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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

Esarss ~ e-s Days Dssasnrs in Ill
s-s -saas-s Staeks
- ---k, A1g E-Sncrr1sE wu-
se"s-s p-sEsE-e - ca6zwE yE-v
f-z ErrcK rR-Ee-- annR q TN Nnre
.ssllsz -a-.i.g - icwaEr =xcu1xuz
- Ak-es -G--..g = lawsEr curra-
= ne gsEy wS-4e rcE-- GraerH
ssasts'p sra1en -ae mazErlA ERzz
y = IL -nrs slE-a-ael 5E- EDve-
W3laE GE-rli-.E Lee -wa wHHKE aE-,
t--ia-AHn vaE -aEuznsr - I'm cut
800 9fs- ne luusie nnaiGaw not
--e A7zlcsl- Etl1El1nr and eEeen-
= AIGs1s -~uEBteE especially -i1e r.
--A---nr s-.<sh- pTuSeE,lg tRrrnE-
N ZAs -lE-1rz-Hr ~ zne grading TN
.-,as VII arF' saE-y ASziEtaz q . Ez-s-
= =-L4ilz Br ntERv a4Es-Hg8 e-uH
-i-E VIII aEr--a sc II rrezE rnei-
= < 41'a1-ss+ N ne apparent LACK
'2-i-ss EZrrTs--
- r1s'ez we e---az-w.sr -ust-
IL zs-1 T casCE during -ae HrE
q s1-as-sz mumE--u- 81 MD
1t II -l-e- dealings Gesrare r-1f
g. szss y -zsnsy eel InanS Encu-
3 Ilsc--ninzzrn -ar a-s-snduE7r1a4
t~--ArH r~A-Es me E1DuE l86
= -s-r lnv76Es isVElE, bur- rAa re-
= ~ -nrss4-1 czER vas Mc-e
aa-l& offset rne aEaGseH Einz~
Z Eeasi 1gre- SAFES Announced
In z.-a-eE
= III Mn-e sE-Eme aerlr1E
1!.s1 --Esrs ana AAEraExa To-
Fi11 1s-rreE q md y rufEsE
= -E+a- MAKING M nncr ID
q. -aas-h -.E.tlle- Mss1rs = pnsnrE-
-. 7sAinrnssES snlpniEEk. oils.
= In -neE ErR-As Ln-He 70 aer-
- zar aszcudE-'v E1er1a31ss -we
a1-.s --a-lsr as1ng AZ nae N
E. -. 81 FrznEE. Su- inssEs anung
aIuss were -e.aE-etw nunxuR
= sa@e nE-Rs. w-eaxsnrs n Ermrar
- ase1E r1s-rnlunRlE alEn rn-
F. VIZ s-2a- Iuw.ss.nEne taHueE.
.-2=S t. -Lle we're H. 1I3Rn.
90 = -s-rE W.T. gHe1zHEaS On cal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

