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T r r 1 I N 1 1t zna 91w o 1 1L cI trw N4kew4jJoL A 1 fWlJ Rila IfIfIJt Ii IJiifj1fjSfj wn T9rfYto i n 1JtidKY JANUARY 29 1003 00 c 1 NDLKLI- AhD O lMBAlMEfts I l y in tto kankJa ra 1 I eiPHONE5 1i wfn R DfJ rORX f tSPRINGFIELD county Beattof IleasoutMi h ileJfrqm1rt i tavlI1eonBa stoVr ura icn oJi duIUead tlja 1JvJlte UrOadlni a aranfn ijud Wgridi at1tt1rir district 5fivYa Hanks telegraph and telephone express ounce Hour mills lumber rtet Pop at1on population off f unty 1S00 Representative In Congress Hon D ir SUb Iio vietjy epr sentiUv lla littiht lcj 1Leis lIfturc HonrG 4D hpney 2Represcntatirciir9t tSenateiHoi l T BPuryear Campbellsvllle Ky r r Counr Directoryt F f CIRCUIT COURT l 4 r ClrcultCourt begins on the fourth 4fi llondav in February May and Oct iI ff th tTltf Patteson Judgcr7e W if SweeneyCommonwealtk toraey JCarnPo tl qir t Tbas Ai Medley Master Comjnisif j t f i Itttry c UtJfJti Ric T7ftolItTc t i M1 t 1 tA f z rQuarterly Court is heldon the tliirdi t Fonda y TSfeacn monthl Itt c at Bt1tltSyJbiJw1gq r L Z tl1d J LfOUr1TY GOUR- Trr County Curt meets on thefpurjh fMonday ia ech mouth f BLLitsey Judge W F Booker Cawutv Clerk X T 8 Mayes County Attorn gC tl t yronncr rJaJirf t T Rlcbard Yahrii Ilidee Osborne Ii R n Mwlhcair Deputies Ed Masters J p re ntt71 fM w nrvctlor ty 5eaor f lnDepwtyrfr eKrt foe f J 1Ireselr Core er i rtcJI sh Supt of Commo t IIPr fl11ItHld if la Jtw III t J elaIJtes it CITY o1t oIJe COURT Judget tt JabwGrace Marabal iI + 1r1blay1KOGke City Attorney fr c ai3 J d JUSTIOIJCOUkT Tto rxilke Celtttsslreheld iltJanuarYI l jW1iJ11iaCtoHr ea t r ti Iaftl Dlrxit ry fia t 1t t1RAPTIST CHURCH f JrtGn Flas Paler Rer ar+ r1t TatUtf r1i4 73t fIk Malay Ttlt att 31 Plea few r Wd r night t j4l i iririF i ri i aft I 1 DhWrds PaNer tMrrTeM a TesisN4ntw h utliI 1 1ii 7 pwCu VI Bsa lit 30 ar rJ wMt t sy Wdneadar 4 trYbt t 1sdATHOLlC iHM aililiiililiililiIililiH ABOUND OF TALK 11l lrtrt MILL2tILL r1 UlIIJ1 t l f andIThe land ia white and leyel Th brooke i VttceajO flow NgroiAg i w Jain thjiwo0dla a llANJ There is no light of sun 9dtenderIelny t The lower hills are parplovtThe farther peakearlost fJt f Yes8tOtthere be J the e d n qt 5 Jf f How cold fbe y ar may jrnnj itrt t t YyoanefB1Ies Carmanii lFebrwryffcfppfhcotta iY lliagatno t r ti i Jha tll 1Y T EWingw1ofs 1out t I I iucki ai goingf ldII appelaliPnT is being usas a mark of distinction such as that f tha maKKljb oliroke the ban at Monte Carlo or i The Kid jtfcat buiii the Pyramid or simp ly as a descriptivet term such as the- v idan oA the Iron Mask I InanyeVbUIIin this case the term is Httte bit iinaccurate Mr Ewinfi is not the founder of the News Leader buttoo did a iautich the old Waasjiington Leader iiij jthe year 18a4butaf tea runnJnglt about year sold out to Messrs Sv H Sweeney vii JGTeorgo continuedamore isteijce until 1893 when it was f SpringfieldNews theNesrLdiadbr stirikindryremEtIU by- riendshe made darir his8taj shopingthatint f t EWingWnllp81founder but as a Jthe man with longfelt wflntt IR WINH1fIl i 1icount ofarecent visit qf Qme Nelson county pfopl to tbeffarJJIoutt1 jnentktttfd the fact off t thJparty while viiiting1 the pajbtle ielirlR the viciiiity of fiStta npof Q comiiif upoa vlarf e 1pf1I nlisei4t bearing tie Sm of H faI Hays Thw stony ants tlte paper jaarkf the cni toti 9f olCflay durinjf lihe battle of Ills iooary Ri ge Uoll Har eras uac of Mr flak Efayit of tli6t pIaoe ud flies JOq apt l Eitrititrctouktr OliS4aiicUi l l J l HatlJle t 1Othvligre nearly all oftbi81 wa s coiiie off I 7jUUlJ Tflimmediately to keep the loafsd of the county from going to u ftftef I Iministrationhas t h AdmrcaJ1n m hlre QAL t lbut L t the question is left economy tof fciyi1 olwt e roads to be destroyed Jiowtoi the sake of saving a fa r dollars when later it will require ttheexpenditu a 9f thou n s replace them WeIDusthaYQ J r6adsey4rfgood citiiion realize- th 1 sac andt e ay st lad me- an riioufdibe rovidedJ ijtore listoo late the county should i buysrrbcli oWsher br tlei ttlio o ilQrtt h r5Q of ahem d doliko No ton and Maridn and other coun t9ifs 1Hb atlliD ti bust1 a iiIti Iltke manila an ietst avetttthe roadsIrepaired and kept in repair fs 4- tirx tt ACKED DOvfflTbe andst of anti citizimSl1 P QJ nd i ftrhiktitgsi i qgbodptrangblu f Cnst wq e ttIt I they termedrth ItDposi tons Offf Cosappear to have backed 8rac fully but nevertheless complete 5 thkee 1 1lrI at once raised oi protest and f ereorIf deredout and a new and lade pendent home company organiz Ded that was todoWonders Home rectmciliations were effecteddbgw ever and compromises made and as a result the Cumberland com Ipany once morris in jpvssessipn i wastgained however which is of inb terest to Spcingfleld an4 that is the fact that cotamunication Isfl free over the line both W rOteen tthis place and Lebanon The Cumberland Telephone Co possesses the facilities and the fequipmenfcto give to the people of this section an excellent tole- phone servicet bill the rrecent experiences of f jwngHeld and Lebanon with the company show that tthet telephone People must be held dPwnrsnnoirii tiv theiidbntractst A elLrvileiieK IjVd I Wonders aevcr ceasAmah- ive JfdsbVerifBVinfed that will cut pests and Mbg wall paper diecoh t QOVI3rildfliJt umptiioa Itr has done a veer f fIood tQf w ek tluns and savedl qts lifo Tkou nds Jite xeaJtjtod coa q dared Grip I ORohItliniHiBpniaan4 l C uraptk n Their gweral vtet diettllii Jti ihe beat and BOit reliable Be lJkiBe for tthroat and Htjf J hottlrlrwI f i rtic Mr John Coder of Fatesl ir o fDeli r there He was the only one 1 aver lt K1il for runilng sheep butt killed llots of them for not tunning a foxandlII never had a sheep killed by dogs For the past five years X have kept on my larmlfrom fifttyHo eigida hors have had sheep killed but I never leave lostt one by dogs and I account for It in tthis wayi that jny hounds never eta burth or withyrout they nuke him get pff fasterH than he came and mole than thatt baye found in the last two tYear8 sererd stray ours thatt thb pack have killed tnrIngtb owtbatiaitection to sheep HavQsbeen asked oft i1jf I was not afraid tto keep hounds andr ts9ssjheee p and Irepllodeel wOuld no keep sheep at all if 1 dicJno t keep hounds And Idon care1 when and where tit sheep hJkille4 the ownerit sure to go to A fpx hunter to land the dog butt whenever the righti dog is found always proves to be a bunch of mongrels out on a spree Therd is no fox hunterrtbat canatfprra to keep a dpg tjfit nisrpack thai1 wouldenoon qintthe whole paek then his sport is aiend Some then poison tJ e dead sheep and kill innocent Jogs wInch is all wrong for I dont believe a sheep killerl ever goes back to eat the sheep l he killed Be kills far the blood and fun Pox HUN PR Notice to Crcdilppa By drdet oft the Washington Circuit Court all persons bi irijg claims against the estate of Samuel b Turner deceased are hereby nptitied to present this said claims properly provo be me at my office in the town f Springfield Ky on or before the 21st day of Feb 1908 This Jauoi6 f OO Mk Trios MEDLEY M CWO 0 1ond ul rve I L LYa mat enduring pains of accidental cuts vhifinds Bruises Burns Scaldsii Sore footto titJjoiuISjBPt thoresnJi needfyrii Buokilenis painrii111bist Salve oti eairth fur Pllee too 25c at G J Hiiydon Drug ist t p Thejcrowdedjheada o cYarY IOnt The rich pjen poorihea and misers S All join paying tribute tosplVitti Little Early Risers Klillami of Sara