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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-09-26

WANTFD-Traveling men who arc
making small towns and cross-road
stores to handle our new up-todatc
pocket side line Pays commits
sion of S400 per order A winner
For full particulars address Burd
Mig Co, PIP Sigel St. Chicago ri
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-09-26
CALL FOR IT

Bull Moose Juice at Todd's. Call
for it. It's good. ~s
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-09-26

Try that Fredericksburg beer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
9 &nhitpI

MIs Sic Sbiir ii6 binter gomaro
Morriion geih1oiien bat, itredt So
RIG Srloff feline @anS taiteno noh
Sonia alts, Sic oiele @ono lofort err
greift.
Gin %aufaliger @eohodter miiroe
in Ser 8emegung ni9ts Muffone11=
6eS geieben baber, ionSern MIR Nas
@efiibl ser @ilfloiigfeit SEES 8linoe11
inns fin6lide 9iebe BON ieiten 0es
iunaet Md66ens.
l1n0 ood lit es ein ltumntes &C.
iprdd 5lpiiGen SEN beiben.
9os leiie Sippen ieiner Singer
ipiben mfrs h1rh einen frdftigen
Druid Tires 0aume1ts beanttportet.
SSn @orte iibertrogen:
Sinh mir ALIEN?
.SSa."
Sofort p%eran0ert iid Ser Musorl,d
in Sen 3igen 5es @reiies. Mn
5tene Ser tiefen acknowledgement
tritt triumpbirenbe Sreu6e, Sic git
aem 1ur6furdten blin6en @eitdt ei-
men eigentbim1iden &ontroit bil6et.
2adeln5 nidt er Dor fi@ BIN, nod
reno er sic &dn6e ineinanoer reibt.
Sonias @altung ber6r6ert itd
nidt. Die tiefe melandolie in it,
rem Intlib beriibrt ebenio ieItiam,
mie Sic iubelt1oe Srelt5e in sen 3ii-
gen 6es @reiies.
@ein @ort fGnt 3mii6en ibnen.
8ei6e iinb gang BON ibren @eoanfe,1
beberriht.. -.
Motli& bebt Boris 0rloff mar=
tten6 SEN Singer unb bordt...
Shritte ndbern it6 ser Ebir.
Das @inn 6eg @reiieg iinft auf
Sic 8ruit berab. Die 1urren &dm1e
faIten ii6 iiber SEN @nien.
@ie in @roteit gegen bieie @elbft-
ernieorigung ridtet gonin lire
ibIonfe @eftalt bo9 oatf uno bIidt
itol5 nod ser 9bIr.
@Gei6 0arouf tritt ser Bnreolsor.
iteber @oberts ein-iberaag 5ofIid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29


8. 6. 8igbee, @feroegeipann=@on-
traitor, ser $50 @eeling Court, @an-
ton, ST., tpobnt lit iebt gang befreit
bon einem i6limmen plagenoer SaIe
bon Mierenfranfbeit. Sein Miider
idmer5te i'm un6 er lit an &opfpeb
un6 s9minbelanfa4en. sd nobm
Solep Mierenpiqen genalt nod @or-
idrift uno in Elm paar Eoger1 fiblte
i6 better. Metn 2ebensmutb un6
5tGrfe ideinen 3urud3ufommert, un6
i9 idfafe gut. Sd Bin iebt iiber all
mein 2ei5en binaus un6 en1pfeble
1oIeD Mierenpiuen nit Sreu6en. Ser.
i1dt iie. Molttor Drlg So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

@err 80. g. @unialus, Elm nabe
6leming, @a., mobnenoer 6armer
logt, er babe @bamberlain's Collie,
gbolero- uno. Diarrboe Mittel in lei,
ner 6amilie pier5ebn Sabre lang ge-
brau6t, un6 SAP er ol1sgefun6en, 6aB
es Elm ausge3ei9netes @ittel lit uro
6ab ct 6asieIbe MT @er9niigen ent-
pfiebIt. gu faufen Bel allen $ano-
Tern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
Dle Codbter Qe$ Verbanntel.
&oman nad eiuem amerifa1ilbea N}ptip Don g, Sr's1e''.

6 a j. / t e I.

