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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-21
BIG MONEY HUNG
 UP FOR PRONG CONTEST
(From Sunnavs paIIyl


 The worlds championship broncho contest, which is attracting so many cowboys to Prescott this year, bids fair to be exciting and interesting from start to finish. Arena Directo, Haworth has secured the most vicious outlaws obtainable to test the skill and strength of the boys. The prizes arc as follows: First. S400 and the diamond-studded worlds champion ship gold medal: second. S250: third. $lOO; fourth. $50. The above prizes will be awarded at the end of the con test, in addition to the following day monies: July 4th, SS0; July 5th. SS0; July 9th. S41; so will be awarded to eacn of the top contestants for the day. The entrance fec will be go with IA chances to win it back.
 Prescott's claim to a worlds cham pionship contest is based upon the fact that the winner of the first prize and gold medal must contest for the medal and his title as champion at any place in the world where as high a purse is offered and the same riding rules govern. If no other or ganizatic7 makes a bid for the cnam- pions ,p, the .,older of the title and medal must contest for the same al Prescott. 1917. The first rider to win the medal two consecutive years will retain it as his property and the From tier Days management will provide a new medal for the following years contest or contests. This medal was won in 1914 by Harry Henderson and in 1915 by Johnny Fredericks.
 Free open riding is the rule Of this contest. Everything the rider does from the time the horse leaves the chute until the judges order horse picked up by pistol shot shall be con sidered for or against him. After the pistol shot. rothing will be consider ed against rider except that re will l De disqualified for fighting or abusing l iis horse The Frontier Days manage nent wants 10 sec the best man win, md all of the rules of the contest will ,e strictly enforced. Pulling leather 'r holding saddle strings. failing to spur horse twice in shoulder during he first five jumps, changing hands on reins or using other hand to take ID slack in rcins. losing stirrup or being buckcd off, will disqualify a ijcr. and he shall drop out of the ontcst Any attempt 10 violate the ules or take any unfair advantage, uch as by wetting or sticking up" haps, or tapeing stirrups or feet will csult in the barring of the offending contestant from this or any other Prescott Frontier Days event.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-21
Estimable Woman
 Is Called Away
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

After lingering illness of over two years from cancer, the summons came to Mrs. Ellen Louise Tnom- son of Glendale. formerly of Elm poria, Kansas, Saturday evening, the funeral taking place Sunday afternoon from the mortuary of w. N. Poul- son & Company. The deceased was held in high esteem by many here and at Glendale. from which place she came to this city a short time ago. At her side when the summons came was a daugatcr. Miss Eva \. Thorn son. of Glendale, a teacher in the pub lie school. \ son, from Douglas, was also present at the funeral. Rev. Hartshorn oficiatcd at the funeral. Burial was given in Mountain View cemetery. and the pallbearcrs were Monroe Rcddcn. Mir. Smythe. pr. w. |. Linn. Fred Eschcr, ]. \. Piper and \. |. Hammond
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-21
2 Compartment Shaft Is Being
 Sunk By Desert
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
 JEROME. June 10. - Work has been started on the new two-compart- meut shaft, which is being sunk by the Desert Mining Company on its properties at Wenden. is the repor; brought here by James Prosscr. a di- rector of the company, who arrived in Jerome. Sunday Already the 70- foot level has been reached An en- zine and compressor have been in- stalled while the gallows frame was raised yesterday,
 Ten men are employed at the mine at the present but this force will be increased as soon as jack hammers are received. Although only one shit is now employed, says Prosser. things viii be in ship-shape condition for the larger force in the next two weeks.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-21
PRINCIPALS BROTHER
 VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
(From Saturdays DalIy.)

Miss Verlc Beaver. principal of the Lincoln school. who left hurriedly for her home in Ohio on receipt of a telegram stating that her father and brother had been seriously injured in an accident. has since her arrival in Ohio wired friends in this city that her brother died before she could reach his bedside Her father will probably recover. Miss Beaver has made many friends during the sev- cral terms she has been in charge at the Lincoln school and all deeply re grct the sorrow that has come to her.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-21
ANOTHER PIONEER GOES
(From SatuTday : DaiiY)

F. A. Dowd. a member of the Piou- ccrs' Home n this city. passed away on Thursday. and was buried yeSter- day from Ruftner's Darlors. le had reached the extreme age of S5. years. He arrived in Arizona nearly half . century ago He was native of Ohio. and his death was due to a general breaking down of health.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-21
Placers Are Active

Many of the mines along the Has. sayampa river are again being work
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-21
General Activity.

