citizen (berea, ky.). (berea, ky) 1904-11-10 [p ].nyx.uky.edu/dips/xt77sq8qcx7r/data/1356.pdftrains...

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It THE CITIZEN m fHHMHHH + H 1IIIfF I I I r I I I I I I I I I I I I 11 Eastern Kentucky News F No corTMpondtnce published atlas tuned In fact by the writer The acme LLLLLLLL it not for publication Dot a an evidence of food filth Write plainly r ROCKCASTLE COUNTY LIVINGSTON Nov 7Two L and N freight trains collided sue mile north of Livingston on Crooked bridge Wed nesday morning about 5A M in which engineer Thomas Lnsloy mid hU Iranian E Meikel Iwth were killed They wore running extra mid had orders to meet at Living- ston ¬ The northbound train hall no orders + extra Both en ¬ gines andfiielnll cnrs were smashed up Mr Meikel was taken to his home in Louisville for burial find Mr lAiehy was taken to Stanford Mr Moikel was a single man Mr LnBley leaves a family to mourn his lossMiss Mnry Gilford aged iii died Ht her homo in Livingston Wed ¬ nesday morning of typhoid fever and was buried hero in the family hairy ing ground Thursday tier two brothers and one sister also have fever11 J Mullins of Mnllins Station visited his sister Mrs Jer 1 one Adams here SundayJ M Bnkor was in Mt Vernon between trains Sunday Callie Mullins of Mullins Station aged 21 while sitting before the fireplace fell into the flro sod was dangerously burned llenrt failure was the causeR- OCKFORD Nov 7 Wearo having line weath er but tOOl and very drBro Bryant failed to fill his regular ap- pointment Saturday but sent Bro Lfunbort in his place Sunday on ac count of a meeting he was holding at Cartersville This is the first time in about two urs he has failed to nIl his regularIIploilltmont at Scaffold Cane Brother Lambort 1 pronchcd very interesting sermon Miss Eliza McIntosh visited home folks hi Jackson County Saturday antlSuudayMr Chas Anderson visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday Mr Charlie Bullen visited Mr Linville Sunday evening Mattie McGuire and little Ruble Abnoy visited Mrs Parrio Stephen SaturdayMrs Sarah Stephen sold Isnac Martin a undo colt for 16 Cnrliu Linvillo was struck on the jaw by a pick but not seriously hurt MASON COUNTY MAYSVILLE Nov 7CharllS Gordon is quite 111 with indigestion at his homo in Ute Fifth VardJamos Simuel origimlly of Germantown but now of Detroit Michigan visited our city recently Mrs Maria Rudd royally i untortained the Bethel Sewing Circle Friday afternoon with a grandre lust Tho Sowing Circle elected the followingofficers for the ensuing your President Mrs Sallie Mar shall Vice President Mrs Nancy Stewart Secretary Miss Frances Stmwdor Corresponding Secretary 1 Miss Sadie Bell and Treasurer Miss Nannie VoolWe an glad to know that Mrs Maggie Forty who hits been ill for some time is able to be out again James undIInd Sam Robinson report that they are doing nicely in the State University at LouisvilleJACKSON COUNTY DRIP ROCK NOT 8Vehlivo have hlllII shower of rain and the dust is not so- badRow Koker closed a revival mooting Sunday at Wind Cave Ror G W VanWinklo who is touching in the Sparks district Miasud hero Saturday on his way to Boron Shelton Lamb and family have moved to Garrard County Mrs Turner Kelley who had been quite ill for souse time lied October llor remains were laid in Sqrironor cemetery the 30th She loaves a borouvod husband and a host of friends and kinsfolk to mourn her death Jasper Parsons ono of our prominent citizens hits just moved to Irvine Saturday the 12th will bo pay day for the teachers J E Sparkman says that ho hopes to have enough left to buy him a pair of shoos as it is coming winter Mrs Cox and daughter visited Mrs G M Parsons SundaySanfordehb visited the crank family Sunday on Station Camp There will bo a ohurch at this place Sunday Every ¬ body come out and hear Rev Parsons Bige Wilson spent a few days at ugursville last woolTho forest lonvos are looking brown and as the poot has said It is autumn autumn into It will soon be winter OWSLEY COUNTY J DOORWAY Nov 5The burning of the High land Bchoolhouso at this place lass Saturday morning by unknown pOI Bulls caused quite a sensation The houso rant five hundred dollars was freshly painted mud not insured Bad blood existing between two factions