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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-17
CALL OFF STRIKE.
Officials and Labor Men Agree to
Arbitration.

Augusta, Ca, Oct. 12.-The Geor-
gia strike was officially called off by
the striking organizations tonight at
$3.50 o'clock and announcement made
that all passenger trains will be op-
Grated on all branches of the Geor-
gia Road tomorrow, with the regu-
lar crews "back on the jobs
The following announcement was
made public by w. S. Brand, superin-
tendent of the Georgia Railroad, at
$3.50, Eastern time, this afternoon.
Through the mediation of DR..
Charles P. Neill, commissioner IF
labor, an agreement was reached be-
tween the Atlanta joint terminals and
the representatives of the striking
employees thereof late this afternoon.
This makes it possible for Commis-
sioner Neill to now negotiate with
the Georgia Railroad the terms for
arbitrating the questions which led
the conductors, trainmen and yard
men in the service of the Georgia
Road to strike.
''Dr. Neill leaves Atlanta for Au-
gusta tonight, and on arrival at Au-
gusta Sunday will meet General Man.
ager Scott in his Office to arrange the
terms of arbitration. l confidently ex-
pect, during Sunday, to be able to
run all trains which we are author
lied to run on Sunday, and to resume
full transportation service as soon
as possible after midnight on Sun
day, when the Sunday law ceases to
be operative.
"W. S. BRAND,
Superintendent Georgia Rail
road
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A. G. Middleton, plaintiff, against
The Denmark Ice and Fuel Co., de-
PENDANTS:
By virtue of an order of Robert E
Copes, circuit judge, dated August l6
1912, in the above entitled cause, al
creditors of the defendants, the said
Denmark Ice and Fuel Co., are re-
quired to appear before me on Mon
day, October 21, 1912, and prove be-
fore me his, her, or their claims
against the defendants, or else for,
ever be debarred.
H. C. FOLK,
Master Bamberg County
Sept. II, 1912. -.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-17
READ THIS.

BANELLA cures dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, nervousness. First dose
helps. Endorsed by physicians. A.
ter using ten days if not satisfied re-
turn medicine and get your money.
45 days treatment $1.OO. For sale
by Peoples Drug Co., and elsewhere.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-17

The Southern Railway is keeping
up it's good record of running it's
trains late, and the people of Bam-
berg are inconvenienced greatly. The
matter should be reported to the rail-
road commission.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-17
FARMERS UNION MEETINGS.

The local Bamberg Farmers Unior
meets at the court house in Bambere
on the first and third Friday morn
ings in every month. Meeting al
II o'clock. Applications for mem
bership received at every meeting
Let all members be present.
J. w. STEWART,
Up O'OUINN, President
Secretary.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-17

Suit cases and handbags 25 per
cent. off. Write F. G.. MERTINS,
Augusta, Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-30

