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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-03-26
CASTOF.A
. For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the n u0|
Brevity in Correspondence.

For brevity nothing can beat the
correspondence between Victor Hugo
and his publisher on the issue of Les
Miserables. Very busy but anxious
to know how the book was selling,
Hugo sent the publisher a card mark.
ed simply So" The reply came back
a."
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-03-26
CHAPTER XXI.

The Truth at Last.
Billy" began the Watermelon,
turning aside with darkening eyes,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-03-26

Can't look well, eat well. or feel well
with impure blood. Keep the blood pure
with Burdock Blood Bitters. Eat simply,
take exercise, keep clean, and good health
is pretty sure to follow. S1.00 bottle.
adv
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-03-26

dow, while the gentleman he was born
fought CALAMITY with the tramp he
had become.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-03-26
M0zx1zzzzQh
on %N(H222jGHE
Have Been Restored to Health By Lydia E.
P;nkbap,'s VacaFahIa CompoI,nd

There is no doubt about this fact. Why during the
last 80 years have published in the newspapers of this
country volumes of letters from who have been
old medicine Letters like the following true genuine and
honest expressions of gratitude coming from grateful hearts,
Surely you can believe these women.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-03-26
'urely you can believe these women.
Mrs. m. IS. BRENNER. HUDSON. MID

Someme agoI taken with terrible pain in right d such
sharp knife sticking tried hot applications but that
family living Fayette Ohio
said Inflammation doctored with him
pain terrible hardly
would have that right SIDE and
whole length limb realized that something
had to be done quickly so looked all of could
find that described bottle Lydia e.
Pam Vegetable Compound and helped me from the first Dose and
bottles trouble medicine
much that willing should publish this the
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-03-26

of what Lydia Pnkham Vegetat
had sick spell last February
feelings
dull appetite al
called Inflammation Your Vegetable Compou
entirely feel that much cannot be said in its
perfectly welcome
the benefit of othersrs L. Bowers I'D No
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Mrs. ELIZABETH GENTILCoRE, Buffalo, MY, say

to remedies
troubled with female and all down.
al without feeling dizzy
Lydia Pnham Vegetable Compound took it, and also
spells feel that health and remedies
tried everything heard Of
medicines women aimentsMrs ELIZABETH GEN
Gor Sree.Bu 10.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-03-26

For 80 years Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedyfOrfe-
male ills. No one sick with wOmans ailments
does Justice to herself if she does not try this IA
nous medicine made from roots and herbs, it
has restored somany suffering women to health.
Hss~Write to LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE co.
(CONFIDENTIAL) LYNN, MASS, for advice.
Your letter will be opened, read anu answered
by a woman and held in strict confidence.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-08
Missives From Mistletoe

L. P. McCraw marketed four
fine hogs at Elgin Thursday.
School closed here last week.
and the school picnic has been
postponed till Friday May 10th.
w l.. Nickel sold seven hun
dred bushels of shelled corn at
Elgin last week for fifty-two
cents per bushel.
Ed Sanders, VINO had his phys
iognomy disfigured by a detona-
ton of dynamite, Saturday,
April 26th, is convalesing won
derfully under the skilful care
of DR.. Gamble.
Mrs. M. Q. Townley and son,
Jesse, from near NARROW, are
with their relatives of this COM
munity this week. Jesse is
breaking land for millet on A.
B. Sperling's place.
A. B. Sperling and father
broke the record" last week in
turning land for cotton. They
plowed thirteen acres and har-
rowed it in a day and a half.
Can anybody beat it?
Sunday school at Mistletoe will
be held at the usual hour next
Sunday; unless more measles
develop. The disease seems to
have abated. So everybody get
busy and rehearse for next Sun
day.
Tom Sperling and wife visited
their old home town, Ninnekah.
last Saturday and Sunday. in at
tendance of q reunion of all pres
ent and former members of the
Baptist church at that place.
Preaching all day and dinner or
the ground, with cordial hand.
shaking and friendly, brotherly
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-08
P. S..--WE PAY CASH FOR CREAM