in the district is said to Iw the cause It was a terrible blow to 0 j the canso of education here Mr N F Ambrose was teaching an excel ¬ lent schoolwith good attendance hut now he is teaching in Brico Deans dwelling house with an at ¬ tendance of seventeen Isaac Hacker and N F Ambrose paid Booneville flying visit Monday Luther Wilson has dismissed school this week and is teaching for P M Frye whilo ho tells the voters of Owsloy County for whom to cast their votes There are only n limited number of oflico seekers in Owsloy County now There are only sixteen for Assessor ten for Jailor eight for Sheriff three for County Superintendent three for Judge three for Clork and two for Attorney We hole theywill all have ns much success as poasiblo Isaac Hacker has begun teaching in the new schoolhouse Unknown per ¬ sons threw Brico Deans fence down and turned his cattle anti nudes out They or others also shot one of his hogs CABBARD Nov u The newly erected Union church at White Oak was dedicated Sunday October 28 A large crowd was present Mrs Carter Bowman of Fish Creek visited her sister Mrs C 15 Gabbard last FridnyMr and Mrs P II Gabbards child died last Saturday night with whooping hlytlenlast at S A Gabbards school last Friday was a very pleasant occasion T P Gabbard a brother of Stephen had charge of it Stephen was assessing In the afternoon Hon H C Ever sole of London made an address which was apprecieted by all pre sent MADISON COUNTY PEYTONTOWN Nov SHe S M Watts preach at the church Sunday nightfirs Allena Rico left for Cincinnati Sun ¬ flD Jellico Tenn conducting n series of meetings They report a glorious success All the Peytontown males over twentyone years old met near the grocery Sunday morning and voted for Roosevelt Wo are laving a water famine Most all the springs are dry and ponds very lowQuito a number attended county court in Richmond boudnybrs Eliza Chambers was celled to tho sick bed of her sister in Lexington lust week Mrs Bettie Warner who has boon in Cincinnati several weeks returned homo last week BARE KNOB Nov OLittlo Helen Bicknell is better at this writing Farmers havo all begun gathering their corn and hoeing their potatoes Mrs Hullie Malicoat of Red Lick is visiting tier sister Mrs A C Hart George Lambert has gone to Texas visiting with sons of his old school friends and contemplates returning homo by way of St Louis Sherman linker visited Henry Bicknell Sunday Pleasant news is heard from John Bicknellwho is in Hamilton 0 which says he intends to visit his parents and sew old Berea again Christmas There is talk around in corners and nooks again of a wedding in this vicinity and sonic of the boys and girls had letter lookout you will get leftB L Richardson has a nice stock of new goods on hand at present and asks you very kindly to stop and get your Camilshtx10ne of thin oldest lest timid most sincere of our friends passed away November H whichwas Grandma Hart She left a number of children and a host of friends to mourn her absence The funeral was held at her home place on Sunday at 200 Bro Noel conducted the funeral services Her remains were taken to Berea cemetery for burial CLAY COUNTY CHESTNUTBURG Nov 979te citizens of this place are very busy gathering cornMiss Lizzie Chestnut has just returned front a two weeks visit to her sister KyThomas Burning Springs Dr R G Webb of Bright Shade was tho guest of Edison Chestnut and family Satur ¬ day and SiindaySusio L McLondon havingfine Chestnut attended court at Manches ter Monday There will soon Ixi a stave mill in our midst as the com pany has bought a large lxundury of timber Miss Susio L McLendon and Lizzie Chestnut went to Mnlcorn last week on legal business Robt Clark is having his now residence painted George WOOl Iwho last election shot T J Rawlings was tried this week Tho jury fined him jailHurrah and Fairbanks t 1 + Our Popular Scholarship Contest i The time will soon bo hero when tho final hustling for first place lwi gins It has been intimated that in tho Just few slays there will le nlllll1 surprises due to tho hoarding of ballots for this fled sprint In has come definitely to our knowledge that some of those in second place hold secretly moro than enough to put thom in first place To those now in the lead we would say Dont for