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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
Snaps for Pump Bows.

Instead Of sewing the bows on my
pumps, put them on with snap fas.
teners. find this particularly good for
white shoes, for the bows do not be-
come soiled with the dressing and are
always fresh. They are easily changed
from one pair Of shoes to another and
lie fatter and smoother than If sewed.
Good Housekeeping.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
Prospect Of Lonu Life.

Sir Walter Scott, while travelling In
ireland, was one day accosted by q
beggar. He felt he had nothing smaller
than a shilling with him. gave it to
the woman. with the words: "Youf
must give me the change next time we
meet" II will, SOFT" replied the beg
gar, ''and may yer honor live till We
get it, = $.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

Yamhill county north of the South
Yamhill river and a portion of Wash
ington county. .s.rS5ssE za.
He Is the oldest Methodist minis
ter in the state. Three daughters
were here to celebrated his eighty
seventh birthday, Mrs. Verona Nelson
of Newburg, Mrs. Evaline Millsap Of
Lebanon and Mrs. Ella Metzger Of
Dallas. .S5s ~ w
Mr.. Hoberg is in good health. He
and his wife expect to celebrated their
sixty-fourth wedding anniversary No
5vember 13. 81,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
Rice for Bridal Luncheon.

Some pretty place cards for bridal
luncheon or dinner are decorated with
sprays of white blossoms, put in with
water. colors with sky blue. and green
foliage to throw them into relief. At
tached to each card is a ribbon about
six inches long and at the end Of the
ribbon is tiny tulle bag Of rice.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
When English First Used snufs.

The battle of vigo bay, fought In
1902. led to the adoption Of the snuff-
taking habit In England After defeat
ing the combined French and Spanish
fleets, Sir George Rookie. the English
commander, sacked the town Of Vigo,
the booty including several thousand
barrels Of the finest snuff. Although
smoking was then, firmly established
In England snuff was almost unknown.
but when this enormous quantity was
thrown on she market at low price
1t was bought, out of curiosity, by all
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
q "a Va. cIever. All RIoht.

Ny dear" said the wife of one Of
our most prominent bankers, do you
realize that you have forgotten that
this is my birthday ?"
Yes. dearest, did forget it" re-
piled the husband. isn't 1t natural
that l should? There isn't really any.
thing about you to remind me that
you are day older. than you were q
year ago. .5s
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

the underside of the skirt proper. The
petticoat that was much talked about
in recent opening in New York was
fashioned of accordion plated grass
green hemstitched chiffon. It was a
full-length petticoat ,..f
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16


were tied at the back, forming sort
of SASH H.. T. E,
Still another indoor gown, was com.
posed entirely of iridescent taffetas,
which showed delicate shades of pink,
blue and silver. The skirt was very
short and accordion plated. and there
was a shaped band, like yoke, over
the hips, which was traced over with
silver threads In Chinese designs.
The crbss-over bodice opened In
front over a chemisette decorated in
similar style and at the waist there
was a very large velvet rose in a dull
shade of purple. This flower was
framed in black satin leaves. En-.
: The model illustrated was expressed
in dark blue serge. The flowing skirt
and short coat were trimmed with
handsome silk braid in faded shade
OF petunia-red silk, and the fat but
tons were dull silver. This is favor
ite Beers design. The coat, half eton.
half bolero, had long sleeves, which
ended in curved cuffs. and there was
high military collar turned over
with braid. w.. ~" T. ai@''t2 -a1 :''s .,s]7
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
For Youth TO Remember.

Sad will be the old age of the youth
who forgets his fathers struggles, his
fathers thrift, his fathers God: and
lets the morrow take care of itself.
The world owes NO man a living, but
every youth owes the world life
f.eslfe's r.@ n.Est
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
Crow sarnyard Pet. =

Crow Barnyard Pet. ~
Bronson, Mich.-Burt Walker is the
local John Burroughs and champion
animal trainer. Hardly year goes
BY but Burt captures some beast OF
the field or wood and tames it to the
docility Of banyard fowl. His latest
acquisition is q crow captured last
fall. The crow was a youngster when
caught, but has most readily adapted
itself to the ways OF civilization and
made itself member of the Walker
household with an assurance and con,
ddence that ID amusing.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
WAR NO BAR TO RED TAPE.
Lack Of Printed Forms Checks French
Army Surgeon In His
fs5 Work. $,

Paris.-The Matin vouches for the
accuracy Of the following red-tape
story:
Doctor T., one Of the best known edi-
tors OF (the censor does not allow
the enemy the benefit OF knowing such
names), where he directs q military
hospital, recently had need of a GER
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16
Had to Take a Brace.