The Bullwhackcr Company is work ing two shifts of miners and will soon put on a third shit. The Henrietta and Buttcrnut mines arc being work cd with increased crews. The Great Southern Company will shortly add to its force oi miners. The Schuber Copper Company is preparing for ex- tensivc mining operations. The Com mcrcial Company will soon increase the scope of its development work. The Loma Prieta Company will put on additional miners as soon as the work now under way in the snait is com plctcd. Additions are to be made al once to the mine and mill crews al the Cash property. The Blue Bell mine Is employing as many miners as can work 10 advantage The Golden Dragon Mining & Milling Company will resume operations the current month with three shifts of miners. The Big Pine Company is working a man wherever available The Tus- cumbia Company Is preparing to open the high grade silver-gold-copper orc shoot recently discovered. Ed. Block ono of the best known mining men ia this section. Is working all of nis mining properties.
 Placers Are Active.
 Many of the mines along the Has sayampa river are again being work
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

lIsber bas Dffentlide 2eben IN Cons
bon plaubert Elm beuti9er &orreipons
bent in feinsn ginbriiden BON elmer
Reiie na1 England:
Sn 2pnbon ipieIen bic @lpbetrot.
tiers feline Rplle, unb beshalb TT bur4
ibr @usbleiben benz 2unboner Stras
benleben fem 9ardtteriitiiaes Mert'
NAL nidt entidpunbsn. Wit benz
8a6Ien Der Qrmee pat bas 2eben
in 2onbpn an Gmiisteit eber Sus als
abaenpmmen. Cine Waiie Militdr
lift Inn bic 8apitule ton5entriert. @u4
bic Grmee BON Sffisieren unb ges
amten, bic our Organization unn
@erpaltuns bes Rieienbeeres notpens
big 1T. trdst basu bel, aOnoon gu
beleben, Inn 70 mebr. oils piele Diff
aiere unb &eamte Der s%utiituierten
! RlaiIe nit ibren Sumilien in ben
Sotels non 2onbon pobnen. Sn
@nslanb iinb bic bunten paraoeunts
fprmen ebenfalls peri@punben, mi:
auf benz Sentiment, unb on ibre
STEELE bic abatifarben getreten, Sieic
aelbbraune Uniform 1T a~llerbings in
gnalanb feline Heubeit, bsan idon
fir friibere &risse ipurbe bic ensli'
i6e grpeoitionsurmee in bieien 5ar'
Ben einaetleioet. Die enslii4e Unit
FORM eri9eint i'm allsemeinen al:
GuBerIt prattiia unb in eriter 2ini
fir barte arbeit befimmt. Der lln'
terI6ieb apiidsn Sffiaiers< uni
Manni9aftsuniform 1T taum be
mertbar, mas bas bemotratii4e aug
5eIpnbers anssnebm empfinbet. Baf
fen fperben auBer Dienit feline sstra
gen; Der snsliide Webrmann fiibr
an @telle bes 8aionetts ober Sdbel
sinen leidten Stod in Der Sant
9as 8etrasen Der Sffiaiere auf be
. Straben, in Reitaurants inb in 81
teIs brinst 10 reat beutIi9 bic sbri
fish dignity" gum Qusbrud. Sci
ganaes 8enebmen unb feline gara
9leuberlidteit 1T oarauf seridtet, IL
i. i'm Dffentliden 2eben 10 unauffdlli
, als mDsli6 gu MAIDEN, unb serab
babur9 erbalt er feinen piiroise
gnitri9. Die i6ottii6en Regimsn
! ter baden aIlsrbinss in ibrer 9leuber
! li6teit burd lire eisenurtise Uni
: form etpas electromagnetic. 0i
: armeeeintsiIung in @roBbritonnie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