a moment cease work Keep at it UH though you were a tailendorl Lee County Mary Fader 1200 Combs 050- Floyd Lucas 500 H McGuiro 400 Stella Thompson 200 Madison County Bessie Hays 1501 Claude Dolauun1220Val- haco Adams 7W Tommie linker 375 Maggie Lowen 375 Pearl Gay 315 Clay County Susie Sparks l 50 Ida Bongo 1010 W M Rico1100b- I M Robinson 1200 T E Burch UW Chas Combs 500 G J Jarvis 500 Mary Collins 400 Owslev County Nora Vilson850Sno- wden Reynolds 001 Garfield Campbell150M- ary Ray 451 Flora Peudergrass 201 Bnrgoyno Bother 110 NettioTrendway 116 BJ Peudergrass 101 Jeanette Ga hard 100 BRIGHT SHADE Nov tIt M Greer who has been very low with fewer is improv- ing fast Matt Smith and W D Smith returned from Middlcsboro Sunday and reported good time Andrew Manning and wife visited her parents at Pineville Saturday and SundayCorn gathering is the go here Antony Mills of Knox County died Sunday morning wit- hfeverThere are several cases of fever in this locality Harrison Mills of this place canes very near getting killed in a sawmill the other dayAndrew Miming and W D Smith had gone to Manchester this week OH business Tho little child of Nelson Smith is almost well Clark Smith of this place has just returned from Tennessee Emma Smith is visiting her father in Knox County Jeffersonville Ind Now 0Miss Florence Jones of this city will go to Grayville after tho 20th of DeceinlxT to visit her sister Mrs John Welsh Mrs Will Sims has returned home after a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs Anville Cope of near Rockford Ky Jeffer sonville hilt Sl- urConsumption Salt pork is a famous old fashionedremedy for con ¬ sumptionH Eat plentyof porkas the advice to the consumptive 50 and 100 years ago Salt pork is good if a man can stomach it The idea behind it is that fat is the food the consumptive needs most ScottsEmulsionisthemod ern method of feeding fat to the consumptive Pork is too rough for sensitive stomachs Scotts Emulsion is the most refined of fats especially prepared for easy digestion Feeding him fat in this way which is often the only way is half the battle but Scotts Emulsion does more than that There is some ¬ thing about the combination- of cod liver oil and hypophos phites in Scotts Emulsion that puts new life into the weak parts and has a special action on the diseased lungs A sample will be sent free upon request tic run lint tlih pltlurt In Ih1lIu of a Llul it en the wtapne d cvrry will of KinulMon ytw bur SCOTT BOWNE CHEMISTS 409 Pearl St N Y 5oc and Ji all Jrugglits Rockcastla County Rachel Hibberd 500 E B Thompson roo John McForron 4X Fannie McClure 100 Mollie Carter 110 Minnie Nicely 100 Byrdu clIarguo1 Jackson County W L Rugby 2500 Susie Watson 1200 Laura hhatfleld1050Sa- muel Davis 000 Lizzie Wilson 350 Nannie Click 300 Lucy Parsons ioo May Sparkman 300 C D Smith 100 Robert Taylor 100 Estlll County Katie Moorcn 973 Ambrose Wilson 878 Gurnett Powell t00 Thedu Nolund > OO Nora McGee tOO J H Richardson to to to 200 Katie Winkler 200 D B Alunibuugh 200 Robert L Coyle 102 Martha Logsdon 101 Snllie Vilson 101 Nolan Cox 100 Jonas Coldwell to 100 An Aolrn l Story Por Little Polka- The I Mice Who Would Be frogs Mr Bullfrog sat suaulns himself on tbe baulk of tlio pond and willing bis throat to get U in good shape for the evening concert at Lily Pntl Opera Hou el- hree young Geld mice came saunter Ing by looking for Kramboppors They soon iplod Mr Bullfrog and were much attracted by the funny wiggle In his green throat I wish I could do that said No 1 Easy enough grunted Mr Dull frog Yes but we bavsnt tbe kind of throat sold No 2 Its all In practice commented Mr Frog All In practice I assure you FATHEB AND MOTUEB PULLED IIIU OUT Practice my dear young mice makes perfect Sell l I do this every duy for ten hours Whew gasped No3 1 dont think Its worth while Id rather be- n frog out and out and swim around In the cool pond Its to hot out here in the fields Bow do you learn to swim Is that lust practice toot Purely so said Mr Frog drawing himself up proudly Purely so Just jump In like this then strike out like this and then like tbls and In a few months you will find that your hair will como off Your feet will become webbed like mine and your mouths will stretch your tails will drop out as mine did