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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-06
Cincinnati. 9iemitag. ocn 6. Tebrnar 1912.

Zen gr0Bten Sdiffen faft unm0gli6.
Der 0iebbampfer .Stoot auppeln"
1T in Der Rorbiee gefhtitert, bic 8es
IaBung ipurbe dber eerettet.
Die SdiFfabrt nuf benz RDein 1T in
iyolae bes 5reibeiies iebr f6ipierig uno
ale RebenfliiFe bes Rbeins Iino suge.
frpr.n, mas eins grobe SeltenBeit lit.
Gin 5orniit ppn Der e o tos
rabo" ertrunten.
5onoIutu, 5. Geb. 5reberit
Sbdfter, elm 9ornift bon benz Ser.
ct. areuaer ,golordno", 1T ON Won.
tag in Der Widiti Bal ertruntsn, als
sr Derfuhte, .ine syrnu Carlton gu ret.
ten, bic iih su melt ins WaHer binausz
gepagt bath. 4nbere rsttstsn Jrau
Carlton unb g. Wrigbt, .insn qnoereu
5orniiten Don Der COLORADO, Der os.
msinfam NIT Shdfter auf 5rdu Carl
ION 3usefttponmen mar. Deotr
Chatter nod Wright Dorsn gut.
S6g;mm.r.
s oceioa in Mrabi.n Bonn.
barbirt.
2pnoon, 5. Jeb. Dos gpmbar.
pement DON 6obeibo, am Rotben Reer,
Ieit.ns Der itulienifdkn 5Iott. bat am
Wontds besonnen, tuie aus Ronitan,
rinp.l berihtet ipirb. Gin 5beil Der
Stubt fon b.r.its aerif0rt poro.n ietn.
Der nsue prGftb.nt bsr
bominitanif6sn RE
pubIif.
Gan 9omineo, 5. Gyebr. DER
SeHdtor glabio 0ietorid, b.r felt Der
GrmOroung BEG prdfibentsn Gacerss
am l9. gtpp., als prDpiiorii6er grdz
| iibsnt o.r Rspublit fuHeirt bate, purs
be am Wuntue gum prdfiosnt.n osr
oOminttaniidsn RepubIit srpdblt.
yrditoent 8ietoria mar ebsoem Elm
Wlitglieb bss &abinets gaeerss' uno
Elm intimer Sreunb bes ermprbet.n
Yrdiiosrten. ct iii ungefGbr 80 oabz
re alt uHo iolI iebr reih isiu. csn Der
ean3su Rspubiit berrfdt bic bsiteOrS.
nune.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-06
Jn(anO Ge(esrap6