"Once upon time," said Uncle
Eben. "dar was q man dat tried to
please everybody, an he KEEP gittin'
along till he landed on cam
ln' island an he jes' naturally had
y. Luz d. - lake q stand"
office, Major W., - So
medical corps, and -
: Brookhart are assistingS.
commander. ! IE. ! .i pl''e
3s pun
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

sorts and conditions of men, The nov.
city caught on so well that for the
next 100 years the English snutfed far
more tobacco than they.smoked.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

had found the
very helpful, sen
cial interest to =
them neatly IT.
ing the title, Z
Sam" All "
1t was a YER
If a girl MT
overlook her
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

The caladium esculentum or ele-
plants ears are Is popular bedding
n plants. And now a. little advice about
4 these. The seedsmen offer them in
4 different sizes, from those the size Of
1; a large, unhulled walnut to the mon
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

eter bulbs as large as muskmelons.
Now, do not buy these big ones. They
cost more and do not give as good
plants as the smaller ones. always
use small ones, and the next season
sell the big ones. W. F. N. &.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

For a Wedding Present
Among the brides gifts was one she
found especially useful A, friend, who
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-16

A One-Pieee Trotteur Froek In Navy
( Blue With Military eraiding and
6ayadere Sash. choker Collar and
/, Diekey Of White Pique. The Model
10 Worn With Similarly Tailored
BoIero Coat. al. t.,% a. ,- E, . =
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20

fan eie % brioe egct Spsperf, ibet
TaIg / oenne Mnlcbnina ifol aiboI-
oeS oennc llge. Elanen gaar no poa
at fjsbe oct 2psperf, Iom MI oripes
Der, % aisbeiummen lamt On.
foltningerne meb at I9tte Def / fer-
lteflasIes Stunb antages at bile
oreie Jig omfring $4,000.
Iiolano i9tter @efurb. Gen lille
Vp Miolano bar iat en- &eforo blanbt
ale Stationer peitenfor Wisiouri-
flooen peo / Suli Waaneo at bape
afienot LAP SANDER Sleoe. bpil-
fet par 140 flere aanber emo / Sunni.
Sarmere / Smegnen al WiOIanb bar
/ ltor lloItrpfning lagt Jig efter Mel-
feltel, % paa mango Sarme gieres
Wtelfnin9en M mleo Maifiner lite
oetfor meo S%aanoen.
SrGifere glemmer 9pnbmS. Ser
er til Statens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ment inolebet 9lage oper, at mango
Sr9ifere briper fin @ierning noen
at uotaae Den Assurance eaer Bomb
for 9ranbtab, lom forbres peo So
ben al 1911. Ser err / ben Inleo-
ming gjort 9enitiainger til County,
aopofaterne ON at paale 2opens
Sperboloelie, % SrGifere uben Iaa-
Ban Soriifring bill r%eiifere at fomme
/ &onflift meO 9opens SaonobGpe-
re.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20

fornep General bar erflPret, at Der
Ill life fon BRIGGS noaen al DC for
inoepprenoe Ioaarsperiobe bepilge.
DC Fenge. Ser bIep iioite @inter
9lort Sorleg pao at forminoIfe ben
Fris, Der er lat paa ltlpens Sopeo,
men Woloriteten al 2opgiperne pill
De life gaa meo paa bette. Samtioig
loo De Dog gepiIenineen SertiI be.
flippe, iao Sfubpeneene life bperfen
ballot eacr belt fan betales.
gibt @eir.S tatiitif. Sra @eirfon.
toret / minneapolis err oiientllggiort
Ell Sperii9t, Der omfatter Ieiriorbol'
oene / De iibite 20 gar, enoenoe Bite
december 1914. Ter iremgaar
berni, Of oen bsieite Temperature /
bisie 20 aar iorefom ocn 20oe Sui
1901, Ga Sermometrct bite 102
@rooer / Sfpesen, og De foloeItc
Gage bar 9oe Sebruor 1899 og 24oe
Sonuar 1904, begee meo 33 8rooer
UNDER 3ero. Get ejenneminitlige
gntaI ifpirie Gage / aoretS Sob bar
% ON Sommeren, q ON Soften,
q ON %interen og 26 ON @aoren.
Get ~itorite NeaniaIo inoen "a 81
mer inbtroi ben 12te September
1908, oa Der ialot npiten > Cont
mer Hegn, og oct itsrite Negnialo i
Ell Cine bar 2.62 ber 29oe sliiguit
1902. Saget giennemlinitlia for De
tpuc 9lar inoianOt beil fsrite Sne
ON Soften iig ben 25Oe Sftober %
Den iioite ON &aaren Den 22be PIP
ril. Get tioli9ite Sneialb man bar
logt Werfc iii bar ben 2Soe Sep.
tenlber 1908, og oct iioite ON Saa.
rem Sen t5be Wfai 1907. @iennem-
Initlig for ben iioite brGbenoe 5roit
ON &ooren inotruffet Den 2Soe PIP
ril og Den iorite ONT Soften Den Soc
Sftober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20