for I laud a tall once and you will become frogs But my dears remember Its practice practice prac- tice Practice will change anything In to anything Thank yon said they In chorus we will try It at once Oft they set to tbe barn where the drinking trough stood Hero goes for a frog said one and standing on the edge be plunged- In Oht Ohl Obi Help help be squealed piteously Im drowning I cant practice cause I cant get my breath Mother Father Helps Just then mother and father came by and pulled him out dripping Silly thing scolded his mother to try to be what you contSt Louis PostDispatch < Weariness O little feet that such long years Must wander on through hope and feara Must ache und Deed beneath your load I nearer to tho wayside Inn Where toU shall cease and rest begin Am weary thinking ft your road 1 Carriage Satisfaction Here I Traps Useful hotlyfinish carriages invariably give luauN0V We repaint repair and retire Get our prices KENTUCKY WORKS- C F HIGGINS Prop Richmond Ky Blame No One But Yourself If You Dont Get Well When Sick All we can do Is give advice Of course thats easy hut our advice li really worth a little more to you than mot people for we offer to glvo you the ant tattle of our medicine free If It falls to help you We could not afford to do this unless our medicine was good Such an otterI on the wrong kind of niedtolne would put a merchant prince In the poor hues- Dr Mlles Nervine however a years of experience have proved Is a medi ¬ tine that cures the sick Those whom It cannot benefit less than one In ten thousand we prefer to refund their money All we uk of you Is to try Dr MU Restorative Nervine for your complaint If you cutter from aleeple ness nervous exhaustion dlulneu headache mus ¬ cute twitching melancholy Ion of memory weak stomach poor bleed bilious troubles epilepsy fit Vltu Dance etc we wlU guarantee to benefit you or refund your money You are the doctor yearbecame so serious that we were COfl1PflI to take him out of school After several physicians had tailed to relieve him we rave Dr allies Nervine a trial Ten fnontha treatment with Nervine and perfCtheallhUt Deputy Co Clerk Dallas Co Mo FREEWrite us and we will mn free Trial Parks of Dr Mlles AntiPain Pllli the New Bclentmo Remedy for Pain Also Symp ¬ tom manic for our Specialist to diagnose your and ten you what II and how to right It Absolutely fire- d dras DR LUII MEDICAL CO LAB011ATO1UK3 KLKUAUT IKU Buggies CARRIAGE bought th- eMeat Shop Known Bros Special Wagons wagons bjA SETTLE 1Hl1t IIIII I IH lHlal I 25 Percent Off For the days the Celebrat White Mountain Refrigerators Largo select 1 Ilichmoml 111111 I 1 111 I HEALTHf Loose without Tbedfords Draught have used It In family for over years with best of I have had a doctor In that length of time It I a In Itself and alwiri ready to make a person well and happyJAMES BALL ¬ Iii- Decauso great medicine relieves stomach pains frees tho constipated bowels invigor ¬ ates the torpid liver sad weak ¬ ened kidneys nO DOCTOR Is necessary in tho where Iskept phIIclan forbears medicine as lhedfonlDlack Leadacbeediarr6ma alimentbecause liver and kidneys no nearly con ¬ trol the health THEDFORDS DLA1tRAOGDT 1 PhaetonsRunabouts Surrieai DurableGraceful ComfortableStylish Wo Imro BH tbo ft D Manna Mont Store on Main Street and will havo froth niont on handall tho time Coma and see UA for fair treatment Your Irndo In Koliclixl horn I Durham Main Street Hflren Tho build o- fTennessee make theta tho iiiont dwiirabla of any tho market 2j in runHK gear f 1260 cash 1 In running gear fl > 00 cash P Jr Depot Street Korea Kj II1I next 30 on ed Stock to from ARBUCKLE SIMMONS Main Street Kj 11111I11 II 11 II III II 1111 1111 + 11 III Black We tbe two tbe result not the house for doctor this home with this Kj on fotS b q- Duadaa pan r1 anllhalt h deals nrrrwlrrefafTl11 TtIhulhnw1 iaua Hall and lain on tens- e 8E5f- IN 1 WORLD lh SJlqHOS ItMIIf 441f Iolt- lUnItn wr iKMI = HW1Kl Ialra lUOOl eLt ZliTrnlll 1tU11 1iifit7U 1ahs uilnett Mart Tlan LauUiit In four raa f JW goodthe 8301 nml 3X0 howl Made ef the beat Ifntkin Intludlnij Palmt Cnrona Kid donna Cult audNabonaAanearoa l > 4 t Vr a1 4 titt nlrk lixli I u eYo DourfUi 94OO Uilt pulse Line 1 ha aunllxl at any Kluc liyi SCaelntlalu e- U I eeNu HayesI