9obtn nisbtr, nod tb< Der Dintr
bin5ufprinstn ionnis, ibn su baIitn
SobonH mar tisf sritrodtn. er
btugit tid iibsr isinsn 2trrn toi
mar CT nidt. or btttets ibn, 10 gut
% ging, ouf ben 9eppid unb mplIis
nun eintu ar5i bOIsn, als Itin Bid
auf bic Mnffs fitl. CT Itaie ben
RtpolDsr Doriidtigt In Den aaIfen
unb fdob biefsn In oas nod often
fttxnbs Sad 0ts Gdrsibtifdes.
Damn eeipabrtt CT ole teiben grisfe
Diels itedte CT tiutpsiIen 5u Ed. Gr
DffHste einen 5euiisrfluotI; In Dem
Rdum krridte Elm ltiier pulpers
geruf, uno nun, bd fein 6err nod
INNER tein Qsbsnsssidsn BON fi6 CAB,
elite er gu benz ndfItsn arst.
bur einiee 9duisr lpsittrbin ipobns
k elmer. Gr botts Slid, sr traf i'm
5u 6nule.
Qls Der Disner fein anIi,esn Dor,
eetrdgsn, trtldrte iid Der lrst, Elm
nod iungsr Dam, fOfort ber,it, ibn
gu bsgleiten.
an Der linsliidsltdtts ano.toms
men, tonftatierie Or. groit ndd ei,
ner tur5sn llnieriuhung einen lers
peridod idperit.r art. Der jeoens
fails our4 einen u%nssbeursn S6red
berporserufen iuor.
Gs purbe mad einsm SanitGtss
tuaeen tslepboniert, Der in tur3.r 3eit
eintrdf. Man bsttet, Den QebIoien
duf Die gdbrs unb in i6neaiiem
Sempo 9ing es mad Der llbl,nborit
binaus. Or. 9rott besleitete Den
patienten, I'M ibn Dem Sausar8t Der
5amiIie SlsnidIGssr gu iib,rssben.
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.adnn i9 Jpn 70 rbn. ipeitsrss 70
fteben IuFen9' fragile bic 5rau be-
tiimmert.
.@urum osnn nidt9" erpioerte
bic See.
,Oenn iptnn msin Mann pieber
MenI9 pirb, bdnn ipirb ,r ii6 nidt
lei9t oaau befpssen lafIen, fid pieber
in .inen @olbbdum 81 bertponbeln,
fiir6te i9. Gr fol Ossbalb elm paar
Sage 70 iteben blsibsn, anb i'd min
abiparten. gr ftirbt bod ipobl
nidt bopon9"
.Ssisn sic nur gang rubis, Iiebe
5ruu." fast, bi, See. sd min pi.s
Der bel Sbnen ppriprtden ipsnn i6
einmdl bei Gelegenbeit porbeis
fomme."
Damit eins bic See i6rer Wsge.
Gag uno Haht lag Die Grau nun
auf alien 8ieren brauben duf Dem
Rditn unb fduufelte bas Sob Sus
fammen. sic r~iittelts unb idiitielte
ben Baum, buB es in isinen 3peigen
fang uno raulhte; un0 nit inniger
5rsuoe fab fe, bub er bon GROCER
@olbtnoipsn mar, Die cine ntus Grntt
ber1praden.
Sin unb pieb.r, fpenn bds duff
fammeln Der Minaen fe ermiioet
bate, iprad fe 5drtli4 unO trOifeno
nit ibrem beraduberten Manne uno
bat ibn, nm bes 9imm.ls piasn 10
lange pie mOslid aussubaIten, ba
fem unb ibr Slid babon ubbdnge.
unb ser Baum rdui4te 10 ieltium
i'm 4~6enbpinbs, unb oie Rinbe
I9pibte 8lutstrppfen, bic itia am
Golbt berabglitten unb in Der Groe
peridpanben.
.Mein armer Sreunb,A faste ie
bsipegt, lift ss ipirfli@ 70 i9limm?
Sci nun Iieb gu 9siner fleinen Jruu
mo qudle mid ni9t alSu iebr Sd
min einen fIeinen Sang in Der Staot
beiorsen unb tomme oisleift .rit
mprsen absnb mad 9auie. @s feblt
uns ia fait ales in Der Wirtl4uft,
unb id fperbe nidt bergeTen, etipas
81 faufen, bas ou9 Dir redte 5r.ube
bersiten uno Did iiberraIhen ipirb.
was mcinft 0u gu elmer @iieBtanne
uno elmer @artsnfdere9 Nd. leb'
ipobl, mein 5reunb."
LIMB Damn gins bic 5rau our
6tabt, no Tie iih Elm paar soIoene
S9ube nit bOben abfdben unb einen
ro%fenroten Geberbut faufte. 4u6
Sebn feibsne aleiber in alien Regens
bosenfarben farfte fie. limb ols ie
nun 70 fein mar, meinte fie, in bieiem
auf5ug tonne tie ins S6eater eeben.
Da fab tie in ibrsr pergoloeten
2pse unb ftrablte fpie cine prins
seIfin in Dem rotieibeusn &leibe nit
ben selbsn Samtfdleifen; unb lie
oahte: nun bin i6 bod snblid ein>
