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WEDNESDAY APRIL 29 190S

Announcement-At the sollfltntlon of nuuiprous friends

announce myself us u Tufr duluKiiiu to tiltIlepubUran Notional Convention horn theFourth ConRressloLul HMrlut

OILS HLANFOUD

AnnouncementWo are authorized to announce the liON

BEN JOHNSON us u candidate for roelectlon to Congress hubpjct to the action of theDemocratic convention

PERSONALANDLOCAL

Ladies neckwearNolteEd Morrison has returned from Louis

lilleEverwear hosiery NolteMiller Winn spent Sunday in Louis ¬

villeCloverportpost cards Nolto

New mattings oil cloths curtains

NolteLadiesswell skirtsNolte

Mrs Carl Banton went to Addison

WednesdayHouseingredients Nolle

Miss Florence Lewis is ill at her home I

in the West EndShoes shoes shoesNolte-C W Dyer has returned to St

Joseph Mo

May magazines at the News office

Miss Clara Dyer has returned to Me¬

ridian Miss

Fred Brown of Clay Ky visited Mir

parents yesterdayOxfords oxfords oxfords NolteDr Frank Hook and family have re ¬

turned to this citySyreno Winn and Stuart Babbage

spent Sunday in LouisvilleMisses Rebecca and Martha Willis

spent Wednesday in Louisville

f Mrs G W Roth returned to herhome at Martin Ind Sunday

Mrs Chas Miller of Cannelton isthe guest of Mrs L B Perkins

Mrs Benton Eubanks and daughterAlice have returned to Frankfort

Mrs Laura Butler of Louisville isthe guest of Mrs John Reynolds

School sailors of the latest materialsand shapes at Miss Evelyn Hicks

Stephen Kennedy of Webster wasthe guest of Mrs Jess Bohler Sunday

Mr and Mrs C E Keith and chil¬

dren have returned to ElizabethtownMrs George Short is expected here

this week from Florida to visit friendsMiss Myria Watkins has arrived from

Owensboro to visit Mrs Manie Moor ¬

manEdFoote of Owensboro has been

the guest of his sister Mrs V G Bab¬

bageAL Howard was in the city Thurs ¬

day and renewed his subscription for

NewsMrsJolly of Irvington is ex ¬

pected soon to visit Miss Jennie M

HarrisAline of midsummer millinery

will be opened at Miss Evelyn Hicksthis week

I Mrs James Shellman and little daugh ¬

ter Myrtle were the guests ot relativeshere last week

Mrs Annie Eliza Ryan left yesterdayfor Helena Mont to spend the sum ¬

mer with her sisterMrs B M Currie and children Eu

daily and Mary went to Nebo KyM tosee her mother whois ill

Efton Beavin and sister Miss EvelynBeavin of Henderson have been theguests of Miss Evelyn Hicks

Mrs Dan Duncan and Miss Wheelerarrived from Louisville Sunday night tovisit Mr and Mrs Henry

See the Witching HourDunanII

newest creations in hatslarge millinery and department store

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The Rev James T Lewis will attendthe Southern Baptist Convention at I

Hot Springs Ark the second week inIII

May

I J M Fitch is expected home fromOklahoma today

Robert Wilson was home last weekfrom Louisville

Steve Wilson was busy in the countylast week working insurance

W T Halliday has returned to TarSprings to spend the summer

Miss Tula Babbage has not been ableto attend school for several days

Mrs Eugene Haynes and daughterMiss Ruth are visiting in Sample

Miss Ida Dutschke of Holt was theguest of friends at Lodiburg Sunday

Wm Newton of Louisville was theguest of Mr and Mrs Chas Bohler

SundayMorrisonCalhoon dentists omc

lownstalrs 205 Fourth street bothJhones Owensboro Ky

Mrs Venable has arrived fromOwensboro to make her home with herdaughter Mrs D Stewart Miller

Capt J H Rowland and LawrenceMurray went to Owensboro Monday onbusiness in regard to the postoffice rob ¬

beryMiss Mamie DeHaven has been vis ¬

iting in Hawesville She expects tovisit in Greenville during the coming

summerMrsPolk will have her summer

opening of pattern hats Friday andSaturday The millinery will comefrom Chicago

Mr and Mrs John Gregory anddaughters Inez and Carrie Eaiie ofLouisville were the guests of MrsClyde Morrison Sunday

Mr Ed WhiteheAd and daughterLouise were the guests of Mr andMrs Clarence Wheeler last week Theyalso visited relatives at Rome Ind

Miss Jonnie Mabel Harris entertainedthe Girls Club in a most delightfulmanner Friday afternoon The mem ¬

bers are talking of organizing a Tennis

ClubMrsJames Cordrey has a line of

beautiful summer millinery showingthe designs that are different frqm theearly spring styles Send mail ordersto her

Avoid Extreme Falfaue

Exercise that brings into action ovarymusclo of the body is absolutely necess ¬

ary in the attainment of health andperfect physical development

Tired brain workers especially needexercise to renew the supply of blood inthe brain for new blood will give blearthought and new ideas

To avoid that all in feeling afterany violent or unusual exercise SloansLiniment should be used as a rubdown

Mr Harry K Gilman instructor ofathletics 117 Warren Street RoxburyMass writes During my connection I

with athletics and athletes will saythat I have used Sloans Liniment inextreme cases of fatigue after physicalexertion where an ordinary rubwouldnot prove beneficial with splendid suc ¬

cess I have also used it in massagingelderly men afflicted with rheumatism

We always keep a bottle around thehouse for any household emergencyand I always carry one in my grip andwill in the future II