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Page 1: Citizen (Berea, Ky.). (Berea, KY) 1904-11-10 [p ].nyx.uky.edu/dips/xt77sq8qcx7r/data/1356.pdftrains collided sue mile north of ... home in Louisville for burial find ... Mr Linville

It THE CITIZENm

fHHMHHH +H 1IIIfF I I I r I I I I I I I I I I I I 11Eastern Kentucky News

FNo corTMpondtnce published atlas tuned In fact by the writer The acme

LLLLLLLL

it not for publication Dot a an evidence of food filth Write plainly

rROCKCASTLE COUNTY

LIVINGSTON

Nov 7Two L and N freighttrains collided sue mile north ofLivingston on Crooked bridge Wednesday morning about 5A M inwhich engineer Thomas Lnsloy midhU Iranian E Meikel Iwth werekilled They wore running extramid had orders to meet at Living-ston

¬

The northbound train hall noorders + extra Both en ¬

gines andfiielnll cnrs were smashedup Mr Meikel was taken to hishome in Louisville for burial findMr lAiehy was taken to StanfordMr Moikel was a single man MrLnBley leaves a family to mourn his

lossMiss Mnry Gilford aged iiidied Ht her homo in Livingston Wed ¬

nesday morning of typhoid fever andwas buried hero in the family hairying ground Thursday tier twobrothers and one sister also havefever11 J Mullins of MnllinsStation visited his sister Mrs Jer

1

one Adams here SundayJ M

Bnkor was in Mt Vernon betweentrains Sunday Callie Mullins ofMullins Station aged 21 while sittingbefore the fireplace fell into theflro sod was dangerously burnedllenrt failure was the causeR-

OCKFORD

Nov 7 Wearo having line weather but tOOl and very drBroBryant failed to fill his regular ap-pointment Saturday but sent BroLfunbort in his place Sunday on account of a meeting he was holdingat Cartersville This is the firsttime in about two urs he has failedto nIl his regularIIploilltmont atScaffold Cane Brother Lambort

1 pronchcd very interesting sermonMiss Eliza McIntosh visited home

folks hi Jackson County SaturdayantlSuudayMr Chas Andersonvisited relatives here Saturday andSunday Mr Charlie Bullen visitedMr Linville Sunday eveningMattie McGuire and little RubleAbnoy visited Mrs Parrio StephenSaturdayMrs Sarah Stephen soldIsnac Martin a undo colt for 16

