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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13

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bil6ung. 9ii6lnn6eit, 8eI6rdHtbsit oas
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rnb uuIsr 9ntertfs bur4 bic bobt
8sbtutung BET 9oaettipltiTtangen eeIeFelt
uirb, pomit ni6t bIob bic aloemtine Bill
bung uno bic Crguuiiotionsgabe be5eust
piro, Ionbern bas tifriee, ssDiHtnhdFie
uAb Huge Sueindnoernirten 5ablreiher
ardfte, bic, ein5slu genommen, berdrtige
ibermdbige Qeiitungsn nidt bdtten eripars
ten laTen, - ba5u bdnn bic trgdnacnos
GrI6einuug bes regtn @eiitesltbeus in
taulenb Stdbtsn iopie bic sdnBe 4tmos
ipbdre, bic bic ein5elnen um9iebt uno bcrs
einigt: bic 5amiIie, bic poeiie, bic Wuiit,
bic peitperbreittts gtitiss alltur. Sffens
bar mub es melt leihttr fallen, In bas
cine als in nds anbere ginblid su erbdIs
ten: fe(6it BET 1pben anipriiden nirb man
bic 2efunsfn Der tiidtissn Minbsr3abl
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hes beridiungeneu Outidsu 9tbens pirb
ME Elm 6rember obne bingebenbe Wiibes
poliuHg uno o1ns bic tauienb GiblidIter
Der aie6t treriinbeR. Sisrmit baben mir
aber nur bic cine 6dlFte bss nnbrsn Sa4s
psrbaIis berborgebobtn; BEL bfr 9etra4s
tuus zines 2ebeuoigm eiebt es gu isber
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qeben in Granirsia ais GeIammterlhsis
urnq piiatern unb eeiitesarm, unO oaS
cine paris nur Ip5uIdesn cine arontide
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2aRos nirgsnbs etipds entIpriht; nimmt
man aber aus Der 0osn franS6ftfdsn Or
idmmtbeit ben sinsslHen 8irger oosr
gauern chna Wahl bsraus, man pirb fih
taft INNER poraiigIi9 NIT inn untsrbals
len: 5f1ar btipsst fid Iein 9eiIt ~innsrbdlb
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henb, feline i'm @srbdItnis sur beutIhen
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13

aud in ben maHiersn btIte6t tetn llniers
Ibisb 3piiten benz 6ei5er unb BEN Qrds
itbeuteR Der aepublit: 50flateit, Ginfdh.
belt uub Giderbft, glei69ett 3uiIhtn
WtnIh unb Meni9; ni6ts BON BEN mite
telaIterIidu J~irlsfaH5 bsuti6er Rdneprb.
nutsn un6 Geierlihteiten. 8d6ur6 iuitb
6runtreih 3pn augenebmIten adHb bst
gan3en Welt; bdrum lit @eIeuIAaft
loBit eine 2af - bort Elm @trgaigen.
W}dn beritebt, bdB Der G%ngldnbsr, Der
einmaI brei Wlonatt Gerieu ba5u btripens
bet, in 5raHtrei4 inter 8ranjoIm al Ies
ben (eine neueroings ber6reitete Gitte), aus
ridttbrt NIT elmer 5itmIih ausrt6mben
0orfsaung bieies @oltes. 8es gran3oIen
Seele bal nidt eerdoe bel 5u 5eiosn, bod
nerbirat tie ni6t5; Der Gi1brud tn barum
ab%serunoet unO abseidloFtn. @oesgsn
Der Gn9ldabtr, ber u~nnDrbaeitet
orei Wlonate in 9eutTdfdnb 5ubrinat (fpte
oas friibtr bielfa4 geIAaD, einsn einieis
iigen. SuidaigeR unb beriDorrenen Gins
brud mitnebmen fpirb. Den tbpiiden
Geufi9en rpeHl man Bon einem ToImen
i~ibsrbaupt reosa tann - trifFt tr niht
auf BEN GiIenbdHnftig; unb, Sat IL bas
Slid, bel ibm singtflbrt at iptrbtn, biss
fer Beuti6s briuet bieaeiht - tDie mans
der Observation-Disclosures, ben ID iennt
ben gdn5sn aben1 taum ersi ggorte tibsr
bie qippsn. 0ber ober er fpirb 70 srs
bdrnrungslos sriinblih, bog BEN orntn
G~ttaldnbtr Elm Mliblrdb i'm aopfe herun,.
se1t. Ober bas geFiibt Hr5mt iibsr, unb
Der GHsl6n6sr tniflisbt. aura, bier
bsrEi6t nidt Der Sbpus, lonbern BE Qtrs
ION, unb fat itber 8eutIde BON gebtu,
tuus forbert, baB Der anbtrs feline Geels
mad i9m hinaufs ubsr binabFimms; bos
erI9ipert ben umeang.
Ulan bsgrsiFt, peIfe beIonbers lief sius
9nsibsnbeu 5OIssu has 0srbot, Bic beuts
i9s 6prahe 5u lsrnsn, fir Bic @tsIsbuns
gen alpil4en gnsIanb uub GsuIhIon0
nab FA sIsHsn mubts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13