/. tel.
Gin florer, eiligfalter @iuternaor=
sen liter Ser ruliiiden Steppe..
9sid5t5 iid)tbar ais 0as g%leidJnablge
9Sie0erfallen grober 5dnee flode1 u10
inc eno1pic meiBe Jlad)e, Die iid)
ldmrf abbc6t pom bu1tflen Sori5ort.
Mic Ser @illo iaat ell Don BRET
~t(eilpcl1 SteppcnpFeroen ge5oge1er
Gu,littan i;fer sen aliser>roen Sd)1lee.
Ni5 liner Sic 0Nren ftedt Ser Slit
id)er III cillea1 Sicgcn 5dofspel5, Ser
fnun Sic rot5gefrore1e Maie inns Elm
Eoar flei1sc Nltae1 ircildbt Bic
.aJnrf mrsherIpahen.
Sett fiat hil1tcr Sent Sdutblecer
Se3 5dlittHt5 Gin ou1lfelbartiges,
a~leia,es M}&>unerscIidrt nlit ollen Mn=
sciIen be- 2eiScu5 mo Scr G>lt6cN=
rana 1erpor.
vM5ic lanaa faull IS nod Sa1rern,
HNpan?~
Ger autfder 6lic$t 10 anaeTtrcnat
III ste Terne, SAP IS i6rn 1T, as toms
tan rot6c @}tNfte otrf Ser glibernoe11
1aHeoflo4a,
v9hl-' 9So& el1 9aor Sf!iiIoel-
0iaQeiLt o2;@ ros6 me6r!!" ermisert
e a@'fe151tSehS.
S4nebtro25en tezede1r Die Sf'rt'
st5 ee2oft42Ttfaen @.onna@ trot Der
.aaTa1fiflet &alse,
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&crfa}aer 81 r}irdteif?"
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lr0rt5.
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51lln's mi11en,"
Ter olG1Io0e @aS1rlt& III Zen
3iIseH Ses M2alfne5 c rftarft iSd).
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fan.t," RIFT e. heTdnmorei1o. ~@riag
Ills 5i1er llbcH Tie @Gejt5e ltlfo 111eilte
l:tt2n pa1r M1t5e2 Geb9ren Cir"
r@irS nif1 oic( ieitl" fnl1rrte Ser
&ts'Ger, h1jrI ater trot2em a1tf PIC
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a<56ittfterr rilS init crlteltter Sc
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sel1o hitter Sos 7GiiaetSe 2eoerna6
}nriif uno ldbt fih onf Sic 6orte
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aeiM(oilencn Ml.gen Gin weibbdrtiger
@rei5 lehnt.
@armher3igfeit! Mod Stunoen
Iold1er S%o0esanglt! l1n0 Damn =
lt1f0 5ann --
! 81 leat iib ei1te ihn1nle San6 olt'
ieitten Mrn1. Mus ei11ent @uit Dor
! 3efen tins Bel5biiuen o1f 6em &iid.
lib taltd)t ein blolfes MG6d,ngeii6:
o1f u116 Elm Soar iibergroBer, ttef
grultblolter Mugen TART ibn angit
bon on.
u9e11n, @ater?"
SD = boffe, es miro gliiden
Sonio.
v@ott iei ge6anft! MGeS min id
ertragen = MIR ni@t 5urid nod
5ibirien!"
l1n0 %eridouern6 itnft sic @d0den.
geitalt mie6er in ft6 5a1iammen.
Meiter fltegt .6er 5hlitten IN
Dor &alte 5ittern0er Suit, in treiben=
SEM Sdneegeitober.
&ein @ort fdat mehr 5milfen Den
0rei Sniaiien. Sic milien: eS lit eire
6abrt altf 9eben nn0 SOB.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

