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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
cSeituer Qrintina So.

Inter ben 91thorildereien Snlo.
bo'8 lit cine Der Glteiten 6irmen Die
befalnte 5eiaer 8rtnting So, tpel-
DE jeit Dem Sabre 1872 beite9t,
0bwob[ nidt oie gr0Bte 3raferei
Der Sto0t, ninlrnt oieie 8irna bod
einen bo6en Rang EN-, um0 lit fie be-
ionoers befaunt fit reelle 8ei6dfts.
meiie unn prpmpte 2~flisfi6rung Der.
ihieoeniter 8rudor6eiten. RQment-
lid1 neroen 6eutide 8ritdIaden, TO-.
mic @crfiderlmg 8eli5en 5abun-
gen. aouitihltionen umo oergIeihen
ais 5pe8ialttdt a~eIiefert altt Iei-
item bic @udbinoerei un0 @ol0orud.
4bteilltng Serpprragenoes IN ibreu
@ebietelt.
3ie 6irrnn ite9t unter Der 2ei-
tuug Der po9lbefanuteu mo tat.
frdftigen 6rnu 9erta @eti6Htann,
lpelhe Iid otrd lire fiibrige 8dtig-
feit fir bic oeitiden a~riagsnptIei-
oenoen Elm 9aaernoeS Wiomiment
geiebt bat.
Die nlsge5ei6neten gr6eiten.
peld)e bon oieier 5irtna Qeliefert
neroen, fro I'M groBen @iaBe ben
lniihtigen aenntniiien 6es Serrn
Beter @el8le 3t8nidrei6eir, tpel1er
Der 8irma bereits 25 Sabre al8
8orntann oient.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
@rranaate silheiteraeieQidaft.

SEER Grnit aonig, BraitOeFt Oes
Omaha 2anonebr 8ereirs, un0
5rou @emablin gnben am S%tlOeiters
aben0 cine fleire @eiellidoft. Die
lie6ensDiiroige Sausfrau oeritanO
eS bor8iiglid, ben @diten ben Quf.
entbaIt IN ibrern gaitIifen Seim 70
a%ngeneb1n tpie mn mogli6 81 &c,
Itolter1, mo begLiift begaben iid Die
G1ite mad 6ouie. aber Der Sabn
6atte idon gum onoeren Mtale &c
frGbet. W}it pom Der 8artie tporen:
@err ut0 Srau S. u. @i9termnttn,
8err uno 6ro1 Gbu8. @. aalteier,
Serr uno 6rau SreO glbers, SER
un6 6rm Grnit aonig, SRI. Gillian
@i9termmnn, Sri. Qnfn Rontg,
SER Sobn @oelfer, @err So6n b.
GobOen, @aiters 8erner ano Senrp
aonig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
GlIicoap Wiarft6eridlt.

8inSbielH 3uhlbr 1000. @orft
9rrdiGnittsprei8 $6.45-6.60.
50dIter greis $685..
Sdafe-3uflbr 5000. @artt felt,
itarf.
SGdTter Greis 1926.
Sdmeine- 3ufl6r $4,000. @orft
meiiten8 90 b0ber.
9urdi6ntttgpreig &c. 0-6.95.
&06iter greis 700.
Sdafe = 3ufuhr 5000. @arft
2Gmmer 1920 bober.
S0Ggfer 8reis $3.50.
SGbrliuge $8.75.
aanIns 9th Mtnrtt6cridt.
&inSOir9-3ufubr 400. g2arH fdt
SGbrIinge $7.85.
aiibe uno Sellers @tnrft fdt.
Stoder8, Marft langidrn.
aGl6er. Marft felt.
Sdrpeinr-3uflbr $500. @drft
DO boter.
Grrdiduittspreis S6.50-6.75.
Soditer @reig S6.821a
Shafe-3uiulr feline. M11rft felt
ct. SOicp6 Marftberidt.
6inOpic6 3uiubr 200. Qlarft no.
alinnI,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
Oeut(C6eS G6eGter in
Orten ~Jle6raS6a's!
@ibt @Oriteannsen an /. Saunar
IN YHtaH, am 2. SamHar
in WretHa.