greeting, were the main features
of the occasion Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Sperling aided in the
construction of the church house
at Ninnekah. and hence such a
great ingathering of the saints
meant much to them.
Tom Sperling sold a cow for
$50. 90 and a calf for $1,000 last
week; but the buyer, not being
learned in the way Of cow
punching" was unable to drive
them both, and so he had to
back out" on the calf deal.
A commotion was heard at the
barn of C. A. Sperling one morn
ing last week; and, when the
cause of the noise was located,
it was found to be Charley him
self Just recovering from the ex-
citement occasioned by the fact
that he was the sudden owner
of a $100. 90 Observation-Disclosures
high mule colt.
Last week Frank King took
his new twO-row cotton planter
out for a trial. The chain that
manipulates the cogs was too
long, so he took out a link then
it was too short. After working
a half day, he gave it up as un-
adjustable and called on his
neighbor Tom Sperling for as
sistance. All Tom did was to
make a short link out of baling
wire his pauacea for all Disabled
machinery, and Mr.. King went
on his way planting and rejoic-
ing.
SHORTY.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-08
Railroad Time Table
Gasl(
EAST BOUND
| .ocal News Items

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
T. Ryan went to Lawton Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin went to
Lawton Monday.
Geo. Walker went down to
Lawton Tuesday.
Mrs r. C. Choens went to
Lawton Wednesday.
Joe Virgins and family have
moved back to Elgin.
Geo. Walker and Jim Crofford
went to Fletcher Wednesday.
e. MCPHERSON, formerly of the
Bank If Elgin, was a Lawton
visitor Monday.
G. B. Stackhouse has put down
brick sidewalk in front of his
new barber shop.
Ryand and Walcott shipped a
car load of hogs to Oklahoma
City Thursday last.
Mrs. w. E. G. Humphries and
daughter, Miss Vera, returned
from NARROW Tuesday night.
We believe that beans would
prove profitable field crop in
this country. If not, why not?
Mrs. Henrietta Sperling will
leave on this mornings train for
Rush Springs, to visit with a
number of her children for some
hree weeks.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-08

G. B. Stackhouse re-
tr, d from Chickasha, where
nad been attending q family
reusion with her brothers and
sisters, Thursday afternoon.
She reports . most happy occas-
ion.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-08

,larence Stackhouse and wife,
of Fletcher, were in Elgin Sun
day. visiting with his parents
sn friends. Miss Thyllis Stack
no ecccmpanied them back to
File eher for few days visit.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-05-08

II P. Wettengel, President of
the Bank of Elgin, went up to
Ok oma City Sunday night, on
bus ness, and returned home
Tuc31ay afternoon.
E.Ina Misses McPhersons, who
haga been visiting relatives in
the northern part of the State
for some three months, returned
home a few days ago.
J. E. Weber is having the old
leaky roof taken off the side an
mex of the Weber Hardware
building. preparatory to replac-
ing it with one of corrOgated
iron.
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foGrtia fein, unb Dein ihnddsrss 8es
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SD fiirhtete, paf Die 9rauiamfett pef
arantbeit 9eroas Seele truben, iis IN
her Staub 8ieben tperos, fiirhtete, oaf,
lie ihren 8er3iht auf Die 8nabe eins5
ldrqeren 2ebens bereueu rpiiroe. 4ber
tapfer bieIt lie itanp, uno friiber, ais
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fdlummert. "
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Utdnner fiihlten ben Geiit osrienigsH
lid ndbe, Die emit bier gedtbmet bate.
Ia 1puroe e8 i'm 9intergrunoe Des
8artenS leben0ia.
Die orine 3hur ging auf, cine
6rau trat beraus unb itellts Iih nsbeu
Ole SdIpeQe. Damn tamen piele tletue
Sinoer, INNER paarDeiIe. 4nahen
uno MGDaen. 0raubeu fdbten iis Iih
hei ben 6Gnoen, tdn5ten Hingelreibe1
uno funqen bu3u: nRingsI, Rinse..
Geibsn. glumen brtngt Der WaieH..."
n8erous 8ermG6tnib". Iagte Msnz
trcpp leiis.
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Qn8tudrtiHe Ntdrtte.
Rem Nors. 2s. December

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Nsi,en. - syar gRai 90L-s0Ic, an
6dIuk s0he; far gull ssI - SIC, am
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gentner.
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1885 per 100 Bfb.-Hlr 5anuar tlOT2K-
l0.T7H. am ShluS f10.T2K fir Nai
11.03H-11.12H. am Shtus s11.024.
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grenmeriss 22--36e per Bfuns.
eier - Rars. unosrdnoers.- .-Crhiwars
erhs ss-alKe, firts 3lh SlAs per
Tuseub.
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Nafieraonb non s.s CUB unb fdnt.