oripe ben. eiten ioa Der er Spr.
~tieneite eIler Cab. Gette or Den isr-
tic Sag al tit Slaas / nosen al
llnionens Stater, o. Den oil uoen
Gpil isres til DC 6oreneoe Staters
@sieiteret, iloen Senipn til bpiIfen
Sibe ieirer peb De lopere Hetter.
Wfon 9oar no ira, at noor en- 4orpo'
ration bar iaaet @epiains % Bel.
Ret lom 3ransportmioOel for Eu.
blifum, iao mao oenne Grit peoli.
geboloes, entcn oct iaa er ct Iennens
De S~orcto9enoe eIer life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20

itonc. 9e inoleoenbc Sfriot til bet
isrite Observation-Disclosures / Eipe-
itone Gountp er taget. Sielee SID
men ifol en- @reit rptoges noroenfor
Wpen Tipeitone, brlngenoe bet oper-
flebigc @ano no / ct Gonoior paa
characterization.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20
q

Sill Ypitmeiter / @ebb Safe, Bur-
nett County, CT uon9pnt Mrs. Ilice
SobnIon.
Npt Selefonielifab. Sborp Sele-
phone 60. al Sborp er forleben I'M
forporeret meb en- &apital al $685.
600. Snforporatererne er 90. 2uno
og S. 6. 2uno al @au Claire, s. q.
2unO al Sborp, s. 2uno al Eoaep
og g. M. Suno al Tiuer Sails.
@orcm H~reitemamb. - Gen npe
Ereit for Iiblanos ipenife Saptilt-
menigbeo, Sells 8renoabl, bar paft
megen Spmerflombeb peb lin ni9O-
panlige Sterrelie. Eaa Strempe-
lGiten maaler ban fine 61a SOB og
tager meo 2etbeo Eriien iom @pens
bpielte Wano.
Stint Sppmmerife. Miis glane
8leinbubl al Otilpallfee gioroe Jig
forrigc ltee benlerfet peo at ipemme
oper &ufe @inuebugo nnr Heenab,
en- Siltance al tolp Wil. Sum tilbu-
gelagoe De tolp Wfil pua liot oper to
elmer, og bum llbpiite en- uieopanlig
llobolbenbeO peO life at tuge nogen-
lonlbelit Spile nnberpeis.
Weaet &rmot ~tilpirfes. Set gaar
baarot poa 8ruotet / oisie Gage, ibet
Scr MI peo Sn Eont Bomber Cos
&rllotmelle NOR @aIbburn beifjGfti-
oes ca. 1900 Wono for at impoefom-
me Sen ltore @iterIpsrglel. Irbeios-
itprfell peo MpIen er oelt / ire Gag,
bpert Gag arbeioenoe otte Elmer, laa
Sriften altlaa foregaar lItanlelig.
@ubt ltSbpttc al ncblast @pg. =
Zen ferite SrGifing bette Ior / ct.
Groir Gouutp foretoges f%orleoen Sag
/ Conn OF Star Trairie, bpor Sp9-
get gap 40 9iiibels pr. acre, troos
at set bar flappet flaot til Soroen al
en- beftig He9nitorm. 9~pgageren
blep ifaaret mcb en- Slaamaifine %
ienere raeet iamnlen og fiert I'll
Srplfemalfiten. Sapoe Stormen
life ppet lit SGrperf, piloe ltobpttet
al oenne s(eer maaife belebet fig til
20 @uibels pr. Icre.
2iberal muS tin &mif. Zen / Ga
Grosie iorleoen afbsoe Hiamano @I-
bert Nettibone bar / lit Seltamente
pau Ell meget pen Wanoe betGnft
line Sieneitefclf. Gin &llif, Soiepb
3cnfer. bar ban laaleoes ifi9nfet ct
Stem, ser er ppro omtrent $1,000,
% ole De andre Sienere bar faaet
ira $1,000 til $1,000 bper. Der.