Cnrliu Linvillo was struck on the jawby a pick but not seriously hurt

MASON COUNTYMAYSVILLE

Nov 7CharllS Gordon is quite111 with indigestion at his homo inUte Fifth VardJamos Simuelorigimlly of Germantown but now ofDetroit Michigan visited our cityrecently Mrs Maria Rudd royally

i untortained the Bethel Sewing CircleFriday afternoon with a grandrelust Tho Sowing Circle elected thefollowingofficers for the ensuingyour President Mrs Sallie Marshall Vice President Mrs NancyStewart Secretary Miss FrancesStmwdor Corresponding Secretary

1 Miss Sadie Bell and Treasurer MissNannie VoolWe an glad to knowthat Mrs Maggie Forty who hitsbeen ill for some time is able to beout again James undIInd SamRobinson report that they are doingnicely in the State University at

LouisvilleJACKSONCOUNTY

DRIP ROCK

NOT 8Vehlivo have hlllIIshower of rain and the dust is not so-

badRow Koker closed a revivalmooting Sunday at Wind CaveRor G W VanWinklo who istouching in the Sparks districtMiasud hero Saturday on his way to

Boron Shelton Lamb and familyhave moved to Garrard CountyMrs Turner Kelley who had beenquite ill for souse time lied October

llor remains were laid inSqrironor cemetery the 30th Sheloaves a borouvod husband and a hostof friends and kinsfolk to mourn herdeath Jasper Parsons ono of ourprominent citizens hits just movedto Irvine Saturday the 12th willbo pay day for the teachers J ESparkman says that ho hopes to haveenough left to buy him a pair ofshoos as it is coming winter MrsCox and daughter visited Mrs G MParsons SundaySanfordehbvisited the crank family Sunday onStation Camp There will bo aohurch at this place Sunday Every ¬

body come out and hear Rev ParsonsBige Wilson spent a few days atugursville last woolTho forest

lonvos are looking brown and as thepoot has said It is autumn autumninto It will soon be winter

OWSLEY COUNTY

J DOORWAY

Nov 5The burning of the Highland Bchoolhouso at this place lassSaturday morning by unknown pOIBulls caused quite a sensation Thehouso rant five hundred dollars wasfreshly painted mud not insuredBad blood existing between twofactions in the district is said to Iwthe cause It was a terrible blow to

0

j the canso of education here Mr NF Ambrose was teaching an excel ¬

lent schoolwith good attendancehut now he is teaching in BricoDeans dwelling house with an at ¬

tendance of seventeen Isaac Hackerand N F Ambrose paid Boonevilleflying visit Monday Luther Wilsonhas dismissed school this week and isteaching for P M Frye whilo hotells the voters of Owsloy County forwhom to cast their votes There areonly n limited number of oflico seekersin Owsloy County now There areonly sixteen for Assessor ten forJailor eight for Sheriff three forCounty Superintendent three forJudge three for Clork and two forAttorney We hole theywill allhave ns much success as poasibloIsaac Hacker has begun teaching inthe new schoolhouse Unknown per ¬

sons threw Brico Deans fence downand turned his cattle anti nudes outThey or others also shot one of hishogs

CABBARD

Nov u The newly erected Unionchurch at White Oak was dedicatedSunday October 28 A large crowdwas present Mrs Carter Bowmanof Fish Creek visited her sister MrsC 15 Gabbard last FridnyMr andMrs P II Gabbards child died lastSaturday night with whoopinghlytlenlastat S A Gabbards school last Fridaywas a very pleasant occasion T PGabbard a brother of Stephen hadcharge of it Stephen was assessingIn the afternoon Hon H C Eversole of London made an addresswhich was apprecieted by all present

MADISON COUNTYPEYTONTOWN

Nov SHe S M Watts preachat the church Sunday nightfirsAllena Rico left for Cincinnati Sun ¬flDJellico Tenn conducting n series ofmeetings They report a glorioussuccess All the Peytontown malesover twentyone years old met nearthe grocery Sunday morning andvoted for Roosevelt Wo are lavinga water famine Most all the springsare dry and ponds very lowQuitoa number attended county courtin Richmond boudnybrs ElizaChambers was celled to tho sick bedof her sister in Lexington lust week