9ittsbara, ga. - Der Jlub bat eineu
WoHeraonb pon s.s 1ub unb fdut
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eifen Malierkano BON 10 CUB uno ftei8t.
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nen Waiisrftanb pom 1853 JuB unb iteist.
garfersburg. W. Ba. - Ter 5luB
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gatftttsburs, &p. - Ser Stub bal
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gpanspille, Jnb. - Der Stub bat
einen Waflerfano BON S.5 5uB uno iteigt.
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fsraaHo poH 80 Jub une fdat
Dtempbts, 7enn.-0er SluB Bat ct nen
Baiierftano bon 9.5 5uB uno faat.
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e4nte finb hetig. - Central Nmeriea
20Ht, 0s9pta 3oH-30Kc.
1sSsr ID feft. - bemlod EYtS 3e--sos
isesHbS 3e--39c.
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bon etesrs @2o.36-ss.oo, Rsb ess.S5--
33.75.
cs.f mar etie-SamiIs slsoo-so.oo,
Sket et6.00-1e.60
gnt NeGt4 paren itetig.-- Ospbietls
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Shinfen 1yKe.
Gamaf, taum itstis. - U1ibbIe HeH
srima go. 0-10.7O; Raffnirtes mar ruhig.
Sentiment eii.So 8. 4. Si2U1 COMPOUND
5ss--8Hc.
K ials mar rubis.- Brine giss ,u ss.e.
Gsnntrs s--s4e, Special 71se.
0sa n 10 off fasmsn. Osl lit rubig
4rima Sommer 9elbeS ts.70.
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psrl 6aIf Ss.3S; Sarr.Is ts.75; GaieB
e11.2b.
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15--26e.
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li&eS 10 axteS el.OO-410.
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REFS 1T rubig.-einbsimifder sK-ss.
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gpeu Kettle, gutter bis dolce, s5--55e.
0uder-Neber un9eregelt. --KuSeasats
50 Ten, 2.73e, Centrifugal % Ten 3.24c.
kelafeS. 8u6er 80 Ieft 2.4se. Raf.
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$40, Woulb Il. 4.s0c, gubes4.40e, ,8pubereb
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Re. . 1.Sse. 30. Z 1.s0c, No. 8 s.s6e, Rs. .
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gtneinnati. %. Tejember 1S1s
lie HaAfslssnben Custiransen bssislea
- Kus aRf ensrsB. IrsnsAstisnsx 0si
nsinsren oef6af ten Ussssa stSaS lb1sss
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1880 7. -.
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Rinopi. - Die 9ufubr mar beute
esring, bic atatfraae nur mhBis uno bic
Rreiie ftstia. Wildfahe bIteben ebenialls
unperdnberi i'm Rrelie.
Shnere S.iere 1s.75--s.00, grtra ss.f5.
CAlex es75-s.0o. fyIeiT4eYhisrs t515-
7.25, auSerls'sns biz ertra e7S0-7.T5, 8ei.
fers a.. 1910. Grtra S715-7 sc, ,&abs $3.50
-S.T5. auSerl.iens Bis eytra S5.s5-sa5.
GanaerS e3.00--4.25, 6toderS une Seebers
es.TS-7.ss, 6ts6.Ssifers eA.75-S.s5,grtr
t5.s6--600.
Butls n.-Bei nur mdtissr 3uiabr
mar Der Warit heute ieit.
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es.7o-c.4o ersra ts.4o--S.oo, fetis Duaen
t6O0-S.60.
adlber-9is 9ufubr mar serins unb
Der Narit ifetis.
Grtra s1a.Oo. fair bis CUTE Isi4t. $3.50
ITS. erbinays uno srobe e6o0-il.00.
nen mar heute seriHg uno oieStahirase gut.
lie Yreiie itiesen Nm l5e. - Ssi1te Rer.
ianotlcrtsH uno Terisl ftie8en mn l0c.
Glu bis auSerIe'ens Ne.pa4ungS. ". 6leis
i6erforten $s.05--S.1o. eyhinhrs BIB auser.
leiens iapers fstts 6aue e4.60-7e0. gytra
tTe5. 6tass S4.35 - 6.s6, ieihte Der.
ianbtiorteH eT.75-7.so. 1erteI BON ITO
Hfunh nnb senlssy e6.50-7.70.
8 6afe uRb "a m m er.-T lie 3ufuhr
mar beute serirs uuo Der Warit tart.
Gaafe. - EYtra e4.4o. sute biS aus
eriefens t4.0o- ASS, orbiRdss Biz Sute $3.50
--375, Sahrlinas &4.6o-5.S0.
2Anmer-ggtra bra&ten s7.s5, Suis Biz
auSerieiens e7.25-1.75. srbinArs bA eats
ts.7o-7.00, Sdbriinse N.o0-5.o0.
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9fuk.Na&ri&ten.
Ginciunatt. 81. Te,emter.