Erns 10 2saeAeld - DC re gueEr ~
[aEnds 1cr q shnrr THE
NJ ana Ms jam EotiRann WERE
Szadav and z--srnsc me sE--1css a.
In Williams Mezr-,a EaE,sl
GaHH A-n4e 5e-v1az nzs -s--e@
FIN 4 weekend v1Es- VT. 1-EaEs e.
W1aaene-e -~
EEw- ? - - E-az - A-.s11r
GAsE-. 1cms- paz-r- u ne E-s- EHy-
I'M c1E--e e. Oakland occEraes ne
E,.rtr II me Williams Neurr3a. cnz2e.
II Oakland Es.gu-s SunGz-
A1ss A-are E1u-ur lssc Na,Eezr mrrn-
Ing er- week -zEzlEn VIII rs.E-Ess
L Winthrop and EeH6aeir
Mr. Rnd Mrs.. X : wa--sr znE X-s
3 a--En 3a-her. NJ 5uzzaz Of Va
terwLls, and Mrs Mn-zng ana grand
aaagEs-, Miss Mildred Perkins. Z
Oakland we're ealing III r-asnas II
sTz-aneiG- En--Gsrw.ck a-rc CzaRzz
w sUnaz-
Arx- G1y kzwtsl.e anr e1iiE-ea. M
-lsl and 81iaa6 and N.sE EIazei sRw-
Telie -srHrnsd Ean6HE e-un q wsek
x;E.r win Ars 5zw-HElss 1nCpE-euz
A- zae Mrs. Il z Fog Of osx-
EE- Wilder snail ms -Hlner 1---
. weekend vlElt VII -snEH IN Sn--r
Far1ean
Ar. and M Fred Rc--e vsss-Ad
A1g1E-a- wn-s--r- Nj Vernon anG
New Sna--r Su.az- They ware ac-
-rMrEnes br Mr. and Mrs Ia-ess
Br-nark and .z-lE Of A1zsta- raa.E-
ae tss -7 sy au1n-
Mr. and L-a R-z-rn Ear-irE z-c
eErgr-sr Cs-.lyn and M-z Maurice
AIei6. VINO have bean r-AEn- E-a.
H.rrirks nR-ezEz. Nj. and ME-. Z
- SrErrRvau- II oRklzaa Hesz--z.
have returned IN their nnme N Il
guEfA
Mrs Cary SzzHard wzs z EzE q
.raknns ~ Somerset Jl-crnn MGR
dag.
Ferry Su-ErHsa6. tarme- rz--zs-
har II the Cascade Woulsn r.zl. ru-
new s12icEs1 n The Office Of -nr
XA6aaor Wopien CO.. was calling a-
friends u rcwn Suacav.
A-s- Emma wa1sru OF a.-anzs y
- nss arrived n 1cwn ami VII he
a snss1 N Nj and Mrs. ". ". Eibbr
01 oaadAod Ee4gn-x- Hrs yTa-scu II
q 1nrmEr -ssl1er- CT Oakland r.zr for
SEINE Tine has made her nrrae VIE
her sun. Harry Watson. Win Is an
sase1 n Y III {. n work 81 Crzrge
" J.
Mr.. and M-H- Charles whsrs aue
children, Cz-itne and Carbon. aar
M and ER. Edwin Sheldon CT Nor
iii wzre guesrs Sunday OF VI
VI hznets COUSIN N-s. Walrz- WEIGH
making rne TIP by azrn.
Mics Eliza Ellis. q school >Rarhe-
IL Central E. Z. WIN is passing ne-
uRczrlur WITH her SISTER Mrs.. Iaz.-a
v hzre. has returned ram IL wee5s
-sKr With her sister, Mrs. :. u En--
u Fa1rnesc Ceu-sr
Nlas Mildred Perkins in erjcvarr
4 veelxss vaczriun with -issnds NJ
lakeside
LII. and Mrs. Ernest Ezras eutsr-
azsaef party az e-aencs Wednesday,
evening II their hnme II Oakland
5eagnrs- The guests were NJ. and
Mrs Robert ASrznzm ana -rla1-gn.
Mwr1e and Mesr.n. os BcErsr-. III.
and Mrs. E ~ Srurrsvanr End sur
Izmas and MlzE Laura Srurasrzrr eli
Oakland EeigE-z. NJ and Mrs. Ward
-hHrrnAn and Eun Kenneth sr FAIR
aaiE. WIN ceiehrzass TIM f-sR zrrzi-
uWuM<y OF klS hir<n IN WafineaxznwEd
Mz1 E1tm E1l1x &C Cnurrnl 1snzzn ID
&. W51 Drxznn EzzAz - - - ~
- - E4Ezn &Ezzr1nzszn< sAzzxp -
unmnku T1N Hzzxnxnnr NJ EGaMx1zI Ix3-
r.1 ard Inns neen 4 uz1essf - r4In-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19
NEW OFFER TO
BRITISH RY. HELP