Dos aeiie.g nIemble bes Srbtng
4luee EbcaterS BON Stem Dorf, nell
DIES Samstag un6 Sonutng na6
tier ISOLDE in Omaha gaitiert, gibt
nlorgen Samstag @benD, ben 1. Sa-
nuur III guton, nno Sonntag, ben
2. Sonuor IN @retna @oriteGlmsen.
Die @eieaidaft melde fiA oes al.
ler6eiteu gtufes erireut unO lberaa
Die eroBteH @rfolge er5ielt bat,
bringt Dos GitBerit gelimsene golfs.
itiid "uniere Sltiorm" Sitr 3aritel
lung. Das Stiid ipielt in 2oo5 our
Belt 6es iesigen @elttrieeeS uuo
oetgt uns berldieoene Solootengeitol-
ten, bic I'M &riege %beripuu0et our
@eneiung bon Der 6ront in Die SET
mat geianot iper0en. Der oeuti@e
Soloat rno feline betpunoernsmerten
Generalization iino III Dem 8olfsitiid
nit frdftigen Stri1en ge3eidnet.
Da6ei ourd5iebt ieoen Der orei Atte
iener geiuaoe, friihe Surtor, Der
niht auforinglid mtrtt rUlo oas <.
blitum itets in better &1trle erbGIt.
4u9 an potriotii6en S5euen feblt
e9 nidt uno Die GrieeSgeidnge ulo
&ouplets neroen ft1erlt9 a4f ollie
cine Observation-Disclosures 8irfung
nusiiben. 9eutide beral5l Sebt
Gu1 oieie8 Stiif an ouS SIT ben
belten 2eiitungen Carl gloriui's ge-
rednet mer0en muB ur0 melGes uns
unlere SoIOaten In 6reu0 rnO 2eio
Dor stusen fibrt. 0ieie aoguooie
miro pieleu oie glugeu 0ffneu, beion.
0er8 ben ATneritanarn Die 0ur9 einc
1i~i8enpreiie binter on5 2iGt geiiibrt
meroen. 2doet iie Gin, lid Die Bar.
barren" an5uIeben iuno Sbr habt al
gleiher 3eit ui6t MN 0eutider
Glnit mo Sprode. iouoern aud
Dem 9eutidtltm @nteritas einen grp-
Ben 3ienit geleiltet. llno nebmet Die
8eritAerirng e%ntgegen, es miro guf
nidt gereuenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
rem an Montag in MinoeNy
garruG.

HarrDu.
8iQiam 8argfrieoe BON Qrcas
0ia beaing AM Sorntag Selbit-
moro our9 gr6dngen i'm abort oes
gtortbmetern Bat nbofes in Carroll,
Wfon glallbt, Dob gargfrieOe 0itr1
ocn SOB leil1er 6rau lebenslber-
orilIi9 putoe itno ~oestpege1 ieinem
Qe6en Elm gn0e mohte. 5rdulein
clara 8in6eL 3ofter Der 6rau s.
8inhel, unfpeit 8aa Safe DOblt.
baft, trat NIT @errn Gbomos 6.
Mepers, gobn bon 9errn uno 6rau
gmil Mcpers Don 8reoa, in ben
6tano Der @be. Die Srolamg
fnn0 in @reoa Itatt. 8ralt uno
8rdutigam ee1oren tpobIbefatmten
5onlilten an.
SIM bieItgen Star E6eoter tDlr.
Sen Die 8eltiden a~riegsbilOer I'M
ter Seihng oe5 Serrn 8eigele. 0eS
photographer Der nGbicago 9ri'
me, ge5et9t 1lt1o fall0ea pel!oAl8e
.ufna6me. @eorg 3aifer, Der
Qufieber ser gountp Garm, bat
ieillem 2eben 0ltrd @ri6ieBen elm
Gn6e gemadt. 0oifer bate fem
gnlt felt 5 Sa6ren inte, unO Jon
ieine 8erfpaItung cine quite gefpeien
Iein. CT Itano im 45. 2ebenSjobr.
Die ltrioGe, pes6aIb Der @sann iei'
mem Qe6en Elm gnoe nahte, muroe
bis iebt nidt f~eItgaitellt. Soiepb
Ragl, Elm aft eingeieiiener 8ilrger
un0 pobl6efonlter 6armer bon
9IeaIant 8oGep 8opnibip, itarb am
9onneritaa Den 8. 9e5ember naA
8neiiGbrioem f0rperli9em Sei0en.
SIN Sabre 1888 fam er nod anerts
ia, Inn iid in Carroll galnttp NIT
leiner Gamilie nieOer3uloiien. @r
binterIaBt Ieine trmiernoe @attin
mo II ainoer, / S6hter un6 4
Sobne. 3aS 9egrGbni5 fan0 am
Mtontag itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
@eht rafnarts onrdl bas qanb.

