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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-31
Looks Like We Will Have New Lightweight Champion Soon
AID WOLGAST, SLIPPING WANTS TIDY FINAL PILE

houses Wolgast has drawn and you
won't be surprised at his demands.
Didn't he and Rivers draw $4,000
into McCarey's arena July 4? And
isn't it reasonable to suppose that
Wolgast and Richie or Wolgast
and Rivers right back would equal
that gate? AID asks 5000 for the
first battle, $4,000 for the second,
and a like sum for clash with
Packey.
A fighter always is worth GER
tain percentage Of what he can
draw. Wolgast knows he can draw
the coin, and that's, why he de-
mands it.
Are His Feet Slipping?
And there's another point that 1
think is on Wolgasrs mind. have
an idea that he knows he is about
all in, that he can not battle much
any more because of the effects Of
his operation for appendicitis last
November. and this being his last
stand, he intends to make it as re-
muneratiye as possible.
Little Adolph is well blessed with
the worlds goods. If he were whip
ped tomorrow it wouldn't be for
him to worry. But nobody on this
earth seems to have so much that
they couldn't use little more of
the kale. That's Wolgast's fix. He's
comfortable. but if he could nego-
tiate that additional $4,000 he
would be much more so.
Pictures Show Him Up.
1t looks to me. after seeing the
Wolgast- Rivers fight pictures out
in Denver a few days ago, that Ad
had better hurry. 1t didn't look to
me as if he battled in his old rug
ged. morderous style And if he's
all in at this time there isn't much
hope for him ever to come back.
He's young man still, but even
the kids don't come back after
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-31
TOMMY BURNS PUTS IN A
CLAIM ON HEAVY TITLE

Tommy Burns. whose defeat at the
hands of Jack johnson gave the heavy
weight championship to the colored
race, today set up his claim to the
championship following Johnson's an
nouncement that he had retired.
Burns says Johnson asserts that his
toughest battle was with Burns and
therefore the championship belongs to
him Burns says he is ready to re-
enter the ring and defend his title
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-31
BRUNSWICK TEAM HAS
BIG GAMES THIS WEEK

BRl'NSWlCk July 81 Brunswick
baseball team tackles three OF the strong
est semi professional teams In the state
suits Of these games viii have much to
do with which team IL entitled TO the
championship honors Of south Georgia
Tomorrow. Friday and Saturday Way
cross comes here for n series and on the
same days next week the locals viii have
the strong Amerlcu- team 8s competitors.
gordele follows Americas Tor q series Gf
three games The local team has been
considerably strengthened for these
games, which are expected 90 be the
best played On the local diamond this
year,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-31
MAHER RIDES WINNER

GOODWOOD, ENGLAND, July 81
Dany Maher the American jockey, pi-
1oted the winner Of the stewards cup
at the races here yesterday Nelke's
Goldenrod won handily. Joels Poor
Boy was second and Uncle Pat third.
Twenty one horses ran.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-31
GAINEsvILLEIs wINNEe

GAINESVILLE. GA, July 31.-Gaines
Vile defeated Buford Z to at Buford
Features of the game for Gainesville
home runs by Perryman and Bradley with
men on bases; for Buford, sensational
catch by Brogdon. Batteries: Gaines
Vile Peruvian and McNeal; for Buford
Allen and Allen. Umpire. Powers
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-31
FAMOUS GAMBLER DEAD

CHICAGO, July 31-Frank Gallon, who
figured in early Mississippi river history
and who made fortune at faro and then
lost it on the races, was buried here. He
was a cabin boy on the steamboat Penn
sylvania, which blew up at Island Num-
Der Ten above Memphis in 1864 resulting
in the death of 200 persons, among them
the brother of Mark Twain, Henry
Clemens.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-31

going through what Wolgast did.
That's why I'm looking for a new
lightweight champion within a rea-
sonably short time. And as many
others feel as 1 do about it. no
wonder there is a mad scramble of
the lightweights to get a shot at
the Michigan farmer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-31
HEMPHILL LEAVES TODAY
FOR COLUMBUS POSITION

Charley Hemphil leaves at $40 o'clock
this afternoon for his new berth in Co
lumbus. Hemp is confident that he will
pat as well in the American association
as he did here in the Southern
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-31

NNLD KING CONTROL,' alias I
Christy Mathewson, whose |
blond bulk looms up so re-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-31
GIANTS BATS PROVE TOO
MUCH FOR jim LAVENDER