nNein, nein!" mebrt ser Site. $50
ren Sic bns gnbe!.... Mls mott
uniere Dldt gemabr ml,r0e, ianote
mon einen Irupp: @oiafen gu ltnie-
rer gerfolgung aus. Grit na6 $50
dlel1 fono mani u11iere gpl1r. Ms
Nun Sic gerfolger inns 6idt al1f Sen
Ierien paren lpra11g mein gobn -
Ser Softer 6ieies ungliidIiMe11 &ir5es
bier : aus 6em 5dlitten. ST muBte,
Sic aoiorcn miirSet fire gerfolgullg
a1fgebe1r, iobal6 file ibn .botten
gleid} ~6angrigen @0lfett, Oene11 man
Aobrutg 5l1pirft. ST. opferte tiff,
I'm inns GIT retten = SEN alten gater
inns Sic miduloiae Iodter."
Ies Circles Gimme briht; Sic
letten Morte fins fal1n1 nod per-
llebn16ar.
goG ticfen Mitaefiihls blidt G6-
mar0 abortion off gonio. 0os
M'a6Sden libt mie erltorrt So; nl1r
cine arons IArone l6lt iiN longiom
Don i6ren 6unfla1 Min1pcril u116
rinnt Sic bleide Warae 6erab.
Mit ein poor 6er5lihcn @orte11
1tdjt Ser Mofler Sic l1ngliidlfcfen 5u
tr6iten ms fiat Iiebenslpiir0ia hiu-
au:
Sir miiIIe11 mir it,on aeitottell
S6nen IN 19s6rer mtge1blifliden trii=
6cn 0aae 6eisultefen. gctradtcn Sie
fir Sic ndA5lTte 3eit nnier Sous o(5
SIRE &sin1ot6A 81 bitta aIeidseitiq
1orl;n in Wor1an n1eiucr G7rou.
G33ain Instrumentation lpir0 alles
2s5tSiae nit Nf11cn fqipreden.
21lfo 1.f 6rlSiacs @ie5eriesen 0ro.t=
fen lit u1ctrar @iual"
&orStaf i@iittel+ q. Sem @rais Sic
Sons inns ccr(Sst NIT ciner tiefen
&crhcuauna ppr Gonio ho3 9iariar.
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0rouben elf i'm luorten5e @lttotlto=
bil cit heI teioen.
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g2&hrel1S >os 9(Htonofil 6on0n=
ioqt = Sic Iia Mo5ionole cntfana.
oorhsi al Ser Santana ST Gre6i tins
Sen harrlifen @arten SIS Gniri11a1,
fira15 7rr Wnrto Hio = 3ie't g.
mar0 Morri1on ons Ser 9Snae11taihe
ieilses @ocfes San @rief. Ser ihn he1rtp
Set aotrsen Eaa 10 lebfaft 6aid11f=
tiQtc ms lie1t nod1maLs Sar fo(qen=
Set M6id5nitf:
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G~rsGhlu11q Ser 2e1tte lit, f.rnn if al1=
aenfIiGffif 11idt fa~nrtfaiLen. Cider
ieSoh 1T. Sab Dor etpa srei Ssafren
Elm Tiirit Srlnff nit ieiner Tarni(ie
negen po1itiiher ltrntriehe 11oh 81
6irie1 berharu1t nitrSe. 80. Nl3 lie
nit 6em Sdiff hier onfame11. mare11
lic oiinalif mittellos. Sd aab ihaen
GSe}o 31r SSol1rf mdr Mort. @ieneidt
f1nl1en Sie nit Sen 9el1ten etuas on
fa19er. Gin @eihdftsn1nrn1 bar er=
belle11ce >pie Sic meib ia, alts auem
Gortbeil sit ih1ngen--"
5elbltaefdllioes 9ddeln hnidt
iiber Sic il1tel1iaenten 3iiae Ses M}of=
lers.
vSait &ed)t, otter Sl1nge!"
idmun5elt er, iid bebaglid in Sic
9eSerpolitern. 5ur%iid(ebnen6. rl1n6
mas fann's id}lieBlih .id]ooen-"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

dNW18f - 80 ABa AVA6.
|greis ei1rige gGritte portparts.
Damn idlieBt &eberts Sic Ibur
binter ibnen.
u2iteber @roBpoter, Sir g0mar6
Wforriion ltebt Dor uns."
Die Stimne oes MfQi0det1s flingt
tief ull0 >ueid, bfe italieniiGe MuS=
lprad)e bon mperfennbor rullilder
&lmwfar6ltng.
36gerno 5iebt ser @reis eiten
@rief GUS 0er Salhe.
p@er5eibltl1g, pelln ih MIDI l1lrle=
ld)ift mnebn1e -. id) bin nod nidAt
lalge mil10", mnrluclte er, ME cut
ldn1loigeno, in falt reil,eu1 Static
lpiid). SGT Note sic Gre, Sbr1el1 bic
ielr Srief git ilherreiden. or lit Don
Signur OolSftein 1T @alnbnrg -
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freun0.. Nitte, 1cbrnen Sic
Nlas!"
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29