gum Regiment 5urild3utsbr,u, erlannt
bat, baun 3ptiftIt man ni6t LANCER an
Der gdhiateit 0es bsatf6eu 6eeres, nod
fhperere Quf8abtn 8u l0Itn, al5 bic ibni
itbt geIttnt ftnb.
4ngeT6ts Der unerf5rt sroBeu WaFtn.
bic BE 5einoe 8iGtihldnbs gtgeu Isir.
@rtn5m perfsn, toRnie man siutu 4uams
Bid geutist istH 3u frdgen, Oh bic alf
CABIN niht Biz arait 6er btuiI6tH
5trtitfrGfte iiberheiatB. User bitie Smell
Fel iapinoen uoalauoig, Deun mon siRen
Girblid in bas GrfabpsIsu srhali, Oas
feet nit elmer uHer66ytm Strait uno 8es
nauigteit an ber arbstt 1T. 1as griabs
rtieH beg otutidtn 6tsrss ldbt nidt
allein Elm auffiqtn nllsr 9iiteu BET ben
5ronttruppsn 5u, ioubern lit gleia3sitig
imjtan6e, ale bic Experimentation
nep3ubilben, bic fir cine ipeitere Strait
mtnidluug n6tbig nerbtn tonrei. Die
beutIfsn aaIerHen ftnb g~egenip6rtig iibcrs
poa unc pttbtu auis Wsue nit 6otooten
geidnt peroen, bic ale bolsr llnssouIo
barauf t~parteu, our Grout ssf6idt q. mere
ben. 8as peiB man aud in ShDtom.
mtnigtr betanBt lit bier lpohl, ipis man
ohue Sdpierteteit ben groben 8ebarf an
Wdfftn, WoHturtn unb Qusriiiiungsass
otuitdnotn bedtn fam. 70 bpB iebtr Gols
bat unb is0e 9ruppenabthsiiuug tets nit
bolitdn0ig neutr unb m~orosrner 8tpaffa
nung uno Qusrihung dusriidt. Gs III
meine 6etimmte Qufiht. Oab an 5tsls
Der %abipanmng, bic man mad msbr ais
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13