NEW YORK July 81 Jimmy laven-
der was Knocked out 81 the box hy the
Giants yesterday la the second inning
the cubs losing the third game Of the
series TO the MeGraw clan 10 the tune OF
10 to MatheWsun who was on the
mound Tor The home team, always held
the visitors sate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
@ines @abdens @itternadtsrit

Tim 6as 8olf Dor einem fiirdterli=
den @aIofel1er in Sen @atsfiqs gu
uarnen, rift Elm iunges Maoden ouf
einem 8fer6 our Mitternadt uno ret
tete mandes 2eben. SIRE Sbat mar
rubmrei@, a6er 2eben meroen barfig
gerettet 6ur6 ST. Sings @eue @nt=
0edung 6urd Seilung bon 2ungenbe-
i6meroen, &uiten uno @rtaltungen,
sic moeli6ermeiie 1T @dminoiudt
ODER 2%ungenfieber a%usgeartet maren.
rSie beilte MIDI bon einem i9redli<
den &uften un6 2l1ngenfranfbeit,"
idreih 50. 81. &atterion, @enington,
.Serns, v11adyoem bier in unjerer ga.
Mile an Ser Saminoiu9t geitorben
maren, uno i@ nabm 81 8funo 3u."
Midts 10 fi@er uno 10 ungefdbrIi9 fir
ale gals, un6 2ungenfranfbeiten.
Breis SOC. uno $1.OO. 8erfudsfLa.
iden fret. @arantiert bon ser Moli-
tor Drug SO.
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10 8 9 II d.
1. Gapitel.


Mi9oe1, ser Bflegeiobn bes 8far=
rers bon ganct Mi9ae1, i6ritt 6urd
sic Observation-Disclosures D%orfgaiie binab,
Sen steinbriiden 5u, mo- 5pii6en aus
qemaIdenene 8loden Meiieln l1n6
'Brombeeren 1puderten urro 6idte 8i=
l6e mil6en SOLDIERS, 6eiien 8eerenool=
SEN mie Mutrotbe @ubinen in ser
Come funfeIten, bon 6en 1teilen @dn=
gen nidten.
@r 3dbIte iett fiinf5ebn Sabre. sein
@eiidt nit SEN idarfgei6ntttenen 3u=
gen un6 Sem berben MunSe mar ni@t
gero6e idy0n, es lag fir feline Sabre
5lpiel Strenge 6arin; aber es tpar
on3ieben6 6ur@ SEN offenen 81id ser
groBen, itob1blol1en Mugen, sic unter
ser breiten, frdftig a%l1sgebauten @tir=
ne fiib1t in sic @elt blidten.
Midael itieg ouf einen Stein, Inn
M1sblid in 5os Sbal gu halten. Ser
gra1,e Stein %5erbr0delte unter letnem
6ube, baB ser San6 nit 1etiem &ie=
iel1 au bo6en fieI. Gin paar Stieg=
Iite, sic ouf Sen bIGultdi6immern6en
Diitelf0pfen ibr lederes Mab1 gebal=
ten botten, fIogen fretiden6 6abon.
sc mar ein mariner 6erbittag. Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
muBteit Oh better 8eideio. ga mar

10tO%NI% -" pSIlSA NNNJS'N' NV "N"%
Sir fein Baum gu bod. -"
rMd, es tpar munoerid0n, Midael!
l1no iebt ion 6as aIes porbei fem?
Sd fann eS gar ni6t g1auben. Sd
peroe idredlia &eimmeb befommen,
- troy bes 2atein. %. l1no Did
lteden iie iett in Elm groBeS &aus, ga
mrBt gu immer iiber 8iider iiben
un6 furdtbar gelebrt mer6en. &ber
Elm idoner &farrer nirit gu einmal
iein, Midoel! @roB un6 idlanf uno
nit benen Mugen. 9us m0gen sic
2eute germ, iagt Tante Guy. limo
Damn, menn gu mal al1f SEM Hreoigt=
fulfil ftebit, mein @ott, 6as fann id
mir gar nidt 6enfen, Midael. Da
miro mir im11er einfallen, mie t4 Did
mail in SAG @lodenbaus iperrte unb
6abonIief. Ga baft gu %angefangen,
sic @loden 5u lduten, u,t6 sic 2eute
iino 5liammengelaufen un5 baben &C.
meint, es brenne mo-. Sea, - uno
Damn sic Strafprebigt bonn Snfel
Gfnrrer. -"
Sic Iouten tpieber in Ser @rinnne=
rl1tg ibrer boien Streide. ~Mm @noe
mirit Dn gor fein 8farrer, Midael,"
rief 6as Md6den pl0bIid).
rMber 3isfa! Sd gebe 6o@ morgen
ms Seminar!"
uMd tpas, ~~~@te iie altflug. ~9a
fins idon rnande binein u16 baben
nadber 11mgeiatte1t, iagt Sante 9rr.
l1mgeiottelt - 6as lit gut?"
SEA, 3tsta, penn oie reue @ollper=
mantle ioIde @orte bon Dir fort, ga
miro es boie S9elte abieten."
0ortietung folgt).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