Die Ginm1en uflo 9arren fper.
ben ui@t aQe. 9tm Moutdg 9ing
Elm Manu orrf Die Staot, ser III.
folge elmer 8ette iib berpfGidtete,
bon Gan 6rnHciSco riifpdrt8 iiber
ben Sentiment nnd 9tetp yorf 5ll
geben. Ser 9aim llennt iid Ra-
trid 9armorL frat an 8. 2tuguIt
ieirlen riidmdrtiqen 0larid nod oem
Often an uno mill ben @eg in ESQ
8agen slriidlegelt. @r bat einen
9eaLetter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
4as Nebraska Gitb
nHS nmgegenO!
9ldtnns, SemtOuia.g oss!

gdtnng, SentOnia.9Ose!
Die Sentonia.SDge 4O. 10, 8.
D. $. g., bon Nebrnsfa Gitp, bGli
Counting, ben 2. 9anunr, Radpmit
ngs 2 il6r in ibrem gosenBeim cine
JidJtige GEtra.&~ eriammluus al, mo
II iid ale MitslieOer eiufinbeH iOil'
en-, Oa widtigs @eidGftc sur Spra.
5e aHb GrleOignug fommen.
Der Sefret1r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
ISM. Z. g;appidl, aSOOfat.

Gratti5iert in alien @aridten 6es
Staatcs uiio Der Ser. Staaten.
Sdreibt Seitamente aus, beIorgt 8e.
iittiteI nn0 iie6t gbItratte Onrh;
iieht, BOB 1eitdutente i'm &ohInlien-
sda sgcridte peoronet perOen. Be
Iorgt @ollfHadten unO 5ieft Orb.
idoiteu in iraeno eiltem 9heiI Der
@eIt Elm. aoGeftiert atisitdIi0e
5pridt 9eltiG mto lit 0iientlider
9eptar. 348 Omaha glatioHal 8anf
@eb1uSe' Omaha. Rebrosfd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
Nsarftbtrt6tt.

Gio Sma1d, 81. DECEMBER.
RinSbirb 3ufubr 600.
@eef gtiere, Rarft felt.
SdDrIiuge, quite bis bette $685.
9.25.
3iemIid cute Bis quite 1915
TAO.
M9itteImdbige $5.75-6.50.
Sellers, Morft felt.
Goru.eeiiitterte Seepes.
3ure bis bette, idtuere, $40
$40.
IittelmdBise $6.75-7.40.
3iemlids cute biz cute $500
Go.
Grns.sefltterte Heeres
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
ac6tung!
8iirgrrbercin BON SBraclie nnb lin
gegeHO.