INV IWHNk y So NtttFfrtf.
Am Gineinnatier 7iffrift III Der slub i'm
eteiaen beeriiisn. Gsitera Mbeno batte
bsEielbe bel bieiiser Siabt einens s1aferitano
poH l6.ss5ub.
Die folsenben 7epeiAea trofrn pdbreno
esD stkri0sn IGoeS bies eil !.
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Gliesss. 20. Tesember 1918.

G2utiue -esidte e7.45 -- 7.s0. &C..
niidte e7.55--705. fAueSe o7.6o--s.00,
raats e7.8o - 40. 6ersel oo.5o - 7.so.
Narft uHsersse!i.
UeepeI es.T6-0 10, fsyaS
6tiers oe.sS--TSO. weltlide Stiere 9o.l6--
1856, Gss6srs uns HeeberS $500 - T.55.
eAls une beiisrs % S0--S.60. &AIter e7.00
--l1.00. usarft iietig anb etwas h0ter.
eAsfe aammer. --G6afs: Gin.
bsiniiAs S4.e0-s.0o. 5alstiRse eo.70-700,
@effli&e t4.00-<.90.
02uEer: Ginseimif4e e6.oO--S.s5. Weft.
lid,e AS.81-T.S0. Ytarft ttetig.
Sufntr - GdDeiae 1900, Ni.bSieb
$500, GAafs unb 2dmMer 1900
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27

Ss~so sMS UxsSsW " MI VeoL
Ode .on eaas wuroe ~ 3 - ~ aus.
gelle1tn uHo fhloB 81 34--skg.
stma ysfhiftspapiers purDen ~ 5sl -
ok< bissontirt.
Sterling erAanas n it,uoh.--
Si1t ~ t4.S5 uHo GsMusreiag au $50 4
--4s07s.
panoes. Obfjeattonen paren Ite.
ZIG nno 'ouroen wie folst auctirt:
Ger. Staten Refunoirune . 071 geb.
: rsghrirse 1i01--11fk, Coupons 11O
geb.. - resiftrirte i021<--toe, gpuysns
lmA-l03, Hanama Resikrsb - SoA
aeo, DO. Coupon 81. o9H--i0o4.
afiieHmarft.-- --Dleid, bon Der GrDFi.
nuHg On nar ber Wargf ftnrf unb bic 9rsiis
nisasH. HeaoiHg nor tcnoneebenn. 3is
an'parisbeUe9Ius belt iait ununierbtod,su
pis sum ShinB an uno BITE Shlusnotiruns
gen sr9abeu iait ourhwea 6,sninns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27

NetssM - Marlt fer. - no. 65--
C6s, no. 3 30. 6S--64t. No. 4 bo. $500.
0ern e.--Sao. 2 Binter 65--70c, ND. 3
bo. c0--o5e, Wo. : Spring 7o--Sls SO. 8
DO. 62-70c per Bu.
0hiSfn.
DIR Marft mar ffetis. Dertauft wurben:
500 HbIs. GiftinerS Dinifbes 0oobS auf
Der Cats pen 11.S5 per 0allone.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27
Oieb mdrtte.

Cincinnati. 20. 7essmber 1918
8ufulr une fsrfaHot nahrenb ees per.
lcFenen - Stun6sn, perelitsn nit bex
SsytsraeSsnsen 8 Iasen. uaren ris iolet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27

In umIdte TN hteIisen GfeartnaIsufe
eeisefen HA psufe aul s5,ss0, 500.
ssisi.sffHsssaseu.
Ter Warit mar heuie fIan unb bic preif,
gtorad'. Serfauli nurbsn:
an Der g6rfe
. Gftien Cine. Gas & Glee,rte Go. ~
Sm offsntn Warfte.
$4,000 Gupatooao Go. ~ 1875. fo1 So
$1,000 Start 60. 5g 1918. ... IOl.75
Wohltshenes fabsae psn TIM kisHsea
Warif beflnolihen Bombs uus Nstien siebt
c's oifiSieuen Guotirunaen an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27