&ier lit elm M1ittel, 6as Cure gr-
failtung beiIen miro. @arum 3eit per-
iaume11 u16 nit Gels experimentation,
menn STR cine 8rdparatton baben
f0nnt, sic einen meltperbreiteten STUFF
geponnen bot our9 lire Seilungen
oieier &ranfbeiten, u1t6 anf Die man
ii6 ftets perlaifen fann? Sic 1T iiber-
al ols @bamberlatn's &uitenmittel
befonnt unb 1T cine Meoiain bon
mirtIidem @erbienit. gu faltfen Bel
aIen &6n6lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

fir leinen Geritaro fiirdtete. gr mar
eit perbitterter, gebrodener Manm,
nit lid ll1o ser 8elt %5erfaaen. DaS
SdlpB jeiner Gater mieo er, lul0 I'M
sic flei1c 3isca fiinlnerte er lid) nidt.
ia CT baBte lie ipgar a1m i6rer Mutter
millen.
Na1 ieiner polllta,1oigcu @eneil,lg
perlieb ct sic 81 eli0en5 Sic einen jag
ten, er bobe iih elmer groben glpe0i-
tion nad Sem sii0en anaclhloiien, ait
oere bebalptetcn, CT ll,de leine el1tflo=
ber1e Iralt, ,,m ibr cine &llgel ourdj
ons falide @er5 81 jagen, ipbalo CT
iie finoe.
Ser 8farrer borte sic @eriid)te un0
1par ppI 8angen. gelln muaBtc er al1d
fir ooS fleine sdloBfrduleil1 Gorge
traeem, um 6as iid ionlt Niennano
tiinunerte. l1no CT fragte iid) poa Ser
numbering, pie es nl,r m0glid lei,
oob ein Menid mic @rof @ugo, nit
0enui el6en @er5en crit 10 rai ems lieben
un6 iebt 10 furdtbar baiien fon1te?
9ie 3eit enteilte. Die Meniden
blieben iid g1eid in ibrem @ab u1o in
ibrer &adludt.
gs famen piele i6mere u116 bittere
Sabre fiir 6en &farrer at10 fir SOS
9orf. Ser @raf iGien oeridolen.
Mber ct botte einen Gerpalter eit,ge=
iebt, Ser nit rmnablidtlider &arte
Nadt, @efdue l11o 3inien eintrieb.
@er nidt be5ablen fonnte, maro ge=
pfan6et; lper fem 8fano b ioB, mar0e
BON Sous uno &of getrieben. 3ebn
6amilien iparen auf lolde Meiie in
eirem SATIRE pb0a6los %gemor0en,
mtbten sic &eintotb oerlaiien l1,16 go
gen bettelarm .bi11aus III Sic meite
8elt.
Sn Sen steinbriidcn rubte sic Mr=
beit ieit Sobr u,t6 Sag, neil iid feline
Mrbeiter fan0en, sic lit 6aS p%errufene
Sort ginge1r. Sir sic ginmohner bon
|Sanct Midael feblte es an 8eroienit.
gs CAB feline Mrbeit lt11h 0aber fem
8rot. 3as. 9orf perionf in Mrl1r1tb,
Mptb rno Sdanbe.
Gin ungebel1res Capital lag tn SEN
5teirbriiden, 100 9ornen nno gfeiieln
ml1derter un6 sic Cullen niiteten, be-
groben 1l,,o. toot; ei1t Meidtbltm, ser,
menn er geboben mor0en lpare, Sic Sc
mobner gliidli6 inns 5rfrie0en batte
MAIDEN f0nne,t. Gin cin5iges @ort
bGtte geniigt, Sen 6lud in Segen ST
bermanbel11. Mber 6es @rofe1 @er5
idien periteinert, - ct iprad 6as
@ort nidt! gr baBte Sen Srt, a1
6em ibm ein fl1r5es, fali6es @liid err
bliibt mar, mo- i'm ein @eib lint an
1eine @pffn1rg, INN an feline 2iebe lt1to
ieinen @louben an Sic Meni6er betro=
gen batte.
Ser Bfurrer iob fem anoeres &et=
tungsmittel, o1s sic @ilfe 6eS Stint
mels. lno ieoen Sag bei tiirn1te CT ibn
NIT Bitten rn6 flebte an SEN Stufen
0es Mltars: rSanct Midael, @ottes=
%ftreiter un6 gatansbe5minger, Giibrer
6es %bimmliid)en @eeres, len0e nns
nom &imu1el berab 5as bei!ige Seuer,
6aB es sic barten @er5en idme15e.
ESanct Midael, itorfer Saffron i1nie=
rer Stride u11o unierer @emei1t6e ittair=
fe, idiibe, bertbetoige uns! @enn Dl1
uns beiitebit, nebme id getroft Ben
&irtenftab nn6 5iebe nit meiner &er=
Sc 6nr6 @iiiten un6 9ornen bem ge=
Iobten 2anoe entgegen. Sanct Midael,
lei gu 11nfer gutter &irte!. -. 6iibre
uns, rette nns, Sanct Mi9aef!. go"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

