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The Republican journal., 1912-06-06
MOVE ON NOW !!

says policeman to street crowd and VIII acks
heads if it don't. "Move on now" says the
big, harsh mineral pills to bowel conges ton
and suffering fellows. DIR. Kings New Life
Pills don't bulldoze the bowels. They gently
persuade them to right action, and health fol-
lows. 25c at all druggists
The Republican journal., 1912-06-06

families, these home owners are the bull
wark of American liberty. The man
who is kind husband and good father,
who rears his children in the fear of God
and with the love of country in his heart,
no matter how hard he works or however
poor he may be. who meets his duties of
each day with a smiling face, and who sees
his children grow up and marry and go
out to make their own way in life, that
man, when he gets through and lays
down the burden, has achieved the
greatest success in life that anyone can.
The true American father and mother,
bringing up true American boys and girls
in the true and ideal American home will
solve the problem of socialism and make
our country as enduring as the everlast-
ing hills.
And now another Memorial Day is
drawing to close. Forty-five years
have passed since Lee surrendered at
Appomatox. These years have brought
to many Of you more of suffering than
joy, more of pain than pleasure. One
year from now, there are those within
this hall whose ears will be forever deaf
to the sound of music or to words of
praise. New graves will be decorated
in yonder cemetery by the trembling
hands of their surviving comrades.
Rich men build monuments of marble
to perpetuate their memories, great men
have statutes of bronze and tablets of
brass erected in their honor; but the
American soldier will find his monument
forever in the hearts of the American
people.
AS in vision, can seem to see, on the
final judgment day, all the armies of the
world, of every country and of every
time, pass in review before the Great
Captain of the Universe. Out of the
dim mist of the past, hosts upon hosts,
with naughty and arrogant air, go sweep
ing by. Since the dawn of history,
legions upon legions of other armies,
The Republican journal., 1912-06-06
W'y' 'Yy1FT'T7: Ns ~. BELFAST
AND 20 r.. H=f
vi BURNHAM

On and after October 2, 1911 trains ,aray.r
ing at burnham and Waterville with .r-4.5
Trans Tor and from Bangor, Watervilr u
land and Boston will run as follows,
The Republican journal., 1912-06-06
EASTERN STEAMSHIP
CORPORATION.
Belfast and Boston, S3.21
One Way. Sc. 90 Round Trip
TURBINE STEEL STEAMSHIPS BELFAN.
AND CAMDEN

Leave Belfast at 500 p. m. for Boston 'i
except Sunday.
For Bangor at 7.30 a. m. daily, except N'
day.
day.
Leave Rockland at SIS a. m. Tor on az
of steamer from Boston, daily, except Mono"
FRED W. POTE, Agent, Belfast, Name
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28
sic auftIaruns i6er eintn
1lnanfsetlarten!