Ghieugo, Sns.. 5. 1ebr. Gin
ssusr mpftsri0Ien llrfprunss 5.rit0rte
am ROHtas ROrssn 81 friibr StuHz
be ben 0strsibe-g -gieputpr Der Ror,brH
Rdlting @pmpaap arsenrtb afblauo
apenus uno gIoomiugbale Roob, mo-
burh Elm Saoosn pom $500. 600 angss
ridtst tpuroe. 3ipei syeuerDebrlsut.
uno elm Ra4tpG6ter Duroeu babel
oerlsBt.
Der yetkrtp.hrtef Sepferli5 idgie
nah b.m 5euer, Bag ihm oas itnsIle
llmiih9reifn Der Slammen unertlGrs
H6 lei uno perodatig porsomme uno
,tne einesbenoe urttriuhung iiber bic
5ntitebuns oss Jtutrs gefiihrt peroeu
!piiroe.
gor tpsni1er aIs 3rpei Won.n purs
be Der G[epQtor Der Aeme UlaIting
unb Grain gpmpdnp, Der iih nur cine
aeringe Stret. DOn oem beute rIeberz
esbrannten 9sbduOe befanb. ourh
Gsusr serft0rt.
StU I II Q II prp B.
1T. morris, Ter, s. 1eb. Der
yro3sb o.s 5obn 3. Snesb, tp.lher
unter Der 4ntlaa, it.6t, ben Miaioudr
urb ganti.r aapt. u. g. 9opee sr.
morbtt gu babtR, Evuroe am Rontug
eroffnet.
Enters 8ottin mar NIT bem Sohne
bes pantiers burhgebrunnt uno bic
Qertbeibiaunq piro baupiidhlih has
rauf fubsn, Sab Der dltere Bopes ben
Durhbrsnnsrn fortbaIf. syrau Sneeo
tebrte balo barauf pon Minnepeg mad,
1eras surit uno sinise 3ose ipGisr
erihoB Sneeo ben gdHtier in Der Sob.
bn zines boteIs in 1T. Worib. Der
TlGrbsr bemer,ts naa Der SdieBuf.
faire, odb CT 70 bdnosln muBte uno Die
grunne pGbr.no o,5 pro3eHes n.nnen
friirbe. Die Srssos, bic 8opees uno
bic Snpbers, Sis !sstere bic SamiIis
Der ;yrau Sn.so, 1s90ren gu oen al.
tsiten uno promineHtsiien Gamilien
BON 1eras uno BEN proseHt irirb i'm
gonsen Stnats nit srobem Sntsrsi:
sntseeenssiehen.
3us sing.i3neit.
Stbaea, y. y, 5. 5eb. Gin
pafIasiersua Der glap Dorf, auburH
e 2aniins 8cbn, ipsIher am Spnntaa
ab.nb nm z llhr DoH 4uburn abfuhr
ipurbe in elmer risiisen Shns.psbs
feftesteilt. 70 oab sr fih niht bon bsr
StelIe rubren toruie. Gin 6iIfsSuc
bIisb sIsihfalls itttsn. Die in Del
Rd6e fpohn.nbsn 5armer erquidtsn bi.
80 VafIaaisrs bss 3uses bnrh beiBsr
Raffee. sic purosu fpdter burh ci'
| men fpeitersn 5iIfsSua aus fbrer unan'
aenebmen Gage b.frsit.
Mertniirbissr ungliid 81
fall.
| galpareiiO Snb.. 8. 1tb. =
Scbn Rods tpurbs bier am MDntdf
BON sinem paNagisrsug Der Cat
S6or. Gifenbabn gstObtst. Sein aOr
Iper tpurbe nit FOLDER Geipolt eeg.r
Is,uengremier 9omsns Gbnarb @mitl
sefhIeuoert, Der in Der Ndhe ituno. nai
emitb naari4tinIia tSstlt9 ssr!ss
lpHsss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-06
Das britifhe &Dnisspaar
mad qonbon 3uridse
fShrf.

