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Frank Hardin went to Vine Grove Suns

3Ben Olarkson was in Louisville

ast weekBorn to the wife of Claude Meyer on

the 24th aTom Dnrbta Alfred Taylors

house at OusterMiss Lill Olarkaon was in Louisville

for the reunionMrs Hines Is visiting her married

terRobt was here last week

with his line of samples

John Morris went to the city last Wedneeday and returned that night

Nell Blakely of Louisville is here withher cousin Mrs James flamed

Dr Strother and Miss Mary McMeadormade a flying trip to Ouster last week

Mr Guy Meador attended the coml exercises at Lynland last

weekMr Babe Smith and family visited

Mrs of Ouster

J SundayI Dr Btrother and sister were the guests

of the Misses oflest Friday

>f Mr Henry Hardin who travels forSimmons Hardware Oo of St Louis is

r at home for a few daysr H Meyer and John D Meador were at

last to attend thefuneral of Mrs Abe Carlton

t Mrs Ben Olarkaon was preeent at theexercises at Hampton

t oghti p eveningMrs Ellen Scott alter a lingering illness

of several months died Saturday May

t 96th and was burled Sunday

Mr and Mrs Dock of Ousterwere here Sunday the guests of her par

i ante Mr and Mrs 0 0 MartinMr and Mrs Henry Ament of Stevens

burg were here visiting Mr and Mrslast Thursday and Friday

H Meyer and family Miss wardJohn Meador and John Garter were thegawte of Daniel Trent near Caster last

f Grainger of GaUatn Tens repR

was the guest of Dr Strother last Thursday night

Scott and Mr andyo r Mr and Mrs HarryMrs Tom Scott of Vine Grove wereI

here Sunday to attend the burial of their4 Mother Mrs Ellen Scott

f That tired haggard look Is due tothe nerves They starved ToneThem and the whole system will atoaoe take OB new life and Increased yicr

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PASSES AWAY

About one month ago there departedfrom this community a dog of remarka ¬

ble ancestry He was possessed of wonderful vivacity and looked upon by hisassociates as the KinK of all dogs Hisname was Daniel which indeed was veryappropriate Aa a bird dogjin the fieldhe had few equals In color he waswhite with pretty black spots coveringhis bodyIEngineer ofj the Henderaon routethought as much or more of Daniel as ofany of his belongings His death wascaused from a severe attack of diatomper When this canine died there werenone left in this country tot fill his place

Mothers who would keep their chil ¬dren in good health should welch for thefirst symptoms of worms and removethem with WHITES DREAM VERMI ¬FUGE Price 25 cents

The Packet Company Branching Out

In This City

The Louisville do Evansvllle Malt LineCompany has rented of Mr FrankFralzo the tobacco factory which latandsnear the wharf for a period of years

The Company will commence repair-Ing and remodeling the building whichwill be used for the purpose of an officewaiting room and storage house

Dont let your diarrhoea reach thechronic stage Cure it with Dr BellsAnti Pain the greatest cure on earth forColic Cholera Diarrhoea and all Internal and external pains

A Banker and Statesman Dead

Col Hubert P Potter of BowlingGreen died last week at the home of hisfather in law the Hon James A Mc-Kenzie at Oak Grove He died fromkidney trouble He was a prominentbanker and extensively known all overthe state Col Potter was a member ofthe following secret orders ElksKnights of Pythias and Knights Tem-plar

Accommodating DlaeaaeiPerhaps the record for school attend-

ance belongs to a Walworth lad namedThomas Ward who was never absentor late during his 11 years of schoollife beginning with his fourth yearThe local member of the school boardfor London tells the story that whenthe proud boy received the attendancemedal for the eleventh year whichbad to be specially struck to meet hiscase the mother was questioned as tohow her boy had been able to makeso remarkable a record