"
NE Henlsn Dafen bsute nit moutiu.,
arbsifen itdri teihdftiet, bod, par bits9ad,.
frass HaA Garisben nur ni1Bio nnb (Belo
IN sfwaS wiuiSer. Tie Hanien beretnsten
fnr Tasieben .on salI1 81 unb bisfontifs
zen QsfdldffsVspiers ebsnfaas An 8g. Gun
ben Rafifrn muroeH 9arieben .ou raua
une auf 8sif ~ 6X-eS placirt.
Hssta ast NsS usss
DufDsn IN pcsi swiiden gan!sn psrIouft.
1ie GouHferyate bstragt Sos Yramn per
e100n
0sAfN ass ensssa.
iao aetis. - Die fslatnssn CastirusQen
finb 81 beri&tsm:
HenbcH, . faae sid,., s4.ss Der r. 90
1a9t gi&t, A.sf psr e.: Raris. 3
1aee ei6t SIS Jranfs per sio0; 60 Ysoe
ei@f, BIS Brcncs per 800; fir Ieufi4ianb
41ase Si6i. Nars s5x-ss4, 30. 90
xaDs Gtdf, p4k-e4kr.
1onmtHtorp Bins auf qcnbou wurbex
ku M90K. auf 0loSesn ~ also unb uuI
csifaff ~ 3A.704 usrfaaii.
snsss.cb1ssnssssL
AasA4
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9&eli@er Wearttteridbt It.

gtneinnati. -. DECEMBER 1918.
lie HsAfslssnben Custisnnsen bseislsH
- Kar aaf ensrsS. rsnsAstisnsx. 0si
neRsren oef6at ten DssssH stSaS tA1sss
Dgsife ksreARet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27

AxAer.-- Ereife finb itetis. MafHnirter
Gnt 2eaf 5.60e. poweereb 4.9oc, cubes 5.D5e,
sranalateb 4.T)c, GonfeetionerS ~ 4.65e,
on ~ 45O-4.T0e. neiSer eytra .Gs
A.40-4.45e. erira .Gs 4-3S-4.35t, crbixk.
rsr edber 4.15-4.20e.
NctaFfes IN ftetia - Reu Crfeans
Open Nettls 4s-6Se, Genfrifugal 20-o0e
Der 0allone.
Heis-&auiAana Hauss b.ab 5K-7e,
byima S4--SHe, orstnaser Ax-Ss, Japan
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-05-22
Dogs and Cats.

We always tax mans loving friend,
the dog, that's faithful to the end,
the hapless critter; and If the dog
tax isn't paid We plant the bowwow
with a spade, mid wailing bitter; We
put poor Fido in the pound or see
that he is promptly drowned or else
beheaded: the tax unpaid, the can
inc race is always liable to face a
fate that's dreaded. And anger
burns within our Stats when thinking
of the way cats are always favored,
for cats are wicked, sneaking brutes,
with midnight vampires in cahoots,
and evil savored. They prowl
around at night and steal, and on
your rooftree squawk and squeal
when you'd be sleeping; they always
have some Eendish scheme to swipe
the liver or the cream and set YOU
weeping. They do not guard yonG
home by night in which good bow
vows take delight) OF herd tbs
chickens; they do not drive the COWS
away or work the churn or pull the
sleigh, but raise the dickens. They
ara of no use, the silly cats, except
to make a Bluff at rats and ? cen,
mouses; they shosld be taxed to
beat the band, until they're driven
from the land and from our houses.
1t isn't fair to put the dog on the
assessors catalogue and skip the
tabby: it isn't right to tax the pup
and pass the ding-donged tomcal
up-such treatments shabby.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-05-22

forests of the uneedle- leaved" trees
are so health giving? If the theory
of Prof. lemstrom, of Helsingfors.
is correct, this can now he explained,
for the uneedles" act on the atmos-
pher as generators of electricity,
so that TIE trees are always sur
rounded by electricity and Conse-
quently by ozone. Prof. Lemstrom
began his researches in this direc-
tion by studying the uses of the
spikes or "beards" of gram wheat
and rye) which he found to be gen.
orators of electricity which the plant
requires for It's proper development.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1913-05-22
Shooting Saturday Night.

There was considerable excite
ment created about s O'Clock last
Saturday night when Chris Myers
shot and dangerously wounded
Austin Pepper. Both are colored
men, and both were drinking, it is
claimed. The shooting occurred
near Myers home, next to the old
cemetery, and Myers using a shot
gun The load taking effect in Pep
per's head and chest, one eye being
shot out and dangerous injuries in
tlicted to the face and body, though
it is thought he will recover. An
examining Trial was held in police
court Yesterday morning, and on
the evidence produced Myers was
held over TO the grand jury under a
$500 bond, and on his failure to
give same, he Is in Jail. The at
tack was not justified, from all re-
ports.