fer qhiffaFuna BEG beuiihn @oltes, bas
ben aritg ala ibm pom itinsn deiuom
ouFeunungeH anftht. cine ntit HdrieEs
unb ptribbplsu Strait aIs cine Mtngt
B%unbssgenoFtH In Der fFUtm rein milis
t1ril6tr Mahimititl bisien ldHn. aud
bort man bes bsutIhn @oltts Wiaeu ni@i
dasin oabeim. 81 jtbem Wl1nu an Der
6ronl oriugt oie beimatblihe Stimmung,
GitgtsiDdnI6e unD Silgespilt. 8ass
itlbs @erlaHgeu mad eingm faertu 6riss
ben bebetridt jeben SoIodten, dbtr aud
6erielbs unerIhltterlide Wias. alts 30
upFsya. auf baB Der 6rie0en nidt Blob
cine SluIiOR, ionbtrn cine LANCE Mirllihs
felt perbe. Dmn man 70 Elm itdrleg uno
trdfiiges Boil in 4afftn r In bcs 0ortes
bonIter unb iboniter 8ebmtunQ - iiebt
unb iprthen bort, 70 gloubt man Th elmer
untpiberItebliAeH 0aturtraft oegtuabtr.
Msine meinuug paB 8tutltIanos gss
~qenpdrtige GeinDe es in militdriitu
pinInt uidt btitgsn fonntn, iptro ueis
ter babura beltdiigt haB man in Geutlhs
lamb BON ge9inn hes aritgss an au1
nit ber Ml0eliateit gr6Bsrtr Doriber,
9eberber WliBcrfplgt gtrshHtt bdt. Bon
oieIem bsrniinftigeu qusqangspuatt auE,
Der aud pdbrenb 6er 9sriooe bes idnets
fen fegreiheu 8or0rdueenB Der Qrnun
auf biels WaBHnbmsn Der beutidtn 6ees
reslsitung b%eiimmsHo sinipirtte bat man
r- ~
geeiguete anItdIten gttrofien, i'm aud
einem gr6Btrtn MiBerfolg bic Gaptyt
Der 5olgsn 3l rebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13

rsidta S,ubuHrielen uno 8ertretern otr
4an6piIt6I4aft erkalitn babe, 5sbeus
faas lit in 3sutiaIaRo feline Aeoe bon
einlm qebansmiitelm1ngtl psber fir BAG
g~fgmDlrtioe rcd fit bas tommenoe
Ssd6r. 3afiir biirae bu Gang bes gss
p0lulifln tdalihen qsbens, pis i'd ibn
in ber perl6ieonen gestnosH oes 8tuts
idsn Rti6ls bfobaHteu tonatt. 8tr 8us
Bafs uno Bic p0rhauDsnt Wleuge BON Sc
bsusmittsln iino fat Gar nihi BON &riege
beeir ituBt porocn. Dds Seigt iid al ben
gsbydngt bofeH 9isbfdasn auf BEN
omoc, an ban gut bsaeuttn Modern, bic
man ii6traa fttt. uH0 idlicBIi6 an Der
reihith Dorbanbenm liRoliteH 4rbtitss
trait. Die beuiihe 2dnbpirtbI@aft TT
na6 BEN einitimmigtu llrtbeil elmer gros
Bsrta 3abl tltiner uno groBer 9utsbss
ibtr, NIT benm if iprdh, imitaHoe, i'm
nddntn pie IN baH psittrsn Sabrtn cine
ar6Bsre S6pifrigteitsn sine meme Sadt
aub Grnte 3u itaiin. Btun man ni4t
ron elmer auappbeit In BEN gum Seben
n%otbptnOi9en 9ingu rsbsn tam. ME
bid neniger bon elmer R9tb.
Die milifdriiden 6iIisquttItn 8eltIhs
idnog baltic ih 70 gut ME untridopTIia.
Bel ben etnem l~risgiibrtnofn 2anoe gu
geboie febenbgn 6ilfsmitteIn unterI6eis
ba mar bic Gtrtittrdfte, bic iih Dor BEN
GeiHbt b~eFiReen, uHb Bic GrIebuHg bes Iss
berctn unb ipbtsn Materials. bas bas
2anb ber ariegsleit1hg sur 4uHltaun8
or @erlufliiden mb CUR Ghdffnng
The bee., 1915-08-24

John d. Hutton was in G Va.
Tenn, Sunday.
Chas DOyAl was in Nasty !. 81
business Sunday.
MrP. Ed Simpson and EOrF -
Henderson, arrived in the ci y SUI .
day to pay . short visit to l'rtS'-
ents and friendF.
w. A. Toombs left this mon il >
for Clay to be gone several Gays "I'
business.
Willis Farmer is in CROTCH tLt ay
vislting friends.
Mesdames Vera Gillilsf ar" b. :
ty Hardy, Of CeruleAn 81 r'uGs, 80
in the city visiting Miss EuHy Ha' '
for . few days.
Miss Meta Carr Fai me- 81 No, =
sonville, was in the cry Ntti.Itt.
visiting friends.
Frank McGary, trtv. Iirp tbl,,.
man Of Louisville, vat IN tcwr /"
day.
The bee., 1915-08-24

