked by pain, tender
ness, loss of power and swelling,
and complicated spraln by more
serious touble, such as torn cartilage
or broken bone.
Proper treatment of sprain
varies with the extent of the mis-
chief, but there are certain things
that must always be done. Bleed
ing into the Tissues must be checked,
inflammation prevented as far as
possible; pain relieved: absorption
promoted; the torn ligaments re-
pared, and the juint restored to a
condition in which it can perform
It's work properly.
1t has been said that slight
sprains need little treatment, but a
great deal of care; for sprain that
is SO slight as to be almost un-
noticed is often followed by struct-
ural changes in the joint. A sprain-
ed joint should be tightly hadged at
once, and the flow of blood into the
tissues should be checked by means
of cold applications.
\ little later there is nothing so
useful as proper massage to pro-
mote absorbton and restore power
to the JOINT. If the injury is to a
leg, the patient should be put to
bed; if to an arm, he should use a
sling. However slight the injury
may appear, the part must have
rest if it is to get well.
The record., 1912-05-23

Some boys were discussing the
silk and near silk hosiery worn by
many of the girls and young women
here now. One of The boys d,clar-
ed that he had To look twice now,
to be sure that these items were on.
The other admitted that twice was
hardly enough for him to look, but
that he looked each success i've time
to sec the same thing that he did
the first time.
The record., 1912-05-23
Notice.

BY written consent of majority
of stockholders of the Farmers Bank
of Dunmor, KY, and by order of the
board of directors made on April %,
1912, notice is hereby given that the
business and affairs of the Farmers
Bank, of Dunmor, KY, will be set
tied and closed as directed by law.
S DEPoysTER,
President af Farmers Bank of
Dunmor, Ky, also President of the
board of directors.
The record., 1912-05-23
Dead Letter List.

The following letters will be held
at this Office for two weeks from
this date, May g, 1879, and it not
called for will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington, D. c.
Miss Laura Shackford, Mrs. L..
l.. Chase, Mrs. VIM. Fenance, Mrs:
Elizzie Bass, Mrs. Mare Elliot,
Rev. J. J. Goodman, Mr.. Robert
Events, Mr.. W. J. Carter, Mr..
Henry =. Werden, Lucy Smith
(col. ]. 8. Miller, p. NJ.
The record., 1912-05-23

Mr.. James Barley sent to this
office last week a specimen of poke
root that comes near being the frs,
prize winner. The section sent in
was about half of the root, as it was
cut off by plow, but the part sub
mitted weighed 10 pounds. MIR.
Barkely will not say that he secured
the offering from his own land, as
that would show a like of proper
cultivation.
The record., 1912-05-23
Notice TO File Claims.

All parties having claims against
the estate of Jep c. Jonson, deceas-
ed, are hereby notified to present
same, properly proven, TO the un-
dersigned, at the Office of Jonson,
Wicklitfe * Jonson, in Greenville,
Muhlenberg county, KY, within !,
months from this date, or be forever
barred. This, May 9, 1919.
A. JoNsoN,
w. {. JoNsoN,
st Executors.
The record., 1912-05-23
Something to Think About.

Many words won't fill a bushel,
but Fire, Lightning, or Tornado
policy with us will fill want in hu.
man happiness that will otherwise
remain unsa,isfied.
w. ID. Blackwell & Bro.
General Insurance,
Greenville, Ky.
Rogers Bldg. Telephone, I6-s
The record., 1912-05-23
An Unprecedented Political Confusion.

Never before in the history of our
nation has there been so wide spread
political confusion, wranglng bitter
ness of sen;imcn, and effort being
put forth by those seeking the Office
of President of our great nation.
There are nine men before the peo-
pie for their acceptance. They are
travelling promiscuously from state
to state using all kind OF chin music
and lip service, criticising each
other with vile calumny, each claim
ing to be devout men and to be the
Christ of the nation, capable of
saving the country. They are tell
ing the peopte that they love them
and it elected will bring on the
millennium era and shall wipe away
all tears. SO great are the efforts
of some by tongue rattling that
specialists have to be employed to
administer for throat and lung re-
lief so that the foul gas and spleen
which has accumulated in the
cavities of the brain can be easily
discharged upon the contending
opponents. There are nine regular
candidates for the nomination for
President, and four dark horses
waiting and watching in harness
ready and expecting to be brought
into the ring later on, which makes
thirteen aspirants tor the Presiden-
cy constituting that unlucky, dread
ed and undesirable number. OF the
number thirteen there are four reg
ular bred political fanatics, or we
might say, delusive cranks, which
render the situation more disastrous
and unfortunate. Now twelve of
these candidates must necessarily be
rejected and retired. Hence the
number thirteen shall be chosen for
the President of the nation and when
such occurs we may expect bad
luck, a general depression of busi
ness, bllghted crops, panics, earth
quakcs, floods and flames and all
kind of illfated proc edhre. So for
the next four years dark forebudings
will hover over our nation and dis
asier may be expected from the IN
dications now apparent, especially
if either of the fanatics should as
sune the unlucky number. We
need true prophet to give the fore
cast of the times. The oldest in
habitan,s of our country will tell that
they never before witnessed anything
like it during their lives, and il is To
be hoped that such staS~tof affairs
shall never be witnessed again.
May the good Lord save our country
from such a predicament.
INDEPENDENT.
The record., 1912-05-23

Messrs. NJ orton Roll and Hubert
Meredith were 10 runaway while
en- route to Central City yesterday
morning, their horse becoming
frightened at an automobile The
buggy was demolished, but neither
of the passengers was hurt beyond a
shaking up.
The record., 1912-05-23

The Clarksvllle team of the Kittie
league will play ball against the
Central City team at the latter
place next Sunday, the game called
at As. This will be battle roy
al, as both teams are now in fine
shape, and we'll matched.
The record., 1912-05-23

The |. {. passenger trains are
again fitted with auditors, and the
conductors are having nothing to
engage their time except the run
ning OF the trains. The auditors
were used for about a year, and
then discontinued, about year ago.
The record., 1912-05-23

Embers Eaves, colored, a native
of this city, died of consumption at
his home in East St. Louis at 7
O'Clock last Sunday night, after an
illness of some length. The body
was brought here by his wife and
sister, and interment will be made
in Evergreen cemetery this after
noon.
The record., 1912-05-23

The law against the public drink
ing cup becomes effective June 10.
Get ready to comply, as you are
subject to prosecution for infrac-
tlons.