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MADISON COUNTY

mo IIiLLBig Hill April 25 Sunday schoolI

was organized at Mote April

WIlllo Casteel had a working last

week Richard Golden from Blue

Lick spent Easter with Mr and Mrs

Jake Haley Curt Roberts from Lex¬

ington was the guest of his par ¬

ents Mr and Mrs Tim Roberts at

Mote Preaching services were heldApril 19Prof P IIat Narrow Gap

Plttman and Miss Nettle Haley were

the guests ot Miss Lucy Hayes Ap-

ril

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21Mrs Julia Hayes Is weaving

u carpet for Mrs Stella Settle Mr

William Davis and family of Cor

bin are visiting friends at this place

Mrs J II Harrison and daughter

Bess were at this place April 25rMiss Etta Azblll Is spending a few

days with her grandparents Mr

and Mrs M D Azblll Mr and

Mrr John Wilson of Illinois have

moved to their farm at Cow Bell on

account of Mr Wilsons health

MIKtASTLE CtUITTR-

OCKFUKDRockford April 27Mr J J

Martin lost a fine horse Saturday

Mr and Mrs J C Gulnn of Conway

were visitors near Rockford Sunday

The Sunday school at Scaffold Cane

Iti progressing nicely with a good at¬

tendance Everybody come out at 10

u m Also next Saturday and Sunday

is regular preaching thereMr rC Viars went to Berea Sunday on

business Tho Rev Mr Alcorn prea

ached at Macedonia last Saturday and-

y Sunday Mies Virgie Martin has re-

turned

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to her home after staying withI

her sister at Borea Miss Beulah

Viars visited her cousin Miss Reecho

1rTodd Sunday nighti noniMrr

Robinet April 5Tho Rev Mr

Close entertained quite a largo

crowd at Lone Oak last Sunday

preaching Sid Martin and John Phil ¬

lips wade a business trip to Livings ¬

ton Friday the 17thW M Powell

vas taking the school list hero lastweek Ncal Robards is working for

Allen and Sons rafting Thomas

Doles Is going to have a large boun

Ity of tie timber worked Ho expects

w make about 1000 ties Ellas Car ¬

penter is on the puny llstrMolaplDrew Is 111 with something like stom ¬

ach trouble Ho says that ho U

about to recover James Grlphen ofCcokflburg passed thro Loom lastSiindiiy Martha and Maranda Carpcntt r pro preparing to visit friends

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I on Burch Liui Mary Mull Ins who

has been 111 Is able to partly do heri home work asalnJ W French hadj a fencing and got a fine days work

done last TuesdayCary Barnett hasbeen staying with Ella Carpenter forthe pst week The panic seems to

I be over here since the tie marketi has come back Orvet Brewer and

wife of Berea are here this weekIrank Hawkens of Rose just com-

menced¬

planting Monday Suslo fl

Carpenter Is preparing to go toWhitley County where she expectsto make her home-

WHITLEY COUNTYconiiiN-

Corbln April 27Mrs Mary Wilsonecho has been sick for the past fivemonths passed away Saturday Ageabout 70 years Rev S A Sutherl-and and Rev Long will leave Monday for Winchester to hold a meet ¬

IngRev H F Dunagan and wifetvent to AVlllIamsburg Saturday on-

t the train run from CorbIn on accountof the county convention Mr Taftgot 10C5 votes and Mr Fairbanks 795

Air Grant Gamble has been sick forthe past few daysSIr Ashley Dun

p1 gan Is very low with fever Thonew opera house Is almost ready forbusiness Mr Alex Dunn has purcha ¬

sed a car load of best Portland comcent and wants to do your concreteat a reasonable price Business was

SaturdaytradlugSaturdayto¬fog better In Corbln Miss May Likesand her friend Miss Liza Wyrlck vis ¬ited Llehuo Cappg Sunday and report

hasbeenweekr 0

OWSLEY COUNTYISLAND CITY

Tsand City April 24Farmers are>MofrainSat Island Creek this week on busltlod4ei nccday April 16John F BrewerJudge of this county left for Frank-fort a few days ago oa business The

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I Ipjuiul City new storo conducted by