Der GeutI6. am erifmii6e 8iir
%gerberein bon SpDraclie uno I'm
gegenO berinmntelt iid our i1br.
IiGen Sibmig am Wiithuod Del
3. Sauniar ,naAmittags iun 2 ll9.
I'M Opera $ouie, Spracuie, Inn ueus
geamte al udblen unO ionItige @e.
Iddfte al erleoigen Aae Mitglieoe.
lin0 gebeten, 8u erlAeinen.
Der @OrItanO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
4dtnna, 9entlde!

sfomrnt ~ Z. 4. s. anmO6r fir
6eIten Qim6uraer Sale. gerGltderten
Gatfiid, Saienpfcffer, Bier uno
5hnaps 6aben mir aud 5u ber-
foufen. 2o7 iioIihe IS. StroBe.
Oma4a Reb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
llelle &Dnteitantcn
baben iicb an9emelOet!
Julius Teffmer aus SOM9laS @OnntD lit Der
critic, Der cinen N%Oriprmng madbt!
9as SmtereHe in aonteH pl0blid tart erwaat!

arbeit befin6li6en 8ettitreiter mel
ben, Dab iie cnergii6 borm1rts fire
ben mo SultuS 5eItner aug Douglas
GountD BOT bereits einen fleinen
@oriprluig al ber5eidnen. 8ir Die-
oerboIen aber uo6nals, 0aB aud
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
glhtnnn. 9entide!

Gommt al Z. s. 6. Grmubr fir
beIten 2imburger 9Gie, ger6udertcn
Gotfiid, Saienpfeffer. Bier uno
5dnaps baben mir oud al her-
foufen. 207 iiiolide 10. 6traBe,
Qmoha. Nebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01

6eute nod 3eit gerlis 1T, fi9 fir ben
aonteit nn5umeloen iIro boffen, oaB
cine an5obI 2eier unb GreuHoe Der
Gribiine, Die felt GINGER 8eit Set
ql4ng gedeigt ba6en, beiSutreterL ibreH
Guti6luB iest attsfiibren iper0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01

9os Sntereile fir ben automobil.
,tonteIt Der &dgli6en omaha Sribii'
ne bat pl0slid einen groBen auf'
6lpung eenommert, 6enn nidt nltr
Joben iid beilte otpet neite GoHteitan,
ten angetneloet, bic bereits an Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01

@ute tis Bette Sc. 1870.
9}itteImdBiee bis quite $6.25-
6.75.
@efu6bnli6e So 1855.
&iibe, DART feit,
3iemtid quite bis quite $3.50
$50.
QaittelmdBige So 50-r4.59.
@rasgefiH. aitbe $5.40-6.25.
@~rassaefiitt. Sellers $5.50-6.5c
@toder8 II. 6eeoerS, 9lartt felt.
@ute bis beites5eeoers $500
7.t5.
watttelmaBige $6. 0O-6.6O.
7.25.
@eu5bnlfde $4,000.
Cute Biz bette 6tofers $6.75-
9itteIm6Bige $6.00-6.75.
@eu0bnli6e $5.O0-6.00.
@tod Sellers $5.25-6.25.
@tod aiibe $450-5.25.
Stod adlber $6.00-7.25.
8eaI adIber $7.00-95G.
Bulls, Stags uip. 81 00-600.
Gdiucine- 3uflbr 10.400. @arft
10--15 6oher.
QGmmer $9.f0-9.t5.
SabrIinga CUTE big bette $3.50
500.
@efiitt. SabrIinge $5.75-6.75.
@ioOer, cute Els bette $3.50
$50.
@efiitt. 2dmmer 81. 00-8.35.
WattterIdafe $5.75-6.00.
@ei6orene 2dmner $7.25-7.85.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
gflafternna Der etrafe ".