Qpnbon, Gnglunb, 8. Jtbr. -
Der R6nis Geore unb bic R6uisin
Worp iebr.en am Wontas bon Jnb;en.
no Der a0nis gum Raiier bon Snbien
ssir6ni tpuroe, nnd2onbon 3uriid, mo-
fie bon Der Bp0Heruns in Der ens
tbufinitiinften Weiie empfangen ipurs
ben. Jbr Muientbolt in 2onocn ipirb
aber nnr BON fur5sr Dausr fem. bu
lie in bisem sSriibdbr uno Sonmer
rsrfbieoerfu 66fen in europa. bic
bei Der RrGnuns in qoHoon pertreten
fpar.n, Gesenbeiune abftatten psrs
ben.
Der a0nis uno bic a0nisin ipuren
iibtr Va1t IN portsmoutb an 8oro
Der .Wxoinu" gebiieben. duf Der ne
bic Riidreiis pom Snoien sema6i bats
ten, uHb nnhbem fie am Morgsn an
9orb bes GhiFfes sefriibitiidi. bssa,
ben iis fih ans 2dnb, pdbreno bic
arisesffaffe unb Sorts einen Salut
obfeuerten. DER RoHig inipisirie bic
am Gnni uufsrftsllis ghrenpate unb
btgab fih nonn NIT ietner camille
nnb feinem GefuIge an gorb ees Be-
reit itebenoen Grira3uses, Der Tie nah
2onbon bradl.e. BORT tpuroe Der aDs
nia am Uiitpria gabnbof bon ben Wis
niittrn unb ben SpiBen Der Gipils unb
WliIitGrbeb6roen empfanetn. Der
premier Qsquitb uno bic anberen
Msitaliebsr bes Hnbinsts >iparsn bic
Grfien. bi. ben Ronis unb bic a6Hisin
begrii6ten.
Rad Der Weariibune f,ihr bic ioniss
Iidx camille in flint 5Ofpasfn. BON
GorbeiopeIIsrie estortirt. nan ben
1udinsbom palaii. Der gmpfnng,
her bem RDnisspaar bon ben Cons
bowrn b<reitet purbe. mar Elm ibers
Gus ftiirmif6er.
Nus Mtrtfo.
Werito. 5. syebr. pdsqual
grp3co pirb gum militdriihsn Distas
tor oes Stdcies Gbibuabuo ernanni
fperbfn, lpenn Die 9unbesregisruua
ben Rosb bes abtrstsnben Gouptrnsura
Aureliono Oon3nles annsbmen iollts.
Gon3nlss, ipelder Der Gage inahilcE
segeniberitonb. tsIesrapbirts leins abr
bantuns mad Merito unb ihlus als
tin3ists Uliitsl, bic Eituation 30 ret.
ten. Oro5eos grnennuns Dor. prdIi'
bent Wonero bat nod nid)i srtldrt
mas er sn ihun etoenft; sr ion inbsis
fen polIes Oerirnusn in Gro3ro iebsn
bas inbeiIen pon bsm UhniTtsr galerr
niht sstbeilt ipiro.
Die ioponiitkn 8efpobner Gbibuar
hun's bnhtn iih um ShmB on oer
jap0nif6en Deionbtsn setuanbi.
Ntrimte aus Durango melben, nnt
bofstbfi Das R6ubsrunpefsn nbsrbani
nimmt. .
qsuts. ipeIte init Der Gage bstrau
finb. beboupien, bab i'm sanssn Gtaa
/Gbihuubun inum bunotrt lopale Col
baien 5u finben ieien.
Tie Gneldnber ntssn be-
Werurtbtilung Gten-
arts erbittert.
Qpnbon, 8. 1eb. Die Gntrii
iinna ipegsn Der Ntrnrtb<iluns bei
prcminenten lonboner 4beotoien Her
iranb ettnort. Der tiirjli4 In leipsii
Ger Espionage fnuioig befuHbtn NOR
esa n. o. 81 SabseH tsnuns, nimm
= 0a1J6nb alQ ~ olaDaSt tatt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-06
@etterbe

NIr Ohio nnb bas ipeitlid.
penninlpunien: allasmeine ihDne5
gDetter am Dienitag nnb Wittipoh,
obosIehen BON leihten Ghneeseft0bsrn
an ben Geen. Wenia 4enoerung IN
Der 1empsratur; mdbie forte tpeitii6e
Minbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-06