Autauia Texas i F1tes lUtleEarly Risers are the best I ever used la th fatally I na mbc4itr11to4rhIldnesaJkHBdicc malaria and alUiverjp hles J HaydoM VcclntlT- ne Mario aligAnight at Dati iGoffcc Boiler Pop a Baildc It was well known by tbeibuls band and friend of A rut Ai- I Hake Peiney the old color woman who died here a few days agoJ that aha bad money saved up buttioooe knew where shV kept it She had been a hare wlbrking woman up ilntil th very day of her death and she collected each Week several dolI lays fcr thawasnioK and ironing she did t She spent very little YjtereaooitsofVf parried to the grjave Search aft tar search was made thropgb the e house but nothing was found However ihff search wjasrcon = tinned and when the old wood house was looked into an old fashioned coffes boiler wasfound banging on the walt When tnis was taken down a large sum off gazefact amount found but were told that it was considerable and thatt it was inpiwoes ranging front one cedttto fiy e dollars sho wi ag that she had put the money Sway just as she had collected It duringtle many years off hard work Lawreuceburg IT r W D OLAXBUOOKFu Is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Representative I Badly CutIi Frank Stots who raved death in the Philippines for three vetlrst as a soldier and who was near Oen Lawson when that gallant officer was laid low came peartti beiqg disemboweled Monday night by BGJstes Shortly after tthe cutting thee slasher was placed In IaiL Efforts were mode tpget the wounded man intot- hseveral houses buttnoone seem fj ed to want hum sad asa last resort p he was takes to Mrs Mol lie Markhams In Jail Tuesdav d orningrEstel stated ttf home is isi Madison cone was hereon oral and met fcJtots iJand paidi hisiexpij omewiti What luck will Do The Carrolton Democrat says iorellelelld He furnishes the most recark able instance of pluck we have VevelknOWn6When six years of age ho Most the use of hi- sfoer 8 linibsj He is now soontt hirty years of aje and for year past hu has gotten abOut by lift riug tits body with hiss hands His teat and legs are drawn up- fand tied to his body tp keep thti put ottthe way Iq this condition he kept baoholershah1astyea off nailEobday ta leliverthe tobacclrwhictrh had sold to Mr Crouch Wo never saw a more helpless crip peer yet he works in the held and gff oltI Tra bla It is exceptional to find a fam fly where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally but these can be lessened by b vlnltDrj Kings New Life Fills around Much trouble tbay save by their gr atjvprk In Stomach and Liver rpublesl rr9Dot only relieve Havjdoqr UacoDSClsis pro it Croip Duriag a sadden aqd terrible attach 1 ofcrbuponr little girl was uiicoa scious from strangulation sayg A LMC Spofford post muster Chester Mich and a dose of Ope Minute ough Cure waaadruinteteredaud rCPeatod dpftcm i It reduced the swelling andlb ama I Hon cut the nincns and shortly the child vra resting easy and speedily t recovered It cures Coughs Colds aGrippe and ail throat and lung troubles Oe Minute Cough Cure huger lin the throat and chest an enables the longs to contribute pure health giving oxygen to the blood Sold by Haydon Lebanon Loc i iIIFrom tthe Falcon Rev Gao Q Barpesclosedhis- serieso i meetings at the bburb I Houre Sunday night Fair IBeaIef1esterdaytort Mr Mike Nally one of the YOroshome Friday and was buried att t that Place f3uuday He was 77 years old and has been alm ostII totally blfud for the pastttwenty i yeuraHenry t F Abel hassold the farm of 164 acres he recently purchased on the RQJUOgFoIkj j near New Market to D Bur apt tar 8660 and hall bought Louisville arrived here this mpr nlng with a few warrant f some parties here who had betn yiplating the Internall Revenue ttaw by retailing whisker without license Three arrest were made stoday andone Jim Short cotl eyed was given a trial lbefpre Co raissJonar Q C fioldnck Iand held over to answer the Fed LouispiileThe morrow This class of wprkbe Marshalms department buttMr James smalr1iaffairs as a vacation alie has been sick for the fewweeks yThiswasthetirsVtimoheeve r attended a trial of this kind and hie was very much amused as to evidence was brougnt out He expects to be here several daysr Dick Brown and Pug Hazzard two smooth colored citizens were before Judge Thomas iinI the charge oft obtaining money under false pretences and ware held over to await the grand grand jury under a bond of flfij each Last Thursday while Mr W E Merkley had gone to dinInor and while no others were Present these two negroes entered the mill and placadS bushels of mUlonthelscatti9 Siroy came down stairs they toldI him there yas some cornthev had to sell He weighed the corn and later the negroes came back for the money which wastt Pa tauLtoihem Suspicions were 1 aroused and an investigation resulted in placing the boys behind the bars e Croup The peculiar cough which luaicatea t croup U usually well known to the t mothers of eroupir children No time should be lost in the treatment of itcc and for this purpose ne medicine hue received more universal approval than Uhamberiaina CdugbRe e yDoC1- 10f waste valnoble time in experiment c lug with nntrlcd rsmedlesup inaitgr how highly they may be recommended j but giye this medicine as directed and alt symptoms of croup will quickly 4lsappcar For sale by HaydonDrugS- togie f Ttl wkY fAKE catFly liquid Cream Balm is of great benefit toC those sufferers from nasal cataraU who cannot iuhale freely through the nose but must treat themselves by spraying Liquid Cream Bunt dfftt fen is forte bat not saelelnaJly froifi s tha Cream Balm that has stood for centuries at the bzad of remedies for catarrh It may b used lu anv nasal atomizer The price Including a ipnjicinbclnlS ets Sold by Ely t BrpjiS Warre Ht N Y or druggists t Cotg ts dared quickly by Refuse atm u a ewH rUt1 PriseiCla Ears fn coloredwowM who nines ser J eeralll1t1HOI at of lewd N occupy lDgano isre that Jw bajtJroa s theliofi tthat once formed a pto erln near artillery PIl1iIO can1J r Tliedistillerreferred Joi rii thpropert10jr 1I Hiirrf Ttri en randiatterofrllflr Jpbte Walhen pf BardslPWn ast ffilocated on the firpi Ukjcfwf to the latter four milt froMtWi r place 8The brand of whiiksyate by Mr Wathen was llriteiaisi- jn l i very respect and while ptbe Nelson county Jiquori was ellfBif for Y2t cents per gallon ttla4k Harry Wathen as TfwailcSowmf pipegallon Some of It wat F ftop in bottles smadoup In botttii mndepxpr frKEii tYl t Y4name glass Some of these old bottlesf are iii r existence yet in BardstowB Mr Wathtn began the mwHs facturo of whiskey Probably 40 years before the outbreakii Itbe civil war and bit fftUiflf were tiaturally ott th cxwisii knd andv the outputt of hU did tillery was limited The buildiof was small and cconstructed of logs The necessary waterw arfotmeA by aniice cold neverfailinielspriaif andthe masbing was done b xr ne8roes ontho farm Uncle Pete an old colored man vail Ione of the chjaf hands employ ad aboutthe plant andwitiSRitti that ails knowledge pf the maBsl a rfacture ofiliatxed fluid eft n braced points that would be pt value to distillers of the pestlest l dayt Vi 1cr s The Wathen whisky possessed a boautiful rich coTpr that was J- ttheeDvy of the other distillers The secret of this coloring pro kever di K1vl1lgdt ditb him His ThiskeynW of a verY superior quality and its sale extended as far eouthiiet New drl ats In Bardstown it was pn sale at all the groceries and salpdns and was easily