Has ho bad the usual childrencomplaints she was asked

Yes sirThe measlesYes sir-Whooping cough 7-

I Yes sirHow Is It then that bo has never

been away from schoolWell sir he had them In his holi ¬

days was the Interesting replyWestminster Gazette

iROBERTS BOTTOM

Success to the schoolSummer visitors are arriving-R D Hamilton has purchased new

binderFarmersare getting ready for wheat

harvestMany

One tobacco plants have beenset since the rain

Emts English spent several days inLouisville this week

Bornto the wife of Berle RaybornMay 25th a daughter

Mrs Sam Dix who has been danger-ously ill Is slowly recovering

Corn was much benefited by the re-cent

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rains and is looking fineSunday school at Roberts school house

every Sunday at three oclockMiss Medora Oaldwell will teach the

public school at Shiloh this fall1Miss Dee Buham of Sample has ap ¬

plied for the fall school at this placeMrs Louis Wegenaat and aunt of

Louisville are visiting Mr and MrsAndrew Wegenast-

MrsFrankLacy and children of Hopklnsvllle are dally expected to visit herparents Mr and Mrs H S English-

L TsurreyRwagonbutand they meet with Dr Milliners luckbreakIng two buggies In one week they

will not have their vehicles long

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We have had a good rain

LouisvillelastMay30thBeulah Dowell spent Sunday with

Nettle FousheeFelix Meyer of Buras la here for a

few days this weekDr and Wilbur Wlllitt visited their

parents recently

JakeBuuge4May

VlsltInlDick Brown and family spent Sundaywith W B Mattlnnly and wife

Mr and Mrs Allen Sanders were theguests of Wm Tindall and family Sun ¬

dayMissDora Funk spent a few days last

week at Hill Grove the guest of Ida BShacklett

Mrs A L Wilhite and Mert Mileswere tho guests of Jim Foushee andfamily Friday night

0 H Lane and wife Bathe Henderson Ethel Fairlelgh Ben Lewis andCasper Funk spent Sunday with JohnFunk and family

oA m ifon x jBeantllt LsiTto Kind Yw Have JUwajs BenefitIiIpame lIdtloof

One Was EnongTiThat Illustrious astronomer Profess-

or Slmcn Newcomb In an article onScience and tho Government In TheNorth American Review gives anamusing Instance of tho Ignorance ovenof tho most prominent politicians re-garding tho work of tho greatest scien ¬

tistsIt Is said that some CO years ago theBritish academy had printed a few coplea of an Important work for presentation to some foreigners who from theirprominence in the scientific world werebest entitled to be honored with thegift Professor Airy the astronomerroyal was requested to make a selection of tho names A few days afterho had sent In his list ho was informedby tho secretary of tho admiralty thatmy lords were struck by tho number

of unknown names Included and thatthey wished to make an Inquiry on thesubject Airy asked the secretary foxsome specifications as to tho names re-ferred to-

IRell as an example sold the secretary hero Is the name of ProfessorC P Gauss of Gottlngen Who Is ho7

I Gauss Is ono of tho greatest mathematicians of tho ago and standsamong the two or three most eminentmasters In physical astronomy now living Who else do you wish to knowabout V

No ono elso That will do repliedthe secretary

KnifeIThe flood on theFor the last ten years said a cu

rlo denier In tho Old Quarter a broadbladed dagger with an Imitation bronzehandle has been lying among a lot oiodds and ends In that corner showcaseI dont know where It camo from butI probably got It when buying somecollection At any rote tho other daywhile looking over my dead stock IIoccurred to me It might bo burnIShedup and used as a paper knife I toolIt out scraped the handle a little to seewhat It was made of and then laid 1Iton my desk to attend to a customer

When I picked It up again I was ast-ounded to find the blado dripping withblood It seems a childish thing to tollbut the Incident was so growsomo andapparently InexpUcable that It set mitrembling like a leaf In a momenthowever my common sonso came totho rescue and what proved to bo thecorrect explanation flashed Into my

mindIt was a trick dagger for ueo eitheron the stage or In somo secret societymummery and tho hilt contained ahidden reservoir for artificial bloodIn scraping tho side I had pressed aspring which opened a little valve andout camo tho gore still fluid attar alltheso years I afterward found thattho top unscrewed for replenishing thesupply Now Orleans TimesDemocrat