8. Ioenue, taufte iih einen 5teeeTs
ring uuo Eduoi9te benz betdgten ssu-
neIter etren $10<S6sin aus. 2tls bic
Ter ben 8elbfhrant 0ffnete, um bic
Vote 5u tDehieln, belt ibm Der I'm.
betdnnte pl0Blih etneu Repolper Dor
ben Ropf uno brobte i'm 3u erfhieber,
tpenrt er um 5ilfe riefs. 8leih odrduf
truten 5pei 6elfersbetfer bes 8anbiten
in ben 2aben, banben unb tnebstten
Qppea, berdu6ten ben 8elbfhruHfsum
$183 unb bic Shautditen Inn Rtngs
I'M Wsrtbe bon $1,000, Inn gleih Do
rduf ipurIos gu perf6tpinOsr.
3ufdl1ig srfaOffen.
Runfas Gitp, s. 5ebr. Dos
18idbries Geo. RuboIpb, bas gattglieb
elmer Sauoeptlez zSrupps, rpurDe bier
montao bur6 oas Sufdlige GntIabsu
einer 9iih1s auf Der Stele get0otst.
Rubplpb pflegte nuf ben 3dbnen etnen
Stab, auf beFen GpiBe ftb elm 81 be-
fono, 81 bnIun3iren unb Der 3unitz
f9iibe Sobtt 6. RaD burhbobrte bas
81 Johann NIT elmer &ugsl. Rap
reint9ts feline 8ii6Ie in Ieiner Garoez
robe, aIs btsfel6e fta sufaqi9 entIub
uuo Die 4u9.L Ruoolpb in bic 8ruEt
orang.
@tfsnbabn ln9Iud.
5pringfieID, G6ip, 5. i5ebr.
s3ug go. 10 Der Big Sour Balm ents
| gIeifte am Utontag NbsnD tnfoLgs elmer
| gsbrpdeueu S6iere in Der g&dhe DON
Wner's Citation. etDa Is Weilen pou
| bier eutfernt. Der 3ug, lpelf)e prei
Stunben BerIpdtung bate unD taum
80 U2stlsu bic StuuDe fabr, beitaup
uRs eInsm puQman@S S6lafpagen, pier
WdggDHs uno Der 2otOmottbe. QeBtsre
unb Der guumunpagen tumen gliid-
lid iiber bic ihabbafte STEELE btHme9,
pdbrenp bic pier Dragons entgletiten
unb p0Qig oemolirt puroen. Bier
Mdnner unb cine Jruu purosu msbr
ober minoer ihner DerIeBt, ME folgt:
! 8. 6. Wutter, 9epddmeiiter aus 3apz
ton, Siifte gebrohen, gefdhrIiber gu
itdnb; Jruu g. 8. 0uotoion, 9eld=
mare, g., am &opf uno ben 9eiHen
perIebt; 6. 6. Glippinger, BOftclsrt
glepeIunb, tnnerIihe 8erleBungen;
Geo. 81. Stupman, Grprebbote aus
! Snrtpsu, an Der 0iifte perleBt
9Goibtren nt6tihulnig.
Sos Nngeles, Gulif., 5. 5eb.
| EIaf 5bsitmoe, 4gton oSobanufen, 6.
| u. Glancp unb 8. &. WtuuTen, Qrbsiz
tcrfiibrer, bic Der 0pnamttoeri1po@
runq unoeIagt ftno, pluiotrten am
qRontag Dor benz Ritter Weqborn oonr
Der. ct. Giftrittgerift nthti6ulois.
GrmprDet.
Fairport, Soma, 3. Seb. Bert
6. hrrfhep, Der poitmeiiter pom Jairs
port, purbe am UtDrgen in ieiHem
QoDen erIhoTer aufgefunoen. 5enrp
8runfen. Der 6eri6ep nit Dem Iooe
beDrpbt bate, lit ipdter auf Den Der
ra6t bin, ben Wloro began8eu 81 1a-
BEN, rerhaftst porOen.
9lu6 Der 8utsr 6erihep's tit i'm
Sabre 1869 in 5airport ermornet
lpprpen.
0pnumiterploftOn.
Suubou, M&o,, 5. geb. Gin
GadtnGtter, Der BON elmer 5irmd BON
GiIenbobn &ontratpren beIhafttgt
ipar, bate in ner Spnntag g(att elTt
sFeuer pergeTeu. oas er unterbalten
mubte, um cine Guantitdt 8pnamrt
unb 5prenqpulpsr marin 3u erhalten.
Die Tplqe mar, buB Das Wtaga3tn IN
grano Qerietb uno 3tpsi 5ounsn 897
. namit uuo Quloer in bic Cuff flogen.
' r. a.,,,rnn nhsr N2iernnrth nnhpi hprleht
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O G&iEsnaeariGsteR.

Rem gort, 5. Sebr. angst.
.aaiierin 2tuguite 8ictorta" uno
.Graf Daloeriee" BON 9aH1bur9i
uaurst" pon 2ibau.
Baltimore. AHgst.; pSos@
nio" pon 6amburg,
SuItfar, u. 9. Anset.; nsSos
niun" BON 9IaS89D.
NeapsI. gnget.: n0uca o'4oIto"
bon 8bilaoelpbta uno gterp g)ort;
.sranconia" BON Seem Oort. 4bgeg.:
nGorouia" mad ytep Yort.
geuua. 2luget.: r0ceania" bon
gtep gort.
M}opil(e. 2lnget.: California
BON gterp Oprt.
2tperppoI. 2lRget.: oGormd
mia" BON Nsp ODrt
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5ooeiba. am Rctben Weer. bon ben
sJtulisnern bombarbirt.
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Dle O6iOer ciga 3oru0rIldi=
der Repu6(jeaner
Wenn xenator 2afoilette bon Der
QrGftbentf9 f9aftss6 anoibatur
3uriidteten fpate.