the fayorUe jver a dPzen or iori brands It is told that a eitiMn xoff x off the Wathen whiskey as late i as twentyfive yearsagobbut would part with limited quantti iiirtiespfi it in cases pf extremir sickness an J in thin way it retie all diseased Mr Wathen died and the old distillery was neglect famous br isle 1jJIDIPYjIII r Tr N AOYAPOt- RIMGPfBLD AR KY IAvxscJrt 1 Jv btXMM JtfMI ill CWlta H atati ttOleiaeiaiMaMsaatt polLUcatmatter M p rH 16 woiE teiwl w at low rates bat cash taMt K pMeai d leery of goods i i IltroraiMlutloBS of respect 8 ltiiiltr111 sad r p Mettaaaraicrs- J o j rtJoaaty tdeftltratMA 5OJIetllr pidtold ee 4r4i4 TIIuRlnAYJANAURY 22 loose For Circuit Judge to announce th W e are authorized aa e otf F1J tEY SUpOK otOtrotist l all frotthl the okf l t Taylor Greeu and Washlog eneetijf oactloaottheDemiaJt eraUc party CommOllwedth AttorAeY- eareW authprizedlo annoancft BENSPALDING cornIt ionw itb Attorney Judicial district Bobjeotto the notion etltthe Democratic Ip tv Primary r jilctlon June 0 190 7 j 1 ire autbprlzed to announce b1 F ELROYHENRT IiI Caadldate for the nomlniUonfo t AttotaeYof t trv tenwealthra I ialdlfttrfot subject to thy t illilaehe Democratic party i for Gircait Clerk rff We are authorized to aDuounco the t H1I180t4 OF BOSLEY j Oloraet It of the Washington Circuit Courtt r wbjec to tthe action of the Demo ratio party rWe are authorized to announce ME B M OAMPBEI rL tas a candidate for the offlco of Circuitt Court Clerk of Washington county r4 Bubjectt ta the Democratic Primary r Abrar Cittr 1903 If elected wilt bt i Asa le n the omce by1iob Noe J Poi Rcpfcfcntatira t We are authorized to announce MrWILUAiID OLAYBROOKE r as a candidate for the Der cratic nomlfatiott for the office of R prtMBtatIv6 In the lower jio ae of Kentucky LegIslature from C Washington cbutitjr subjecttto tthe coanty primary February211903 T t 116 Courier Journal publisued reaiecday what purported to bo tithelt9 ti1l contession of HonryE ToutMy concerning thoGoebelll murder Youtseyaays that the tats wag fired by Jim How v and Howard wer t when 1 J r e 9 I J iJi I f 9tt t i tj r Ha EA A tLj t Ie aIr I frrt jjItr4eW t rrn T e County J Joc flap tt ljiA jI1 e = = t JrfI tc tL I5 ar G Jl4I 4 +1r v r M6 svILLi r Miirrifd bjr Rev Fiaert t dh pllnrPs3ijfJitntftiaf 20 Mr Jetsbrt kyddime off thl place to Miss FannieHnys of Poliix May yeiy joy be theirs Well we aya thinking of having at bridge across the Beech fork at a point between U H Hus ton 3 and Was Hughes It will belt great convenience to 1people riverWNelson count Is willing to do her part or there has boon th committee appointed to confer with a committee of Washington county next monthj We hdjpe eyerything will come out all O KM tgoodly number of ou peoplQ ill subscribe liberally t6 this enterprise fWeUthe primary will soon be here ancfwe havotwo candidates or ciroultclerki th gcodate As for our young attorneyt W- D Glaybrooke he will make good Representative and we hope everybody will be satisfied Will Boblit is slowly recover lug roma severe attack of pneumonia r Mrs Minnie Settle is recover ing from a severe attaclc of nervous troiibleV J Moving is still olrgonwe settledrbefore spring Corn gathering is still going on There is more corn put no than ever before at this time pfg thbjear Mr hack Crow of Pplin wa in Irt uisvilo lastweefc on bust ness 7 Mr DeeClowisvvisiting his mother hear Boston this weekt j iv Jess Pile of Woodlawn Visited his fother llast Sunday Several from here attended thedecUcation of the church at Chaplin laslf Sunday Xsi l 6lINrtRV VAs we have seen nothing in ypnr valuable paper from this community for some time we thoanews is scarce f Richard Stanley of Marion county was the guwt of B 0 Conway last Saturday and Sung day V Miss Luly Langston is on the sick Jf istrt Richard anhamVand Ri 0 Canary were in your town last Tuesday on business Mr and Mrs John Harmon of Boyle were the guests of Mr and lMrp DAB Wilson lajtt week Mr Harmon had bad ilyck dur ing big visit his horse dying ih dayV 18th The remain word interredi iaV4k WijliaburgCemetery YIilahIllinois where he has b en for sbmetime s fr Tobacco growers say there jis nocom ttits19IiO t tobacco but there tis much com etJtioIl on 1rse shoeing at Tathani justj flaw Rumor reports anotherr wed ding soon Ar John Anderson and Miss Maud Colvin Arch Colvin and Miss iiannieRedoxveremurlcd at the home of Revs 3 A Sins Ilastt W dnesdayJ Ed Jenkins bought of Newt tndrl Price 1000 J David Youngof Bohyllje viai ted his parents dear Pulliain Sunday a basbenwerywi no Letter Jpbn William Hardin 1 of the Brush Grove neighborhood is iota serious condition i mentally his death jss expected rft any time y Jt H- lsboi t ewillii Prariknn off w fdsvill was here lastweektin buifQss7 Dr AM Shields and Z P Leach man spent 2tlttirdaynd WWt Li Leabhinah lit 8I omhJrf Miss Mollie Shewmalcer of EvasatidMaud Inman this week Mr Nplsonqf your townwafe in our com tnuhitj last week buy lug ttobacco Mr and Mrs Thos W SuiH erland are visitlnff friends and Oiatwes io Anderson couniyt Irs Bertha Miller and her brother Harvey have return ed from visiting thej family of John Miller rnoarYDanvil- IaJohnShewmalter was mitt g- lingwithfriends J ayandMr Moss bousflrrt tho foloytr ing crops of tobacco in this con munity Thursday Settles Bros for 0 cents per jpoundJ n s Coulters crop ot7ccents Shew maker Inmans for 5f cent and L H Settles for 5i cents Oscar Show nicer is coidm plating going to Louisville in a few doysto secure a position Oscar is a bright and proraisiiip voung t1and3 tliligont sip dent when in school and hit many friends wilKwish him un limited success and at the same tine extending sympathy 10 li certain young lady Checkorplavinjff ling beconre arthe fount y Convention next taws ployrelrtwill btl cite to be proud df std will fcpori recordasd a bnner school FROM ANb IUEROQRRESPOMDE xx Mr Thomas SuthsrlandYttad wifeare visilinir raiativess in An dersPn county Mr B F Royalty arid daugh tor Atinie of airyiew were visit log Mr and Mrsg Larkin Dean lastweeki Mrs Annie Godby andcchild ren attended the dedic ooft- btney f Methodist church att Chaplin last Sunday They will also spend several weeks inNell son C01iJ ty Miss Lizzie Reed1 Is visiting rhpr rsister4rs Mattie Dragbo near L1tseY Mr Johs Armsirongbought Coulteror100pigs for SC from thet same party and sold to the same one sow ffor t5A it DudleySutherianddsold a sow fo Sam Couit9rfor10 rE VIGK We are 1 avip g igloomy weather and lots ofmud at this wri Uog therfamily of Mr Joe Hjirdin last week f I Mr Will Harmon bought off bls ihrotHqrl John JJiibls of corn at 2OO per barrels V t Mi dikeBarltelt sthlone larf tmeat hobY tMrI rli m tt your tvu Price uuUOovvi M r John Harmon tiiid wife iiuv cetirueilto their house jSe art after a prbtrjicted isi to th tflisIJparents Missi Jeinife Lttsey of s hqrbrothero peels to remainVn year or rno e for her health Misses jlzzina LtVJyrtlo Bar non visited Miss Mollie Tnylor tine day just week MirsHiQti Ixj sdon Is visiting hat sister Mrs Dick Lanhum thnHarmooboughtofJh D Barker one horstCQrJ 1O basbeeuhelNrstug tobacco tho past week Theteq and Mrs Wfd ft dl little daughter Mary pf ybr townt visited the family of T 1 Harmon llost week JFrank LUsyy hiss jiccepten a- Position as cleric lID the store of Mr W F Ball of Mackviliet Mr and Mrst Frank Graves visited the family otMr Robert ifslasttt Miss Liljia Ccfcauoughqr of this place is attending tho nighh pol at MackvJlleionduoled- fjf W