mai in meinem 2eben ms rehte Glsis
sefommen. Run feblen mir itur nod
Diamdnten uno 5uhripcrt. Wie bic
2eute mid burd ibre Sperneldier bes
trddten! Bin i6 benn pirfli6 10
f6Dn2 Der alte Gammerbiener bort
in Der 2oge gegeniiber finbet es
pff.nbor. Mer tpohI Der junge Mann
fem mag, Ser mid ba f~ortipdbreno
anitarrt? Sbm t0nnte ih mein 5era
ausfdiitteu, CT iiebt ic reritdnbnisin=
Mig aus, unb ,r bat einen 6dsitel i'm
Baden. Sd min iebt leben unb MIDI
amiiferen!
Gin. gauge Mo6e blieb fie in Der
Gtdbt, unb als iie fdlieblih ipieber
nod Saufe reifte. bate ite Den iun-
a.n Mann Bel Tid i'm Magen. sic
FAB anf feinem GaoB ilnb periiderte
i'm 3drtlid, fs fei geraoe Mittpe ses
iporben. gr alaubte ibr, tpeil tr 10
perliebt mar unb ioeben cine srDBers
Gumme BON ibr geborgt bate.
Mls iie in benz Malobaulc antas
men, btbielt Tie i'm Bel iid aIs cine
Mrt bon @sidaftsfiibrer unb Getrss
tGr, benn aIlein tonntt lie ia ni9t al
bas Gelo adblsn, bas tdsIid bel ibr
suIammenltrUmte.
y
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Da fam zines cages ipieoer bic
See porbsi.
,g1d. Ii,b. Jrdu," fdgte lie. sipie
gtbt esq Nun molten Gle ipDb( germ
SIREN Mdnn ipisbe rhabeng'
% gott!l" msinte Die 5rau.
nglouben sic pirflid. bab bos not
tpsnbig iftg"
sc, finbsn sic ods benn nidt
i.lbtr?" fragile bic See.
sd bin. often ssitanben, stipos
beiorgt, Oab ibm ein G9aben 3ugez
ltoB,n fein tGnnts. Sic bdtten mid
lGngit bolsn miiFen. SD Dsrfshrs in
SamiIitn, no Der Mdnn IS b0hfens
.inen Monat lang dusbdli, Cobb
baum gu fein, uno Sbr Mann bat
iebt Soft peib fpie ldnse oageftans
ben!"
.GoI ih nun auh md WDrpiirfe
~b.fommsn?" tIaste bic 5rau. .QDsnr
sic msinen, Dab er Sdaben erIitien
Eat. banr, finoe i'd, t0nnen mir Jpn
ia .benio gut lteben Iahsn, ipis e
itsbt."
sd bafte fir nidts,' faste bic
See. n@ber mir molten in ben @ar<
ten seben unb einmal nahfeben, iDie
er iid ausnimmt."
Sd babe nidt Sen Mut. ibn 3i
isben. SD ill Jpn nidt ltben!"
9a ging bic See aIlein in ben
@drten. Die 5rau itnb Ser Gefrsidr
iaBsn in5fpifhen i'm 9auie uno
f6mie9tsn iid bidt cntindnber. Du
b6rten ie in psiter Jerne jemdnD
iammsrn uno ft0bnen.
s9as 1T mein munnl" fdrie Die
5rau.
Sinh Sic benn nift Witntg1
frdgte ser Sefretdr berbIiifft uno
fpdbte mad einem bequemen Nus
gang.
.Ri6t CANA" fliferts fis Il.
fdroden.
Sic b0rten jemdno bic @artens
treppe bindufpanfen, rnb itbt Ders I,
nabnen fe bic trOftenbe Stimme Der
See.
Die Sir sine uuf, nno duf Der
G6nene itanb Elm tdumelltner, 3its
ternber @reis. Der NIT ieltfamen, err
lpfdenen @ugen itarr por iid bin
blidte.
als Der grsis sic beiben bd brils
men fab, faBte .r an fem 9er5 uno
Ianf pIobIid auiummen.
.Nun iino Sic pOn Inn btfrtit,@
foets bic See. .5rsuen sic fh bars
iiber, er tpdre bod ME ipieber menih
g%etpprben."
G6lu65snb iparf fih Die Grau
iibsr ben Soften. Sbr gepiKen ers
ipahte, unb it bate 10 srtn5enloits
mitleiS mil fid ftfbft.
Damn erbob iis Iid ldngIum tino
fpdllDte tl1 gu Dem Getretdr, DER
gcna serfniridt baftdnb.
vNun miiHen Sit @oIbb1um
iein," fliiiterte fe fat unb0rbor.
r3eigcn sic mir, baB sic MIDI sbens
10 lieben ipie Der, Der BORT Iiegt. sic
baben mir 70 oft eradbIt, baB Sic in
ben Sob fir mid geben tonnten-
Nun nebme i) Gis beim Mrrt. 2ts
ben Sic pobl, m.in 6reuno."
Den Getretdr iibsrlief Elm Sddlls
Der.
Damn sina bic SEE init benz TN
aliidliden langfam in ben Garten
binab. 88
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8peitss aopiteI.