Lo1dan- A1g- 1.-THE E-we-unerr
to-day gave ouc details uc rhs new o.
e- which 81 Auck.ans eeddss zs--
zs1.- & -ecrcE-aux1nn, On Frdzy
1r1z11ec tina execr-re crrrrsrnns cf'
rae lcczncrzrs e1Enenen and are-
EEL woE16 20 rururicz-sc :, = -
aay.
ThE g-vxrrner-s o@.- s-ru--x n
n 0c-ease e Rpprax-z1zty lDe ny
cer- ever tina average Standard rrs-
VIZ -z-e Of pay t5- the classes crn-
ceroea and gives a nanr1y u tha
soE.e G-zvE-E q new s.an6ara wzza
n excess Of thar prssert ea-rzn<M
The aEsr Is a. present Endsr cru-
saoerz-icr ~ the Na-craz ten Of
EalwzT Mai wtlca WI had Al e.
scI-Te mss-ng 1al1rrBW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

1k-I CT ice cream and fancy crack
s-s were served.
L AM A-g. L C BRIDGES Ct u
o11--sse- Azzs-- EaD a-e visiting NJ
-T21gsE 2E-sZ, NJ. Enc L-s- Chee-
1s- l-11gss u Oakland EeiEsA. have
rs1-z1sc o- & Weekend E2 u
-GU-a- Island
II Eoc A-s. = = Eocie- hare 70
-l1s1 - TER suns = Ave-s--
--2sE-, E--s- v.sDs Mrs Fonls-'s
E-s1e-. LIE. Fred SoEls. cEs- -ae
weeE-e11 making ne -s ny xz.r-
A--s- Lag6 -sear:-- L. Sunday III
A-sT Isrk Cry - a-esnd he War
ce- CcrSet scnoei ea- a weak
-la-=nce Skngs wae las bean
r-s1--rE Els graa5pa-ecg. Er. an6
A-Hs- -y!Dsstzr Skz-1zgs. and Els amt
i-''s- v Liam FeaTgv. TT 1ew DAVIS.
.s-s -eFA-r4a u RS hons n Fcx-
raft
ne SRlvzlcu ATTY VII nnla ser
ices r21s sTs--1g a. 80 sEieCk -
-'sHst square, trrz E..ca p.Aee -.ey
- . - Ire home e Esr. N-EoE
A-ls-lsr, where another sE-~1cs VII
oe nA41 Al are Evyaec Il armand
-AaI-A-1 Elcra-1 a Ean, wins
Las been Passing z ano-- Through
NE n-E Cousins. Mis- Esisc Smiley
&-.G -A--s- + lnEEncs Gwen. Eas rzn-
&C . Lz--r DIX ~ aEa- E-s 6zs-
--arE=- IL the Aeytzrlg at tina w4-
t--aplR-n Ez-c1 We 2asrar o. an
: r@rs
~ Vas cne n rns A-s1 &c s-lsr ana
AR sFyan months -A.g wAs
2--aEn1EaG ernn private C c-aqial1
VIZ rank Es first Asuze-A-. znd las
za--~=r al through the war. Ee Is
IN q william a Hatch vse was
q -z7-1s- Of nns II rse WY G.ass II
-1-sy and vhe was commissioned
-,'s- haursnart n rne ard Name II
-z--,rv - tae Civil VIA and wzs later
-11zze--sd u another company and
a ne end 81 rhe WEI had the rzaK
II --aJGr.
EE-7H ws.wu--h and NJ. nc
Mr.. willard Wer-wcrts q Erham
vs-s EUeszs Sunday as M and N-z.
SpE-EaaE Eca-, making the -sp nr
s1Gn-
III and ME-. -Ene- -nrrrBur
s-1 s1r Flr-cnsr ~ Scion. w.rs
vesk-end guests q NJ. and Mrs
5'-sG Lombard
AErae5ec Pomona G-zree hnz nesr
z-7-1-sc nv East Ksnneher Pomona
- 1nEn Z II a Heid meerrg WefneE-
9R-. AzE- &c. N East vaasa1bure. Al
T-z7Ezrs and friends are zrvfn6- n
y1Ic-lc lEncn VIII be servef
Cascade Grange VIII hoie IT'S Nrxr
-sr1lH- nesting E-are vaca1lnr- Eas-
.-.4aT evening = Grange hal. A.
-uslEal pr1Gzm VII be g4re- and
= = aupsd 1nsrs VII be a la-xe AZ
.szazare-
Tallz AVER Z t1rmer -szidere NJ
ozk.zad and 4 SIM az -he lars jain
Aye- WIN h1s YOUNG sur, Jarr
Aver IT. issrr Monday .r has hama
K Test Necerre. Mass.. zc.er v1zs.-
SrE rs brother, William IL Aver N
Church sr-ses-
HI aid Mrs ERNEST Topper, WIN
were calling on friends n trwa -s-
Gently End vino have been v<E1r1rE
-Eiz-zves = TanE-~z-ie and Nadinrr.
VIII leaTs to-day enr their hume n
-lsSur- Er Trrper was n rmmr
resident Gf Oakland.
E- and Hrs. Frank Beune<z sni
-hidrGr Rry and Lillian &C Fhzl-
I'm we're guezxx Eun1Ay - A<A
nsE<nr IErx E11mxas4 -
~ - - - ~ nzn1E9nE - 40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