CUR grmorbung Der 5rau Selen
5aplor in Retp gort.
SoDeit nod feline Spur DON benz
MDrber entbett.
Gbarles M. Didinfon pirb a6er in
GAIT 5uriidbsbaIteH.
Olaf 9neitmoe unb bret uuDere Or
beiterfiihrer,
Die in Cos 4neeles Der 9pn1mitDerz
fhpOruns ausstlagt iino,
9a6eu am Wontas nihti6ulbig pluis
btrt.
Die gsfhisbsns Jrau bss Rupt. Peter
pains
6at fifJ In Bottom ipisoer NIT eiHem
aiiHitler Derbsirutbet.
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6absn bic Hleritalsu uno Eonierp1ti
pen sufammen q Siss perlrren-
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Die bsutihe Glotts an bic Spise alIer
syIotten Der WeIt itellen ipiiroe,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-06
Muslano. Selegrapb
Das 6rillde k0nigspaar
gsad, breimpnatliher Abweiens
belt in ssnoien
sSieber mad, sonson snradse'
febrt.
Die 9ernrtkilung oes 2onooner abs
potaien Gtepart pom Rsihs.
geriht in leipsi9
9at in England srcbe grbitterung
berporeeruFen.
Cine neue grfinouns i'm Shtfis6aus
lpelsn,
Die, penn Es iib ais prottifch triptiIi,
Die bsutife Glotts an bic Spibe alIer
syIcitea Der Welt Iisllen piirpe,.
-
Bel ben 2anbtae in gapern


g.i ben aanbiassipabIsn in gapsrn
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Gdap be.

S6ane.
gierhuber (npr oem ShDonentett1:
,St1b is's! gpig ihoo'! gDas thuon
s0 giehsr nit oeue lange Sals', no q
bod taa Bies nSt triGssa2"
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Cine neue grfinpuns i'm Shifis6ms
tpei,n,
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Die. iDsnn fis fia oils pra,tifd srtp.iit.
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6at in England srobe erbitteriing
hrporeerufen.
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CUR grmorbung Der 5rau 5elen
Saplor in Netp gort.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-09-06
BriQht's Disease
(Leslie's Weekly. J

Bright's disease has been called
''the malady of civilazation,' and
the name is not unmerited. 1t Is.
beyond everything else, a disease of
civilized white men, and it is due al
most entirely to those habits of life
which best distinguish the white
man from the savage of the jungles.
Nine times out of ten it is the result
more or less direct, of disorders of
the digestive tract, and nine times
out of ten these disorders are due to
too much eating and drinking, too
much bending over desks and too
little fresh air.
The savage lives in the open, eats
simple foods, knows nothing of whis-
Ky and gets plenty of sleep and ex-
ercise. As result, he has good
digestion, clear eye and good red
blood in his veins. But the civilized
white man eats rich food, made APP
petizing by stimulating condiments;
braces himself with alchohol; lives
in stuffy houses, in filthy, smoky
cities. and never walks when he can
ride. The result is that his stom-
ach fails in its duties; his kidneys
inundated by poisons, 90 to pieces
and he dies from Bright's disease.
Sometimes the trouble starts in
the kidneys themselves-as. for in
stance. when they are crippled by
alchohol-and sometimes it starts
in the stomach or elsewhere. But
in any case the blame lies with faulty
methods of living, and it is the kid
neys that suffer the final damage.
And when they falter or fail in their
business the body fills up with poi
sons and death is not far away.
Brieht's disease, in fact, may be
called auto-poisoning.. Its victim
dies of poisons generated within his
own body.
Late Government reports indicate
that the maladv kills about $4,000
Americans of the highest quality
and usefulness-the very men, in
deeed, whose strenuous energy
makes up the national spirit. Most
of them are brain workers in the
full flush of manhood. and their
value to the nation is bevond esti-
nation.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-09-06