Tolep's &omep anb sar COMPOUND
lit cine 5%uoerldiiige 6amiiien-Meoi=
ain. @ebt Tie Sen &inoern uro ,1ebmt
Iie ielbit, ,pern SIR fublt, 6aB cine
grfdltung i'm Mn5uge lit. @s flint
utro beiH &uiter un6 @rfaltungen uno
|Stidbuitert 11n6 beugt 2uftrobren< uro
9ungenent5unoung bot. Mclitor
|9rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
New Process
STAIN Laundry
9rntt sbr Gt.pas pou Cure @ai&e?

ItUtt O9F C'" -
@enn 10, oann tpiro es IT'D, @ud loqx
men. uidt auber M4t gu laiien. oab mn
Guer gigentbum bebanoeln, aus p@re es
biQlte MaiGanltalt i'm Morotpelfs nno
Iiefern erlter &laKe Nrbeit. Btr &C.
bra,,d1e,, feline ghennifalen; mir neroer9e pen
Saber Cure Saben ni4t. 8enn ,S11
refine Mrbeit unb bel tie Beban1!ln9
mpat. baum oentt an uns. nniere Yre!z
ie jinb uieoriger als ionitlpe, n1r
beloroen Cure Sami1tentudl9e b1l1ger,
nls q, es lelbit tbun t1nnt;; srtnnol9t
nno nber3euat &u6. 8ir baben A9enz
ten in oen umlie9en6en @tdoten.
& X Dicpcr. 2amaf>paidanltalt'
EigentbIrner.
s. Mpe. g.. ct. @loro.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-11-15

Mrs. John Bright went to Paint
Lick Thursday to visit her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. b. Ramsey.
Mrs. S. j. Tatem and Mrs. l.. l..
Sanders, of Crab Orchard were in
town the FIRST of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. e. 7. Chatham are
rejoicing over the arrival of a son
in their heme.
Mrs. Leila Cook was in Lexington
Wednesday.
Col. 5. 7. Harris and Shelton
Sauiley attended the Arbor Day ex.
ercises at Frankfort Wednesday.
Leo Hayden, of Louisville, came
up TO attend the funeral of his lit.
tie sister here.
Bowen VanArsdale. the popular
Belknap drummer, was calling on his
customers here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Hutchings are
visiting relatives and friends in Lex
ington and Carlisle
Mrs. Clare Traylor of Richmond
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Sam Dudderar ut Gilbert's Geek.
Misses Jennie and Matte Wilchei
are visiting their uncle. Mr.. j. j.
Myers and family at Marcellus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ". Whip and
son. John Woodson are in Liberty
this week visiting relatives and
| friends.
Mrs. James A. Beazley, of Ian
caster, was here short time Wed
nesday. She came after Mrs. N
A. Beazley, who has been here Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. Will Hays
Misses frankie Doty and Willie
Gordon Traylor, of Richmond were
1 the attractive guests of Miss Kath
crime Anderson this week.
Mrs. Ernest Woods and Miss Hal
lie Rovston. of Paint Lick, have beer
the guests of Misses Matte and Bet
tie Paxton.
County Judge l.. W. Bethurun
and Representative. +. Il. Thompson
of Mt. Vernon, passed through herr
Wednesday morning en- route t
Frankfort. where they planted a So
gar maple on the capital grounds
for Rockcastle county.
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A Trial Gave Instant ReIief-The
Great Kidney Remedy Never Dis.
appoints