B Edwards Harmon boughttrQf 15 shoats for 51 50 Barker tshoats for tr i tlkY1 t t o 1oisbI l JLN nt- f IJiff k t f VMII Corilfc Muih jlt ajil Will D Bottoins Rr v iJwrdul nfPleIting ImiBfedjatfely aferth ceremony the happy cjuple dtCJvtQ the froo V house folio Wed by1 mafiy friwdf ito parake of a bountif r supper whitih had been prepared forthem j We wish them much happi ness ifirbujh ifse7 McIAfirs j Quite a number of our oltiMnst attended court in your city on MoDctay Mrs Siduejr Johnson is still on the sick JisS tfagain after a short illness Mts Ann Hill is on the sick list K M Badgett sold ty Mr Davis pf the Bluegrass region a the rq y oarpld jade hougn we failed to learn top price Either ono sold O fate below the gea oral price or the other boughtso nottUS r suJJ Hill sold to Shannjhui Coa milk cow JorUJthe fo mnr alspsold two tat heifers at 880 pr hundred to Mr T D McCullura Will Mattingly and Joe Mills passed through this section en caitierMb and Mrs Kent Blandford- Visitedtho formers uncle Mr Dick Blandford last Mondav tVMr and Mrs Robert Mcln tire spent last Sunday witiMr Hll familyfMisses Lossio and Mary Rose Fields onlortained at theirr home last Sunday Quito a crowd was ther and all reported a jolly iiaft Miss Etta Hill returned home from Louisville last SaturdaYI Nasall SATARRH In ail jtigM them hoed bo cloanlmMV Elys CreataItuiaJ- eea aeooNky rwtlele dill iltaeuedJl1eDfor Jtciite ciiuthaliddtlret- iawra cold lc tb liitd uolcklj Cr mBatseiplneedInto thsss trftlprd miihoaeaLA11 Dillt tlworbed RelWUl medkteavadaennfoUottr U ti dgtat doe not Tjrloe nMctee Lug M osuta as Dn tiCl b1iUn1TrlJ1I410cb1u sao rlf vw4eWrntatrwtxeTWtfis THE COURT OF CUPID DOME DEFINITIONS OF LOVE POETJJ AND OTHERWISE IeIJiTOa1l1 t B141trJ raaIialllatIDIY neVInt tla1rWfiitCOuUt- otes Tice fileal Worn Ttenn8on pJyp in thel spring1 a young thOIbtSoflovcmen of Vlgv county consideration of this interesd g theme Is Ilott Confined to ono ecuBonJ It Ms the right of way at all times acid seasons Definitions hf love were being dis ct saed when tft jreflned woman said tb moat comprehensive and beautiful deli jjltlou she ha l ever seek was written by Amanda Douglas Here it LpVc coui with truth in her heart and constancy in every pulse te lit down ao verlastingl guet In the hearts of ijjoset Yrho truly welcome her If re sorrows and storms she her wings roc ap ark of prier and care stw Jlgbteiw tkeat blessed smile No roost ter es tip both are true no cMnetgf fa- rernand the r they grow heaven l fl I To cara a Colitiin One Day nldorR v to e tI Ij ssurr l df4 t fiiwtior tw6WiiwWN N wwiliiijQijiI itiw ii I fTke Farmers Supply House II cFi t Itd- rJ L 1r TUOMpSOtr GREENGB NNIi j j 1 r ace rtoj IS the to gOwitJiy U i UYc 8MJ + Ji i t JIget YOlyrSuppJyof i J 1 y i L I FIELD SEEDS I St IIOOf all kiuds Agents for OLD HUKQY VAij NSndli I forlthe Celebrated If I ELLWOOD STEEL WIRE FENCES I t Our line ofbuggies for the Spring Trade is beginning wland is elaborate thanaarnv more ever 1 COAL in any Qnanflty at Lowest Prices I 1 r ill THOMPSON GREEN = 3 SPRINGFIELD KY oj Ff M mmtm m m ie yh Ar 1 A JCuitlYuUP 1tacTUut grit to ex pitch atntemeutfl lum conlklcds muck about lila Weal woman Bl must be good Ilooking IYrInh tlin thought off eittlug opiKulte an nly wo math at the table MW thoU uiJ and nluetyflve times la u year IIU idiiil woman must not ho bold ntlll not afraid of athletic rte mnut be a good golf and ten player rid a horse with coufldcuif tire a jun row with a steady stroke A snptrb look hag well proportlot woman In the saddle is a sight fur the gods Auy thing but a nl1mb1I womuu unafraid of her ehais for this ounjz fellow There is a proverb that runs thus Whistling girls nnJ rowing hnis ill ways come to some end Attt ltsl one JTerro Haute ttlemau tblnLi this is an absurd UtDeot In tact the ability to whistle well ho regards as tan essential in his ideal truant Apd she iiiust have rich gl sy luilr luminous dark eyes shapely LiiUuwi linger palls dainty tittt be Jolly tmd companionable a p r n to cheer u ft low up when trltrd and worn out with business Ko ln okworhi or wo mans suffrage advicute can ti cloyed as hls IdeaL A loMt f music not the ultra classic is an osentlnl for this gentlemans ideal Wjmn- AJold dashlnjr J th Sol lis his Ideal a womanly w matt euto ti midity Iut lnorni brave one who will regard liUn as her QUkqndi clasp her torlupportThliJ frrTnrBSsTTgna hU Ideal reined sweet noble huri JSaeaa W Ball tft Na Rent Q KEEPING A LOqepOK T1ieayCeat et Abbrerltfeaa VaCi M vs aat Vowel How many landsmen know bow a logbook Is written v rIt coons just ar t mpllcated as double entry bookkevp ing when one doesaot know but after a little careful attention and 1idIWItt as easy to keep a logbook as to eat hot gingerbread There is a list ot letter arranged Ault fkey look like se suck Greek tto the dacit ted The letter b torII lance Mends far blue ywbetber more be clear er hazy AtfBospheit Cucans pludy er detached queuingI ckwds i delietal irlMltarraln a earl J fag capital F thick tee t gloomy dark weatkerh haUf IUptnI8l aad BI alaty or hazy M as to interfere with the view The fetter a rsyestats eveccast or wheat the whole sky is covered with eae cetrawt cioieL Passjag shswjrs f MM notedt by the letter and 9 Ml catc die weather to be sqMlly CM ttauowi rata ktedkated byaa r aiew- by a s sad thunder iya tT i r wly threateiUug appaaratfee Jf tthe weathai for the iNttu4 and TJsibUlty it objects J1elitthe pky M tf is represented by the htt w Afull I Ir = DONT FORGET r iJ7I rirfJ 4Q1 iJV When You Haves 4rth it YrK tt tf n 1 vc 8 v Building td thatthFF jJ Springfield Lumberr CoiM Is ready tto furnish estimates on all kinds ofi Building Materials and will take Contracts r on all kinds of Building nf Rough and pressed Lumber IK DOORS SASH BLINDS EToS l We AUd Handle Cftment v v tltT 3e Fe PETTUS Manager i Oidmt Knorr About Cultbor r Uncle Ppdunk abop ping in town to saleswomau ECow much fer them Saleswoman Twentyfive cents a pair Uncle Podunk Puttoll11 hand In hhi pocketJ A1IrightOImneapaIr4- aleawomanYea sir Cash berel Caaa sh Uncle Podunkr Thunder and mudl woman Ye neednt holier it so durn ioudl I know its cash here an aint Tfeellu fer it as fastt as I kinTKaw YackTtoaa Qaltaml Dlii0 TT It hi to the wife of ProfessorQalvlnt ef BetegHa that Is due the credit of batteiysklaa d frogs lay upoa the table aid aetiela c A c ayHl Ive joovcment Ik their limb sbe called hahtaebandIt attention tto the strange fact who in stttHted a scries of experiBocuts lad tk 1TS1 be laid the feaadaUutt of tu llute battory Tkelr twak- NJiat my tact tMk1 Bore kea always wit vbea I call 4jS fWlii we t said Pa re7i Mir told yon the game tWag ear- N oJ1sl1ek t wac jot per 1MkotPiNadel his Frio ww i r JU TUKE MOTHER Am K rlr KuralB Little Wttk fit laepertut aaaaeaiMeat That domestic imbalance sera netrwhich mother or wife or steter kM charge being accustomed to alt the ae cidents that befall hecdlefs BMB f can sometimes teal with tbea att toM i range Thus the New York Mall aaA Express tells hOw at 8 tfclock k tierSmornmg of the wedding day a Jtt office messenger rang the hell at tbc home of the bride to be and hpada4wt a special delivery letter It was addressed to the bast BUB t who had come forty Uete aecead Wrbest friend la the ceremewy Aad1 weir with several others the gitMt eT tM t brides parents The toes BMB watt still sound asleep lint bewas prewptly awakened m the ssppo tiou that tM Jletter taust couch w pietbhig ef l1tI p r r