J C Gentry Is doing a fine businessI

o tit riff Lovenhart and deputy ofJac Leon County were in this Countya few days ago Fifteen dollars re-wInd has been offered for tho bodyof Durham who was drowned nearl1rThc Rev Harvy Johnsonpreached a wonderful sermon at OakGlOve Sunday at 11Johnlo Chadwell who has been working for theFreeman Portrait Co has returnedhome Deputy Sheriff Allen of thisCounty Is at Island Creek on busi ¬

ness todayD C Edwards candidatefor reelection ta congress addressedthi people cf Island City Wednesdaythe 22d

TiHCKirrVincent April 25Farmers are

taHnc advantage of tho tine weatherplanting1 corij Mr W C Hamiltonhas quit the tlo business and gone

to wiling fruit trees and reports a

grnnd euccesa of same having sold

175 worth lr five dnysT B Ven

able nag In Bcattyvllle Saturday on

tu1nEFIJano Turner has moved In ¬

to the dwelling recently vacated by

Rolo Ventblo on the land of J C

Botner B N MInter Is confined to

his bed with favor at presentEdHurst was over at McKee Monday

swapping horses and some mines

business The singing and Sunday

school at this place are progressing

fine Mr James Bother singing

teacher and Mr Patrick Maysc Supt

of Sunday school

ESTILL COUNTY

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Fox April 26The farmers have

been making tho soil roll since the

ground has gotten dry enough to

plow Mrt Anne Click and Masterof Mr andGlendon were tho guests

Mrs Nelson CurtisMr J McMurry

of Mercer County visited and took

part In the Sunday school at Bethel

todayDr It B Combs of College

Hill accldently shot himself In tho

leg and has been suffering a great

deal from tho wound but Is improv-

ing

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nowVe are having anothersmall tide In the river from Fridays

hard ralne John King passed to

rest on the 4th Interment In tho

Hawkins burial place Mrs Lelia

Shearer of Ford Ky Is visiting

at her fathers N E Curtis Wo

are sorry to learn that Mrs Shearershealth la not so good as usual Wm

H Rose says ho will soon have water¬

melons for the boys to thump on

lIe planted part of his patch lastweekThe Republicans hold a con ¬

vention at Irvine the 25th and elect-

ed Judge K Noland County chairmanAlso choose delegates to go to theroventlon which meets at Winchesternnd Instructed them to vote for JasWallace of Irvine as a delegate tothe national convention to Instruct-

or Taft for president The Fairbanksmen made a strong fight but were defeated Mr Robert Shearer MissMay and Dela Curtis were the guests

sf Mr and Mrs C H Click lastSunday Mrs C H Click Is havinggood success with her poultry Shehas 94 young chickens hatched offand 48 eggs and C8 turkey eggs tohatch out soon

CLAY COUNTYYINis

Vine April 23Mr Gilbert Grimesand wlfo returned from CincinnatiTuesday Mr Bud Shell got his leghut very badly last week but laImproving The little son of TipBanks fell front the fence and gothis leg broke but Is Improving nlcolyMr Skill Brewster is Improvingslowly The body of Tom Durhamhas not been found Ho leaves awife and two children to mourn hisdeath Mr Johnny Williams Is vis-Iting

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frlcnda and relatives near hereMiss Nancy Burns of London Is

visiting her brother this weekMrHenry Ferguson and wife visitedJim Grimes Saturday night Mr Jeptha Wolf and Mlsa Emily King weremarrIed last Friday at the home ofthe bride Mlsa Mattlo Montgomerydied last Thursday She left a fathermother and a host of friends tomourn her loss Although we mournnot like those who have no hope forWB know sho has gone where no painor sorrow ever come-

JACKSON COUNTYAHNVILLK

Annvllle April 27Dorn to thewife of Nick Icon on the 23rd a finegirlMr Joe Johnson got in last Fri-

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from Lc llo County with a gooddrove oC cattle They seem to behigh ant scarce Owing to the wetweather the farmers are mightily be-

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with their spring workMrs

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Dr Goodman and Miss Mattlo Modlock wore at McWhortcr last wea-nshoppingMr Frank King and wifeare taking c two weeks visit nt hissisters homo In Bristol TonnIrSVIlloa Bolchor of Jackson passed thrhere yeetordayDr A T Neal nUll

wife spent tho day yesterday at MrE Pennlngtous Mr Roy Rador andLeonard McdloclC wore at homo Sat ¬

urday and Sunday They are attend¬t

lug the Normal at EgyptLeunarrGoodman of Welchburg Is spendinga few days with Ed Strong