BORN to Mr.. and Mrs. Boze D.
Draper, 81 inst, q fine 10 ID. boy.
Mother and child DOH g nicely while
Boze is all smiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blackwell
spent the weekend at Evansville
visiting friends.
5000 will pay all expenses on the
Mammoth Cave trip Sept. 4th, this
includes railroad fare Darlington to
Evansville and return, dinner and
transferring Of baggage at Evans.
vile, Steamboat fare, meals and
berth on board, two routes and board
at Cave hotel. This will be the last
trip the steamer Evansville will
make to the Cave this season. Par
tv will leave on Train 50 Saturday
September 4th,
Geo. Winters, Of Jacksonville, was
in town Sunday.
Ned Barnes, who has been work
ing in Howell for the past few weeks
returned home Saturday.
Miss LOWE Dukes, of Madison
VILE, was In the city yesterday af-
ternoon visiting friends.
NJ. X. Burke, of Mt. Vernon, his,
is in the city visiting friends.
II 1t does, or does not rain. the
Epworth League Ice Cream Supper
will be just the same. II it does not
rain 1t will be on the Lawn at the
home Of Miss Eliza Robinson, if II
does rain 1t will be at Watts Old
Stand. Don't miss 1t.
Little Eunice Brien, Of Evansville
is spending several weeks with he
grandfather NJ. Hanna. Sr, and hi
family.
1T. Yates, OF Oak Hin, was he y
Saturday.
Percy Stewart, OF MAdisOnvil >
was In the city Sunday.
Robert DeMOss, Of MadisOnViI-
was IN town Sunday afternoon.
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brow
. me boy. Mother and Baby 'r'
dong nicely and Harry 10 ali smile
The bee., 1915-08-24

LOnnie YEt-s Of Oak Hill, was in
town yesterday.
w. G. Mcleod, Of MadisOnvilIe,
was In town on business ) esterca,
Carl Rayhrrn was il st. Charles
Sunday Afternoon.
House Blackwell wa in ST. Char
les Sunday afternoon.
George Kirkwood, OF the Suthard
Country, was in town yesterday.
N. o. Whitford was in st. Charles
Sunday.
Miss Annie Knox, of the Richland
Country, was In town yesterday.
Jno D. Cothran spent Sunday at
Oak Hill.
Miss Ida Lee Sisk left Saturds,
morning for a weeks visit to frienct
in Dixon.
Mr.. and MrF. Will Deveny al d
Miss May Phillips, Of this city, Will
leave In few days for q visit Il,
Hot Springs, Ark.
The bee., 1915-08-24

We have a few more Of the Art
craft Mexican War rugs that 90 with
the Bee for $3.50 extra. Better gel
one now.
Tom Blair was in the county sea-
Monday.
Mrt. G. J. Hutchinson was in Mad.
isonville Saturday afternoon.
Misses Mildred and Minnie Pyle
Of Hopkinsville, have returned home
after few days visit to friends.
Tom Ryan was in MadisonvIlle
Friday night.
Every family in Hopkins COUNTY
can have . new set Of dishes by tax
ing the somI-Weekly Bee and pay.
ing $500 extFs.
MrS. Frank KeArn was In Madison
willie Saturday.
Mr.. and Arp. Walker, OF Manning
tOp, are in the city visiting their
daughter MrP. Monroe Long.
Miss Robbie Bernard WAA in Mad
iSonvIlle Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Dick MeAcham Was in Madi-
sonvIlle Saturday afternoon.
This 10 . good proposition. The
Darlington Bee, the WomAn's World
and . 96.piece set Of dishes all for
"a 90.
Miss Lorraine Marking, Of Louis
vile, who has been visiting Miss
Hazel FAwcett for several weeks re-
turned home Sunday.
Harmon Vaughn, who has been
visiting in North Carolina for sew
eral months. was in the city Sunday
Nell COthran was in OAkhill Sun
day afternoon.
MrP. Q. NJ. Hale was in Madison
VILE Saturday and Sunday visiting
her aunt Mrs. Oldham.
Have you seen the handsome bIus
and gold S6.piece dinner set the
Darlington Bee is giving with each
yearly subscription and $500 extra.
Mack Lynch, of Dawson, was in
MAdisonville Friday night at the
dance.
Ural HSrdwick, of jacksonville,
was In the city on business Monday.
Chas. Barnett was in Mortnns Gap
Monday on business.
Miss Alexander, of Lexington, was
In the city Monday in the interest
of Hamilton College.
Miss Katherine Blair lie visiting
friends in Henderson this week.
The bee., 1915-08-24