tame It did indeed RnMtof lalsl eyes jtf an effort to itadcrstaud be tote fll i the envelope and was as ealsbed I find a sheet of letter Batter with a lerN nerthe of the sort BieN rilwrtys chow when eaergeacy ess nols e selfYtkn tHe4lc1i it aM A laps kilikai thread de bled aid tralMag ra Iwe tare dew the pageFTheJheat Sian t It tract aj t but M could not rice ft aM lM wanrabbutto becoow M ntf ul who IS M t iriha sheett found tbto basUUr ythere to sv 0i p rue Mad I rJIBU tTOI T OTIT- E TAACTED T PAIN ll Iotk itp Males I1LDxy taJ Work 8trictl TQN j H LAMP iOFPIO 0 tiers i Dl S 1JSIKrry RJtIIJEIJLDki11 i Omqi Dr Kineharts for pfr liiM over Peoples Deposit iMk Otietkoars 12 to 2 p tn WFGRIGSBY A TOftNEYAT = LAW p oak TrItIp16J Bair tf 1RR1NOPMLD KYi MILE AVOU G- br1rbH Ley tiff lea ww s- aliss CratUUe artghtar thou for sassy MlUal f fit UctrtfylBt with a ra41aBCe that AOM Yet anM w mucb altt calls jfortk a rtiecttea irf brlkta M k tke ihlatug ceuuttoaitce Xu M l etf ack nan te a ivY ef la sake e Wfy awl glwioiw light pat iwi few Allow jthemcelTM to akint XdW few faeM are Ut vIt wita their pex4We lvlge Jltel Take year Utoacata away frpra the iwaap of fear and ell 6tater them wi the 14I ato et jfaltk Had lore on good latwtlowi far others and your counts liaacf ia at eac llUmlitated k1aa mirror and you shall ace yourrHltet all trowbln be peacefull be atlll cease all your rcplaliig then your couateaaace w ihlae f That sick aa iBstaBtanepug physical charge can fake place br a change of ikeagat suggests what power there Is to a renewed habit of thought a habit createdt by repeated conscious repose till exerts et calm cooceutnited think flag to llae wkh the ideal Net eaiy is the couatceance changed xby 4 bright thought but the wn TheatomeI body are so many vortices eletker awl the ceatral force ot eack IsetlHt mitt shlalag coUBteaaace Is a smiling cettftteaaacet Leek aUto rightly and yett caanot bet be pleased Then you will wide yew will laugh with Joy be ea t peehfltleiTeti to reach greater heights ot rflewer Youi will roach then easier If yaw will bat suite ar you aa- There Is every rease why the heart bald be glad aad ya r Igoe ferhars wW sfceW this so This ta the sYm sbiae that jxpreeset itself ila your eeaateaa RC The acre fast eC levlag drives away foes Mad darkaees All flee ee cea4IeM a dwtn the ceaela fesef p biased reasoning vanish at the aMMarauce ef lave erjrleytkl1 days add every ee laves the man whose setri er t1t sou sktees through Ma fees iIatiR will he tnuted wherever he He MaR teterpreter of life yew InlfiHvely ajMSf the eaHlnj ef ttMags he will wekeiuud t vcry wh re he Mil reeegaliM all and ho will be TfceytUsd by aU ke willl re eived as the Uok1 ef Man a true twtrra lIAr ef his rate ah a4er in the vMUlu Men ef iMMHaHity he WlH be at eucs u taMatttecentlvee se aU A shtelac eeMataaaace to U all t la amtt ltt ptw e HJiDH expresrlve- St the grout of Jrhsht tthlUUlac aud the MMM soMree r ulfis IHustratlsa eoa ISJSM tM jcteaczet wlty ekMf r Mode arrrtaaiiuMt Ii =IIi tir JIIt triwEty 5 t fcstti fresa Its ta aN eatar arM life w M1tN eviprrelrlrithwkuietii- aMrOf esi sees to the kfetMT eae WfliS Cotmnnptipn if a human weed flourishing best iil weak lungs Like other weeclsYits asHy destroyed while voiu hen old a arr s f rW4t s 7ti a ii 4 1bIJ OTN l tiJ f I 1IIVr r rJ illilW l IThe rrsainstj uptf Lat Ktt1 II jlAtyurFrI- SaiAcNw6itsacF IJuit received a tell line of Muslin Underwear at Eolkjrtsoi liiBros The infant child of Mrr and hire James WJlett died Monday aftersf brief Illness Ladies misses and child rails winter weight shoes corsets gloves hosiery and underwear See them at Mansflelds See me beforeordering enlarg ed p tC1sbere Life size tjrayons 16x20 from 75 cts up EA Cox John R Walkor old yesterday toAlias KUchards of Lebanon four ear old bay mare Carrie 3 Prcsiiprivate NoWi is the time to Igett bar gairs at Matisflelds Onqnalf price for fine tailor modecloaks plush capes furs ladies suits anti dress goods Prof E H Crawford was here last week and orgauizedhis nor mal class which will begin on February 7 eehis announce ment Ix this issue Mrs Mary Busby noJdanfl rpspected lady of Mil kville died very suddenly on Tuesday at the home of Nr Orceneth Peter where she has been living for someysars The new Sheriffs office has been completedand is occupied Sheriff Byron proakej offering comfortable seats and a hearty welcome to all who wish to pay their taxes Hon G A Dbhoney of this county went over to Eminence last week and purchased from the ffamous herd of Giltner Bros two fine Hereford cows for which lie paid 500 The Normal Glass or Pi of Grants school has baen orga nized with a good number and- those wishing to join would do well to do so immediately so as tto get the benefit of the full courseMr E SMayesJrwho has bought out the grocery otWbnr ton Tapp 8 Ma9s8hWl moved his stock into the corners e under the NEWS LE riER office where he is nicely fixed up for business STKAYED From my placo about three weeks Ago la gray mare about 14 years old has had fistula in right shoulder Any information leading to her recovery rill be rewarded by S 0 VanAfdale Lltsey Ky lam prepared to do expert repairing on all kinds of sewing tYlectlot t firnltli extra I1tlanc needles lt PHIL THOMPSON r SpringSeld Xlv s The dWelliirg hosse of M- rsr CbMtbMi PC Nig fam re oeatlr boagkt ofO II Haroi new Tenwlck caught ire iad- Mar btiraedta th ground on 1last Friday ntgbV Only a few awiv clew of furniture were saved Jn about 600i 1e IfDlfltSSa i II1J I I is showing signs 6fimpr6vemenf and good prices are lookedfo by spring The Sharpe farm which was bought at the public sale by Mr Thomas Olarkson at 2780 peracre1 zillProbablr dlvided Mr Glarksott retaining the middle tractt oontafning the dwelling and Mr Alex Hamilton getting the lower tract and Mr John R Barber the upper tract Thelland will be surveyed how ieyer before any transfer is made Mt Olarkson stands as FidelityTrust Mr B B Leactiman of this county bought last week of X Merry Wakefield of Shelby countya fine twoyearold stall lion by Ohester aleJdaInby Paid4450MrLeachn getting so floe an individual This stallion won the blue ribbon at the last JShelby Fair over a field of seven ntriesHe com bines the b dfllgqfthegrea estsshow harness and saddle horses inth3 State and can be expected to be heard from as a sire Mrs Pearl Stewart of Black Nelson county is afflicted with a peculiar aberraUpnr of tj6jeTnindi Some days a o she claim td have had a communication from God in which reVelatiipn i slibwas cpm manded to abstaini from eating fora period off2 days She has not eaten anY time for tan days prays continually and says thoLordt ld1erthat she would nottdielf she obeyed the com mand perfectly otherwise she- wouldloseher life Mrs Stewart is the daughter of Wm and Mrs Lelia Crossfield of Nelson county parents who are highly respected In response to an inquiry SeJ1t to Congressman D Ht Smith Postmaster Wi A Waters has received a reply from the pre sentatiye enclosing a communi cation from the General Super intcmdent KuralMaillDellyery giving authorative information about the Rural Wail routes icr this county Tho sujierinten dent says that orders haves been issued to have the routes out of Springfield put In opera tion On April first nextt This Will be good news to ti good many citizens of the county who have been waiting patiently for the routes to be started Hype you noticed our liberal offer to subscribers on the firsts pageoftbli88ue The