Ger lt10tiibe Sngeniclr Spdt.
nan nirrnt ioeben cine germeIiun0
)er guenie u Dor, bic Don Der 13.
5is BUR 81. StraBe gepflaItert lper.
BEN ioI. 0bpobI Die @%iloiteruug
.rit I'M 5riibjabr |oorgenommeu
peroen ioa, 70 miro Die @ermeiiuug
don Dorgenomme1L i'm ais @ruio-
lage 3t oiererL Die Soften 5u be-
reduer, oa 0ieIe 5traBe pegen Oes
5%traBenbdbn. @eleties GRADE gelegt
Deroen miB.
Strait Qoui8 Bold itar6 am
MlittDo8 i'm &al1ie ibrer To6ter
6rau So6n $. Sung, i'm Seq Greet
Eonnibtp, i'm <er bon ~ Sabren.
Sic erlag ben Sol9en zines beftigeu
anfaqs bon Grippe. Sic 8erltor.
bene mar in QeutI9luno ge6oren
uno wo6ute felt 50 So1ren I'M
County un6 EomnI6ip. Gle binter-
I1Bt flint Sobne 1tnb orei 96Gter,
nanlid: 6rau 2olaS Sttpe BON
4art Gapio8, Mliun.; 8rau Sobn u.
Beber bon 2ogau, ST.; 8rau SenrD
3rintlttb Don Sodbo Sails, SDabo;
8rou Silgo Slider bon 9umfrie8,
Soma; 6rau Sobn y. Sung IN
aeg Greet 8oDni6ip; 8reo 8.
Bald BON Qepis &olpnibip, ser.
mann 8. Bald BON &intou. q. o.
un0 So6n $. Bald Don Seq Greet.
Da8 8egrdbnis fano am 5onnta9
ftatt. gto6 elmer fllr5en 6eier i'm
IrauerAauIe falio cine 8rauerfeier
in Der eoangeliihen ct. 8alIs-air.
DIE in 9lm1fries itatt un0 8par un-
ter 2eitltng BON 8qItor Zimmerman.
6err 6. @eatber6ee, Ggpn oes
0~eritor6enen 2ei6itan6eitters So. g.
8eatber6ee in Council Bluffs, lit
III San 5rancisco, Sal, AT ben Sol.
gen BON forperliden gerlebungen.
Die er BET einent 2lutomobiltnfaa
erlitt, geitor6en. Ser Geritorbene
mar 40 Sabre alt. Gr miro itber-
Iebt bon ietner Mntter, 5rou Yl. g..
@eat6er6ee, unO 3nei griioerh 9ei.
dael un0 art9ltr. Die 2eihe miro
sur @eeroigung nod Council Bluffs
ge6ra6t.
Gtnen 8eridt oeS gderbau-
8epartcinents in @aibington 8lt.
folge nur0en g(ufna1mer bel 1000
fSarmern gemoht, Inn 0eren 2ebens.
toiten BIT ermittclft uto ptr0en Die
Soften Oeren 6ousbalts auf $448
per Sa6r feit9eitel1t. 0abon entfal.
ZEN IS Bro8ent Der 9llsga6en alli
@r3eugniiie her 5arm, Gemnah
fault Der 6armer etrpos itber eirl
8ritte[ ieiner 2ebensmittel.
Sobn Slu6en, pit 8oolportb
gfbe., 9nabo 9e6., pralte NIT iei-
mem 9(utomobi[ gegen Die Moidine
0es Q(beri 8foff, an Der 2. uto
8roo0map, 3uiammet. 3ie beioeu
araftpagen muroen ihiper beidd-
oiat. 9ie SniaIien entfamen ieood
gum Slid obne 8erlebungen. 6err
albert 8faff mo6ut in t67 @Iet
aoe. Council 8liffs.
GolmtD Altoifpr Satlnan bot
ben @itpen, meIfe inter 6s :
Staatsgeieb cine 8eniion be8iebek
Elm 8ci6nadtsgeidert geitadt, in.
Dem en- 0enicG6en an gorobeno oes
@eibue Sfaites lire 9eniion 3u.
fonmto fieB.
S6el6h.
SEER S. 6. Ggger8s, Ser felt mebs
reren @od)en I'M Dtetbo0iiten Soipi.
ta[ in omaha franf 0oruieoerfiegt,
6efin0et iid ouf benz @ege Der 8ei-
lerlng, tpo5lt feline 8abIreiden
5reunoe ibn ber3li6 gratulieren.-
6rl. 0ltnnie Grttfenberg Die ais
2ebrercin I'M Den 0ffentliden S9u.
len IN Council Bluffs tdtig 1T, be-
ftnopt lid, bier, Tim Oie 8eiertage
I'M elterliden @dtie at oollbringell.
- GbriIt. 9oIleft unO 6re6 SolB
moren gum geIud IN Omaha.
49, ~ Ef
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@naer6nd fir a1c 4rten upa Sdfel.
nr6eifen.