The Bee and the diahes; that's
the time.
George Robinson was In Madisoh-
VILE Saturday night.
Paul King and Neal Spillman we're
in MadisonvIle Saturday night.
Mrs. Edgmont Jones. Of Hopkins
vile, spent Sunday in MsdisonvIlle
with her sister Mrs. Reese.
Clarence Glvens, Of Dixon, was in
Madisonville Friday night at the
dance.
LOST-Black pocket book, con
tanning some silver, two L. & N.
tickets and a bunch of keys, on road
from Madisonville to Heols and
darlington. Finder may keep mon
ey and return purse and keys.
Kosscie Branch
4l6 e. Arch 81.
jacksonville, KY.
Mrs. Joe Blondin who has been
visiting in Kansas City, has return
ed home.
Hugh Blair returned home FRI
day night from an extended tour in
the East. He also visited England
while gone.
Mrs. q. r. Hunter and son Rodger
who have been visiting friends in
Pensacola, Florida, returned home
Sunday morning after a very pleas
ant visit.
Miss Anna Knox, Of the country,
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
G. J. Norwood, Chief Inspector OF
Mines, OF Lexington, KY, was in
the city Saturday on business. Col.
Norwood's darlington friends we've
delighted to see him AgAip.
The bee., 1915-08-24
NOW HER FRIENDS
HARDLY KNOW HER
BHt This Does Not Bother MES.
Burton, Under The
Circumstances.

houston, Texas.-ln an interesting
letter from this city, Mrs. S. c. Burton
writes - follows: 81 think II Is my duty
10 tel you what your medicine, Cardld,
Ehe woman's tonic, has done for me.
Twas down sick with womanly trouble,
and my mother advised several different
treatments, bSrt they didn't seem 10 do
me any good. ] fingered along for three
OF four mouths, and for three weeks. J
was In bed, 90 sick couldn't bear for
aay Que 10 walk acrossthe floor.
My husband advised me to try Cardd,
he Woman's tonic. have taken two
bottles Of cardTi, am feeling fine, gained
IS pounds and do all Of my houseworG.
Friends hardly know me, am so well"
n you SuffeT rom any Of the ailments
70 common 70 women, don't allow the
trouble to become chronic. Begin taking
cardd to-day. II Is purely vegetable,
lts Ingredients acting In a gentle, natural
way on the weakened womanly constitu-
don. You run no risk In trying Cardui.
II has been helping weak women back to
health and strength for more than so
yearS. II viii help you. At all dealers.
WFits tos chattsnooga Medicins Co.. Ladies,
Advisory Dept, Chattanooga. Tenn, for Special
Instructions On your case and o. page book, HONE
esoAtmant fer WSnen." sent In plain wrapper. E6o-b
The bee., 1915-08-24
News of the 7Own
"Good mOrningI Have
yUu seen The Courier?
HAnsYille's best paper