HCKLKTHurley April 24Alex Roberts is

very poorly with pleurisy Jake Gab

bard Sr sold Wesley Angel a mareThursday for X80Soveral are attendIng court at McKeo this weekEII ¬

jah Angel passed thru hero Thursdayand stayed all night with his uncleJake Gabbard Weather has beenquite fine for farming this weekEvery body is busyMrs Llzzto McDaniel and Katherine Shepherd visit¬

ed Mrs John Roberts on last Sunday

GllKKN HALLGrcenhall April 2SlIrs Dora

Moore is no better Walker andWllgus Flanery sons of IU M Flancry are very low with pneumoniaMrs Levi Couch is very poorly with

nervous trouble Mrs Martha Parrothas concumptlonj The Hall stavo rollwill start next week James B Mall

has had tome good work dono on

the roads which was very badly need ¬

ed Chester Crank killed a largo owla few days ngoW N Hughes madea business trip to Beattyvllle thisweek All who want a suit of tailormade clcthes will do well to call onthe Jackson Co Bargain StoreDr-J A Mahaffoy reports that MissBobby Bowles daughter of WilliamBowles lo very bad with pneumonia

Com la very scarco in this andsurrounding neighborhoods and theItrlco Is nearing a dollar RobertPlerson and M T Robinson who haveLeen In jail for several months fortinkering with whiskey will be outIn a few days Several of our logg-

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men havo returned from downthe river nnd report the market er-y10G G Maddo John Wilson andsons have Just returned from a flihIng trip and report fish In abund ¬

ance There will bo preaching atCanons chapel every Thursday nightby Rev Harvey Johnson until furthe-rrotlcoBorn to Mrs Laura BowmanApril 230 a boy Willie Is all smileboth mother and baby are doing well

Jesse Holobrooks who hsa beentown with a dlMoia of tho hip andeg Is better Everybody In thisvicinity is for Taft We never hearmy other man talked orDorn to thenrlfo of Samuel Wright twin boys

DOUBLE LICK

Doublcllck April 21Mr M DBowling of Berea came thru here onIts way homo from Climax Harent Tuesday night with relatives

at Doublellck Charllo VanWlnkloalouse was burned last weok WhoopIng couch Is In nearly every home 1n

this community Messre Bob andFurp Abrams of this place went toUerca today Prayer meeting atClover Bottom church house everyWednesday night

imiKiEthel April 20Mrs R P Mar

cum who has been sick for so longU well again Mrs Susan Hornsby 13

very ilLMr Nelson Hurst Mreleven Allen and Mrs Martha Ricehave gone to McKee on businessLittle Mattle Smith la very 111

Mr S D Rice of London who hasbeen visiting friends and relatives atEthel has Just returned homeIDobart the con of Tipton Banks fell

from a fence and broke hla leg Sat-

urday

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April 11 Mattie BowlesMessrs Harvey Wilder Matt IonIngton and Henry Rico visited MissIlobecca Pen In goon Sunday Mrlackeon Collins Is expected to getmarried Sunday U S G RiceIs visiting McKee on business thisweeto Mrs Mary J Smith is slowlyImproving Mr Arch Marcum la allsmiles It Is a ten pound girl MlisLeona Rico visited her cousin MaryRice MondayMr W A Copo passedthru hero Sunday Llttlo Ella MayRico visited her aunt Angelina Messer last Thursday and had a finetlmeDr Brack Banks and his littledaughter of Travelers Rest passedthru hero last weekMr RammaClay paid Ethel n visit last Sundayand all hard p nice timeMr IraWell of Burning Springs paid U S0 Rico n short visit last Sunday35P1 CIOVKU BOTTOM

Clover Bottom April 21Lloyd thelittle son of Mr and Mrs John Dur-

ham¬

la vary sick Arthur and NettleMcGuire visited relatives at McKeeMonday Aunt Mary Engle is stayingwith her brother W M Hayes thisweek Miss Minnie Hayes school atBig Hill will close Friday Severalfrom this place attended court at JfcKee tnls weokj Mllford Powell andwlfo visited at D M Clicks Sundaytilghti Master Charlie McGuIre is vie¬

ling his grandparents Mr and Mrs

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J R Durham Georgo McCalmn vialied at W M lowclls Saturday sotSunday Several from this place at ¬

tended Easter services at Korby KnolSunday Q

1 1 BUTParrot April 951huro has beet

quite u lot of shooting along tacpublic highways of this place latelyThere seems to bo about as muchprejudice shown hero over religiousviews neIs sometimes shown overpolitical views Some one shot J 11