Ameri can Farmer one of the bestt farm pipers in the country yeP with lJ101flub8cribart mother year We wiUlllfd make the ffollowing OtIf Tjbji NrwsLiBAlEBt the Weekly Courier and thet A rieanFa- rmsrall three for cue r for t50 B f lJariNl9oWe itlo save attrac ive el 1IC rats withaothr 1xpersaud mifaitoe Let tw know whatt you want Louis Burton who moreoGde pJ4 0 tt lt t tri 9 THEN AI LOfIIt ofLcj j I H K HR fiORD EDN Scr oryUJ linca4aT Htaa rw- InreaueeUylocaei k PZDIGPfptDY ZP SCNAL tnlLednltonMiss Laura McChord has re turned front an extended visit in Chicago Mr Will Hays of Bloomfield was among iht court day crowd hers onda- yThecondltono DrF M Grigsby who Is verylowl with lung trouble is unchanged Miss Jonnie Cokendolpher of Chaplin was a guest of Mrand Mrsr 9f F Qrigsby Sunday lL H Thnrman who went to HeJld rson1iti19J3ttweek was here court day but has returned Mr tten Edelen of California who has been visitingl relatives here fop some time JleaVes next week for his home He says that his brother Jim Edelen sod the rest of the Washington county colony ire doing well Caj3tSam F Leavy of Prank fort was here last week for the first time since a memorable oc casionin 1869 when he was sent here as captain bt state troops It was to Captain Levy that George Ndrthcraft a desperate man and a fugitive from justice surrendered While the soldiers were hero one of their number was killed by a man by the namo 6t Rawlins and It Was only by hard work that Capt Leavy prevented his men from lynching Rawlins Capt vsays that there only twosPotsin Spring field that he remembers and therare the old Springfield Hotel site and the old residence now owned by M L Searcy Court Day Sales There Was a goad crowdln town on Monday and business was lively with the auctioneers Life offerings of stock being large Col R E Whayne reports the following sales Pony buggy i andharness 3125 cow 1765 22 woy ear bid heifers at 1855 22 weanling heifers atf10601 cow and calf 2550 sow and six pip 12525 horse S67LdrY cow 2026 horse 5750 hOrse5Q seconl hand buggy 15 Mr S M Camp made the follpwing sales Cow and calf for2525 3 yearling steers 2025 8 same 121 5catves 1580 dry cow for 1640 cow and calf 2875 8 2 year old heifers 211 2 steer salves at 1750 4 same at 1860 brown marer75b horse 50 plug mlT92250plJC Ihorse 1515 blind horse 1150 mare buggy and harness 85 CroldlSlahop IIn Tt wri- The Ri Re1rr George W iinton A M DnJ Bishop pff he AfricnlethodtatJpIacjJ Zion church will preach at ohBons Chisel to night at 8 p w Bishop Clinton rankj mottgst the tforemost p Qf his race an able and ptilpt orator f Creat 200 enl ill aloe N Chctaur I neap r Method chuw jttic0mp4j M at Onaplinwa a3k tettOri tat Sunday The dedicatory sertaon was preached by IHlkop H CV Morrison off Lottiftvilit Dr Joha R DariMY- prrai4IlJy either of thE Diinrllle- dietriot RayttJ T FiMr sad Rev 0 H JNMic off Chaplin were preMfit ITdtWiibstaikling the inclement weatbertht building C1ttyt brick structure add was erected- ate cost of eight thousand dol- lllars Five thousand dollars had already been paid and the remaining three thousand was raised at the service Sunday morning before the church was dedicated The brick work was doneJay Mr WL McQlellan McElfoy Shultz put in the furnace and Hardin and Law rencedid the painting all of the work excepting the woodWork being done by Springfield im ople- Thebulldingcommittee wascom posed of David CokendQlpher raA and T E Houchins and Dallas Murpfiy I For Commonwealths Atr torn y Mr Henry S McElroyotMati ion county In announced as a candidate for the nomination for Commonwealths Attorney for this judicial district and will submt bis claims to the voters at the Democratic primary June 6th next 4t MpElroy is a young man of sterling worth and ability and deserves any honor that thie voters off his party may see fit to give him and is well qualified to flHthe position to- whichhe aspires He is an honor graduate of i3enre tool l geanctofCentroCoUeeLaw- sclloolandhab snccessfully engaged invthe practice of law iti Lebauon ftor severall years Heiis also City Attorney for tthat town Which petition ho fills With djtMr McElroy will be in the fight to the finish and Will probably become better 007 quainted with the voters of Wash ingloh county before the date of the primary and we feel safe in sayingi thatlie is worthy of any mans support for the office Cr SalW R sandfeet oflum In Inds i a thsAL J Fwj II IMt1 Abotifcf PBM onTi Iprem ises 1 Will MR at public JMK pkM of- finest 4ocktsriaRriitIsdono- oiuttr Saul faraS known M the Dr 1113 Logan farm con tailing 2eol acres fit is situated on the Pleasant Run and Leba non turnpike 8 miles from Lebt non and five from Springfield There is 85 acres in wheattndline set of young grass 90 acres in fine timothy ipeadow and the rest m grass This is one of th finest watered farms in the county two stream run through pureIf stock water at all seasons be sides a number of never falling springs There is arfine young orchard alt necessary outbuild lnpstockbarncomcrlb to bacco barns etc Said farm iis susceptiblel of division leaving l150 acres in one tract and 110 in theOther and will be sold sepa rate or asa whole to suit the purchaserTerms liberal and made known on day of sale W E RAY Public Sale As attorney for Mrs Teresa Boyle I will on SatlruYfeklllf28 sell at public auction on the premises the following property InSpringfieldA story dwelling on West High street near Catholic church nearly new with an acre ton Also the property on Main treet below tthe old hotel site known as the Dick Edelen property and consisting off a store house barber shop butcher shop ahd carriage warehouse All of the above property is rented and is yielding a good income Sale will begin at 2 P M Terms will be made known on day of sale CA THOMPSON Atty for Mrs Teresa Boyle 56t Tried te Caaeeal It Its the old story of murder will out only in this case theres ho crime A woman feels run down has backache or dyspepsia and thinks Its nothing and tries to hide it until she finally breaks down Dont Deceive yourself Take EIQ triO Bitters at once It has a reputation for curing Stomach Liver and Kidney troubles and will revivify your whole system The worst forms of those maladies will quickly Yield to the curative power of Electric Bitters Only 50cv and guaranteed byO j Haydon DrugClstt The Sanders Sale CojU B B vfhaynt reports t rl GUTAA CLOSIN SAL ad01r Gro6d f+ Dry s 1 r1 tJYC Clotblnn IJ tf Cloaks rt Underwear Furnishings 1T In order to cut our stock down Jb1 February 1st I90i5t we will until thaii date make sweeping reductions in the prices of everything in our hoiile We call your attention to the follQwl pug prices uYLadies broadcloth worth 175 f0r135 Ladies broadcloth U I135 for 1 100 Blk S r 50inch 1501 for 10011 Blk Melrose 44in i1 25 for 95 B1kZiDaUnes 2i1hju I 25orBik Henrietta 90 for 90II t Colored Basket cloth I 75 for Meltonetts blk coil1150 to 1175 for t Extra Heavy Outings worth 2 c for 16c Heavy Outings worth 15c for IOc Flannelletts worthIOc for 7 l2c IYriTable Linens and Napkins onethird less than can be bought els wheie v t k Mens Suits worth 17 50 for 12 50 Mens S1itSu 15 oo fort 10 oovMens Suits 12 56 ffor 8 5 Mens Suits 1000 for 75 BoysSultsc 12 50 for 10 oo BoY IS itsuIO oo for 750 BoysSuitsi s 7 pq for 5QP McnsOvercoats worth 1250 for 3 50 Mens Overcbmts worth io oo fot1 bo Jiilens Pants and Children Suits and Overcoat- at equally low values t We will offer our entire stock of Boots at COlt