3peitss 2opitel.
Dem automobil sntiisgtn sfpsi
0amen. sic bsgaben fi9 .iliaIt
burh ben 8orgartsn In bns ben En-
leudtete 8eitibiil Der %itilpolen 8ina
oes @roBtaufmanns S[enf6ldger.
0iener uno Sunsfsr buIf,n Der Strrs
ihaft aus ben pei6en llmbinungen
berdls.
Der Serr idOn gu Suuie9" fruss
tie 2ifelotte.
limb auf ole osrueinsnoe antipcrt bss
Diensrs faete 6rau 2sonie in ibrer
leidten forgloien glrt: Or miro idpn
tommen."
Gs mar genau 70 ipie georg Sls
lenidlGger Is borousgeleben.
Gs lag elm greller aontrnf stpis
f4sn ben beiben glsi9 liebrei3enben
6rduenerfheinungen.
Der Glteren Dame mertte man in
feiner @eiIe i1r. neununobreiBig
Sabre an. sic bate cine feline @ls
fengeitalt, fnapp Mittelgr0be. Seoe
ibrer 8eipegungen mar bon elmer iel@
tenen @rn3ie umfloiien, ibr 3artes
Geiidt nit ben srobtn blousn Mdo-
denaugtn beiaB, ba fe lebbaften
3emperomentes mar. Elm rei3Doa
lpsdIelnoes Miensnfpisl; bod obsIsih
temperamentopn Bis in Die Singer
fpiben, biibte lire Saltung nismals
etipas BON Der aneeborenen @Orne6ms
belt hires Weisns Elm.
Qiielotte, bic SoGter uno bas ein5is
&c Sinh oes 5auies. sli9 ibrem @as
ter a~uffnlleno. Ni6t nur bate fie
feline grobe idlant. 5igur sferbt, lie
befdb aud nidts bon Der fdilernben
Qubenfeite Der Mutter. @ieImebr
lag in i6ren ausen Elm iinniser
Grnit, Der fie ipsit iiber lire Sabre
- fe 5GbIte idum stpan5ig gs<
reift erideinen lieB.
5roboem umfloB Elm eisener 3aus
Der ibre fdldnfs, jugenbli6e @effalt
nit Dem bornebmen Dir.
Sn benz feinen Milisu bieies err
tluIipen aanfmdnnstreiIss Der oros
Ben 9anisitaot aufgenahfen, bate
lie bod nidt pie 70 piele ibresQltis
den bic sinfeitigen G.iihtspuntte. sic
bate bas asbsn nit ~offenen ausen
angsIdaut. Seller uno Mdnsel .nt-
osdt, bic ibren 4ltersssnoiiinnen
gGn5li6 fremo geblieben, aber aud
oos Cute unb SdDne nit tiefer Ge-
nuBfdbigteit in iid aufsenommen.
man bate 2ifelotte. Dem Wefen
mad, fir bic dltere hdlten fonnen,
ipG6reno Ole r~ei3bole, pitante Qeonie
nit ibrsr Gberfld9lidfeit uno i6ren
tleinen 2aunsn fir Die Siingsre gel
ten tonnte.
Srob Der gerldieoenbeit Der Gbds
rattere peritanoen iid Mutter uno
so6ter pOr3iigli6, oa fie iid bar
monif9 er9dnSt.n. Gs bate ii9 nit
BEN Sabrsn cine Dirt 5reunbfdaft
3ipiihen linen enttpideIt.
gu BEN @atten uno 8ater Bids
ten beibe nit GROCER 2iebe unb 9ers
ebrung ouf. 8ei Der 5ohter mar
oiefss Gefiibl, benz gatl5en inneren
grnft ibres Weiens mad, tiefer ees
artst ais BEL Der oberflddliden, itets
mad Mbpedslung bdl1snoen. bers
ip0bnttn Srau. Die fd0ne leonie
fpurbe su febr bon DISQUALIFICATION
be.influbt, aud mar ibr leidtes, fro>
bes @emiit niGt fir ben Grnit oes
aebtns gei9affen.
8ie beiben 0dmen btsabsn iid
Tofprt auf ibr 3immer. Sic hatten
einsn on%aensbmen abenb perlebt. itbs
,Gin3elbsit bereits auf Der Hiidfabrt
ourdseiproaen uno iebnt.n ii9 nod
Rube.
Snoefsn batten iie nod tdum nit
Der NohttoiIette %begonnen, ols .9trr
0uenfdldser telepboniid anserufen
tpurbe.
60 mitten in Der Nadt, bas mabs
tt befremben.
2iielotte elite in bes @attrs gins
mer ans Selspbon,
Uprtiebuns fclgD.
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unperfrprtn. aanomerIl