aiirsli9 purbe auf elmer Sports
idau in Gbatam (gnsIanb) gum srs
tenmal bas Sanosronatenperfen als
sport se5eist. Der @erfet itano IN
einem Sang, Der aus in stpei &eiheu
spiI9en Stanssn aufseIpannten Si'
dern gebilbet mar unb in Der 8rette
unb Sisfe senau Die Mabe Der iib'
liden S9ibensrdben seiste. Bon
bort aus mari er nod einem bes
Itimmten 3iel tiinitli4e Sanosrana'
ten. @lei93eitig baben aud bic oelt'
Iiden S~pprtspersine I'M ginperitdao'
lnis nit benz preubii4en &riessrnts
niIterium fplsenbe Gnlettnngsn uno
8etimmunsen aussearbeitet: Dos
8erfen bon !Sanbsranaten sei4iebt:
/. Ils 3ielpurf nad elmer tpasrsd'
ten S9eibe nit bier Rinsen am Bo'
ben setpeibt (9ur4tmeTer 2 M(sterl.
punftpertuns: AZ aus Dem 2aut
b aus benz Stanb, q aus benz 2ies
gen. MeNuns ipie beim Speerperfen.
Sntfernuns 1875 Meter, begin.
10-15 Meter. gu AZ: Der abtpurf
asfdiebt BON elmer abpurflinie. Dre'
bungen INN iid ielblt finb perboten;
su b.: Ser Berfer barf nur sirsrI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

berubt auf einsm onbersn Sbitem,
ols oiejenisen bes Sentiments. Ste
He9imenter iinb nidt numeriert, ions
bern trasen lire @igennamen, bic
gum Sell Bis ins Mittelalter 3uriids
batieren, unb an benen trabitionelle
Rubmestaten aus friiberen &riesen
baften. 9esbaIb 1T Der Solbat itolo
oarauf, unb trGst fem MDslides boz
au Bel, bic TRADITION feines &egis
mentes ebrenpoll aufre9t gu erbalten.
Die Sotels unb Reitaiarants in
2pnbpn iinb iibsrfiiIlt unb bic Sbeas
ter iebr gut beiu4t.
Die in paris, 10 1T ail4 in Gpn'
bon bic 6rau beute ols Sramtons
butteur, Gbauffsur, 2iftbebisnuns u.
I. 10. cine alltdglide gri4einung.
Spbalb Ountelbeit eintritt, iint
pesen Der 3eppslinansriffs folsenbt
8orf6riften gu befolgen: es TT bar
auf gu a9ten, bab bic 2idter II
SGuIern unD SobrSeusen gesen all.
BEN uniidtbar gemaat iperoen. 81
bieiem 3pede miiiIsn ollie 5enite'
nit Rpuleour iiberSp9en tperoen
autps miiifen nit fIeinen farbi9er
2idtern periebsn Eein; bic hellen mel
ZEN 2umpen iino berboten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

ais es fetnen Yesnern beliebt. 4ber
CO beberrfdt na9 tpie Dor Die innss
rem 2inien. Der 4riss pirb nidt auf
beutidem 9ebiets sefibrt unb
Deuti9lanb tann, tpern es min, ii4
tpeientli9 auf Die @~erteibisung ieis
ner tief in feinblide @ebiete porses
fdobenen ftarten Gtsllunssn ZEE
fdrGnten. 9ieie 8ampfart ldbt Ii9
au6 auf 8erOun ausbebner, tatfd1s
lid bat bort felt etpa apei Monoten
Der StelIungstrieg bsreits sinseiebt.
Die Srunapien perfuden in @erbun
Die 3uriideroberung oes perloren GEE
sansenen Serrains, baben absr nod
peniser Slid bamit sebabt, als on
Der Summe. Die Geinbe babsn inns
mer bebauptet. baB bic 3eit ibr be-
tier 8unbessenoEe fei. OisIe Sbeos
RE bat ibnen o~lIer6inss ben 9eis
tritt portugals unb RumGniens
einsetrassn. unb pieleidt seIinst es
ibnen iOsar, bas tpiberftrsbenbs 9ries
denluno nod in Sen &ries gu Spins
gen. 0amit aber III aud S4luB.
Bon Den brei leb!senannten Staater
bate nur RumGnien einen nennenss
iuerten miIitGrif4en Wert. Iber aud
Rymdnien fat i'm eriten Sreffen mil
oen Seinben tldslid perfaet.
Die nun idon felt msbr ali
brei Monaten piitsnoe CONNIE
idludt, pelde 10 furdtbur on bel
militGriIden 8raft gnslanbs uni
6rantrsids fribt, mag nod bis II
ben Winter binein fortbauern. @be
bur9 tpmmen Die Jeinoe ni9t, aud
penr es selinsen ioute, nod oieie
ober isnes Seri4Ofene fran5Oiii4
Dorf gu beIeben. !Sinter Der leg
enbli9 eroberten erIten beuti4en Vi
ME iino peitere neue Steaungen aui
aebaut poroeu, beieBt nit Mdnnsr
Serislben aampftraft, pelde ieos
3pu Der psrni9teten eriten 2ini
rerteipi9t baben. Die 5einoe mO9e
nur lpeiter anlaufen. zines lparme
gmpfanses iino fie ii4er. Sonit a5'
in ni9ts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