@ir fallen, tpie mar fagt, 9lei9
nit Der Sir ins 9aus; es banbeli
Ii6 I'm Die @tIbf9nepie, einen Bis,
ber pielfab bertannten @oeel. Sn
Ieiner .8iolDgie Der Malbf9nepfe"
beriibrt u. 8iitoip ou9 beren 2ie-
besz, tSbez unb TontilienIeben, inbem
CT Der 8olb19nepfe. eegeniiber Der
traoitipneIen NuffaRnna, ben mono
gamen .Gbarofter aufpridt. Man
Qloubte ober nod pie Dor an ibrs
Don : SSuon : Notur, Bis i6lieBIid
Die intenfiDe 6orf6uns Der Neu8eit.
Die fi9 anDouern6 nit biefer per<
meintli9 rGtIeIboften 8ogelaefait
tef9Gftigte, unter onbetem au4 bas
r@befsben" Der Malbfdnepfen beftG-
tiat 6ot. @efpnbers fpsi6t fi9 Buf=
fpn fir bic Samilientreue bes
.S6repferi4s" avg. Ser neben Rem
briitenben MsitGen iise unb lie bier
npal liebfofe. Nr9 Die Gehr. ReGrz
To-. fl6en, tpie 3i9 Mdnn6en nnb
MBei6hen in Die Mufiidt unb pTlegs
Der Slngen teilter. Inter anoeren
Hatpsifen fir Die mnnDgome @sr>
onlogung ner Msloi6aepfen b-a6!e
ouf Der rDeuii9c Sd9es" i'm Sobr:
1905 einen fol9en: 3mei olte
S9nepfen bemiibten ii9, bic eefGbrz
beten Sunaen fortautrogen. ltnb nun
bat neuerbings ouA Milb unb 9olls
au bieTer MnqeIegenbeit @teluna ge=
nommcn bur9 3pei 8eitrdge in ben
Nummern 81 unb 43, bic als tots
IG1li9e @rlebnifIe mitteilen, baB
atpei olte @9nepfen Bel ben Sunesn
oefeben fpuroen. 6oFFentlid 1T ba>
nit cine olte 8%ertennung au4 fir
biefe @Deel beIeitigt, bic nie feline
onDeren umfobeIt purben nnb ont9
iebt nod umfobelt perben.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28
Gin Seller Ser aMslatiacn.
6iuT6ri6cn cincs @enfhenfrcuttOes oMI
bem Sapait : NrhipeG.

penn 9ntnnu : NrHltpel.
4us Dem Supaiiz Mr5ipel miro gee
meIoet, oaB 5rater Sofepb 9uttOn,
Der Na6fplger Oes Yater 9amian,
am MusIaB geTtorben 1T. lteber Den
eigenartigen 2ebenslauf bieIes 9els
!ers ser QusfGBigen miro folgeaoes
mitgeteilt:
Sra 8arnes 9uttOn ftommte aug
elmer bo9aneeIe6enen proteitantif4en
sFamilie Ser @ereinigten Staaten. @r
nn6m als SoIodt i'm 3uabenregiz
ment BON SdnesbiIe gitb nit fol4er
Eapferfeit an Dem ameritanif4en
@iirgerfrieg tell, ooB er nit benz
Ranq zines 6auptmdnns aug Dem