Eettiboue oil iorrelten o9iaa al
fpmcnoc Sl9gter erinores iom ben,
ser bar ifiGnfet @pen Ga CROSSE Den
ltorc oa pafre Tettibone Earf.
S~rmoepielie pco Sposleie. Wils
6lorence Cor. pei fienot inoen ga
Grcsie's S%elifnbslip, blep forleoen
Iitcn peo lin 6aoers 0sosleie piei
til 2eiter @ollo. SorbenpGrenoe
Msicmblpmano g. =. Cor, bpis
Stem bar / Snalaifa, nGr ga
Grcsie,. blep eiter ct Infalo al Sier'
teipaoom ulloerrettet ON, at han life
piIoc le ben npIte Sag oprinoe, pQ
ban boo oa ON at faa le lin Gat.
ter bel gilt, ier ban iorloo benDe
Mr. Cor, ser bar 20 gar gammel
gan eiter Sielien oct llnge Tar lin
%~eliignclie % iulbt oerpaa | Ell Dos
tuprai ban life mere paagneoe.
Nntomubilmlpffc ueS @~alespille
Slireo % Charles Srcnnigar
@rencngen?) iomt begges @i'trlIel
% Icrltnrpntes S-aariae Cater
fom Scnoaas Iiten tillfaoe nGl
@alespiuc, ibet beres Iitomobi
ltprtcoc uooper Ell 10 SpoS Sfrpnt
tsrnenpc MOI ct Sr9 % pTltebe
alircos S1nber blep ii9r fp9iteo,
GA hans Suitrus Soueb % Iniis:
tilfsiet Here Sitter oe SI9nser, me
ocns Charles erbolot Here brufnl
Hibben. Zen iibitnpuntes Suitri
blep ceiaa alporlig iorllaaet. %
Slice, IIirebs S-aarige Satter, nj
-, No., ,~oSIrrosNe ~ foriIooeNe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20
4un gnkntu.

Sp1tltObDftef 0cO ya1ffDif. zen |
Nmegnen al Danfton ioretugre
SGrifning bar pitt ct ltobptte al 80
til so @llibels pr. Icre al SABRE,
% @llibeIs al Ginterbpeoe % 10
@uibels pr. Icrc al Taorbpeoe.
Sen T%urtiencitc. Sra @ater-
tomn meloeS, at Sarnleren Samtel
Scan iorleoen loo tPrife @pa al II
Mcres. erboIoenoc 50 Suibels pr.
Mere, ener iolt 605 @ulbels. Ip-
linacn blcp itrar iolgt, brin9enbc 50
Gents pr. @uihels, bporpeo Snot1g-
ten al &c If Icrcs blep $332.75.
3ict Statiitif. @eaoIp Gountp
bar for Siben N SolfennGn9oe pan
t0,061, en- Snrp9elie al $50. Sliron,
Den piatiNite @p / Gpuntpet, bar 6612
S%nobpagere, en- 6oreaelic al 22t.
&oliep bor 439, en- Soregelic al 3;
&itd)cocf 26t, pgIaa Ell sSoregelic al
3. % @eSiington $50, en- Neo9anJ
paa 80.
Huslpn urlgcr GmbebsmGno. -
Get nplia inforporcreoe Conn OF
Hoslpn bapbe iprleocn lit ierlie
%ala meo ieIgcnoc Heiultat: I'll
Sriliteca pnlates Inorcip Sman'on,
-. =. @iIbcrtien % q. :. Mpnion;
aasierer, :. NJ. SOFTER; Suffice,
@iuiam Safnlann, % I'll Slerf,
Gpen Ner0ahl.
Gbbc / Statstasiem. Statsietre-
tprcns iioite Happort uiier. at &c
h%olonin0cn i ollie aasler III er tim
$475,317 - set lapcite Merfe mda'
ct paa mango Nar. @~ebolbninaen
StatenS olminbelige 8asie par
S155,3t7. &asien Tor Embarrassing
S92,7S5 OF aasien for %ilot. o. III.
ifcrip1ien $36,249.
Gil have eset 9nsperf. ) Sowarr
aicres Der Sorbereoeller til at Spcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20