One lot of Hats worth from i to i525 for Soc These are good style Hats tLadies Cloaks worth 2O for 12 5O I Ladies Cloaks worth J5 for JOOO Ladies Cloaks worth JlO for V70U Ladies Cloaks Worth 12 50f r8 5O Ladies Cloaks worth 7 50for500 These are all this Season Cloaks and must be sold We take this opprtunity of thanking our friends and patrons for their liberal patronage the past y theireartrade for the yearrtgo3 Yours Very Resjpectfuliy Cnn ingbam 4 Duuoaniaa x 8mBoor tPr tt J H WILSON V a y w J l 0y T o 9EtlI 11 r r f F t 1l 2 j lJ7tjt j J2 1 t L 1f t1 r7li1f1 J r C Vv r J j IJft tiA iOftA TI EvvBL E 11111t t 3 3 rh 4M u 3 Jbhigwti DIt81 tierQhuf finallyS ad d in ecttrinf tbe st vote thel Senate ftHf which he has long ptrivintf jmd EM thu- itthttbeStateioodt JTjcie ir majority often tee 25 d jporats and 12 re blioatui outvottjifc 27 reputjli r n liritii levea 1jajfi fwp ntees recorded v t The test Ote OI1 mbtlb t tgJ to excuU essionfort the consid aeration ot the Ouban treaty v ftrhvdfeMrl Quay consent Ifed tojthte fntrpduciioja of A num bier Ptfti111sl andlttheft demanded he eftulkt order At five oolocfc sb t enIng ndjol1rnmeht va rfaketturjfil tto day fthen tho fight q j rwilI he renewed but under cir f umistances more than ever dis- j ttt I buyaing to the opponents of Mutehood The signifc ice of thodast ivpf jqf yesterday lies inp thdiixJttthat tthe opponents t dtatehoodbi11ra now placed in th position ojC filihuslers ap feo gJhe wiUplJ1 majority of i fajfcfi nate tthus ptQyJng a charges mg3nade by Me1 Quay and jot rfeefutipg tnt charge of Seri tdrtBeverldge that Senator of 1nnsylvallit was bluffing4 la view of the difficulties atjwililih thedisplacenlgh of the tthhood r bill the republican fjleaders are seriously conteraplar- oilting a compromise proposition which as far as framed at this Delate provides for the jldmmis Jtrationof Oklahoma son statue Congress reservingthe sight to Attach thereto Indian Territory 3fyheh the Dawes Commission Ashall have concluded its workof ijallotiug the Indian lauds and Gtb4tamiSSidJ1of Arizona and JustshowMrjtftnistproposition tis not known apJIt fjtafel lwithI the ppproual of the 7 ti MopiepLtlje territories but iit iis f llaidf fikt it w6uldbermofet re uuint 10 Arizona and Now fiidovtO be cbmbiked Undert ii l sEat overnmtent As the jilltiition pw stands all llegisfat ktida Ilrt the Senate isf blocked at though it is held that the advo cttfelcf Statehood icilt not pro i ttutJrM aubconiiiiUeo of ttire tOuso appointed to draft an antitrust measure has conc lijded its labors and will td day report to the Judiciary Committee a inea- spure wMfcB liAg received tthe sanction pftrfesldent aid the t Attdriwy General The bill pro I wer Qt uperjiiQnan dini ie tbM IaeMre t L lbJtiirebeJL lrIvalry amine uldIretpr the glory of dealing ithi the octopus S pator Hoarf by ticticii unprfcedejatedt jin the rdcetfur 3lttlfitSoijet secd ti teferenpei tOj his contviUtee 1uc1kiLryl fitt trust bill notdtb standing jM fact that it dealt largfeiy with the interstate cbiin oierqe This was accorapajtied onJQfIrecord and securing leayb tot print with his statement tbahob- ill had been readS twice mAthe Senate andtreferred to tlullujys v diciary d ptmittee lef i he measure wal ewrdrrat64 fMinister Bowen ha9 ilirrftted iu YXashington ffrom yenezijela wvth plenipotentiaryi P91 ere to conducts settlement UnfoVtu nateljr they cbndiiion the finds hero Is not as encouraging he hoped they would be The Pw ers sjill insist that the claims of each hpjt he settId S plrately andad rderepdum i th tIs t1 the home tgoyernrpeni mjjstlbe cpnsulted with 1pgard ltevery move Thefirtahdt m st gar pesteffor 1p of Mr uowen jwfiQe to securd4t1exemyil ofthebi- ppacTe jbuj even tnqtpVomisea W be aiousuneakgq SSiJtho atttut epf tth9Jocprs- cba g Ii rpaterially Vhe Jppe it expressed in Qmci 1I circles that the biblligerantspf Cf 6rmny may 04 disgust Great lffritaiias to prompt the latter to seek an early escape ffrom the compro mising attitudes rin wl fchjer many has succeeded Jin placing herself V 1 fOOe3St B tche va1ucR A3ttda1e JButomcr o IS C places ou Dcw ulLltt1e Early Rl eiplns apfl DeWifts Witch IeIa v Haye t ha1 thpiles for 20 years I tried many doctor and medlclncB bmtail failed cxcc De Witts Witch Hazel SaljreJt cured me It iis a combination of tHe htllinfc properties of Witpb Hazelt with nl septlci andcm lllcnU JReUoveand I cures blind bleeding and prptrt ding pjlles sores cQfaandallBt Illih d1se- ases3Iiaydon1 i f Low Rates to Southwest hl i j On tthh tI j njfi Tesdars of eucti month the C Cton Belt Routet IttsllThniy wand pound strip iicketeAat one hf of th6 kegLtJr ratepltis 2j to jnts- In MissourIArkausastouislana and Texas allowIng topeig- 9tpg ancl return limit in 2iday This unusually low r reI lw- madefor trn purpose or indcin- g4msigiiJ 4 tFf flil reat Ii3oLit- hestr Iti 3 fsfiklttv db Hose whp nave made a study of condi Itch tbia tio efrUQry taA the American coDtioentr offers equal 2pportunitiesr for stock ra ting tauy MIarAueCur qujlcklyY destroys rnIicitl l gems prompt teltef ih nil forms of rna1ria peyentryefOlt in miUriat district iZHSt Tmaipyiv The D mocratfc Ktate itecu 1ttve Cbtttmittee Vtt ifTneetingin LouisvUlo t 1sueda 6all t11a tat primary on May 9 The committee in the IihSt districtt fbii5Railipad C rpnisI also jissued a dall for a primittry pn tli4sam6 Ja candidate1 for State offices must givenbticei in writing 6f their candidacy to dhairman Alhe W by April The JpttLt assessment is faxe4at ldoOO It was decided hot jEo rittnio the committees if iss yearr WitLt se Teat teip 1ltlie cph ention next ye ito e1ectde4dth the NlhaIConnti nJ If you Were SScared t Easily you tnl Ht Suppose that the pain in the lower part ofyblir back tecant kidney trouble Bit boins a pertgn of senSe jowkoow it is only a tuusiular stiff from coldand that pjompt Ircalmcnf with Perry Davis Paiunlller wIt preyojfit It tram grow lugaccOrdLtgtyt and you will be glad you taw this There is one PalnkillerIerr4f pavls When biichnd thieve ttth4gbIvuiig Uh4bdoe 9f Ohamberlaigv and Llyer Tablets Ihcy will cleaqki aud InAiff orrkeyonr stouiucht ybur bowel give yau a rejtahfor Mork jnd m keyou feat that iu filLs 4old world is a good place to live For sale by Haydon t bonE beinjppVeP c4 Htpoht p by taking HubsiUutef PMey Honey nd Tir Hb Wood Campbell ntee eyerT bdtt1eof Cham ilalnsGttghRened and will refund ihe inoney to anyone who is not aatilfied afterusiilg1twbthirdi of the coutents Thisi the best remcd in the wprldfprJa grippe coighsC9IdtJI prpup au4 whooping cough iud is plelsantan 1safe to take i preventS any trnde clot a cold to result in pneumonia Haydon Drug Store 1100 VVbrte off Music t Gives Sure Hvitttf State loner 4TVie Young youfeel Stqmufh regulate Offrdfor We4guar FFe If there lea piano ID your hope ye will send you without cbargo seyon splendid musical compositions two vocal atad five Instrumental Three oft those eoldcHonB are xopyriehted and cannot be1 bought in atijr mimic stoia for less than 8100 WIth them we will send lour portraits of great comp 8era arid four Jargo reprothiQ tlona off ffamous paintings of musjdri tsubjects Why We make thiiOilcr Wf make this otter toii t rneb and Ayemen tto fcnable us to siand Jnfor tajatl6negardingjourtlbraryi of the Worldra Beat Madlo vieb Is absolute lytthelieat collection o yocal and fin Btrpraental muaiaqyer pubHshed IIt contains more mdalc more iltqslra tlonsaBd more biography of compo sera tfian any other musical Library