View Turk Mcaev Market
View -rrk. Au- n
Ns-.xrr.ie rkpar l&Ez
Starring Hs-dzv hllIs 4Zs.
EaEEnnrrIHz R-sxy hi-sa nr nAaks A.
CnMmErc-a- Eb-GRT ai-4s AZ. aE-nznn
[ - czuass s1
France deuznG = e. CABLES Lg
Ezlnerx demand . Il. carlas ia
Ire semznG e.5a. cRsles 81
GDvern-nHnt bBnGE -Eg1a-
ERls-aRd Brzds saEy
EzrkE demand < ERniss s
IMr 1nars Gamer IL eRyk q czK.
NJ rsHr-nE- BID
CT rnnrsv easr: s1sa 1 lrw = --si-
NJ n-e L chasing sid n s4EreG - =
- t@w- n nn~M zS.rRsgfamcnE q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19
- -el1.sr.a P.crrsa

E&2zacGtT sEzz EeEUrd3
- ncE'eisy II Maine nn1r51HHznR
rz1E Yez- n the crnsrrnr-luu M
TacEEsrcE CT \ hzrks6ns. TIE &c.
n-c -sgsea CO he- rig u Nzzne w7rnau
q g-ns--HricE THIS n 90 RzsnR
Marie Stewart. q slEfar EEEp - rha
-sc1 p Srswx-t- iauncheE rrnm rha
same Ea-c lzE December. and eur n.
same cwns-
Up . a5cC1 I'D Maine hu<n N
Ea-y sr1a-e--EEeG vezsess nm
scncursrx. hut s1ncs thar rtne ruzrk-
ING the aacizne a5 me American cz--
rsr u aesr sea Trades. the snzrz.
Ez-kE- oz-ker-rnes and brizs hzre 81
nDsr disappeared t-uu the rsx.sr-v.
and rsry few szve sesn hrSlE whase
mx1y rSz- were lzznrhsd m sunara-
rEx=s have been changed 20 srhnun-
e- TIE
a Eg1a-s-rlgxsr II hs1asr - epsy
way tor icng essta1rH w1rzsnE. hssns
e. .cr any weather. bur q zchnnrsr
cz- ne salad ~ mnEn Tenn exnsrs.
and u handler A = caasszr. hsnc4
-he Grange
Although since rne csnse az hrs-
rzssrass u Europe and rhe rssnns1 q
considerable TONNAGE erum wxr -
merEaa1t uses, frEaEaTz hzve de-
ct0eG CHARTER rares CONTINUE - RE
high h unst lines. and 5uns-s a-s'
Escrzng r1rA Nary Name EszHess
hare paid 1nr 1asrsegves u Go IaE
= months. and he He=r lz1nEheG
Eznce lzEr summer N ping - 6z-s-
d1nEz ~ . E-Eze rita IL Erie
Ervu Scr-zz three rrAsasrE aasn 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

leruE through favorable weather -spr-E
zlc -aek n 11rsEg. demand Co-l Gins
e6 heEsrv e. zr-e4 II 10s-r cEr-s rel ae-
line. VIII Se-zsn5e- a. = anf Deren-
her Esas u 6 Ys OzE ins- Z cer- -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