Gnberuns Der liesenoen Saltuns
ma9t ben Wurf unsiiltis. Der
Mannidaftstampf 1T gu beporsuseu.
Cine Mannidaft Ion mOsli9t aus
adt damn (einer @ruppe) beftebeu.
Solsenbe arten BON 9mbsranaterl
tommen our anpenouns: auselsras
nate, Stislgranate unb Distussra'
nate. $50 IS Die umftdnoe seftdtten.
Itnb aud Diirfe aus benz @raberl ~
iiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08
. Der M ii bergif4e

Oer 10 w w
5inan5miniter b., Piftorills TT, BEN
.Sdpdb. Merfur" 8afOlse, in iapsre
Srauer psriebt tporben. Ssin Sobn,
2eutnant @srner Piitorius. Sitter
oes giiernen &reuSes, TIT am q. Sas
Ii sefalen. IS 1T bies iaon Der brittle
5aa. baB elm piirttembersifder
Staatsminiitsr in bisiem &riese eine1
5pbn fir Oas 8aterIaub b~inseseben
bat. Sopobl Miniferprdiioent bpm
@eisidder, als aulturminiitsr ..
Sabsrmaas babea einen So9n i'm Gel
Oe perloren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

91e alteren 8epobner
bon Getp 2isbpn, @is., baben nit
9enustuuns Ole Naari4t aus
pousbtsepie. q. 9, Dernommen.
bab bort npaitor" @rtbur Dors
tbingtun, Der unter SuBenOen bon
Hamen reiite unb auf cine 50idbrtge
Observation-Disclosures, in pel6er ct
minoeitens adt Srauen beiratste. Sus
riidbliden tann, iebt enblid Der SUI
fila in bic Sdnbe fiel. Sn Rem Sis
bon bette CT 1879 unter benz Ramen
M. 8enuateau opertert. Ra6oem er
bamals bort brei Sabre lang iein
llntpeien setrisbsn, gefalfat uab
lints unb re6ts @elb 5uIammenges
borgt bate, peri9panb er, feline go
Mile idn0be auriidlafenO. Seine
Srau febrte sur 8iibne suriid. fparte
iabrelans ieben Gent unb fam bann
nod Hetp 2isbon suriid, um bic
Sdulben bes Mannes gu be5ablen.
8aIb oaruuf itarb lie.
Gin ubergep D bnIi9es
ct" den Retlame ipieIte Iid tiiralid
Dor Der Gitp Saa in Nepart, q.
s., ab, als bor Oieier elm sroBer gela
Der Qutolaltpasen Der 5irma WiGion
&c Co., ghicasoer Sdnbler nit S4ins
fen unb SpedIeiten, belt uno 8eorg
&uapp binausiprang, Inn nit einem
feilten Sdinten unter benz arm bic
Sreitreppe binouf gu ipringen. Be-
Iaeter S9tnten purbe nit einem Be-
griibungsi9reiben bon benz Mapor
sbomplon aus Chicago on Mapor
Rapmonb abseliefert, fir ben ibn
SefretGr 6. grle Moobp in Ibipea
Ienbeit bes 8iirsermeiiters IN @mps
fang na6m. Die Sirma bate pdbs
renb Dss tiiraltd brobenOen 8abna
itreits arrangements getroffen, ibrs
GunDI9aft bur6 autos gu beiorgen,
unb Der biirsermeiiterIi4e S4inten,
Der in Netpart %anselanste, tpar nur
Elm 8etpeis, bab iia Der pldn ohn'
Sapieriafeiten bur6fibrsn ldbt.
Wteraigtauen pfunS
&arpfen, Der sr0bte @inaelfang, BET
ie in 2ate &egonia sema4t purbe.
fpurben fiirslt9 bon benz Slider
, 8tebner aus @tousbton, Wis., bel
einem sinaisen Siidaus aus ieneu
See sesosen. gs nabm ibm inb iei'
r,sn 2euten fait einen san5en Gag
Inn bas Rieienneb gu entleeren. Sit
Rarpfen wurben mad Retp gort uni
gbicaso sefanbt.
g. 8. 8 bebeaug. Der in 9oa'
ftun, Ser., 40 Sage in l1nieriu'
4unssbaft seIeFsn bate, fano be
ieiner S%reilafung, baB feline gau,
Company. bic i6m fein Seim aiI
4bfdlagsSabluns erridtet bate, ietn'
iiebe Srau aus benz Sauie sepOrfer
unb SasIelbe NIT 8ef4lag belegt
i, bate, Seineu eisenen, iotpie ben BE
miibunssn Ginger 5reunbe selans ii
iebod, bic 8eamten Der 8ou<Gom'
!, pans gu bepsser, ibre barte MaB'
resel suriidaunebmea unb benz Wanr
9elesenbeit gu seben, fid bas tell
i, peiie beaablte Sous gu erbalten.
, 9ie a6t Sob-e alte Craig
aus SbeGltotpn, bel PrinceB anne
Mb, erlas ben Solsen zines nnfaas
fpel9em tie por einisen Sagen gun
: Spfer bel. Sas WGbaen 6efano i'd
ouf benz @ege CUR S9ule, oils bel
2anbbrieftrdser goIng bic alein,
, traf unb o%uffprberte, auf ieinem $50
gen plaB gu nebmen, ba er lie aul
S6ule fabren ipolle. Slipe itano aui
: benz Srittbrett, ols lie 6ei elmer Bic
I suns bonn Wagen obitiirste uno ur'
ter bic &dber 9eriet. 0as Mdb6er
erlitt einen S9doelbru4 uno inner
lide 8~erlebungen, bic i6ren Sob ber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-08