Made 92 For Missions

The Rev James T Lewis succeededin raising 9210 for missions in theBaptist church in this city SundayThis makes over 135 the church hasgiven this year for the missionary cause4216 of this amount was given by theWomans Foreigh Missionary Society

Mrs James Cordrey who gives everydime she gets for missions gave f20 indimes to this collection

A Twenty Year ScntnceeI have just completed a twenty year

health sentence imposed by BucklensArnica Salve which cured me of bleed ¬

ing piles just twenty years ago II writesO S Woolever of LeRaysville N Y

Busklens Arnica Salve heals the worstsores bolls burns wounds and cuts inthe shortest time 25c at Severs DrugCo

AIIISipes

Mr Clarence Ahl and Miss SarahJane Sipes were united in marriage atthe clerks office in Hardinsburg Satur ¬

day The ceremony was said by theRev C W Stone The bride andgroom have many friends who join theNews in wishing them much happiness

Childrens Day ServiceThe Methodist Sunday School will

hold their annual Childrens Day Ser ¬

vice the first Sunday in June Thefollowing have been appointed as thecommittee to arrange the programMisses Grace Plank Margaret BurnLula Severs Elizabeth Skillman andLouise Babbage

A New Orleans woman was thinBecause she did not extract sufficient

nourishment from her food

She took Scotts EmulsionResultShe

a pound a day in weightALL DRUGGISTS SOc AND 100

MR CHICKS DEATH

Prominent Man Dies At His Home

In Mt Sterling Friday

Afternoon

George E Chick aged seventythreeyears died at his home in Mt Sterlingabout 2 oclock Friday afternoon Hewas a prominent business man of thatcity and was engaged in coal business

The deceased is survived by his wife

who was Miss Carrie Watkins of thiscity and several children Mrs Chickis a sister of Mrs Mania Moorman and

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Mrs Ed Oglesby Mrs Oglesby weto Mt Sterling Saturday to he with hesister and to attend the funer-

alHARDINSBURG

Rv R E Adams and wife of Bradfordsville atendecl the commencementexercse of Kingswood College and arvisiting relatives here

Mrs Marvin D Beard nnd her motherMrs Judith Dejarnett and Mr B FBeard are visiting Mr and Mrs AllenS Edelen of Burgin

H usrcleaninjj in its annual marchis up in us-

Fishing is demanding the attention ofour men Lawrence Wilier has madethe luckiest catch to date

Miss Jennie Green of Falls of Roughwas the guest of Mrs Morris Beard aday or two last week

Marriage lice ces issued lust weekL P Carwile Born Pryor James WHaycraft Haltie Cltmmons ClarenceM All Sarah Jane Sipes McH QuiggIns Annie Bell Glagscock Gus BargerMinnie O Hesler

Jonn Alexander of Buras was iintown Monday

John Trent and John Cook of Castorwore in town Monday

County Court Commissioner LeeWalls sold at the court houvs door Mon ¬

day the John Priest fourteen ncre tractof Itttid on High Plains to Roland Car ¬

man for 230

John W Muller leaves ths week forLexington where he goes to take an at ¬

tendants place at the Eastern Asylum

The Ladies Aid has contracted for theskating rink Thursday night of thisweek Music and the usual good timein store for all who patronize the rink

The tacky party given by manager TJ Hook at the rink Thursday night wasa decidedly pleasantaffair Misses liar y

Franklin Beard Eloise Hook and Mar-tine Mon rch won the prizes sIIHenry Roberts of McDaniels wehere last week soliciting funds for thnew Methodist Episcopal church Caverts Chapel to Le built near John T

MooresShermanBall of Frankfort and Jesse

Eskridge of Owensboro were here afew days last week in the interest oftheir cnnidates for the presidency

The last reports from Tom J Mooreat Battle Creek Michigan state that h-

ise

slowly improvingBorn to Mr and Mrs John E Mon ¬

arch Hunday 26n girlHon Green W Beard was in Chat¬

tanooga Tennessee several days lastweek attending a missionary meeting

Hon Charles Blanford was in townMonday and Tuesday

Judge Milton Board has been ailingfor several days

M J Thomas has been numberedwith the shutins for a few days buthopes to be out again soon

MR WEATHERHOLT

WEDS MISS BRYANT

Prominent Young People Unite At

Cannelton Monday Afternoon

TO LIVE AT TOBINSPORT

Mr Walter Weatherholt and MissLavina Bryant of Tobinsport Indwere united in matrimony Mondayafternoon at 3 oclock The weddingtook place at the home of Mr andMrs John Schafer at Cannelton Indand the Rev L S Sanders officiated iinthe marriage ceremony

Mr Weatherholt is a member of thefirm of Weatherholt Weatherholtferrymen and the bride is a wellknown schoolteacher of Tobinsporthaving completed her last term ofschool last Friday at the Frank schoolhouse They went to the home of thebrides father Mr John S Bryant tospend their honeymoon

Will Hold A Revival

At Hupklnsville

The Rev B M Currie pastor of theMethodist church of this city has beencalled to Hopkinsville to conduct a seriesof revival services in that city Revhirrie has decided to hold the meetingthere immediately after district confer-ence which will be the first of June

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DUuy Renews

Dear Sir and FriendEnclosed findcheck for 1 to renew my subscriptionto the News I have been a subscriberfrom the time the News was founded in76 and 1 do not feel that I can give itup as I am always glad to hear frommy old home

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Poindexter Galloway

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A young man who has many friendsin this city and who formerly lived hereis Mr Poindexter Galloway He hasreturned from Hopkinsville and is nowvisiting his mother at Irvington MrGalloway expects to come to Cloverportsoon for a short visit

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