Inc Lnnsc sfzaes Depz-nere -
= rarnsra-e has rsGa.z1ae susszaurx
IN 12-nnn ncEaeis &C curn, beam sn6
pens and more INA p runx IL -
GAnnAe- czo1 criiA-d. curuuunr-
eVe Eaas lsr-Hcs- muzk-nsIun
osA crann. psEnzp. szrnisv. -zo,Es
- -aan- annz-o -u-ntp and ws1nr-
eion ss%a 0uotz-1nns ara azsss
IN alsc On = snrs ur nrwsr sesa-
ass.1' snr1a1nnn- haaszn, czi.n-
u-A- cznTyrur- cerHlrza- ch-vsnu-
-0n- cnrscpziz. cnunaz- sssrnsus-
E1- oszr-naz mzrzsrg ranrv. rsrnc.
Hsr-s. nazrzr1szr4 psrurs. rcnrv
purruizcz. srsnt asyzwun. - -.
and zszrH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19
~" Ear.k Stock Market

1--scze Daily rv
NAME sRcSERAeE CO.
*atsr ST. Augusta
Saanss zn-E-.a-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

Al - = reaftnaGs 1rr Tia animal
View Belfast FH.r. winch upezs cr
-7estzF 1ar three dEyK -ae new
dance pavilion was as6lcz.s1 u Sat
E-czg E1EH1 win n E-nEatzlcs ea-
zrseE-aE al expectations aaE proved
IL zErxrcAneoEs EuccszE -hrR u
10 arzSr u IL porrlzrry and rne
ezncss which VII ba helc On me a5a-
eranrn and evening e each Gay cf
rns eA1r VII 30 n hly e-1wnx cx-d
IHsseRy VIII be FRmers GET. when
q s2ec,Aary Ct fz-m profncsa. REe-
crfruzA e<HlAxtJ and lectures - farm
es VII he Eade- On eaca setsr-
ncua rnere VIII he racing ans . fight
by Laeu1- Fcrrer cf tae Ecral Flrsne
Ccrrs. On Wednesday IN VIII -ake
ID WIFE E-M rhe Mnst popular E-r.
- BeltzS1. lns ezndlEzzs n hR ussaE
cn IL Ehe tAnre 90 ras srst E.Sn1 On
ThE-scay rne naagl popular nan VII
hare s1E -zr1 20 Ay. Isn VII ere-
aHe s.g ia-ersst and n szzrs - G-zw
t-uH Nz-1 Er-szc . Tn 1ar grounds
daily --sryrhlng Indicates q wary
S2rsezEf,s -aras-dzys txir
csessi 8 lsna
oz14ei = LING. wss dlas 81 F-fav
- -ns Wsidp csurrv hnErzz-, wes r.
mrwa6 - his enEme- hnms N JacEsrr
"a sz=rrear. WHARF runsrL sevlcss
vs-s reta Sunday. He WIS Hnr- n
ranran1ke ma vxs q vAa e aga
unmarried nae rne azn zt Gzaazs zns
sE<aA fDulrEs Lang
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