Being broken down in health. suf-
fering with Kidney Trouble. despair
ing of ever being well again, l was
advised by a friend to try DIR. Kill
mer's Swamp-Root which gave me
instant relief, and after using sew
eral bottles. / am now sound and
well, and can safely recommend
Swamp-Root to anyone suffering
with back or kidney troubles.
l also had rheumatism. and have
had more relief from DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp Root than any other remedy
A sufficient trial will convince any,
body of the merits of Swamp-Root.
Yours very truly,
p T.. NELSON
Murphy, N. c.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day of July. 1909.
EDMUND b. NORVELL.
Notary Public
Cherokee County, N. c.
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Mr. Sam Pennington. Of Livingston
was here on business Thursday.
Miss Anna Gooch. Of Mckinney.
was here Wednesday.
Mrs. Jesse ID. Wearen is in Lane
caster visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Joe Williams, Of Mckinney,
was here short time Thursday
Miss Josephine Carpenter has
been i'll for several days.
Mrs. A. c. Griffin, of Danville, is
the guest Of Mrs. A. G. Carmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dudderar are
receiving congratulations over the
arrival of son, he has been named
:. n. Jr.
Mrs. J. G.. McClary has been in
Madisonville this week. attending
the state Baptist Association.
Rev. w. o. Hopper, of Burnside.
Is here visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. ID. Hopper for a few days.
Mrs. Price and Miss Lucy Fran
els, of Lancaster, we're here Wed.
nesday.
County Attorney W. $. Burch has
been confined to his room for the
past week with "A severe attack Of
Indigestion.
Hon. Geo. l.. Willis private secre-
tary to Congressman Harvey Helm
is up from Shelbyville to assist Mr.
Helm in his volume, of correspond
ence.
Her many friends are glad to se'
Mrs. W. G. Shanks able to be out
after a severe siege of illness. dur
ing which she underwent serious
operation.
Rev. j. Il. Jones will leave thi
week for Chicago where he will b
examined by specialists in an effor
to obtain some relief from gal
stones with which he suffers severe
iy.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. X. Hutchings LEI
yesterday for an automobile tn
through Central Kentucky. They wi
visit Mr.. Hutching's home at Car
Isle and go to Lexington and severi
other points. W. W. Hays will driv
the machine and give Mr.. Hutching
some pointers on running an au''
The wedding of Miss Virgin
Bright, of San Francisco, to Nj
Jack Hughes, of Princeton, Ky. ha
been announced. The wedding WI
) take place on the Goth Of Noven
Der. Miss Bright is well known hei
having visited here. The groom ha
been in the West for several year
and is a very successful bushes
man.
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Porto Dico's New Wonder

From far away Porto Rico come
reports of wonderful new discovery
that is believed will vastly benefit
the people. Ramon T. Marchan. OF
Barceloneta. writes: "Dr. Kings
New Discovery is doing splendid
work here. 1t cured me about five
times of terrible coughs and colds,
also my brother of severe cold in
his chest and more than 20 others
who used il on my advice. We hope
this great medicine will vet be sold
in every drug store in Porto Rico
For throat and lung troubles there
is nothing better. A trial will con.
vince you of its merits. so cents Il
Sl.OO. Trial bottle free. Guaran-
teed by all DRUGGISTS.
Store.
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Mrs. T. W. Pennington, of this
place, mas received intelligence Of
the death at Birmingham, Ala. Of
her uncle. j. r. Adams, which oc.
CURED On Monday. Mr.. Adams was
native of Kentucky but many
years ago moved to Birmingham,
where he was very successful in the
real estate business, being known as
the pioneer of real estate in that
city. He was a Confederate soldier
and leaves wife an dseveral grown
children. lie was ~ years of age.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-11-15

Regular services at the Christian
churhc next Lords day. Sunday
school at 9 80 A. NJ. Preaching and
Communion service at As, A. Nj.
c. f. Meeting at 6 80 p. NJ. Preach.
ing at 7:I5 Z. NJ. The offering for
kentucky Missions will be taken AT
the morning service. Those who are
unable TO be present will please send
in their offering.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-11-15