HnperfrprtH. 1alloipetfss
burI9e (oer auf Dem 9pfsIbaum {ibt.
al Dem berantommenben 9ousr):
Gut, oab Sic tummen, lieber Mann;
faaen sic NAL, ipas foItet BET Gent.
ter ppil oisfsn fdUnen 4epfelu2"
merg tm itIfd. Gdaus
{pisler (onf Der 9ibne ben DoIdl sies
benb): Wobldr, 10 saot on benin MET.
ne 2siben, tr.us Moffe! - Hmtbbs
den (rult bon Der @alsrie nerin1s
teri: S6ren &c, Ole Gadt fpiII Ills
btIln bod rt4t iibsrldst fem.
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Jn Dmnkrl grIiillt.
e. Gortfsbusa.)

1rodtn iportn ibn bic aipptn, Der
Nnglidiptib Itano auf isiner Siirn,
6le 6dnbe sitierttn.
.Wliui, id bin Elm ruinitritr
Monn. limb i'd rsibs frtmbe Mens
i6tn In mtin @erosrbtn. Grbarms
Dtnl1
.Georg, msin sonsss 6srs III or.
bormtn. bod Dir III ntdt gu bel,
fen. mas miirosn Dir bic fiinfs
iinb3monsisiouisno Wari beIfeng Gis
retisn Did nift. Sd nil Dir sintn
Rat asben. Mslos rubis Den 8oniurs
an. 9eainne bon ntusm. Gs III bart
IN Deinem utter, dbtr ss ipirb 2tonit
cine Qebrs fsin. Cir einsn ntuen an'
fona fpiirbe i6 Dir nod bsitn
ardftsn belfsn."
.Ain0, has psrittbit on niht. llts
bernimm Die giirgidaft fir MIDI"
.9irsfdaft mare in oisie m Sale
Elm W<rIieren."
ga srhcb ii6 Der 0robtanfmarri
idtptrfdaie.
.wsr5eib, Mini. i'd mar tpobl onf'
oringIih," fugts tr nit benz ihfpas
Den Weriud zines 2ddelns.
Gr reihtt ieinsr S9reittr cine
faIte, feudts Sonb. Sn isinen au'
gen looerts elm biitsrts Geusr.
Jrdu bon 9unn belt Die Sano
nit feItem Druid umipdnnt.
rMein drmtr 8rubsr. Wlch ttis
nen oummsn Gtreid."
raeine MngTt, GdpeFer."
limb sr Ifgte ieinen miibsn 8opf
an ibre @anae unb peinte bitterli9.
Grau BON Quinn itrid BEN Der
sagtsn ianft iiber ben ~trsrauisn
Ghtitel. .Mrmsr asrl. SD lam
Dir oof nitt bslfsn. 60 nidt. IS
mare 0srrdt an Miar uno IS 1T Dir
rsllr cine GalgenfriIt. Menigifens,
mein Sunee. nidt Obre iein Wihtn.
feline g%rlaubnis. aOmm morsen Der,
id btnadridtise Mar."
Mas bali inn has Morsen2 9sut.,
nod In oieItr Gtinoe muBte er bic
3nfaae baben. 9oh ploblia ers
labmts in inn bic 8rdft 81 tpeiiertn
Bitten. 2tbensiiberbrub padts ibn;
elm Gttl Dor Dieftr uutpiiroigen Oh
ilation. @r bate MIR einsn 0eodts
Ten: Rube isbt. QQein iein. limb
70 Ialte er rur nod: .@ut. mcrgtn,'
anb oonit mantle er fort.