SUB bonn goben liiften, 9rebunaea
Hm Td ieIbit iino perboten; gu q:
Der Werfer burf fi9 bDditens 5ur
Streduns bes itiibenOen armes aut'
ri6ten. 4uftnien ober ionitise Wer'
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-06-01
TENNESSEE OFFICIAL
WINS LONG FIGHT

J. w. Seaton OF Linden, Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of the Twelfth Ju-
dicial District OF Tennessee, was for
years q sufferer from stomach troubles
in part a result of his combining
work. He tried doctor after doctor.
He tried medicines without end.
One day he took a dose Of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. He wrote:
"Your medicine is the best in the
world for any form of stomach trouble.
I am glad to say that after taking tho
full treatment feel that am well.
81 had very severe pains in my stom-
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medicine did me ten times as much
good as all the doctors medicine that
/ took for two years. My family ply.
stefan told me that | would never be
any better-today | am well. | have
gained twenty-five pounds"
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per-
manent results for stomach, liver and
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after eating, pressure OF gas in the
stomach and around the heart. Get one
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-06-01
MANSE.

Mrs. j. M. Bell is on the sick list.
Mr.. Arch Thompson spent the past
week at Mt. Vernon.
Miss Kate Clark was at this place
Friday evening on business.
Mrs. Mary Clark spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Thompson on White Lick Creek.
Mr.. Robert Anderson was the guest
Of Mr.. Hubert Ralston Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Creek and daughter.
Miss Allie. spent Saturday and Sunday
in Berea.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Reynolds are
the proud parents of new baby boy,
born May 2lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Cox and little
daughter, Lillian Mae, have been very
i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. Harry McWhorter spent Satur.
day and Sunday with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. McWhorter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Plummber are re.
joicing over a fine set of twins. The
names are Dolas and Dorothy.
Mrs. W. A. Anderson and children
spent Saturday with MIR. w. p. Ander.
son and wife of Madison county.
Mrs. W. W. West and daughters
Estella and Berulah, have returned
home from Vanceburg. Miss Kelly &C
companied them home.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-06-01
BRYANTSVILLE