OienIt f9ie0. Button trat oann dls
Beomter in 0en Oienit Der 2ouisDtlz
Ter neutrality-suspicious., CAB feline
Gusfi6tsrei9e 9aufbabn aber duf urto
purbe Gnoe Der aat8i9er Sabre &az
tbplif, Inn 3u~riidge3ogen in einem
9ominifaners uno SrapptfentlOfer
Teinem @lauben leben 81 tonne1.
Dier mics ibm elm Bud iiber oas
2eben bes P. Oamian einen relerl
Neg. Outton Ituoierte Me0i3in, perz
FEB Damn oie Scimat un6 3og auf
sic einIame aSnIel oes @lenOs". no
ibn P. Domian, ieI6it f4on cine
Beute 0iefer 19redIt6ften aler
&ronf6eiten, rod in fein Amt etu=
Tiibren fonnte. Saft 25 Sabre BAT
Bru0er Button es inmitten bes Samz
mers uno an her Got unFer Den
M~usfGbigsn BON Moloti ausgehulten.
Mit beroif6er Schulz pflegte Der
cbemaliqe 9auptmann Sufamnen nit
0sn 8rii0ern Ser 0ortigsn fatbolif6en
@enoKenf9aft uno nit oen Sranats=
tanerT6meItern oie ormen &rdnfen.
tSen Morsen" 10 fait0ert Elm me-
fbobi5tiI9er 8re0iger 3ein @irten,
,,legt ct cine blaue 8lufe an uno
einen lleberpurf dno 9ebt oabin.
uas er feline ,NsrtItatt" nennt, elm
S0plsbau nit 8eranoa, 100 cine Hetbe
Bdnfe angebra9t 1T uno cine Mnsabl
5buFeln nit pqrren Waifer bereit
stcbt. Bon alien Seiten humpeln
nun sic a%usge3ebrten. armTeligen Sc
ftolfen bcrdn un0 nebmen PlaB ouf
Sen 8Gnfen. @ruoer 9ut!on pGf9t
lire Wun0en un5 lsgt neue @er6anoe
uno pflaIter uaf, pobe; er fir Den
eiuen &ranfen Elm erEe;iernOes Wort
cat, einem anbern cine Slime fGenft,
Sem britten einen bequsmeren S;NAl
gum Musruben berIGafft, turd ales
tut, I'm Sen llnoliidl;Gel. ibr 9aisin
mD1Ii9it ertrGeliA gu geRalten."
Mit gang b%elonoerer Qiebe nabm
ff6 ser e6emdli9e Sff;3ier Ser ults
oliidliben R~anatenfin0er an. bic ben
Der fur6tbor,n 6 dpf6sit 3 fulIel, Gus
fbrem G~ltern6dus fortgerifien iporoen
noren unO ii9 nun in @4mer3en uno
0e;mne6 bersebrtcn. 0uttcn unters
hie1t fi6 nit linen cuff bic tinolidlte
GGeife; ct erfann frobs Spiele, I'm
0is ormen, e~ntfteGten Weien gu err
Eeitsrn uno irGiten. Nur 1T eiez
fer Selo ser 8armberSigteit felbIt Der
f9redli9en 3rant6eit erle9en.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