the guests Of her parents, DIR. and
Mrs. ]. =. Wesley at Liberty.
Miss Ella MAY Saunders is in the
city buying her new fall millinery.
Mrs. Joe Marshall and son of
Memphis. Tenn, are here visiting her
sister. Mrs. j. l.. IIoltzclaw.
Mrs. Bohon Campbell and baby
returned home with her mother. Mrs.
Joan Ball. of Lancaster, who has
been here visiting.
Mrs. W. T. Davis has returned TO
her home at Pinevile after a visit
to her brothers, Messrs. w. l.. and
J. VI. McCarty.
Misses Dora and Minnie Straub.
Miss Mollie johnson. Of Louisville.
and Margaret Davidson are spending
several days at Graham Springs.
Mrs. q. q. Perry. IgJ and Bette
Mccain Perry and Tilden Cooper
attended the circus al Richmond
Wednesday and we're the guests of
Mr.. q. e. Igo.
Mr.. Albert Severance spent sew
eral days in Cincinnati this week.
Miss Lille McClary is visiting
Mrs. J. T.. Buck at Gilbert's Creek.
Mrs. Joe McAlister is visiting
friends and relatives at IIustonville
Mr.. J. L.. Bruce went to Rihcmond
Wednesday TO attend the circus.
Mrs. J. A. Beazley DAUGHTER, Lu-
ellie. and Mrs M. A. Beazley wer,
the guests of Mrs. Will Hays We'd
nesdav.
Mr.. Samuel y. Scholz. of New
York. and Mr.. Mcdowell. of East
Rcrnstadt were here to see DR.
Brown Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Coffev. of Dan.
vile. has returned home after n Wis
il to her sister. Mrs. J. II. Newland
at Crab Orchard
Miss Margaret Shelby. Of Arcadia
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs
y. NJ. McRobert, returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. {. Osborne. of Knoxville
Misses Josephine Warren. Lucille
Cooper and Stella Ripley were the
guests of Mrs. Phelps Cobb at Dan
vile Monday.
Farm Boy.-Thomas Metcalf. Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Met
calf. has been selected to represen,
Boyle county in the Farm Boys En-
campment AT the State Fair next
week. The appointment comes as
quite a compliment to his ability as
farmer. All his expenses are paid
at the fair for week. Each coun-
ty in the State is entitled TO send
one farm bov.-Danville Advocate.
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George u. Hopper. Jr.. is attend
ing a house party at the home of
Miss Virginia lIoge. near Frankfort,
this week.
DIR. Harry Higgins, of Richmond.
Va, u here the guest of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Higgins.
William Wager leaves soon TO en-
Ter Millersburg Military Institute.
Miss Sue Taylor Engleman APP
pears to be recovering nicely from
an attack of typhoid fever.
Horace Reid, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Forestus Reid, leaves soon for Bal
iimore. where he will take a course
ia Johns Hopkins University to pre-
pare himself 10 practice medicine.
After finishing there, he hopes TO
finish off at European University.
Mr.. Mi,tie Bib and Miss Nell
Bibb Goodwin, of Nashville Tenn,
and Mrs. Matte Bradshaw. of Turn
nersville. are visiting Mrs. W. T..
Ward. of Lexington.
Mrs. ". a. Tribbie. has returned
from Maysyille. where she has been
for several weeks nj the bedside of
her mother, who is now considerab-
" improved.
Misses Ethel and Bessie Bracket
of Stanford. are visiting relatives
near junction Git and Morc!and.
Miss Mary Hubbard and Mr.. Mil
lard Hubbard. of Moreland. are vis-
ting friends in Louisville, they ex-
pect TO take in the State Fair be-
fore returning.
Rev. J. j. Dickey. pastor of the
Stanford Methodist church. is at
Danville this week attending Confer
ence. As DR.. Dickey has served but
three years IN Stanford, IL is ex-
pected that he will be returned here
for another year, a. il is customary
TO keep a preacher four years at
the same place, when conditions are
suitable and agreeable.
Prof. +. l.. Grubbs. Of Liberty.
who is professor of the school there
is quite i'll with fever. His manv
friends here will regret very much
to hear this.
Miss Essie Burch left last week
for San Marcos, Tex. where she
will teach.
Mrs. II. d. Phillips accompanied
Miss Grace Hurst To Midway We'd
nesday, where she entered her in the
Midway Orphan School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brown are
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= Personal and Social.