It ri forgiea1boiieuo and bHjo- ymtntag wall fa or tfldents Send von 1liwl TEN e ly I KATRINA 2JYJFHtSbJeet cpht W M the a s McClure Company Jinn were pnly a meanq bf tempo l71Idontlflcation at Pcnd Level Bar When n man fat forgot the place to ornament himself wltlitwd qr ihree merely because they happened to have been glyejr hewaa Sternly tbrusfc bwk ttp the reproach otSOIlP orbl1ra grcaBO1 or comb nn brush or something else equally hnpptoprlatp and dis tasteful As among tthe Indians there was a custom of using anything con ycnlent untlf a man bnd cnrned tbe- rig1ittosomebing dl Unctiyo and hon orable That was how Tenderfoot Cub of six mOnths before was vOter dn Pistol n1t1ot todojrffnd why pink faced swearing Bobby had become ABIiOBiazC iP444yqIl J ltr iiittractIvo tb strangers Eajrdlrtvhad been struck by the first comers and pay dlrVhad been the rule ever since Two ounces a day was a fair average for a river TriEN BTObi DAcJtAND GAZED ABOUT oumpriJiT bottom man but three ounces was bet ter and naturally itt roils tlc river bwtt torn thiuliiWtliatset U1 iibrr rates for Uie ponderous crushers on theulllslile It was Uigbi preppElerpus of course bnt the mine owners did not complain for every jar of their machinery turn ed the figures Intot their pockets A day nicanta competence a week a for tune and a month was something that made oven ttim wtidest visionaries gasp for breath So the unskilled dago arid the China man and the shirk from Alabama mid thb Redheaded map from Cork diiktf reccVcd their two Ounces a day while aJ104e l ely qklllcd labortir was In demnpd at twice and even thrice that sum Occasionally a man came who WAS conversant with mining macliluy cry or with analyzing or prospecting and bc was a Crcesus who CoUld cdni tri Mhhfown rules und time and toward And yet thq miners on thfl hill side were short of help Newcomers preferrel the ptiBslblllty oHhrcjp ounces a ilay1 tp ho certainty of two and the skillful were generally visionary enough to dream of the vast wealth which eVCfJhtltnptjlelr epadfi taight disclose Among cd the fla arrlvdUj lHkr riasI 1vvehison 001 l j 7- uf Ttatt 7 Itide ktf t1tQdIJ lf r no4les i Ills inrnestiisu WHttts vr4Hk tdt W mIstaken iM the superIntndeat ro s kiUjy to Ws fetCome eetee HAMH hexpostutat Jdkk 1iettet tlt WeW JW1 ioiiiovq tlton anybody else It lal het ae paytiecIy you no uiideratand You been goot to inc and Sr stay longer with yptf Iqa anybody But noivI I ynes go liorafertp Kdirlna You scct oa n slight smllo Appeared iii0 youthful face Offthe superintend ent It Is like dis Derc vass tlngs tell b utweil1M 1Katrlna hear dew and dJrmlen to forget nut no dere viisa no place to forget When lI come tp de mountain Il see Katrlnn everywhere nUll hear her voice wIt de trees and yhen I dream Now die holding the ttttcrup and regarding it fondly tells me dat Knlrlha Is waiting ai dMt say do lies uilt ina nre nIl discover and dat de odder man be unlshIlnntgfnd to hear it Hans said the 8uperitcndeut heartily nut still f think you ought to remain wHltusj Why just think of It maul Six months l1J1dlmBut Hunsruised biuiself to his full heightt um looked down cqmpnBalonate lyt You young manthe said and do pot uuderstniui dse tings Gold Is cv erywher ul over de world but dare Is onf one Kntrlna I glf my notice I Y1TItdown tht1 hillside and then turned his deal with n sigh toI I am young man he thought tterly h but do uudrrstand I baxo already lost J11yIKatrlpa A Picture of Urorrulnif It said that when Robert Drown ing wnn Infnnt his father Would semI him to sleep by bumming odes of AnacI roon and that In tungiit tbt boy th words bo wished him tto remember bj jeinjug them to a grotesque rhyme Perhaps this last mental exercise bad Bbmethlttg to do with the poets exasperating style MIss Cprkran records thus her first childish impressions of Browning hj had pictured to myself poets as ethereal beings It gave me a shock to see Mr Browning eat with iayidlty so much brOaiInrnIbuttcr and big slices of cake He ncver uttcrcd o word that in anyway suggested a poet icall thought Ills coat trousers and glows were according to the fashion of the time his voice loud and cheerful his tfiick bdlr well brushed Altogether in my opinion ho looked a prosper ous man of buslttess Blsewherq Miss Corkran records Brownings comment upon the charge that bewas too fond of society He admitted frankly J do like to be Wjth refined people whp appreciate me it is a pleasure Wealthy people have leisure to rOad and their houses are pleasarit I am not ashamed ttp confess that Ido enjoy being with cultured folk Besides I find ttiat mix Ing with others and the frictioniior idear are necessary to a vr1ter14ew Ybrt Tribune Oae For the Minister An old minister In the south aide of tHasgpw Who was noted tfor hia habit of dishing up old sermons again and again was one day advertised to preach to A suburban church at the anniversary service there An old woman Who in days got yhad sat under his min istry but who had now femoyed from his neighborhood determined to go in and hear him preach on this particular occasion After the close of the serv- Ice she waited on the clergyman who greetedt her cordially and asked what she tthought of his discourse Eh mab Bhetre Ued candidly its a Iaiit time sin Ii1 rst heard 19reaeht th t yin sir dnd Yvo beard ye at It a gutd wheen o times iin syflO Aye Janet saldtha minister How often dp yo think yeyo heard Jttna Oh aboot a dlzzeh p times sIr jibe replied An diy ye mind it a said the minister Aweel maybe it a sir Weal I see Ill need to preach It to ye again Janet said the minister 1Id1atitt f iLtLjf tibohdU n sold for Qq The minister certainly scored Scottish American Raw Zuar a lRfet A raw egg iif an excellent toalc nJ te very Btrengthcnlng It prepared to tbe following way it is really ade Hcloua drink axstla Fhlladclpbui tk Put the yolk of an Wg Into a frith a teaspoonful of white sugar dgpoonful ot orange or lemon- heat lightly together with a v whites on a plate sue tfrtfafn with1 a broad tlVlaei stiff froth ible mix ftll teL Ji lightly which it de if it r A 1fIJIL t t 4INj OELERY COMPOUND The Home Frbncl of the Farmer and HisFamily After the labors 1I1 iJiMtthe summer nc1 and harvesting of errs l the early autumn manyof ourii fa Ljlrs their wivesdauhiters- and sons rind lliemselv in a condition of health demanding dtention if suffering cxpcriencekidneyt liver is torpid there is biliousness nausea and vomiting with loss of t attic and depression exposedtojhe harvest fields nrv feel tbe twinges of tet bJcrbe 1matismtbm run down by wbny overwork riIngulu dieting ire to dyspepsiaToj slcklflJdhalfrecommend with iIII honesty nd confidence Compoundthe vlgortothethe stomachit removes poisonous acids from the blood which cause iheurnatiini it feeds the weak Ahd diseased nerves and Danishes ndIIt t i withstandII DYESII TheyeqSowI wUlai M draws Io ether dyes equal Dix mosl dtzantaIn Tarlerrcl uu they ncvuII We baTea Sparta department of eilrlce n1I I drelntSenet II Direction bookand dyed samples trot I DIAMOND DYrS Burllneton Vt I 1I Quaint Court Ileconli- Ampug tio treasures of the Phllnrtvl fi T trl ftI ecmplctc r v oft IL CCd Mii ft Vppind lii Doiownr Illvcr l ii to IGSi i timIth a OtlItet111 JU und Ira itoiahii- im FiJ l r 7h1 recoud t OyoCiiyis It Jnf tIUslr Airier usni tijaJuj la ye tptil hrt Erik ij tt ir ttitlsts lttjtll si and Is Juriti ij M msS vluivi IH wns orilcrcd flint t thni 4p roonn 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