"~-T I-TITI-7TE ZET9-IUI ~ III
! eileen Ses Ma5r1e5 neGitarft Iid}.
nGeitih Sic NferSe at, mos Gn
f2n,r." rift Ct teTdm5rct1o. u@rine
IT'S filter ii6cr 0ie Grcr,c tins nreil1e
Eebten paor M.tbel Ge65rcn Gfr."
@3ir6 nidt hiel ietn." fl1lfrrte Ser
aH.56c., f1l.t afer tcot5enf alf Sic
2fsrA&ct ctr, 10 Sab re iid wil0
as 56.;lu11e:r rttS init crreltter Sc
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
.OAKLAWN SECURED
 FOR ANOTHER YEAR
SECRETARY BELONG RETURNS FROM ST. LOUIS VISIT WITH
 EXCELLENT NEWS.
Owners of Park Willing State Fair Should Use 1t as in the Past
 and Will Aid.

Secretary George R. Bedding of the Arkansas state fair. returned from st. Louis yesterday, where he had g3ne to negotiate with the owners of Oak lawn park for the use of the grounds for the 1912 state fair,
 He brings back the cheering news that he was entirely successful in his quest, that Louis Celia, majority own CT of the Oaklawn park stock, not only stated that the company was willing for the fair to use the grounds again upon the same terms as in the past, but that they stood ready and willing to aid the state industrial ex- hibit in any way they could.
 This eliminates one of the greatest obstacles in the way of holding the next fair and paves the way for the actual work of organizing and bring ing together all the features which Will characterize the fair
 Mr. Bedding has begun his work early and is now engaged in getting a line on the pig features which will be held state fair week. It is too ear ly to even predict what these fea- tnres will he, but the work of getting a line of enough big events to make the coming fair the biggest and best in history is already under way
 The matter of securing the park for another year thus early will complete y obliterate any reason for doubt as to the holding of the fair, such as has existed in some quarters for several years past, or until an actual agree ment has been made with the owners of the park.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
HELD TO GRAND JURY.
j. w. Miller and Frank RouGe Held on
 $500 Bond.

J. w. Miller and Frank Rouse. itin- efant horse traders. who were arrest cd on warrant sworn out by Mrs Maggie Brookerson, charging them with highway robbery, were bound over to await the action of the grand jury, in Justice Affords court yester- day morning.
 Miller and Rouse are charged by Mrs. Brookerson with holding her up on the public highway and demanding either horse or s10 in cash in settle ment of debt alleged to be owed them by Mrs. Brool1ersons son-in- law, Mrs Brookerson alleging that she paid them SiO under threat oi bodily injury unless she compiled.
 Testimony for the state was given by Mrs Brookerson and Mrs Lottie Allison, wife of the man who shot E F. Delaney on the public highway q few days ago
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

One of the prettiest social events of the season was an informal dance and card party at the Delmar hotel Thurs day evening, in honor of the 79d birth day Of Mrs Dorcas NJ. Hampton, of St. Louis.
 This is an annual event as Mrs. Hampton spends month or two in Hot Springs guest of the Delmar, and her visit is always timed so as to include her natal day. Mrs Hampton is hale and active for her age and one would never suspect her age, so lightly does she carry the nearly four score of her busy life She is still an entertainer of charming presence and a delightful eonyersationalist Dmin. the birthday festivities she took an in terested part in the old fashioned square dance, calling the figures her self in 9 splendid voice.
 On this occasion she was resplend ent in a dress of royal purple satin with real lace fisehu and a wealth O diamonds. her snow white hair dress cd high on her head, reminding on' Of by-gone days when the colonia style of dress still prevailed
 After the usual festivities Mrs Hampton entertained the guests witl  several vocal selections, playing he own accompaniment on guitar whicl she has had in her possession for B years.
 The event was participated in b. many local and visiting society foI who know and love Ameie Hampton as she is familiarly known
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
FLOOD FUND GROWING.
Voluntary Subscriptions Sent to Mem
 bers of the Committee.