Wf11famSOn&M erchan
Patent Advokater og Solicitors,
Jas. X. williamson { Frank o. Merchant, Mpis,, MINI.
Hovedkontorer: $685. Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Filial: Room SO McGill Bldg. Washington, d {.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20
OpfimNere!

Gtrip ioas eiter 9iite oper SpfuSeIier
font snifes. GrGmier tiIbpbes al manae Tor
9obe Sptinbelier. Norit Sos ON gatenter
ienoes irit.
III: J: SANDERS, Gatent=s agfsrer,
81 Webster Bldg, Van Buren, { L. Sale SITS.
Chicago, iii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20

Ser bar bog life / noeet Silfploc
Sare for 9ioet. ltlpffen ifpIotes ct
mangelfulot Stpreopparat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20
Srrinesboipital for Wariball %

HOIenn. Go%untpcrne Waribaa %
Holcau er blepne cnige ON / Splles-
fab at oprette og oripe ct Sprin9s-
boipitol, og Cont er ollereDc blepen
palgt. Nolpitalet, Der er beregnet
at bile foite $4,000, ital opferes
AZ Nil lpopelt for Soft.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-05-21
BLUE LICK.

There will be fifth Sunday meet
ing at the Blue Lick Baptist church
on the 30th of May. The following
ministers will be here: Rev. X. G..
Martin, will deliver the welcome ad-
dress at 80 A. NJ. Rev. Young has
been invited from Mckinney. He will
be given place on the program for
a talk. Mr.. J. c. McClary and DR.. NJ.
d. Early of Stanford will be on hand
in the afternoon and each will give
talks. All of the peakers are fine and
everybody should come to hear them.
Refreshments will be served on the
grounds. Everybody invited to come
and bring full baskets.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-05-21

The Louisville Times, commenting
on President Wilson's letter 70 Col.
Haldeman regarding his position on
the liquor question, declares that
There are no present circumstances
in Kentucky which justify statewide
agitation" Probably the Times, which
is recognized as one of the organs of
the liquor interests, thinks not, but
everyone who, from an unbiased
standpoint recognizes as an eternal
principle of democracy: the right of
the majority to rule, knows full well
that the great mass of the people of
Kentucky want vote on this ques-
ton and liquor interests, their poll
teal henchman and candidates for
governor and their newspaper mouth
pieces, are doing everything in their
power to prevent the people from
having a vote on the question. just
let the people have say and it will
very quickly be demonstrated wheth-
err there are any circumstance"
which justify such agitation. IL the
majority of the people are against the
proposition, let them say so; and well
and good, but how can any one argue
democratic consistency in urging that
the people should have a vote on
working convicts on the roads, wom-
an suffrage, changing the tax laws
or other questions-most of which the
Times has been demanding be submit
ted to popular vote and yet seek
ing TO deny the people vote on the
statewide question.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-05-21

The Somerset Journal says that
this paper is inconsistent because il
does not approve of the popular, and
we might say, lazy habit of publish
ing again what appeared in the pa
per years ago, and says that in the
same issue we make the protest we
publish letter from a gentleman re-
citing occurrences of thirty years
ago. The cases are not at all parallel
Brer. May, as you well know. The
contribution was sent in by an old
Stanford man who now lives out
West and who told Interestingly of
events of the long ago. This article
nor any part of it had ever before
appeared in any other paper. The
items you are publishing are clipped
from your columns of a decade OF
more ago and are ABOUT as well re-
membered by your readers as they
are by you. No, no, the |. j. hasn't
space to print the same article twice,
and it wouldn't if it had barrels to
spare.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-05-21
STOMACH TROUBLES
Mr.. Ragland Writes Interesting
Letter on This Subject.