Miss Vida Walden. of Somerset,
is the guest of Miss Ruth Tanner at
Mckinney.
Mrs. J. l.. Tanner and Mrs. GRAY.
of Mckinney, were the guests of
Mrs. W. X. Shugars Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleece Robinson, of
Lancaster. were here for short
time Saturday.
Miss Mary Burch left Monday for
stanton, Va. 10 teach. She has
taught there three years.
Miss Della Rice Hughes. of Ian
caster. has been visiting her aunt.
Mrs. }. W. Acey.
Mrs. Jessie Traylor. of Paris. who
is here visiting friends and relatives
is suffering from a sprained ankle
caused by jumping out OF buggy.
Mrs. Ed Lewis. of Yates Center,
who came home Ia her mother. Mrs.
J. J. McKinney's burial returned
home Monday.
Miss Mary Milligan has returned
TO her home at Lexington after de-
lighiful visit 10 Misses Mary Morri-
son and Elizabeth Matheny.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Williams and
children have returned Ca their home
in Jacksboro. Tenn. They came home
10 attend the burial of her mother,
Mrs. J. J. Mckinney at Mt. Salem.
:. II. Martin. of Mt. Vernon. n
valued subscriber of the !. j. has
been on the sick list for several
days. many friends in this section.
will be sorry TO learn.
Miss Matte Slusher. of Middle
boro. and Miss Mary Kendrick Dud-
derar, of Stanford. were the week
end visitors of the Misses Wilson at
Grab Orchard.
Miss Josephine CARPENTER is Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. Homer Car
penter at Shelbyville.
Mrs. Matte Lanier and Mrs. O.
Carpenter and daughter. of Month
cello, have returned home after a
visit to Mrs. Sam Eads.
Rev. A. A. Higgins, of Glasgow.
is here spending his vacation with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hig-
gins.
Miss Blanche Vsndeveer and Miss
Stella Ripley left Tuesday for Nor
canton, n. C., where they will
teach this year. This makes the
second year that Miss Vandereer
has been there.
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A WARNING TO MANY
Some Interesting Facts. REGARDING
Health Statistics

Few people realize to what extent
their health depends upon the con-
dition of the kidneys.
The physician in nearly all eases
of serious illness, makes a chemical
analysis of the patients urine. He
knows that unless the kidneys are
doing their work properly, the other
organs cannot be brought back to
health and strength.
When the kidneys are neglected
or abused in any way, serious re-
suits are sure to follow. According
to health statistics, Bright's disease
which is really an advanced form OF
kidney trouble, caused nearly ten
thousand deaths in 1910. in the
state Of New York alone. There
fore. it behOoves us to pay more at
tention to the health Of these most
important organs.
An ideal compound that has had
remarkable success as a kidney
remedy is DIR. Kilmer Swamp-Rooi
the great kidney, liver and bladder
remedy.
The mild and healing influence OF
this preparation is soon realized. II
stands the highest for its remarka-
BILE record of cures.
II you feel that your kidneys re-
auire attention, and wish a sample
bottle, write to DIR. Kilmer q Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y. Mention this pa
per and they will gladly forward il
to you absolutely free. by mail.
Swamp-Root is sold by every
druggists in bottles Of two sies-50c
and 81.
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In addition to the sale Of the farm
and stock. of the late Jas. Robinson
on Sept. IL, there will also be sold
10 l-2 shares of stock in the First
National Bank of Stanford. This is
splendid farm and the personally
consists of extra good stock etc,
Everything viii be sold, regardless
If price.
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To The Farmers of Lincoln County

We will have our annual corn show
some time in November and will offer
some nice premiums on both white
and yellow corn. so you can have
your eyes turned in that direction.
Will publish the premium list soon
and name the time. With the very
best wishes, YOUR truly, State Bank
& Trust Co.
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Posted-Huntinu Forbidden.

We, whose names are signed be-
low. positively forbid anv hunting
or fishing upon our premises:
W. F. Semonis. VIM. j. Beck, Fred
VonGruenigan. G. Baumann, Chas.
T. Wilson, Ed Gooch.
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Movinq Picture Show Friday NiQht.
There will be a moving picture
show at the opera house Friday
night. A good show is promised, for
there will be three good reels and
splendid music that will be furnished
by the orchestra. There is always a
good attendance each night, but
room for more. All who were present
last Friday and Saturday nights en-
ioyed the pictures and music very
much.
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MAN AND THE SOIL.

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he OF my Doctor
viizne power
blood like the phopst when p
with build the Inc isfnn s0''"
Doctor Piercc's Golden Medical Dscoveiy ~.
and Of digestion and "utrSo.
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simply by the liver catch w wnsn S
end have found tie Discovery 10 oe "ps'N " NV
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