Sci elmer unbtrmus
tetsn &oHenreOilirn in Der MlIeemei-
men RrantentaHe in Solin9en pur=
ben l1nregelmdBigtciten fsitseitelli
unb inf0IgeOeRen Die gerbaftung Oes
Henbanten borgenOmsnen. Der linz
fang Der 8eruRtreAungen foil Tsbr
bsoeutsnb Iein. SpGter 1T nr9 Der
5peite @orfiBenbe Der aIIgemsinen
OrtsfrontentaFe, 8rdbinbermeiiter
Giesmann, perbdftet porOsn. Ia er
I'm @erra9t Ttebt, an ben llnteriaIa=
qunaen bes Henbnnten beteiIiat 3u
Sein. EIs6er Iinb Ieruntreuungen
IN 60be BON $4,000 Mart FeIt9eIteIIt
Dprnen. Bon anbsrer Stite nirb
bic unterf9lagene Summe auf msbr
ais 100000 Mart angegeben.
Mu9 Elm SagoerfoIg.
Sinh Sic eel Dem 4%un6s!Detter neus
LID ouf Der Saeb mob gum S9uB ges
fOmmena" = .Wenigltens gum 9ersns
f4uB."
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28
&ORbare &leiOer Srr wilSem
S9Guen.

SWuNeW-
Menn i'm @inter geTenT6aftsu
unb gdne in raider 5olge einonOer
nbl0fen, lift unfere DomsnpeIt be-
f6dftigt, fir gu bsrortiaen Gelegen,
beiten puRen6e 5efttlei6ung 81
forqen. limb bos 1T our9aus ses
redtfertigt; gins bod fel6f 4l9ens
puttel nibt in Ieinem grauen &ittels
den, fonoern i'm fiIternen unD 9Oloss
men RIeioe 3ur 6o93sit, peiI Die
@90nbeit ou9 cine f9Dne 9iine be-
anfpru9t. Sans es aber einem 90.
ter ober Soften e%infaIen folIte, neil
fein @eI6beutel ettpos bur9 bic Nuss
logen fir 5eIttleibsr Der Seinen in
@nTpru9 genommen pirb, etfpas bon
Der puB1u9t Der 9amentpelt in ben
Bart gu Drummer, 10 ion er beoen.
fen, buB fpoor bic nil6en S9Onea
bur9aus ni9t poblfeiIe 5eittleiosr
ibr eigen nennen.
60 trogen bic Gi~ngeborenen i'm
Snnern 8rofiliens in alien Sorben
fniaernbe, aug Seoern gsferti9ts
MGntel, BON Denen Dor nidt gar Ian
ger 3eit elmer in europa fir $4,000
berfuuft pur6e. No9 teurer, nam.
Ii1 ouf ungefGbr $4,000. piirbe
fb Elm nit Stterfe1 gefiittsrter uno
nit 3obel befeBter Maantel aug Gil
6erfu9s ftellen, in benz elm Jorf6er
bod broben i'm Norben einem jun
gen gstimomGb9en aus benz Stams
me Der Snoits bcgegnete. Sin MGSs
6en bon @tamme Der Nootta le9t
pie6er Elm Seiertogsfleib, einen nit
gel3 beTeBten. GrmeIloisn, aus 3p=
perngros geflo9tenen Mantel an, ben
b~er5uIenen es ungefdbr fieben Sobre
unausgefeBter Mrbeit bebarf. Wen;=
aer 3ett, ober immerbin bod ID
Monate, erforbert 6os Tertigitellen
zines flo4tDpfigen Strobbutes. ben
bic Weiber Der Tfatbeab : SnOioner
ols elm peTentIi9es Mb3ei9en ibreS
i'm Musfferben beqriffenen Stammss
tragen. 9as @efleht bieier 6iite it
berort unb oouerboft. boB man tie
fogor gum MoTeri6Opfen, ia n0tis
eenfoIs ols &o9topf Derfpenosn
fam.
@iele Miibe beripenben gIei9fall5
bic Srouen Der Gbebennez unb NeS@
gerces : Sn0ioner ouf bas 6eritenen
ibrer 1te6erfleiber. Sic nebmen gu
biefen bic Sort beg @Ientieres ober
8ifams, Die bur9 elm befonberes uno
lanotpierioes, beim @erbsn Der 6GIz
te onqeponotes @erfo6ren fppobl
nei9 pie @eibe ols au9 piberz
ffonbsfdbig tpie Elm panaer qenorben
1T. @eil an fold einem &Ieibe nod
cine l1nmenqe psrImutterpGatten anz
oebroHt neroen unb es ouBerbem
nit 200 Bis 300 @~len3Ghnen b~er3iert
lit. ftent fein Mert fi9 immerbin auf
min0effens $3.50. Go6 me6r, nGn,s
IiA $25O0, fpurben bpr unaefdhc
sehn Sa6ren fir einen Montel gez
soElt, pie i6n tpobIbobenbe MGO6sn
BON 6ofpoii trogsn, unb Der aus Der
olosortiqen unb fprmbaren 2ebn ber@
qefe0t NOR, bic bort Dem &roter bes
Monuo Goa entitr0mt. Wlon nennt
Die moTe r9eles Soar, nod 8eIs,
Der @6ttin bes @ulfans. @eiI ss
ober bor ni9t longer 3ett einem
Mmerifaner geIono, Neles : 9aar
fiinitli9 h~er3uHenen, finb felt Der
2eit bic TeItfomen MGutel Der hnz
poiT6en @9Gnen erbebIi4 i'm Preile
gefunfen.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

OeS errotif&e 9lod, aus
sem bic @ranitI9ale Dor 0em alien
MQuEeum in Berlin eebrO9n tpurOe
npg $50 Tonnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28

Merfpirbie. .Gs 1T er<
aaunIi9! 9ei Sen Wer~ftorbenen itehs
immer ME alt iie fino. BEL ben Neu=
9sborenen - niemdIS!A
Washington Journal., 1912-12-28
W0TbinOtOn SOurn0I

erfcNeint ieDem &nmltGA.
@aibiHgtOn SOnrnal &c., Sue,
@igentbiimcr.
r~ouseeber: gbus. 8. GdussIer.
Office, Geoaftion uno 0ruderei
40 Gecbffe GtrdBc, ~. SS.
Selep1on, Drain 7TS9.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-22
PAGE ssvs.