hit GROCER 8eiorgnis i9antt 5rou
bon quinn ibm mad. Damn febte lie
iif iuieosr an ben 64reibtii9 unb
iibtrleete eifrig, ME ibrem gruosr
tnogiiltig gsbolfen iptroen fonne.
Gle befdloB, felbsr nit ibrer
GdnGgerin gu iprf6en. So CAB
nilr Elm Gnttpebcr - Soer. Gid etns
fdrdnten Db.r BEN sdn5li6sn Ruin
psrfaIIen. Dn CAB IS. eisentli4 teiii
gefinnen.
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Der grobtnufmann elite ME ses
bbt elmer .6alieitefIe Der Strabsnbahn
3u. Npd) muBte CT Menfden In ii4
ouloen, osren Gegsnipdrt ibm ldffis
mar. Gr iebnte ii9 mad ieinsm
Bureau auf Dem M0oingsmarit, mo er
ungtit6rt ieinen Gebanfen nadbdngsil
fonnte. $50 er gntfhliifIe fallen
fonnte unb no ,r iiber iein S6idfal
tnffheibtn muBte. y.
Wpn Ieiner 5dmilie fiiblte er ith
momentum losgeIDlt. Gr %pertparf aud
isben geodnfen an iie. gu bel aas
0er< qudlsn0e @eoanfen ourhfreuS.
ten isin 5irn unb miidten iid gu
rinem tpiIben Chaos.
Geins S6peifer bait. taufenmal
.ett, ale 9arleben ipdren nnr cine
0aIgsnfrit stptien.
1lnb Ginlfrantingen MAIDEN, mos
rim foIIten fie bsiteben2
Die firftli6e SommerDiad au
benz llblenborit bertaufen, unb ods
bornebrae groBe Minterbaus auf Der
G~splanabe? Gid nit elmer elenoen
Mietpobnung, bon pieleidt feds bis
fitbtn 3immern, bssniigen, feint Reis
fen MAIDEN.
gu 5duie roteeipeinte ailgen, elm
5dmsr5lih psrSOssner Muno, bitters
sfIaatr - nstn.
Ndh ibm bic Gintflut. 9as daes
ipiirbe er nidt ertrngen.
Gsprg 9aenidIdser biidte ipilO
i'm id.
Qauerie ni9t Der Mabnfinn bersits
1inter feiner Gtirn2
Mie es in fsinem 3opfe bdmmerte
luie bic Geoantsn fid jagtsn, tpit ods
fad, fhmer5ie
0oIi, bier mubte or dusitsigtn.
81 taumeIie auf bic Strabe, itols
perts ppripdrts.
Mlfo bag mar oas Gn0e; Der Mbs
IdfuS zines fdOnen, drbeitsreittn,
biesgtplagttn 2ebens. SHria lafts
sfr nuf.
Sn ben aontorrdumsn uniting ibn
cine ongsntbme Stille.
CT ridtste iid alf, ihm lpuros tla'
rtr.
Mus Ct i'm 9tsriff ipor gu tun,
srforberte taItes 9lut.
Ct litB fid Dor fsinem Sdrsibs
tifd nieoer, 0ffnste rsdter 9afb Elm
Jah, uno satnabm 0smIslben einsn
9oitsH.
3itrIid ipie Elm idnbsInbss 6pisls
5tiig ltudists ibm Elm fleiner Repols
btr miasgen ais er ben Dsdel oss
GaittnS 3uriidihlug.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15