 The citizens of Hot Springs contin- ne their generous aid for the flood sufferers of eastern Arkansas. and yesterday the sum of s2o in voluntary subscriptions were received The subscribers were
 s. A. sammons and son...,,.. .Sl0.0o R A. Bayles .............. soc Valley Flaming Mn Co...... 5.ot
 These amounts will be added to tho fund already subscribed to purchase supplies for the immediate need Q those in the flood ridden district
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
French Market Coffee Unlike
 All Others

The smooth. exhilarating quality of French Market Coffee is totally unlike ordi- nary coifees.
 The French Market Mills have the great advantage of the first selection of the best of the Pan-American coffees.
 These fine coffee s have never been exposed to the in- furious effects of a cold north ern climate. The berries are rich in everything that goes to make a perfect coffee.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
WHIkEY OR
 BEER HABIT
RELIABLE HOME REPAYMENT.

Any wife or mother who wants tc save her husband or son from Drink will be glad to know that sine can purchase oRRfNE, the standard Ii quor habit remedy, hat we have sold for years and if no benefit is obtain ed after trial, the money will be re. funded
 ORRINE is prepared in two forms: No. |, secret treatment, a powder. ab- solutely tasteless and odorless, given secretly in food or drink; ORRINE No, ?, in pill form, is for those who desire to take voluntary treatment. ORRlNE costs only sl00 a box Come in and get free booklet about OR RINE.
 somels Drug Co.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
Perfect Process of Roasting and
 Packing

The celebrated French Mar ket Coffee process IS quite diff rentfromthe ordinary roast. It drives out a larger percent age of gums and oils, while re- taining and intensifying all the aromatic and beneficial qualities of the coffee bean.
 The grinding is done at ex- actly the right time to hold the full, delicious flavor that
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
cAsWELL ACQUITTED.
Discharged in Preliminary on Charge
 of Entioing.

Charley Caswel who was arrested "Wednesday on a charge of enticine. in which lie was charged with entic- ing iAyearold Dora Malone to his home for immoral purposes. was dis charged at the preliminary hearing held before Justice Afford yesterday.
 Tine evidence to sustain tire charge vas mol deemed sufficient by Judge Afford and the case was dismissed from court
 Mesdames w B Pollard, M ] Hen derson and Ward have returned home from stamps.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
Unique Hygienic Roasting Process

and genuine old French Mar ket Coffee IS packed in air tigh;, Acknowledgements tins and delivered anywhere ip the world in all it's freshness and delicious aroma.
 In the South, especially,
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
French Market Coffee Is the National Drink u-~-----------a-----~-- ----------------
 of the South

T'NVFN when French Mar
 ket Coffee could be had
 nowhere but at the old French Market in New Or leans -a hundred years ago nit was widely known.
 Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay and the gallants of the old South were enthusiastic lovers of this rare old French coffee. Today the identical, historic French blend is per pettiated by a
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
W. c. u. OFFICERS.

At the last meeting of the w. c. T. L. the following officers were elected for the ensuing year.
 Mrs. P r. Henry, president.
 Mrs. Charles Webb, vice president. Mrs. Carlton Taylor, recording sec. retary.
 Mrs. Spargo, treasurer.
 Mrs, NJ c. Thompson correspond ing secretary.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
WILLS WINS TROPHY.
sorrells Drug Co.

Defeats w. E. Chester for Second
 Prize Cup at Golf.
 In the play off Of the tie for sec ond place in the last spring tourna- ment at the golf links, l. w. Wills defeated w. E. Chester for the cup representing second honors in the final play of three strokes.
 Mir Wills score was 92, which with handicap of 12, made his net score so. MT Chesters score was 95, which with handicap of F. left him a net score of s.
 The day was ideal for the play and both contestants were in fine form
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
HUSBAND HEARS OF MURDER.