II inviting the refuge Of bis &r1rzz. /.
And now she started sway,
clutching at her heart, with bttfs
choking cry of alarm; while bsnsxrb
them the vessel was still qusvevfue
with harsh yet deadened det1rattop
like an explosion, together wftk q
grinding crash and shrek oil saveB
steel somewhere deep In the halo
lnexpressibly dismayed, they sssszoH
with wide and questioning eyes M ansl
another, through long minute fss7e&
with an indescribable uproar: asorcssI
sion Of shocks and thumps IN tbs I'm
terror OF the vessel gradually A1nffD-
ishing in severity while, in a pnnas-
Honium OF clamorous voices, the ftnss.
Ike n stricken thing, hesitated ta SIN
southwark surge, then slowly Empso
into a dead halt on the face 81 rbs
waters.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-22

W -, d.
fanny scra'onee an ankle tnougnt'
iu,y' iss, yer nonor' ne assehted
auo,ous. put ior All tnat' pnwats
70 ninoe, annywsn from ooordin us
oe uoa'' tney sn uo want &c!
nourae turned ana eyed the man
keenv. lis great mead ye have
on your snouioers, fanny ne said.
sometimes ye oetray almost canine
.h''ihsence. I'm De way oi having
nopes Oh ye. NOW get 70 on DECK ana
wa'cn 70 see VINO does come ABOARD
anyone, ana report 10 me-
LIES, yeN nonor
nouIHe po,'ee ,ne door ai.er Dan
ny ana assured nimseiI tnat tne Key
more was properly "acoea' mat no
o'soA e.'so 'nioush which MS move
nen's L'sn. oe observed from 'he
ne" Wy. onrusshs MS proau shoui.
GERS ne returned 10 the seat vacated
W MS vae' ana .nrus. u naho pc
seaea tne coat Oh ms ps'amas, with,
..H..i ~ no.nen' 'aee.' myers
usnv Wrapped aoou' ra'ner puiky
oo,eo,
anu 'ne ooi y, lame Iay glitter
us anu s'a'v,ne h'' eyes WIN snai'S
VI o.oou.ieu nen'
'o I'' uep'ns Vi pe'iuo'a nre
a. e ea..u ione anu earhes'iy' IN
'1 81. os. ,w leu,eAon
nu' a. iene.n' Shipping 'ne ruby INC
,aoun.a 49,. -. anu u"W,ns .ns
.su uen auou' us puohele ei
n.o". We e'oou UP anu 'nre" 'he ioop
a.. w ', PC n'e me Dae WV.
n ,ai pene'n u
10 us VI ns 'asne', anu, suaNne
~. -. $50, 49, =, n ~ laSp'eu IN nm y.
s.o s..'y vi cue s.one, rang ~,
~ "u, " "Ao "nen ne reSponue'
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-22

same room with that outrageous head
light OF yours, Danny. Dye
mind her, I mean?"
The wan ye observed at Poori
Said, sor? The wan we told me tc
discover the name av?"
"'Tis brave detective We would
make, Danny. Ye have me meaning
entirely"
Jaw, yiss." Danny's lips frightened
as he laced ORourke's patent-leather
shoes. He cast up at his masters
face an oblique glance OF disapproval.
II mind the wan ye name" he ad.
mitted.
He rose, and as he did SO, O'Rourke
gently but firmly twisted him around
BY the ear and as deliberately and
thoughtfully kicked him.
What the divvle Is the matter with
ye, Danny?" he inquired In panied re-
monstrance. 1T IL mad ye are, or
have ye no judgment at all, ye scut,
that we speak to me in that toner"
Solicitously Danny rubbed the
chastened portion Of his person, grum.
bling but unrepentant.
O'Rourke grinned tolerantly, retain
Ing HIS hold upon the servitor's ear.
Her name?"
"Ow, yer honor. leggol &.
Missus Prynne. sor!"
The wanderer gave the ear another
tweak. by way Of enforcing the les
son. "Prynne. is It? And how did
you learn that. Danny?"
Twas her maid told me, sor. Leg.
go, yer honor, Place"
And how did her maid come to
tell ye, we great ugly. longlegged
omadhaun?"
"Sure--ow!-'twas only bit av a
kiss ! was by way av giVin' her
sor-'
"That'll do, Danny" O'Rourke chuc
killed..
The peal Of the trumpet announcing
dinner Interrupted his contemplated
lecture on the ethics OF investigation
and the perils Of Irritation as between
maid and man servant.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-22