Mrs Bettie Warner who has boonin Cincinnati several weeks returnedhomo last week

BARE KNOB

Nov OLittlo Helen Bicknell isbetter at this writing Farmers havoall begun gathering their corn andhoeing their potatoes Mrs HullieMalicoat of Red Lick is visiting tiersister Mrs A C Hart GeorgeLambert has gone to Texas visitingwith sons of his old school friendsand contemplates returning homo byway of St Louis Sherman linkervisited Henry Bicknell SundayPleasant news is heard from JohnBicknellwho is in Hamilton 0which says he intends to visit hisparents and sew old Berea againChristmas There is talk around incorners and nooks again of a weddingin this vicinity and sonic of the boysand girls had letter lookout youwill get leftB L Richardson hasa nice stock of new goods on hand atpresent and asks you very kindly tostop and get your Camilshtx10neof thin oldest lest timid most sincereof our friends passed away NovemberH whichwas Grandma Hart Sheleft a number of children and a hostof friends to mourn her absenceThe funeral was held at her homeplace on Sunday at 200 BroNoel conducted the funeral servicesHer remains were taken to Bereacemetery for burial

CLAY COUNTY

CHESTNUTBURGNov 979te citizens of this place

are very busy gathering cornMissLizzie Chestnut has just returnedfront a two weeks visit to her sister

KyThomasBurning Springs Dr R G Webbof Bright Shade was tho guest ofEdison Chestnut and family Satur ¬

day and SiindaySusio L McLondonhavingfineChestnut attended court at Manchester Monday There will soon Ixi astave mill in our midst as the company has bought a large lxunduryof timber Miss Susio L McLendonand Lizzie Chestnut went to Mnlcornlast week on legal business RobtClark is having his now residencepainted George WOOl Iwho lastelection shot T J Rawlings wastried this week Tho jury fined him

jailHurrahand Fairbanks

t1

+Our Popular Scholarship Contest i

The time will soon bo hero when tho final hustling for first place lwigins It has been intimated that in tho Just few slays there will le nlllll1surprises due to tho hoarding of ballots for this fled sprint Inhas come definitely to our knowledge that some of those in second placehold secretly moro than enough to put thom in first place To those nowin the lead we would say Dont for a moment cease work Keep at it UH

though you were a tailendorlLee County

Mary Fader 1200Combs 050-

Floyd Lucas 500H McGuiro 400Stella Thompson 200

Madison CountyBessie Hays 1501Claude Dolauun1220Val-haco Adams 7W

Tommie linker 375Maggie Lowen 375Pearl Gay 315

Clay CountySusie Sparks l 50Ida Bongo 1010W M Rico1100b-I M Robinson 1200T E Burch UWChas Combs 500G J Jarvis 500Mary Collins 400

Owslev CountyNora Vilson850Sno-wden Reynolds 001Garfield Campbell150M-ary Ray 451

Flora Peudergrass 201Bnrgoyno Bother 110NettioTrendway 116BJ Peudergrass 101

Jeanette Ga hard 100

BRIGHT SHADE

Nov tIt M Greer who hasbeen very low with fewer is improv-ing fast Matt Smith and W DSmith returned from MiddlcsboroSunday and reported good timeAndrew Manning and wife visitedher parents at Pineville Saturdayand SundayCorn gathering is thego here Antony Mills of KnoxCounty died Sunday morning wit-hfeverThere are several cases offever in this locality HarrisonMills of this place canes very neargetting killed in a sawmill the otherdayAndrew Miming and W DSmith had gone to Manchester thisweek OH business Tho little childof Nelson Smith is almost wellClark Smith of this place has justreturned from Tennessee EmmaSmith is visiting her father in KnoxCounty

Jeffersonville IndNow 0Miss Florence Jones of

this city will go to Grayville aftertho 20th of DeceinlxT to visit hersister Mrs John Welsh Mrs WillSims has returned home after a visitto her parents Mr and Mrs AnvilleCope of near Rockford Ky Jeffersonville hilt Sl-

urConsumption

Salt pork is a famous oldfashionedremedy for con ¬

sumptionH Eat plentyofporkas the advice to theconsumptive 50 and 100years ago

Salt pork is good if a mancan stomach it The ideabehind it is that fat is thefood the consumptive needsmost