Pueblo, Colo April irThe murder of his wife at Nowata, Okla last Mon day, did not become known to Glen Goheen, a travelling salesman, till to. day, and then only by chance, he hay- ing seen the story in a paper handed him by newsboy as he sat al break fast in the restaurant of the union station here, He had barely time to catch the next train for home.
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How's Thiss

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for any ease of tattrrh that cannot be cured by Hall Catarrh Cure.
 D. .J. CHENEY x CO. Toledo. O We the undersigned. have known F. j, Cheney for the lsi i5 years and believe him perfectly hon ornhic m aH business transactions and financially able Co carry out any oblnatiuns made by bis firm.
 NAlDiN0, ktNNAN & MARVIN.
 Wholesale Druggists Toledo. Q Hal's Caiarrh Cure is tgken internally acting directly upon fhe blood and mucous surfaces ot the system. Testimonials sent Tree Price i5 cents Der qotflr. Sold by a. Drugeists
 ske Halls Family ris f0r constipation
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13

so great is the demand for French Market Coffee that it has become zhe National D1iNk of Mc .Soufh. ?
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French harketC Coffee

has always been such a fea- ture of French Market Coffee.
 The market-men of the French Market think nothing of drinking 10 to IS cups a day of this deliciously aromatic and refreshing beverage.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
JAMES |. GRAHAM
L A w ER Office sos 1-2 Central Avenue. ROSE BUILDING

Phones: Office TAG, residence 1OOs.
 Practices all state and federal courts Notary Public and Public Stenographer in office
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Constipation brings many ailments in this train and is the primary cause of much sickness Keep vour bowels regular madam. and you will escape many of the ailments to which wom- en are subject. Constipation is a very simple thing. but like many sim pie things, it may lead to seriD. consequences. Nature often needs q little assistance and when Chamber lam's Tablets are given al the first indication, much distress and suffer ing may be avoided Sold by all deal CTS,
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-13
Grow 75 or 100 Bushels of
 Corn per Acre

Your that producing should be made to yield deal Careful seed selection thorough cutya ton and the best fertilizers will build up your farn compel bigger yields, bring you bggor profits
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virginia-Car0lina
 High-Grade
 Fertilizers

carefully mixed for the purpose making your crops produce the bg yields you should get They have produced big yields 1han any other fertilizers They made the very best tfa that skill devise and money buy They accurately popotoned and carefully mixed into the best balanced dabe fertilizers any farmer
 How to secure bigger yields well told in 1912 YEAR BOOK. Copy will be sent you free for your asking
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At Your Crocer's in Air Tight Tins But you must be sure to get the er1ufae with the pie turc of the French Market on the can.
 Try it once, and you'll agree There is only one real old French Market flavor. French Market Mills (New orleans Coffee Co.,, Ltd.
 Proprietorsl
 New Orleans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22

SAID lilAt~i y Att- -
| commend Or. Ridpath :
History OF the World a.
| the ATHEIST work on that sub
fe,t which I have ever
examined. The Ell
~ Cravings. uiap~. ans
~ charts are alone
&S>N worth III eutIre
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-08-15
FOUR MEN KILLED BY
GASES FROM A NINE
Well Known Miners, Who Were
Working ut New Shaft of the
"FrOntier."


Platteville, Aug. 1O.--Four men, over
come by deadly gases, fell into thirty
feet Of water In the new shaft of the
Frontier lead and zinc mine at Benton
Saturday afternoon and drowned. They
were William Mcclure, John Swift,
Joseph Shea and Edward Hird.
The first three men got into the bucket
to go down and bail out the water
which had been coming into the shaft
for some time. They had reached a
point only little way from the surface
when they were overcome by the gas
and fell from the bucket. Hird, who,
with others, was helping at the mouth
OF the shaft, realizing that an accident
had happened, attempted to descend
and, in his turn. was overcome by the
vapors and drowned.
Immediate steps were taken to rid the
shaft Of the foul air and in a short time
1t was possible to descend. Volunteers
went into the shaft as soon as possible
and In short time the bodies were
brought to the surface.
Shea is brother Of the Misses Shea
who conduct hotel in Platteville. He
was unmarried. The others were all
married men.