What the divvle!" demanded the ad.
venturer, did ye mean by telling me
nobody boarded us, then? What"
Sure, yer honor. :. Aw, yer
honor! 'Tis mesilf meant no
harm at all, at ALL" protested Danny
Didn't say thot divvle a sowl came
aboord? Sure, thin, is a naygur a hui
MANI"
With an exasperated gesture
o'Rourke released the boy. "'Tis too
much for me ye are" he said help
lessly. Now and again l believe we
have the maklngs OF man in We, and
then ye go off and play the fool! II
| didn't believe ye pure simpleton
with not an ounce Of mischief In your
body, I'd take that out of your worth.
less hide. Get on with ye! Tell me
about this 'naygur.' What sort of q
black man is he?"
Sure, sor,' whimpered Danny, "tis
mesilf that w'u'd die rather thin have
We talk to me thot way, yer honor
Upon ne sowl, I niver thought ye'd
worry about poor divvle av a nay,
CUR, come aboard wild nothin' but 8
say-chist and the clothes he walks in
begin for a chanst to work. his
passage to Bombay, sor."
did they let him sign on, then p
inquired O'Rourke.
"Divvle a bit, rayspicts to ye." More
cheerfully Danny struggled with the
studs In O'Rourke's shirt. "The pur
ser was all for kicking him back into
his boat, sor, whin he offered TO pay
passage in the steerage. So they lei
him stay, sor."
Seemed to have money-eh?"
Jaw, no, yer honor. Twas barely
able he was to scraps ut all together
'Lascar?" r.
Il behave so, yer honor. IT'S harrG
for me to say. Wan av thin naygur's
as much like another as two pays
sor; tits all tarred wild the same brush
they be-"
'Ah well" he resumed more pacific
ally, belize he's what he seems, Dan
ny. and has no concern with US at al
Whether or no, care killed the cat.
Dye mind, Danny" he swung
on on one of his Enthusiastically
acute tangents, the little woman with
the red hair? Though It's meseli
should beg the lady's pardon for men
tioning the color Of her hair In the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-22
To BE Continued.
First La Grippe, Then Bronchitis

I hat was the case with Mrs. w s.
na,ley, McCreary, Ky. my wife was
taken down with severe attack nf
Ia grippe, which run into brOrSebisfs.
she couIhed "a tho she had eosruzsp-
''ou md could not sleep at RfghS-
III first bottle of Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound gave her so much re-
I ef that she continued using II NHs2
she was permanently cured
At Cooperative Drug Co.
A man can wear low shoe au6
still be a "highstepper."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-22
Applications for Grazing Permits.

NOTICE is hereby given that all
applications for permits to Craze cat
tie, horses and sheep within the
CACHE NATIONAL FOREST during
the season of 1912. must be filed In
my office at Logan. Utah, on or be.
fore February "a. 1912. Full informa.
tion in regard to the grazing fees to
be charged and blank forms to use
in making applications will be fur.
nished upon request.
CLINTON G. SMITH, Supervisor
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation
Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 25c.
Ask your druggist for them.
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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-08
Tongue Almost Served.

A delicate and unusual surgi-
cal operation was performed yes
terday upon the two-year-old son
of Frank Z. Peters. q carpenter.
in an effort 10 save the child. 5
tongue, which was almost sever
ed resulting from a fall. DR.. j..
NJ. Morris. lNl4 Frankfort ave
nue.. who attended the child.
found it necessary to take sever
al stitches in the chiId's tongue.
The boy will have to be fed liquid
food for some time. The child
while playing. stumbled and fell
in the yard of its home. ll5 Stoll
avenue, striking its face against
the ground. Louisville Times.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-08
Or. Bells Fluctuations
For Coughs and Colds.
DR.. Cooks Audience Stung by Bees