VII leHve TODAY sE Eeac.woos
where rney VII he guests ss Mrs..
, u -e-.aecsl-s glsrEr. Mrs. !. z Ends Of
Szane.a-- Mass, whc = enjoying
Al outing IL aer sEEler home Lae-e.
They vii be accompanied ~ Mn.
Wraere1's mother. Lrs Ea-ec 5e-
lR7gE. wac has hee1 her guest .r
s@e -ne and wac WI -srzr. -
s1zoerHI- Mass. e pazs The w.t.
cE- VIII hs- dzzgnE-, Nz Edna
ErE-aea-
william Fs-x;ns and SEE F4cyizn
and Xera 8easey, were nrs.asas VIE
-.1-s L Augusta Saturday.
E-ber. Darer - Auyus-z was q
week-ene guest az .riends n rrwn-
Mr. Amanda A-bea, WIN hzs oesn
Eossr a. tina nrme - Mr.. and
Mrs J Z Ea-r.x -Errnac TINS
mnra1sx = ner hnrae l. Fyesurx
&rs. u L-snI Llvz1s8rcne - r=zf-
Ig casnscrrzaiy SaIlswlzE IN opera
rlr. snr .ias rsMr-A. IT adsnrlas and
aarsz.x, WHICH WAC pe-@7rmsd Sun
Car.
MI ans M1- EsHer Aeighr II
5znn-E ware g1es-1 Sunday 6
MI and Mrs. Gerrys ExI-
A1sE &Eessa Prk-ns and Nz k-zs
oavis Il Aa6asnn we're Fnszx sa,-
Er1zy II X-K. W--aH L.lEenSEezre
NJ AID Mrs Frank Ea-rsr- ard
Dr., and Nh N1iEsn u MzSssur
we're cz-Ig IN Trends - wwa syn
DAY
Mrs. George Hal kns -ss~r-s Z.
lere- -nE mr. nerns1. corpora. E.
-unc 1z-1c--1. WIN ANS seen srx-
ricnee e GerEa1- s.aA srrs-g xrz--
nag cnz- ne bag arrived IL Czrr
Tpsnr- ny
A1as Ma-sz-sr Cewxn ana Msm
F-ancrH cgwzr ae Er~we-. war Ear.
eeen Eres-s II NJ and Mrs.. Gacrr
ssoSL- .-rru--se Szrrr1a- u tnrs-
crr-zEs ~ ve-ara Park. -hev re
accompanied BY Mr. ana Ma srrr.
wnn PASSED he week -nere r,akarx
the trip By aHsn.
A-E krnesT ElEz- made n ruEsneux
TIP nc Bangor
G2aew1- Er~- n EeErzr srr Hrsw
Lillian E.Ad CT Meeesre Mass xs.,n
hzve sear Visiting ~ ~hs h-np -
lii and Mrs. r - rnrkrar Err sn~
laE1 rwo weeks -seur1s1 E,rnSzv -
-nsir homes
Esr@Hn Tracy has rrn. - S
neEza wne-e he VIII BE TIA ruers ~
1isrns Tn .sw dzys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19
ROOMS AND BOARD

Encrzs MS<hou< sca-r q
CCTK- E-- N-Feasznt roarE -HrmE
-aRan1a NE -s- W4-R
CROSBY ct -Fur.Etso -uums.
Light. heat EE1l- Selis AE-Hr. Tel
4
WINTHROP ST 4tTwo Furnished
1-su- -ounE. cu-ue- srzze and VIM
'tA-op 81 Esr<1sr1zr urEts-ez- FinAae
HARTFORD ECESE-Eocms with ur
without housekeeping PRIV legeE- Tai
ElerK ac- u & Der Ear. Tel- SEW.
yCL nHrsa>r Rad al the news II
yuE pe -ea6 the Want Ads
EEcyT yoz- wazt aas Tae Jo@L
WI -ls- y3r-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19


H~}, z
Il - = $500 : -
Eunrr1n9 E--S--s 49,
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hunrH 4rls~-z - -
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nm. 2 S. 1E AuEusa-
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80. M GO Rziavznvzle- -
-,s1n fsr-5-~ - 2 ...1n = H .cS
3 s-Irrrrrr -gs.T - - $50
Ez5IsueI5.
E-FyrE- WRTWE-z - .--7-71- a
sln-srlar s1snc.sa n = 80 = s
ru1sz Arusv r. E=rneS,-- TT-51-rnI
sthcs
-
So TrT----r- srhnnis -.
nsEnesr saaa-ues- wrrs t-r.nacla1aay.
Name -sa.nerS AsEnry. EznEur Me.
rry and ru-l srnnnia- Arnay. sE-
ing erucaznr RAINING anc er,e-
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-19
Warford Land Sells Well