Do you drag yourself every day to
your work, dead-tired and burdened
with an aching back? Thousands do.
And it's so often unnecessary, for
in many cases these sufferings would
end ii relief We're given the tired kid
neys.
Kidney troubles are very common
among those who work, but too often
the kidney weakness is entirely unsus-
pected and time is lost IN wrong
treatment Blindly the struggle is
kept up. The bread-winner dares not
give mp, for fear of losing his place.
Though railroading, painting and
some other occupations are especially
hard on the kidneys, overwork in any
occupation greatly increases the blood
tiltering task OF the kidneys, tending
to weaken them and 20 bring urinary
disorders or perhaps backache.
1t is a good plan to watch the kid.
neys and keep them well ANY stub
born pain in the back is cause to sus-
pect kidney weakness. SO is a dis
coloration, or pain or irregularity of
the passages. And if there is rheu.
matte pain. headache, lassitude, ner-
vousness. or dizziness, don't delay.
Early kidney troubles are easiest to
cure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15
CASCARETS SURELY
STRA|GHTEN YOU OUT
NO HEADACHE, BlLlOUSNESS, up
SET STOMACH, LAZY LIVER OR
CONSTlPATEO BOWELS BY
MORNING.

Are YOU keeping your bowels, liver
and stomach clean, pure and fresh
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a
passageway through these alimentary
or drainage organs every few days
with Salts, Cathartic Pills, Castor Oil
or Purgative Waters?
Sop having a bowel wash day. Let
Cascarets thorC ughly cleanse and reg
ulate the stomach, remove the undi-
gested, sour and fermenting food and
foul gases, take the excess bile from
the liver and carry out of the system
all the decomposed waste matter and
poisons in the intestines and bowels
A Cascaret tonight will make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep-never grippe, sicken
or cause any inconvenience, and cost
only 10 cents a box from your drug
gist. Millions of men and women
take a Cascaret now and then and
never have Headache. Biliousness,
coated tongue, Indigestion. sour
Stomach or Constipated Bowels, Cas-
carets belong in every household.
Children just love to take them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15
CANDIDATES LIFE
NOT ALL GLORY
SlxTY-SEvEN REQUESTS TO SIGN
PRoMIssoRY NOTES FOR 9TH.
ERs is HIS EXPERIENCE.

The Trials of Candidate will
be the title of book which | will
write this summer said a Carter
county candidate today. Since it be-
came known that was a candidate
| have made memoranda of all the
appeals that have been made to me
The campaign has scarcely started
but | have been requested to sign
notes as surety for just even sixty
as many as have asked me and out
of siNty-seven / learn that nine of
them are actively campaigning
against me. If each person who
hears these nine persons condemning
me could understand the motive that
prompts them to tell what a poor Of
ficial | would make the voters would
experience a feeling of shame for the
llnOcker and would commend me for
declining to sign these notes. While
the pieces OF paper range from $15
to $50, each one, small within itself,
but in the aggregate they make
sum that would rob my family OF
the earnings / have made for their
support and ! would indeed be an un-
fit man to hold public office if | were
willing to sacrifice what little | have
merely for the honor of holding an
office for two years and it pays
small salary"
Besides these requests to sign pa
per for others the same candidate is
having numerous requests for the
loan of money all the way from one
dollar to ten dollars and each of these
requests are being given a place in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15

Township; c. +. Maddox. Akers
Township; w r. Wiseman. Hewitt
Township; and j. r. Taliaferro, Lone
Grove Township.
A draft was made on st. Pau
Fire lnS. Co. for S249.l%, same being
the amount of fire loss on Separate
School House in District No. 81.
Ordered that 4 road 60 #. wide be
opened in the town of Provence, and
the County Attorney is hereby or
dered to proceed in the opening OF
same.
Ordered that We hereby release the
Southwestern Surety Insurance Com
pany, from bond Of Lee Coffey, Con
stable OF Lone Grove Township.
The following affidayits of Errone
Gus Assessment We're allowed and
certificates ordered drawn for same
to-wit: No. $50, $42.76; No. 496
$25.77; No. 800, S5.S7, No. So. $l.6S;
No. 57l $3.50; No. col, s2.O3; No
COS, $55.25; No. COG, $14.74; No GO7
$li6?; No, COS, $l0.O3: No. COS
$3.50; No. 6l0, $29. 40: No. ell, s.:
No. 6l2, S2.77; No. 6l3, $685.: No
Gil, $3.50; No. G15, s5tl3; No. SIC
$120S; No. 61I s2O.69: No. Gls
$319 No. 6l9, 1915: No. 62O, -;
No. 6o3, $2.43.
The County Treasurer is hereby
notified upon an opinion of the Conn
ty Attorney, the amount of fees tc
collect on TaX-Sales, etc.
Ordered that the case of Citizens
of Brock VS.. r. II. Reed in regard
to the opening of a street in the
town of Brock, be continued until
first Monday in June, 1912.
Ordered that this Board stand ad
iourned until next regular meeting
same being first Monday in Juno
1912.
Witness our hands and seal this
7th day of May, 1912.
ROBT. +. SCINALLY,
Chairman Board of County Commis
soners.
Attest: B. W. DUKE,
County Clerk.
(SeaD
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15

j. S. Alverson was here yesterday
from Glenn exhibiting some wheat
which measures from four to four and
half feet in height and the heads
are well matured. He has but few
acres of the fine wheat but he is
greatly pleased with its growth and
with its prospects for heavy yield.
He also was exhibiting some rye
which had grown fully six feet in
height and promises a very heavy
yield. Some rust has made its ap-
pearance in his wheat but so far the
condition is not alarming Every year
there is more or less rust and it is
probable that no loss will be sustain
ed from that cause this year. Wheat
and oats are very fine in his section
of the county, reports Mr.. AlversOn.