SCNA S@AS WA AOA
&vansvile's best paper"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rule and little
granddaughter Margaret will leave
today for = few weeks visit to Tyree
Syringe, Tennessse's famous health
resort.
MF. and MrP. Edgar Majors and
little son arrived Sunday for . visit
70 Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Coyle.
You will enjoy . meal at BroWr-
ing BroP. Restaurant, MAdisonvilie,
KY. One block north OF L. q N.
depot. Meals 26cts. Ticket for 81
meAls $500. I'm.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. GianninI, Jr.,
and little son OF Dawson are spend
Ing the week with bis pArents.
Mrs. A. a. MoorebeAd, OF this city
IL spending . few days with her
mother IN DepoY, KY.
Mr.. and MrP. Dan N. Evans and
sons Miller and Ben, who have been
AutOmObiling in Tennessee for the
past week have returned home.
While on this trip they visited in
Chattanooga, Lookout Mountains
and other points Of interest.
Are You going with rs on the
Mammoth Cave trip September 4thP
5000 in subscriptions will give you
. free trip TO the Mammoth Cave
with the Bees party on September
4th. Are you goingP
Messrs Bob FeAtherston, Kenneth
Nisbet, John Moore, Walter Stadle-
man, John Hanna and Clarence Ma.
lOney were in MadisOnville Friday
night at the dance.
Misses Frances McElfatrick and
Lena Davis were in Madisonville
Friday night at the Elks' dance.
The bee., 1915-08-24
A N, diclre Chest For 25o

Init. crest you have an excel
lent rem ~ tor iUUthAche, Blu rs.
Sprail.. ~ If Leck, BAckache. N u
ralgIs Z ma'ism aud for m"sl
emer .N.' e. One 25'. bottle OF
SlOa,. |. u4vLt does it Rll-thI1
bee ,u.. $50 lmerts are caused
BIZ E'I"u aI,i luttknIal Ui. i
va co.,. ak those who ust
s u..' |. 'u'ert, ~ netter Ntll
hr - ".te aid prove -. All
D.u 49,.
The bee., 1915-08-24
ENTHUSIASM.
Recommends Cham berlsin's Collie
Cholera ar iaIIh5ea Remedy

IT never a'e TO recOmmt l..
ChamberlsL. Z, I, Cholera ans
Diarrhoea r '"-"'v.' TIitrs SCI w J.
liams, me;t AZ jesse. TeLr. /
sell more " =. ,nau u! g.! U--.i
pTepArati' re 90 IKE character.
have used ~ invself and fOun1 II
gave more | lIst al anything -
i have ev ''iS' 'rr 'hS same pu"-
pose" o ..ainAble everywhere.
The bee., 1915-08-24

as Piles Cured In o TO II Days
Yoaf druggist will refund money II IAzo
OINTMENT falls to cure any case Of Itching
Blind, bleeding OF ProtTuding Piles In to Il dsys
The 6rSt application gives Rase and Rest Sk
The bee., 1915-08-24
4 Sweet Girl.

"She is dearer to me than ever"
Excepting up with the price Of sugar,
ehT-Houston Post.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-02-04

Albert Hartmann, from near Phillips,
Wis, narrowly escaped lynching when
his son was brought to the city by Sheriff
Hicks, loaded down with seven feet OIL
log chain and chunk OF railroad iron,
weighing twenty one pounds, as pun
ishment for having gone TO a dance
With the thermometer twentY-Six de-
grees below zero, the boy went to school
three days, walking three miles, before
the authorities interviewed. The heavy
chain was padlocked about the boys
neck and another paddock locked the
railroad iron TO the chain. The keys
were thrown into we'll, and it was nee
essary for the sheriff TO have a blacksmith
to cut the chain. The boys father said
his son went to dance and he was pun
ishing him for it.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-02-04
SHARPSBURG NEWS.