The sale of the E. B. Warford land
conducted by L. P. Evans, Richmond
Real Estate dealer, Tuesday, was g
splendid success in every way. The
farm of 150.29 acres was bought by
Messrs. Milton and Albin Cornelison,
at s129.60 an acre. The place is known
as the Joe Bales farm and is located
about eight miles southeast of Rich
mond, on the Crooksville pike. Pos
session is given at once. q
Ohter offerings brought good prices
Yearling cattle were bought by Mr.
Winkler at 5000; corn sold at ss.75;
fodder at 80 cents a shock; sucking
calves from SIS to S42. There was q
splendid crowd on hand. Mr.. Evans
had arrangements perfected for the
sale in fine shape and Col. Jesse Cobb
as auctioneer was at his best Mr.
Evans is making remarkable record
in managing successful land sales
and he pleased all concerned with tn
good sale that he held Tuesday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-19
Here's Glorious Relief
From Itching Skin Diseases

that the blood is feeding fresh new
germs all the time, to keep the skin
irritated, and until the supply OF
germs is cut of entirely, you cannot
expect any real relief.
But s. s. g., the fine old blood
remedy, goes directly after the
germs that infest the blood, and
puts them to rout. This remedy is
strictly a blood purifier, and there
is no disease germ that can with
stand its attacks.
This is why 8. .. s. gives such
satisfactory results in eczema, tet-
ter, boils, pimples, or any other
skin eruptions or disorder. By
thoroughly purifying the blood, and
cleansing il of every trace of dis
ease germ, 8. s. s. removes the
cause of all skin eruptions, and re-
stores its normal, healthy condition.
If you want relief that is lasting,
because it goes to the seat of the
trouble, get bottle of s. s. S. to-
day, and take it as directed, and
satisfactory results will follow. It
is sold by all drug stores. Special
medical advice about your own case
can be had without cost. by writing
to Chief Medical Adviser, 102 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-19
Waco.

DIR. E. c. HcDougIe filled his pulpit
at Flatwoods Sunday for the first
time since the flu ban went on early
in the winter. We certainly know
how much to appreciate the privilege
of going to the house of God to wor-
ship since being deprived of it for Sc
long.
Mr. Edgar Hisle, of Lancaster,
spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Hisle.
Mr.. c.. NJ. Lowry is here from
Huntington, W. Va, the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. G. S. Mckinney.
Mr.. Chas. Rupard died at his home
Wednesday evening at seven o'clock
after a weeks illness of pneumonia
following influenza. He leaves a de
voted wife and several children be-
sides a host of relatives and friends
to mourn his loss. Burial Friday
morning at IL o'clock at F1atwoods
cemetery.
Mrs. Florence Rice, teacher of the
primary department in our school was
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-19
News of the Oil Fields