DedWo cannot tell with any certainty

when the first portable furniture wasInvented and to JUdgo by tho ark asit survives among our children Noahwas either Ignorant of such things orand more probably denied himselftheir use for tho time being In orderto leave more room for to animals

But long before Cowpor somewhatapologetically sang tho sofa nomotwas proud to enumerate tho cherishedand decorated pieces of furniture Inthe tents of the heroes before Troyand described Odysseus pleasure mseeing onto more his own beautifulbed as sympathetically as any otherIncident of the return while that bohad a second best bed Is one of thevery few personal facts wo know re-garding our Shakespeare

Shades of Ulysses and BhakeepcaroA bed was a bed then In Greece acouch worthy of a hero In Englanda miniature stago of Ufo with Its tap¬estried roof and hangings and curtainsthat rose or tell with fitting pomp onthe great scenes of tho domestic dra¬ma Chambers Journal

Tales of the NoteIndented nostrils evidence meanness

wide nostrils a spendthrift A Up jutting out far from tho taco Is a token olvulgarity refinement being tho possession of tho owners of noses that donot stand out far at the end An aqutUna bond denotes firmness of will andsouse of Justice the long narrowbridge proclaims a fastidious self suf-ficient yet often tender nature All thiactive qualities combatlvenesa eagerness passionate temper power of hatrod Jealousy ambition go with themoro common typo Of Roman noseThe Greek form on tho contrary telliof artistic capabilities and lovo of Inanimate beauty

Rough on nu LordshipA carpenter In an English town hav

Ing neglected to make a gibbet thathad been ordered by the hangman onthe ground that ho had not been paidfor the last one bo had erected gave somuch offense that the next time theJudgo camo to tho circuit he was sent

forFellow said tho Judgo In a sterntone how came you to neglect milklug the gibbet that was ordered on mjaccountI beg your pardon repliedthe carpenter Had I known it hadbeen for your lordship It would havebeen done Immediately

Mutual SympathyCollectorIm sorry Mr Slowpay

but your tailor has put his accountagainst you into my hands for collection

Mr Slowpay Ho has eh Do youwork on a commission basis-

CollectorYes sirMr Slowpay Then Im sorry tot

you Chicago News

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Job Printing done at this office onshort notice

Sores and UlcersE THEorENDANSERThat old sore or ulcer which has been a source of pain worry and anxiety to you

five or ten yearsmaybe longerdoesnt heal because you are not using the proper treat ¬LIFEpainm Iis in the blood and far beyond me reach 01 external BpA sore heals promptly when the blood is in goodmaU0I15Ii Itendency of these old sores and ulcers is to grow worse spreading and eating deeper Into the flesh IThey are a constant drain upon the system gradually but aurely ruin the health and sap the very lifeIA persons capacity for work or pleasure is soon lost in the great desire and search for something to cure

S S S makes a rapid and permanent cure of old sores and ulcers ail is the only medrchte thatdoes because no other can reach deepseated blood troubles Ordinary Sarsaparilla and potash mixturesare too weak and watery to overcome a deadly poison that has taken possession of the blopd Do notwaste valuable time experimenting with

01 Some rears ago I wasthemII IA QQn8uOf developed luto a runninga number of bloodWounflaod concluded to give It a trial The rnult was truly < getwellItrouble and forced the poison out of my blood soon afterwards the sore healed up and war cured sound sad nowhave perfect use of the leg which was swollen and very still tot a long time J II ICnIUVBa rawrenecburc 8yll Wff S S S Is the only purely vegetable blood purifier knownis made of roots and herbs of wonderful purifying properties

which no poison can resist S S S quicklyand effectuallyclears the blood of nil morbid unhealthy humors and the old troublesome sore healsAt the same time the general health is invigorated and built up When a little scratchor hurt falls to heal readily you may be sure your blood is bad S S S will soonput it in order and keep it so

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