Madison Heights, Va.-Mr. Chas. A.
Ragland, OF this place, writes: 81 have
been taking ThedIord's B'ack-Draughi
for indigestion, and other stomach troub-
les, also colds, and find il 10 be the very
best medicine have ever used.
After taking Black Draughi for a few
days, ! always feel like a new man."
Nervousness, nausea, heartburn, pain
in pit of stomach. and feeling OF full
ness after eating, are sure symptoms OF
stomach trouble. and should be given the
proper treatment, as your strength and
health depend very largely upon ycur
food and its digestion.
To get quick and permanent relief
from these ailments, you should take
a medicine OF known curative merit.
lis IS years OF splendid success, in the
treatment OF just such troubles, proves
the real merit OF Thedford's Black
Draught. Safe, pleasant, gentle in action,
and without bad effects, il is sure
10 benefit both young and old. For sale
everywhere. Price 25c. Nciu
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-05-21
COME FROM REMOTE SEC.
TONS OF THE GLOBE
Tsnlse Draws Medicinal Proper.
ties From Many Points
Far Away.

The ingredients, or medicinal ele-
ments, which compose Tanlac come
from many remote sections Of the
earth, the Alps, Apprentices, Pyrenees,
Russian Asia. Europe, Jamaica, Bra
~, West Indies, Mountain States,
near the Rocky mountains, Asia Mi
nor, Persia, India, Russia, England,
France, Germany, Mexico, Columbia
and Peru are among the points from
which the principal properties of this
remarkable preparation are obtained.
In the principal laboratory of the
Cooper Medicine Company, Inc, I'M
der the efficient direction Of Herr Jo-
seph Trimbach, a native German
chemist, these medicinal herbs, barks,
and flowers are assembled in the
rough and pains-takingly developed
so as to obtain Of that high standard
of efficiency shown by the uniform
preparation Tanlac.
In sterlized bottles, made ex-
pressly for the purpose, Tanlac is
placed, labeled and cartoned. The
preparation is inspected again and
then Grated for shipment to points
over the world where the demand re-
quires.
Tanlac. the premier preparation. is
now obtainable in Stanford at the
Penny Drug Store. AL
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-05-21
State Women Elect Officers.

Mrs. W. A. Tribble and Mrs. Shell
ton Saufley, delegates to the State
Federation meetings at Lexington
this week. have returned, greatly
pleased with their visit. The State
Federation of Women's Clubs elected
officers as follows: President-Mrs.
Morris Bartlett. Lawrencebur; First
Vice-President-M William T. Laf-
ferty, Lexington; Second Vice-Pres-
Iident-Mrs. George Grant. Louis
vile; Corresponding Secretary-Mrs.
II. b. Ripy. Lawrenceburg; General
Federation Secretary-Mrs. Richard
l.. Lacey, Franklin.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-05-21

Gov. Hatfield's message to West
Virginia Legislature, which he re-
Gently called into extraordinary ses-
sion, demands the enactment of laws
to relieve the financial situation
there. 1t is claimed by the so-called
'wet" element that the wiping out of
the saloons from the State has caused
the deficit, while the "drys" charge
that the trouble is caused by the
hard-headedness of the chief execu-
tive, who has made failure in his eff
fort to control the financial situation.
Any way, West Virginia is in a strait
for funds and something has to be
done OF replenish the Golfers of the
State, whish has been In a turmoil
more or less since she was cut off
from the Mother State"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-05-21

That portion of Kentucky touching
the West Virginia line has not awak-
ened to the great Importance of bet
ter roads; that is they are not willing
to bond for them. Only a few weeks
ago Boyd county went against the
proposition to spend 100000 in
macadamizing her roads and now
Lawrence county, adjoining, has igno-
defeated the proposition to
vote bonds to the extent of 100000.
That the citizens of both counties
will regret their action, there is no
doubt, for the man who does not do
his share toward the improvement of
road conditions in this day and time
can not be said to be doing his best
for himself, his property and his
home
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-05-21
Lancaster Is On the Boone Way, Too

By a purely typographical error,
the name OF Lancaster was omitted
from the list Of towns through which
the Boone Way will pass, in the last
issue of the |. J. The omission is sin
cerely regretted for the Garrard
county boys. led by John VI. Farra
and Henly V. Basin made a fine
fight against some individual oppo-
sition in certain quarters and won
out. The route goes from Stanford
to Lancaster and thence to Danville,
and the |. j. regrets that in some in
way the hustling lit
tie capital of Garrard was left out of
its first report of the proceedings.