The Rex Oil and Gas Company COM
pleted No. ID, on the Liberty Bryant
farm in Lee county, which is credited
with 300 barrels.
Frank Hudson ct al operating on
the L. and P. Sloan have No. Is which
is estimated as good for $50 barrels.
On the Pyramid Pendergrass, the
Pyramid Oil Company has completed
No. 10 which is reported as 800 bar
rel producer.
Among other large wells completed
lin that section is No. 8, Simp Crab
tree property of F. d. Hart, Jr., which
is rated at $50 barrels. .,s
On the D. B. Pendergrass 60 acres
belonging to the Carter Oil Company
No. Is is in and said to be good for
800 barrels.
Frank Hudson ct al have completed
No. 7 Fred Sloan which is rated as a
rs barrel producer.
On the Beattyville Mineral and
Timber tract the Security Producing
and Refining Company and the Trini-
ty Oil and Gas Company have brought
in No. 6, which is estimated as nice
well but has not been tested. They are
moving to No. z, and have a new rig
on to drill No. 8.
Near Torrent, in Wolfe county, at
No. 5, Sallie Davis, Hoffman, Veitch,
and Carson have producer credited
with so barrels. No. 2 Celia Kincaid
property of the Paris Oil and Gas Co.
is in and rated at 10 balrels.
! A meeting of the directors of the
Rex Oil and Gas Company was held in
! Winchester Saturday, and 100 per-
cent dividend declared. This is payable
February oath, 1919.
Il A number of Winchester parties are
interested in royalty deal which was
consumated in that city when Garner
& Cheairs and others purchased 1-32
on the 88 acre Sarah Wieands, oper-
ated by the Alakyla Oil Company and
| the Great Lakes Petroleum Company
and the 100 acre Ed Riley, under lease
by the former company, also a 1-16 on
35 acres in the Gainesville pool in
Allen county. This joins, the DIV
Ter tract where are number of pro-
ducing wells
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-19

detained at home nursing her mother
and sister, Mrs. Silas Alexander and
Miss Lena, who are victims of flu, but
are better at this time, we are glad to
report. Miss Carrie Thomas will have
charge of her grades during her alb
sence.
Mr.. Forest Taylor entertained
number of his friends Monday even
ing at the home of his aunt, Miss
Lena Taylor, the occasion being the
18th anniversary of this popular
Young man. An elaborate menu was
served consisting of all the good
things of the season. Every one pres
ent felt is was good to have been
there, and left wishing the young host
many more returns of this happy oc-
casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor, of Ir-
vine, are the guests of their brother,
and sister. Miss Lena and Mr.. James
Taylor. While here they were pres
ent at the birthday celebration of
their son, Forest Taylor, who is at
tending school at this place.
Mr.. W. NJ. Hisle sold mule to Mr..
w. D. Logsdon, of Pamela, for S125.
Mr.. G. S. Mckinney bought a nice
bunch of sheep in Estill county Mon
day, paying $40 per head.
We are glad to report Miss Mary
Allison Tribble at her post of duty in
our school, after an absence of sever
al weeks on account of sickness.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-19
No More Fiery Pain If You
use the Right Treatment

First Of all, get It firmly fixed in
your mind that the fiery, burning
and itching that causes such pain
and torture, is not local skin dis
ease. True, the skin is the scene
of the attack, but the skin is fed by
the blood and suffers from any i'm
purity in the blood.
This explains why you have been
so disappointed in getting any real,
lasting relief from the use of oint-
ments, salves, lotions, or other rem
edies applied to the surface of the
skin.
The millions of tiny disease
germs which infest the blood keep
mp a constant attack on the skin,
and are not effected in the least
by local treatment. They must be
routed from the blood.
These germs which saturate the
blood cannot be reached except
through the blood. When you treat
the local irritations with local ap
pications, you must remember
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-19
VINOL MAKES
WEAK WOMEN
STRONG
Positive-Convincing Proof

AOA
We publish the formula of Vinol
to prove eonvincingly that il has the
power to create strength.
r Cod Liver and Beef Peptcnes, iroa
and Manganese Peptonafes, Iron and
Ammonium Citrate, Lime and Soda
Giyeerophosphates, cascsrin.
Amy woman who buys a bottle oi
Vinol for a weak. rundown, nervous
condition and finds after giving it a
fair trial it did not help her, win
have her money returned.
You see, there is no guess work
about Vinol. Its formula proves
there is nothing like it for all weak,
rundown, overworked, nervous men
and women and for feeble old people
and delicate children. Try it once
and be convinced.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-02-19
HITCH HEKE.

I viii hitch your horses at the fol-
lowing rates: hitch on Saturday and
public days, 25 cents; hitch private
days Is cents; hitch at night Is cents.