Hundleys dog in the lee Wednesdaynight Farmers hero are beginningto plant cornJohn Lear made abusiness call hero Wednesday JasLear and Rachel Lear of Carlco werehere shopping WednesdayrQuito anumber of persons hero attendedcourt at McKee this weekJerry Lakehas bought him a mula team ThcoPIg the photographer was hero thisweek delivering photos Misses Man-

dy Wilson and Minnie Price spentFriday night with Mrs Susan Hellard Fishing seems to bo an In ¬

teresting occupation nt present ThoCitizen Is considered the best paperthat comes to this community JJelllCOHardwarecall hero this week

BRADLEY AS SEEN BY POST

Analysis of tho SenatorElects De-

nunciation¬

of Federal Office ¬

holders For Their Supportof Secretary TatL

From the Louisville PostWhen W O Bradley was nominated

for Governor in 1895 he had nochance for an election

Mr Blackburn and Mr Hardin by

heir opposition to the Cleveland CarIsle administration divided the Dem-

ocrats and gave tho state to BradleyCuriously enough lit tho Republican

platform of 1895 there was a plankdenouncing civil service reform Thosandldate stood for the spoils rystoinhen and has fought for tho spoilslystotn and under tho spoils lystomaver since

No sooner was Mi Bradley In ofleo than he began scheming and plotling for the control of the LegislatureIn tile Senatorial election and for aIrodloy delegation to the St Lorisinvention

Mr Bradley never forgave UM

rlende of Mr McKinley for InterfwIng with Mr Bradteya lresideatialiiplratlons

The result of two years of llradleyand Brndleylim at Frankfort was allMrganlced party the rte of motion

Ism the Indictment of leading RepubIOQIU for bribery and an overwhelm-Ing Democratic victory in 1807

It pleases W O Bradley to put nit

tho woes of tho Republican party ontho Federal officeholders but the u-

of State patronage by Gov Bradleylepotlim and favortUm and on en-

tire contempt for the merit fystemshown while ho had the appointingpower was chiefly responsible for thecactlon which In 1817 and 1198 raulted in tho nsti+ rn of the Democrats

to complete power in the StateToday Mr Bradley complains be

ause thero are holders of Federaloffice in Kentucky who are for Taft

Vo tall to see why li Is a postmasternay not be for Taft when the State

appointees are roaming the country toirevcnt tho people from expressingheir preferences for Taft

We fall to sea why Mr Robertsray not have the same right to areference for Taft that Mr Frankshas for Fairbanks If the Uniteditatea Marshal Mr Long may work-day and night early and late forilr Fairbanks surely other Federal

ifflcers may say they are for TaftThe truth Is tho hypocrisy of the

card of Governor Bradley is too aptarant to deceive any one Bradley

Ism is the must costly Indulgence ofthe Republicans of Kentucky

Fortunately the Donio raU musthare with tho sixty Republicans time

esponalblllty for tlt election ofIradley to the Senate It the epubcans hud gone into a caucus with a

vote sufflccut to elect Bradley wouldnot have secured the nomination

The election Is time greatest calam-Ity that has befallen tho Republicansof Kentucky since tho assasalnatlon ofiVIIllam Goebel It was an electionnotIUto be made It was not fitlymad

The coalition between tho four orfive or six direct representatives oftho whiskey ring in politics with aarty which had Just carried thotats because It was pledged againstthe whiskey policy carries with it anodium that it will be difficult for theRepublicans to live down

Aside from the high office for whichJradley stands as the choice of theRepublicans aside from the variousilllances which mado his election peailblc there comes to the Republicanstho evil consequences of Gov Bradeye pernicious activities Ho is the

owcr of seeds of discord His per i

anal attacks on John Yerken forears kept his party disturbed and

wrnmlys Manesnow c A t s I renwiamj 1 i

1 Where the finest biscuit1JI1

AlathInfPowder t

Not only for rich or fine foodIPt1 preparation of plaineveryday foods substantialf

tiJsions It makes 4-

v nutritious andwholesomeltaSty l

rsrar4e ra

cost It the support of many Indrpcndeat citizens It was not time Federalofficeholders of 1903 who organized

defeat It was W O Bradloya tntogonlsra to John W Yerkcs Mi re-

pented

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attacks on Yrkcs In puhUhcdInterviews his efforts so to organizetho party as to prevent In 1301 thereelection of John W Yerkes as