Bud or. /, pie lmten geseigt emf.
b1lt y .iiungen uno punoeri6one
S,iuitA iioueil fiir ale g[rten BON
5tlat &1felar6citen uno arell5-
itid)erl. Seoe 6rau netteifert, 0os
9eueIte in Mtlitern 81 befoumen.
Mlodeu sic S6feIarbeit2 6en6en
Sic brett fir oieIes Bud. peIhes
0as reid6altigIte IND bilieite @}u.
iter6ud lit. @s erreidt cher ben
3ned, ols Bidder BON $3.50 Gts.
lleber 200 SHUTTER obgebiloet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01

S6meine- 8nfnbr 900. Morft 5
bis 10 bober.
DurhIdnittspreis $6.45-6.75.
&oditer 8reis $3.50.
Sdafe-3ufubr 1900. Rarh felt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-01
Omaha getretbennrtt.

Omaha, 81. 9es. 1915,
Sorter @eiSen-
Ser. 2. 111-114
ST.. 8. 108K-t12
Scr. A. 99-107
@eiBer Gribinbrsneise1--
Scr. 2. 111-114
Scr. 8. 108-112
8eiBes aorrl--
Scr. 3. 65h-66
SIR. d. 63-64
Scr. s. 62-63
SCI. 6. 56-5Sh
@elbeg Sort
Ger. 8. 69-70
Scr. A. 64-65h
Scr. 5. 621b-64
Scr. 6. 61--62
@orn-
Qr. 3. 65-66
SCR. 4. 62-64M
Scr. 5. 6th-62A
Ger. 6. $50
$afer-
Scr. 2. 42-421s
5tanoarO Safer 4tk-41&
SCI. 8. 40s4-41N
ger. 4. 89A-S9h
@erite--
Scr. 2. 60-64
IsaIogerite 53--54
&oggen---
9tr. Q. 92-e3
gsr. 8. 91-02
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9eraihmeinnidtqo glr. 2.

@ei Ser fiir5lid itatt1ehmoenen
9enmtenDabl III ser s@~ergiBmeins
m6t" 9oae 9r. 2, .. 5. s. g.
mtrSen folgeu0e QanleH ais 8eanIte
erUa6lt Eraiioentin 6rau ~.
SGulb; @i3eARrdi, 5rnn gnma
aroemer; @r.9r1I 6rau aosert
Marr; Sefretnrii, 6rmt 6rioa
&alter Sfasfleiiterin, iyrdu 9erta
SdnIs; G~eripaltimasrGte, iSrau
@oobnrgiat mo 6ran anrolinc
gogiel.
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gnt I'M @ett nefnnhen.