Charles T. Bussard, who has been ten
ant on one of the Wade farms, residing
near Antietam Iron works, will have sale
of his stock and farming implements on
February 4th. He has bought the FRANK
Reel property in this town ana VIII move
here after his sale. MI Bussard is d
carpenter and will Work at his traue
Fqps took a very sudden drop in our
town on Friday OF last week. Whiie Mr.;
Snooks' huckster wagon was being loaded
in 'front.' of Joseph Hammond's store the
bottom came out OF one OF the crates and
TIP dozen eggs were broken. -,
Victor Mumma, our eX-postmaster, Will
start farming on the farm Of S. S. Stoufter
where John Hoover farmed.
Auctioneer T. X. Swaine sold at public
sale before TIE McGraw Hotel the Mrs.
Mayberry Beeler property and the Kuhn
property. Frank Highbarger bought the
Mrs. Beeler residence for 81 ,057, and the
Kuhn property was bought by WHITFIELD
Grayson for ST ,320. Mr.. Grayson VIII
move in the lst OF April.
Charles Stride, who has been employed
at Pittsrurg, spent couple OF days win
his brothers here and then left for DC
coouan, Va; he is an iron bridge builder.
Johnnie Green, former resident OF our
town, now OF HagerStoWn, was reported
by the Kings Daughters as being very
much in need OF the necessities TO sustain
his family. Through the kindness OF the
citizens OF this town and near by quite a
nice sum was collected in cash, which
was used in the purchase OF groceries,
flour, corn meal, etc. number OF per-
sons gave meat, lard, etc. The amount
sent amounted to about $l2. II was de-
livered to Hagerstown by Houston Car
nahan's truck on Tuesday.
Iosephus Gross has rented the Mrs.
Fannie Spong farm at Burnside Bridge
and will move there April LIST. Mr.. Gross
has been living at Bloody Lane. Mr..
Cordell, who lives in the K: d. Fisher
house. will move in when Mr.. Gross
moves out OF the Reynolds house.
Pitts Farley, who has been assistant
agent at Antietam Station, left on We'd
nesday morning for Berryville, Va, where
he will take charge OF the freight office oil
the N. & w. Railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hall, who have
been residing near Baltimore, have rent
ed thehouse adjoining Frank Hotfmaster..s
and will move there the LIST OF April.
Mrs. Hall is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Johnson.
The Two Old ConfederateS and the
famous Southern Quartette will give an
entertainment in the Red Mems hall IN
this place next Tuesday, February 9Th.
Tickets are now on sale at M. L.. Burgan's
and at the poStoffice.
Miss Leona Renner, of HagerStown,
spent week here with her friend, Mis- S
Ella Hess. =.
Calvin MunSon, OF Hagerstown, is
spending a week with his cousin, Cyrus
Munson, at the Dunkard Church.
Rev. William Rogers is holding a week.
special services in the Methodist Church
in this place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-02-04
EFFECT OF GREAT KIDNEY REM
EDY is SOON REALIZED.

| feel if my duty TO let you know what
Swamp-Root did for me. was bothered
with my back for over twenty years and
at times could hardly get out OF bed.
read your advertisement and decided TO
try Swamp-Root. Used five bottles, and
il has been five years since used it, and
have never been bothered day since
took the last bottle OF it. ! am thorough
ly convinced that DR.. Kilmer'S Swamp
Root cured me and would recommend il
to others suffering as did.
My husband was troubled with kidney
and bladder troubles and he took your
Swamp-Root and it cured him. This was
about five years ago.
You may publish this letter If you
choose.
Very truly yours,
MRS. MATTE CAMFIELD,
r. F. d. No. 3 Gobleville, Mich.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 18th OF July, 1909.
ARVIN w. MYERS,
Notary Public,
for Van Duren Co., Mich.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-02-04

1T is agreed, OF course, that war is not
a pleasing festival, and as rule il is not
regarded asameans OF promoting altruiSm
or conducive 10 ethics. But the methods
used TO destroy lives and property in
Europe at the present time. especially on
TIE part of the Germans, if press reports
are 10 be believed, are distinctly unfair
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. All the world
deplores the destruction Of the objects OF
art and beauty and historic significance
in Belgium and the ruthless violence done
TO the person and property OF the inno-
cent people of that unhappy country {;
but this, to our mind, is not as bad as the
raids at night by Zeppelins aud aero
planes on unfortified and defenseleSS
towns and cities in England, where uSu-
ally only women and children and nom
combatants can be injured and private
property destroyed. And how heartless
and destructive is the work OF the terrible
submarines which have begun TO prey
upon the merchant vessels that in fear
and trembling sail the seas-which have
even deliberately sent TO the bottom Of
the ocean ship loaded with food and
clothing for the perishing Belgian suffer-
ers.
What a terrible thing it is to have such
cruelty and ruthlessness practiSed by
civilized nations, even if it is sought to
excuse such deeds by declaring them to
be war measures
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-02-04
How'S This q?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
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cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
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We. the undersigned, have known F.
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firm.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE,
Toledo, o.
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Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
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