ScottsEmulsionisthemodern method of feeding fat tothe consumptive Pork is toorough for sensitive stomachsScotts Emulsion is the mostrefined of fats especiallyprepared for easy digestion

Feeding him fat in thisway which is often the onlyway is half the battle butScotts Emulsion does morethan that There is some ¬

thing about the combination-of cod liver oil and hypophosphites in Scotts Emulsionthat puts new life into theweak parts and has a specialaction on the diseased lungs

A sample will besent free upon request

tic run lint tlih pltlurt InIh1lIu of a Llul it en thewtapne d cvrry will ofKinulMon ytw bur

SCOTTBOWNE

CHEMISTS409 Pearl St N Y

5oc and Ji all Jrugglits

Rockcastla CountyRachel Hibberd 500E B Thompson rooJohn McForron 4XFannie McClure 100Mollie Carter 110Minnie Nicely 100Byrdu clIarguo1

Jackson CountyW L Rugby 2500Susie Watson 1200Laura hhatfleld1050Sa-muel Davis 000Lizzie Wilson 350Nannie Click 300Lucy Parsons iooMay Sparkman 300C D Smith 100Robert Taylor 100

Estlll CountyKatie Moorcn 973Ambrose Wilson 878Gurnett Powell t00Thedu Nolund > OONora McGee tOO

J H Richardson to to to 200Katie Winkler 200D B Alunibuugh 200Robert L Coyle 102Martha Logsdon 101

Snllie Vilson 101

Nolan Cox 100Jonas Coldwell to 100

An Aolrn l Story PorLittle Polka-

TheI

Mice

Who Would Be frogs

Mr Bullfrog sat suaulns himself ontbe baulk of tlio pond and willing bisthroat to get U in good shape for theevening concert at Lily Pntl OperaHou el-

hree young Geld mice came saunterIng by looking for Kramboppors Theysoon iplod Mr Bullfrog and were muchattracted by the funny wiggle In hisgreen throat I wish I could do thatsaid No 1

Easy enough grunted Mr Dullfrog

Yes but we bavsnt tbe kind ofthroat sold No 2

Its all In practice commented MrFrog All In practice I assure you

FATHEB AND MOTUEB PULLED IIIU OUT

Practice my dear young mice makesperfect Sell l I do this every duy forten hours

Whew gasped No3 1 dontthink Its worth while Id rather be-

n frog out and out and swim around In

the cool pond Its to hot out here inthe fields Bow do you learn to swimIs that lust practice toot

Purely so said Mr Frog drawinghimself up proudly Purely so Justjump In like this then strike out likethis and then like tbls and In a fewmonths you will find that your hairwill como off Your feet will becomewebbed like mine and your mouthswill stretch your tails will drop outas mine did for I laud a tall once andyou will become frogs But my dearsremember Its practice practice prac-tice Practice will change anything In

to anythingThank yon said they In chorus

we will try It at onceOft they set to tbe barn where the

drinking trough stoodHero goes for a frog said one

and standing on the edge be plunged-

InOht Ohl Obi Help help be

squealed piteously Im drowning I

cant practice cause I cant get mybreath Mother Father Helps

Just then mother and father came byand pulled him out dripping

Silly thing scolded his mother to

try to be what you contSt LouisPostDispatch

<Weariness

O little feet that such long yearsMust wander on through hope and fearaMust ache und Deed beneath your load

I nearer to tho wayside InnWhere toU shall cease and rest begin

Am weary thinking ft your road

1

Carriage Satisfaction Here ITraps

Useful

hotlyfinishcarriages invariably giveluauN0VWe repaint repair and retireGet our prices

KENTUCKY WORKS-C F HIGGINS Prop Richmond Ky

BlameNo One But YourselfIf You Dont GetWell When Sick

All we can do Is give adviceOf course thats easyhut our advice li really worth a little

more to you than mot people for weoffer to glvo you the ant tattle of ourmedicine free If It falls to help you

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