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2S Sabre aIte 3iqiotp Or. 3acobs
tot III ieiuem 8eH %gefunoen. Ser
g~erItor6ene tpobnte felt ~ Sabren
bel Jrou 9. QoIan, 8t8 SiiO 6.
8traBe. Saeobs mar ein 9ampi-
fciielmader 1no mar lett LANCER 3eit
lei6en6. Der ToO frat oifeH6ar
our6 einen Ser8idiag Elm, oa oGe
9ln5eifen bon 0elbItmoro feblet.
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Samitag NIT eiuem Repoloer, un0
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pou Der man meirte, iie lei nift &C.
LADEN. Ser Slnge nur0e omar &c.
trofIen uno nerlebt, bod Tnnoen Die
gler5te, mel6e Die Burl0e unteriR6.
ten. Dab bic SduBwlln0e nift ge'
fdbtlid lei.
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Women Sufferers
Need Swamp-Root

Thousands upon thousands Of
women have kidney and, bladder
trouble and never suspect it..
Women's complaints often prove
to be nothing else but kidney trou-
BILE, or the result of kidney or blad-
der disease.
If the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition, they may cause the other
organs to become diseased.
You may suffer a great deal with
pain in the back, headache, loss of
ambition, nervousness and may be
dependent and irritable.
Don't delay starting treatment.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physi-
clans prescription, obtained at any
drug store, restores health to the
kidneys and is just the remedy need
ed to overcome such conditions.
Get a fifty cent or one dollar bot
tie Immediately from and drug store.
However, if you wish to test this
great preparation send ten cents to
DIR. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N.
Y, for a sample bottle. When writ
ing be sure and mention the Stanford
semi-weekly Interior Journal.
33-4 < G.
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Woman's Club News

The Statewide Cleanup, Paint
Up" Campaign is being observed this
week. To make our town more san
itary and attractive the following
hints will remind each citizen of the
necessary steps to obtain desired re-
suits: 4.@..-
1. Swat the fly. and destroy his
breeding place. ..
2. Cover all rain barrels and stag
nant ponds with kerosene to destroy
mosquito.
8. Burn all rubbish.
4. Keep your garbage, can COW
cred.
5. Refrain from throwing rub
bish in the streets; and please do not
expectorate on them.
6. Plan for a garden with flow
ers; look forward to Chautauqua
Week!
8. Keep your chickens on your
own premises and give your neigh
Dor a chance to beautify his home
and surroundings.
8. Paint up inside and out and
help make your town healthy, veal
thy and happy.
Those Who Harm Town.
1. Those who oppose improve
ments.
2. Those who "knock" strangers
and who ".knock" the town to. stran-
gers.
: 3. Those who show hospitality to
no one.
4. Those who hate to see others
succeed
5. Those who distrust public
spirited. men.
6. These who oppose every move
men which does not originate. with
2. Those who oppose every en-
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Heard About Town

w. H. Higgins is improving his
home on Main street by erecting a
concrete porch in front which makes
it one of the handsomest residences
in town. ...
Judge James P. Bailey, Kendrick
Alcorn, Bailey Hill and J. w. Rout,
Jr., were most delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home of the latter's
brother, Beverley Rout, at his coun-
try home.
G. r. Lawler, inspector of the Ad-
ans Express Co., with headquarters
at Paris, was here with local agent
j. S. Rice Wednesday and Thursday
He found things in fine shape here
and was very complimentary of Mr..
Rice's management of the company's
affairs.
Hamilton Did 1t" has just COM
pleted very handsome front sign
for the hustling and popular gents
furnishing firm of Phillips & Phil
lips, on the corner oe Main and Lam
caster streets. It is of raised gold
letters on black background and
is easily the most attractive in town.
Mr.. George Miller Owens has re-
turned from protracted visit to his
son, Rufus Givens, near Mobile, Ala.
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FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedfords Black Draught.