The NeapoItan Opera Troupe at
the opera house Monday night gave
Stanford music lovers a treat they
have not had here in a mighty long
time. Each and every member Of the
troupe is an artist, and the entire
program was a gem. The manage
ment of the opera house deserve a
vote of thanks for bringing such an
attraction here.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-11-15

Services at the Presbyterian
church ON Sunday Nov. IL, Bible
school 9:30 A. NJ. Morning service
at IL o'clock. Subject: "what think
Ye of Christi" Presbyterian Broth
erhood at 3 p. M. Young Peoples
society at $50 p. M. Eveningser-
vice at 7 o'clock. Subject: "PauPs
Fiery Letter. The session of the
church will meet on Monday evening
Nov. Is, at 7 o'clock.
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II. C. Anderson is quite sick.

II. c. Anderson is quite sick.
Miss Fife Drye, of Mckinney is
the guest of Mrs. Bette Barnett.
Mrs. W. T.. Perkins and daughter,
of Crab Orchard. we're here shopping
early in the week..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hays spent
several days ut the Seelbach in
Louisville this week.
Mrs. A. II. Severance went u
Richmond Tuesday to visit her faith
err. DIR. NJ. c. Heath.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dillon and Mrs
Matte Nevius are the guests of Mrs
J. T.. Buck ut Gilbert's Creek.
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There will be moving pictures at
the opera house tonight and Sat
urday night. Good pictures anc
good music are promised, so CONF
and see them.
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srArp oy Ono CITY oy TOLEDO. ,


LUCAS COUNT. 30
PRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he b senior
PARTNER OF the nrm OF y. J. CHENEY Co., doing
business IN the City Of Toledo County and state
Aforesaid. and that said nrm VIII pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
OF CATARRH that cannot be cured by the use Of
HALLS cATAkan CuRE-
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 10 before me and subscribed In my presence,
this 9Th. day Of December. A. D.. 1855.
- A. W. GLEASON.
shL NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls Catarrh Cure h taken internally and acts
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. send for testimonials. free.
FL. CHENEY CO.. Toledo. o
Sold by all Druggists. 75c
lake Halls Family PtIls for constipation.
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All members of the Baptist church
are requested and urged to be pres
ent Sunday morning Nov. IL. at 10.
30. to take part in the special service
at that time. DEACONS.
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For Sale.-A single mill. i
Schnitzler, Ottenheim. 90.p

Lost a pair of gold frame glasses
in town Monday or Hustcnville pike.
Finder will please return to this Of
flee or to J. S. Mobley at Mckinney
and receive reward. 92-tf.
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For Sale.-Pure bred white Ply
mouth Rock cockerels and nullets
Also Buff Orpington cockerels and
pullets, pure strain. Mrs. ii. X,
Saufley, Stanford, 2t.
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All persons having claims against
the estate of w. ii. Dudderar, de-
ceased, will please file them with j.
b. Paxton, verified, as required by
law. Those knowing themselves inv
debted to his estate will please come
forward and settle. j. f. Dudderar,
Ex'or. 91-3t.
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An extra fine hunting dog at Lead
Hill. Ark, has been fitted with
glasses. because her owner thought
she was losing her eyesight.
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For Sale.-Well broke, year old
bird dog; guaranteed to be all right.
Call at Morgan's store. A. +.
Grimes, X. F. ID. No. l 923
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All parties having claims against
the estate of Harvey Floyd, will
present them to the undersigned,
properly proven on or before Monday
December 9th. All parties owing
same will please settle by that date.
f. j. Elliott, Middleburg, Ky. 90-3p.
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For rent for year 1913, brick
store room in Stanford, corner of
Main and Lancaster streets, oppo-
site courthouse. j. S. Hooker. S6tf
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There will be preaching at the
Hubble Christian church at 2 $50
Sunday afternoon. ID. Nj. Walker.
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SHORT LOCAL NEWS

Hog box bottoms, meat cutters
etc, at W. ii. Higgins.
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For holiday presents which will
last life time go to Mueller's jew
elry store. 9Ott
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A splendid selection of watches
clocks, jewelry etc, for Xmas pres
ents at Mueller's. 92-tf.
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For iand surveying call on NJ. c.
Newlapd. Route /, Stanford. Ky. or
phone him at 80 W. Grab Orchard.
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Knives forks and spoons fo'
Thanksgiving at w. III .Mueller's.
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You want the best policy when
YOU insure. See Fish { Bromley.
Stanford, Ky. Insure everything.