Miss Mary Ellen Farley was a recent
visitor in Jessemine.
Mrs. G. b. Rose entertained at a
family dinner last Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Jordan and baby of Ford
visited her sister, Mrs. Joe Gosney.
Little Miss Anna Welburn Parks has
been visiting relatives in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C Williams and chill
dren spent Sunday with relatives at
Burgin.
Several from here went to Camp
Nelson Tuesday to hear Hon, E. P.
Morrow.
Mr.. Bryan Ballard has been spending
few days with his mother, Mrs. E. H.
Ballard.
Mrs. Wesley Walker and children of
Danville visited Mesdames B. p. and
w. H. Swope last week.
Miss Wayne Ballard will go to Lex
ington Wednesday to attend the ban
quet at Hamilton College.
Several from here have purchased
season tickets for the Chautauqua at
Lancaster and expect to attend.
Miss Cecil Bowling. one of our most
popular girls was one of the graduates
at X. c. W., Danville, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Kennedy and Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Hendren enjoyed a
motor trip to Frankfort last Wednesday
and took in the sights of that city.
DR.. and Mrs. Sam Rose of Hazleton,
Pa, who motorei down about ten days
ago in their handsome new roadster.
for visit to their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. b. Rose, left Saturday for
their home.
Miss Wayne Lee Ballard entertained
with motor party" to Lexington
Wednes day in honor of Mrs. Sam Rose
The other guests being Mrs. Hogan
Ballard and Mrs. G. c. Rose of Lam
caster. They went over in the early
afternoon had dinner at the Phoenix
and returned later in the evening.
Mr., and Mrs. J. Hogan Ballard en-
tertained at course dinner Thursday
evening at pine Crest" in honor Of
DIR. and Mrs. Sam Rose Of Pa. The
place cards were done in daisies and a
pretty French basket tied with yellow
tulle and filled with dsisies was used as
the central decoration on the table. A
very enjoyable evening was spent.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-06-01
LEVEL GREEN

Miss Katie Clark spent Sunday in
Berea.
Mr.. Duff, from GLASGOW. KY, has
been visiting Mr.. J. E. Smith.
Mr.. Thurston Robinson spent Sunday
with his cousin, Guy Robinson.
Mrs. Mary Clark was the guest OF
Mrs. Mandy Thompson Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Sowder spent Thursday
night with her sister Miss Nelson Sow.
der.
Miss Parrie Mae Clark is attending
the School of Methods at Mt. Vernon
this week.
Little Robert Zilla and Ernest Davi:
spent Thursday night with their cousin
Miss Lorraine Davis.
Mrs. Fanny Green and Mr.. S. T.
Green were the pleasant guests Of DR..
and Mrs. Redwine Sunday.
Mr.. Sherman Robinson and family
and Miss Tillie Green spent Sunday
with Mr.. w. H. Smith and wife.
Mrs. r. C. Boain and sister Mrs.
Lou Combs were the guests of theii
sister, Mrs. Henry Moore last Friday.
The Christian Endesvor Society, Of
Leavel Green is progressing nicely,
Several new members have been added
recently.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-06-01
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need OF falling hair and that scalp itch
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1t is delightful refreshing, invigor-
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druggist knows about and speaks well
of.
But one thing that has made Partisan
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r. +. McRoberts guarantees it to do
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he sells lots oft. 6-l-2t.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-06-01
MARKSBURY

Mrs. Dykes who has been seriously
i'll is improving.
Mr.. James Turner and family visited
in Lancaster Sunday.
Miss Sallie Lou Myers is spending the
week with the Misses Royston.
The new macadam road has been
completed as far as the church.
Mr.. Noel Boyle of Berea College
spent last week with his parents.
Mrs. J. G. Doty gave fish fry at
Lock No. s. A very enjoyable day was
spent.
Mr.. Stallard Hill and family of Dan
vile spent the week end with Mrs.
Ryle lsom.
Ryle lsom lost valuable work horse
from overheating while blowing in the
field Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Higgins spent
Sunday with his sister. Miss Jennie
Higgins at Paint Lick.
Messrs Tom Chestnut, Robt Fox and
]. W. Woods Of Lexington made bus
mess trip to st Louis last week.
1t is reported that Miss Elizabeth
Simpson who has been nursing her Sis
ter in the hospital at Louisville is sick
With measles.
Misses Margaret and Alice Sutton,
and Stella Grow are happy that they
passed in the examination for free
scholarship" at the Lancaster graded
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanpelt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. A.
Chestnut of Danville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Boner and Mrs. Baker of Chicago
were visitors at the Chestnut home
Sunday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-06-01
MORE RHEUMATISM
Than EVER BEFORE
Clergmen, Lawyers, Brokers, Mechanic
and Merchants Stricken.

Our old friend Rheumatic Is having
his inning this year, and few words
of caution from one who knows all
about it may not be amiss.
Wear rubbers in damp weather; keep
your feet dry; drink plenty of lemon
ade, and avoid strong alcoholic drinks.
If rheumatism gets you, or sciatics,
and you have sharp twinges, gnawing
pain or swollen joints or muscles, you
can get rid of all agony in just a few
days by taking one-half teaspoonful of
Rheuna once a day.
All druggists know about Rheuma;
it's harmless, yet powerful: cheap, vet
sure, and 50-cent bottle will last a
long time. Ask r. f. McRoberts or
any druggist. 6-l-2t'