Hopkinsville, KY. Jan. 81.
Especial. Many persons who
last night attended the lecture
of DR.. Frederick A. Cook. the
Arctic explorer, were stung.
During the extremely cold
weather swarms of bees flew for
refuge into Union tabernacle and
lined the ceiling. Thawed out
by the heat Of the building they
dropped by scores on the heads
and nccks of people in the audi.
ence. Hand clappirR was as
Frequently slaps at intervals as
applause for the lecturers elo-
quence. A number of leading
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-08

citizens and numerous chill lien
are nursing sore sports to-da..
Banker II. l.. McPfe-s N
pulled three singers out Of the
back of his neck. Col. Will \.
Nilgus' right ear suffered and
the Hon. " Herman Southall
had an eye nearly closed
Or. Cook himself while descr.b
ing a brave encounter with 20
polar bear was stung on the
hand with which he was wicldirr
an imaginary hunting knife
ApprehenGing the cause of his
painful interruption and seeing
other busy bees lowering near
DR.. Cook discreetly left ttr
spotlight and spoke from the far
side Of the stage.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-08
BROUGHT TO LIGHT
Marion People Receiving Full
Benefit.

There have been many cases like the
following in Marion. Everyone re.
lates the experience of people we
know. These plain. straightforward
statements will do much toward re-
lievng the suffering of thousands.
Such testimony will be read with in
terest by many people.
Thomas l.. Hillyard. Railroad st =.
Marion. KY. says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills came to my relief after had
suffered a great deal from kidney
trouble and had spent much money for
medicine without receiving benefit.
Two years ago | was taken with an
attack of typhoid fever and upon re-
covering found that my kidneys were
badly disordered The pains in my
back were so severe that frequently |
had to leave my work and lie down for
severrl hours. There was a constant
desire to pass the kidney secretions
and | was obliged to arise several
times during the night. The Kidney
secretions were also highly c1lored and
the passages were attended with pain.
| became dizzy and dark spots foated
before my eyes. A relative. hearing
about my condition, advised me to give
.Doan's Kidney Pills a trial and pro-
cured supply at Haynes a. Taylor's
Drug Store. They cured me IN less
than two months. For over two years
| have had no return attack of my old
complaint and am bound to look upon
my cure as a permanent one"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents Tor the United
States.
Remember the name Doap's- and
take no other. Fl8l5
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-02-08
Poultry in Livingston and Crit.
tenden Counties.

| have seen quite a number oI
the improved breeds Of chickens
turkeys and ducks and have been
Of the opinion for some ,'me that
we have about a. good poultry a.
the high-price stock advertised in
the poultry journals.
\ recent visit to the big poultry
show at Evansville, Ind, has con-
frmed me in this belief.
There. | had the opportunity
to see almost all the different
breeds, both before and after the
awards were given, to watch the
Judge score them and learn the
strong as we'll as the weak points.
So think ! am fairly good
judge OF X. |. Reds, Buff Orping-
tons, Barred Rocks, White Leg
horns and Wyandotts.
think could have shown a
pen Il hens and a cockereJ OF :.
c. X. /. Reds and a pen ii ). {.
White LeghornS that would have
been classed along with prize
winners. | think the same could
have been done with s-me = tie
other breeds ! have seen in ttc
two counties.
What | think we want { T. . is.
to take better care Il what we
have, provide better h.use, q
may have something to say q.
this subject later. give them a
variety OF feeds which can be
grown on any OF our farms. in fact
care for our poultry "a We do our
fine horses, sheep, etc.
am frequently asked what
breed seems to be the most popu-
lar. Well they all have their adj
mirers. If you were to ask Mr..
Demberger, the owner Of the $500
hen, and by the way she didn't
look much better to me than some
OF her less valued white sisters, he
would say White Wyandotts. DR..
Billman would say Hondaus and
G.. w. Watson would say Barred
Rocks. Ask Mrs. !. b. Garter,
she would say Rhode Island Reds
and White Leghorns every time
So YOU see we differ as to breeds
in poultry as we do about our
other stock on the farm.
Any of the good winter laying
strain, if comfortably housed, led