McDuff, Val suffered for severa
years." says Mrs. J. B. Whitaker, o
This place, with sick headache, an,
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me to Try
Thedford's Black-Draught, which. did
and found il to be the best family medi.
cine for young and old.
keep Black Draught on hand all tn,
fine now, and when my children feel |:
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and /
does them more good than any medicin,
they ever tried. --s~,as.
We never have a long spell OF sick.
ness in our family, since we commences
using Black-Draught."
Thedford's Black Draught is purel,
vegetable, and has been found to regu
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re.
lieve indigestion, collie, wind, nausea
headache, sick stomach. and simila,
symptoms. s~A,r-
II has been in constant Use for more
than 10 years, and has benefited mort
than a million people.
Your druggist sells and recommend.
Black-Draught. Price only 25c. Get Z
package to-dsy. NC "a
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He spent the winter very enjoyably
and returned very much improved in
health. He will visit Hustonville
friends for a week or more before
going to Charlottesville for the sum-
mer. ;,a7
j.. w. Peek and H. F. Martin, of
the Turnersville section, have just
returned from Paducah where D. B.
Peek, a brother of the former and
'brother-in-law of the latter under
went an operation for appendicitis.
He was in a very serious condition
for quite a while but the Lincoln
county gentlemen left him greatly i'm
proved and on the road to what
seems a certain recovery.
: Col. Sam P. Harris, of Stanford,
was here yesterday to. attend the
meeting of the Board of the School
for the Deaf. Mrs. John Lynn left
yesterday for Florida, having been
called there by the illness of her IA
Their, Mr.. Sam Moore, who is in Tam
pa.-Mrs. John McRoberts Mount
and little SON, Jack Mount, of Ian
caster, were the guests of Mrs.
Mounts sister, Mrs. w. Logan Wood
Saturday.-Danville Advocate.
J. T. L. Terry and wife,sof Ludlow,
Mack Layton, wife and son, of Chi
cago, John Denham and wife, of the
Green river section, Mrs. w. H.. Ter
ry and Mrs. Sara Hubble, of the coun-
ty, were present at family reunion
at c. c. Terry's the other day. All
of Mr.. and Mrs. Terry's ten children
were present and their four grand
children were also there. A big din
ner was spread and the day was most
enjoyably spent. t
Winfred M. Duncan has been APP.
pointed agent for the Metropolitan
Insurance Company for Lincoln and
Garrard counties. He succeeds to
the vacancy in the local agency
caused by the resignation of T. K
Watson, few weeksaagd AIR Dun.
can is one of the best known and
most efficient young business men in
Stanford, and the Metropolitan is to
be heartily congratulated upon Sc.
curing his services. He will make
them splendid agent in every way
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petfo0 o! expectancy. It Is Tor this reason
tnas much OF the distress such. as morning
sickness is avoided. All prospective Fathers
should see to. It that the expectant mother
Is provided with bottle Of Mothers
The directions are simple. Get It at anv
drug store. It Is applied by the sexpectant
mother herself. It penetrates deeply and al
lords quick and splendid relief in a most
gratifying manner and reflects a physical
betterment to tho nervous disposition Of the
Dany. Don't M 20 get bottle of ..Mother's
Frieno" today and then write Bradfield Re-
uiator Co.,, l1S Lamar Bldg, Atlanta. Ga.
for a pretty little book brimful of informs.
ton for expectant mothers. 1t is a delight
to read It.
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SauAey

The people of this community are
very busy planting corn.
A Sunday school has been organ
lied at Logan's Creek church, and
it is progressing nicely.
Mrs. Susie Adams and Mrs. Al
bridge, were the guests of Mrs Wat
kins Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter McGuffey was the
guest of Mrs. M. C. Floyd this week.
Miss Elizabeth Lowell was visiting
Misses Jennie and Sarah Sampson
Sunday. -.
There are several from this
part of the county attended the sing
ing at Meals Creek Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Boone and lit
tie son were the guests, of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. C. Floyd Easter Sunday.
The Fair View Sunday school is
progressing nicely, as well as the
singing.
Miss Ida Floyd is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Samuel Boone.
Mr.. Walter Browning has been or
the sick list for some time, but is
better at this writing, g.
Messrs. Bailey and Pitts Sampson
have returned to their school after
a few days visit with their home
folks.
Miss Eva Privett was the guest Of
Miss Ida Floyd Tuesday.