National Commltteman

DONTS FOR CONSUMPTIVES

Dont work or sleep In u room with

out fresh air lot in plenty of sun

chine and outside air Germs can not1IVt long iu bright sunshine

Dwit spell on the sidewalks Itspreads disease When you spit spit

in tie gutter or into a tplltoon Have

your epIUooiw half full of water sadelWH tttva at leaet once a day with

hot waterDont cough without holding a

handkerchief or your Imiul ov your

mouthDontoat with soiled ImBdo wash

them tintDont drink whiskey1 alooholU

drinks are among the chief oauico tuterculoeic

Dont ront rooms Where tubercular

people have lived or If you do have

the room cleaned by tho city health

authoritiesDo duit and close roomsWLon sweeping or dusting always use

a damp cloth or broom and avoidGranting u difst

Do live in the open air aa much

oa possibleThe careful and clean consumptive

Is not dangerous to those with whom

ho lives mid worksDont cough if you can help itDont sleep In the same bed with

anyone else and If possible not in

the same room have light warmcovering and keep tho window wideopen Rooms should bo kept cleanand well aired Allow as much sun ¬

shine as possibleBo stay In the open air aa much

as OHslble-

Do eat simple foods llkoeggs and

milkDo rat and try not to get over ¬

heated either at work or pleasureDo go to a doctor or dispensary

If you go In time you can bo curedIt you wait until you are so sick thatyou can not work any longer or untilyou are very weak it may bo toointo At any rate It will bo moretime out of work and more wageslost than If you had taken care ofyourself at the start

Tho Fort Wayne Ind Gazette re¬

cently published this tactful and laterestlng paragraph There IE onlyono way to advertise and that isto hammer your name your locationyour business so constantly so p vslsteutly so thoroly in tho peoplesheads that it they walked in theirsleep they would constantly turn thorfaces toward your store Tho news ¬

paper Is your best friend In spiteof your criticism It helpita buildup the community that supports youWhen the day cornea that tho news ¬

papers are dead tho people aro nearthe edge of the grave with no one-

to write their epitaph

Have a system in your work Keepa high stool in tho kitchen USG awooden handled spoon for stirringsee that knives are kept sharp getall the materials together before startlog baking or cooking use a stiffbrush for cleaning greasy pans

GODS DEALING WITH MAN

Justice does not reignFor she Is trodden down

Our Saviour died of painThat Mercy wear tho crown

Christ today U IntercedingWhile woro wicked hero below

To the Father he U pleadingYet to stay tho fearful blow

Wo are heedless and unthankfulTo our mighty Lord above

Who has beau so full of mercyAnd has shown tu wonderous love

It man would only calmly thinkHow gracious God has teen

He would aoon begin to shrinkProm the beaten path of ain

nut allured by a worid of luetThey will be rendered Iwraolmia-

AiMl without a Gal to trustTheir OMOfl will be hopeless

When the eavoU are liftedDy Gods eternal power

Tho wished will bo driftedTo Chaos In the hour

Tho saved anus will rtjolcoAnd give to God the praise

Whllo tho lout cry In ono voiceFrom tho eternal blaze

Wa think we have troubleAs wo toll here below

But our sorrows would bo doubloShould wo reap what wit sow

listen to reasonISo blll turn while you may

this 12 tho seasonChris Is Uio W-

RrJlAud W iafrellI

WAR ON FLIESTho war on files cannot begin too

loon I U not sentimental objection°f riles It Is not merely a disliketo time petty annoyance from fliesthat should lead us to war on mosIt Is n war of defense it should bo awar of extermination for wo must T

protect water milk and food frommea or We must die

Consider a fly speck as poisonand proceed accordingly

The fly is a great distributor ofthe germ typhoid fovor Tho fly is

I tie harbinger of disease It is bornI and bred nod filth nnd In revengefor its promotion through filth Itattributed dlccaso and daath with UsImpartial toot

Three hundred nnd fifty thousandof typhoid cares occur annually nildirectly traceable to a specific

Igerm transmitted from a previousvictim through water milk or foodto tho patient Ex

No uso complaining Play deaf anddumb tnd keep ncomln Thodi lest hour will change to lightwlllI

TombstonesWhenWalt for

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Richmond Marble Company

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