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an, per.,pnl lnterett.

Iisuts health is such that he VIII nov
again ventute even voyage TO Eosiah',
and his eyesieht has been much itnpa''s'
bv oyerwork in writing music.
Mr.. John G. Emo took the wooden spoon
NJ Yale college few years aSo--an honor
generally accorded TO the moss popular
man In the class
Miss Hu Kiug Eng is a picturesque vis-
ltor at the sessions Of the PhiSadeiphla
Msthodist oonference. She is Ch'nese
iady. eighteen years OF age, aud IS TO so
back to her country as a medical missioh'
nry.
Breituug and Housen1aD, the two
wealthy German representatives in Con
Qress from Michigan, we're born 10 the
same town in Bavaria and atterward were
poor clerks in stores at Kala@azoo aud
Battle Creek.
Miss Bertha Won Hilleru, the artiS,, ID
much annoyed at being confounded with
woman bicycle rider Of the same name
She SAYS she never even desired to ride
bicycle she Is an enthusiastic pedestrla9
however, and would rather walk thar
paint any day. l
When "Chinese Gordon 1fst visitet
the Seychelles islands and saw the oarlou'
grove of palm trees there-vhich grow u
pairs. and If one 10 cut down its mate also
dies-he at once indited au official 5ispatch
announcing that he had discovered the
original Garden of Eden, IN which trees
good and evil were still hourishing'
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A Famous Dog.

The famous Scotch collie " Help was
run over and killed by q passenger train at
a level crossing at Middlesbrough, EnS.
land, a few weeks ago. 1t was the busi.
ness of this good creatures existence to
collect subscriptions for tho orphan fund
of the AmaIgsmatsd society Of railway
servants. and in that capacity he travelled
over greater part Of England, always
returning safe 20 headquarters in the city
road with the prooeeds of his charitable
missiou intact Last autumn Help "
psid a visit To- the Continent, aud was
intoduced by the captain Of the steamship
Brittana to the vice consul at Dieppe, at
which town no collected $50, On the
return journey TO Newhsve he got $50
more. Altogether the French trip yielded
the society the sum Of $50. The dog was
trained to Offices OF charity" by one
the guards OF the night boat train on the
London, Brighton and South Coast line
He seemed thoroughly to appreciate th'
usefulness Of his career, and never lost ar
opportunity o. adding To bis employer
ilcomo,
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RELIGIOUS.


r.
IL in the following churches to morrow. IN
the morning NJ lo-Sn, IN tho evening AT I'iS,
sunday school at lA5 p. IN. When the hour Is
different A. Is specially noted.
Sr JOuN's MISUNDERSTANDING and CNcn-
ing sunday schOol at 2p. m.
OLIvvr BAPTIST CuURCH-l. NJ. L. A. Rooms,
Rev NJ FrayuC. sunday school at y, m.
CoLlEaE CHArEL. sermon by Rev. Il. u.
ANpCl, u, u.
ON MESNoNtrEs-Serviccs on sunday
May TIA, at , y. m, Preaching I'm both lan-
guagcs.
day school At y. m. Preaching in tho even.
ing By Rev. J Z. Hornherger, PRECEDING el' or
81 Reading district Sacrament OF LOrds sup
pCr nfter the afternoon sermon.
IT. IUKBs REY RNEn CHvRJd- Marietta ave
nue., rev. VIM f Lichltcr sunday school
~ u. IN. sermon at the evening service by
Mr.. [. Il. Heller.
FIRST REFORMED CuuFCu-Rov. y. \. Peters
ST. PAvL's REFORMBp-RCv. }. II. SbumakeT,
ID. ".
uNIrgp BHErupgN ~ Cnmsr COVENANT -
corner West Orange aud Concord, llOTnCElN
known rs ~nlCml SUNDAY school at ~ y. IN.
GEAJE lUrHgRAN-N Queen. kvN I.
tlyin HnupL .undsy school at 2p. N. Even
Inc service atGp. IN
PRESRvTERIAN IHArEL Morning ami even
| iuE service by tho pastor, Kew. IAoMaS
| thompson,
MCRAvrN~-Rcv. ). Max Hnrk litauv ant
| sermon. Suuray school nt : y N.
| I NtuS RETHEL.-ReN. g W. NClh NnCE
| pRPSRYrEUINN-ECy J. \. Mitchell, ID. II,
| IT IOHr's IragugRhN Rev, ~yiNanns stall
| GOrvALU Mis- ION --uuuHy school NJ ~ III
| WEST NIssIuN-EeN VIM. fowicS, pastor
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A Bspust Minister. Esper,ence,

am Baptist Minister, and before ever
thought OF being clergyman, ! graduated In
medicine, but left lucrative practice tor my
present profession, 40 years ago 1 was tor
many years sufferer from quiusy; Thomas
Eclectrtc OH cured me" was also troubled
with hoarsenCss and Thomas Eclsctrfc on al.
ways relieved me. My wife and child had
dlphtheria, and Thomas EctGctrfc on cured
them" and II taken In time IL will cure seven
out oi ten. l am confident 1t is cure for the
mos: obstinate cold or cough, and II any one
will take small teaspoon and halt all IT with
the OIL, and then place the end OF the spoon in
one nostril and draw the OIL out OF the spoon
into the head by smiling as hard rs they can,
until the OF falls over into the throat and
practice that twice a week, don't care how
offensive their head may be, 1t will clean IL
out and cure their Catarrh For deafness and
earache IL has done wonders To my certain
knowledge 1T the only medicine dubbed
patent medicine that have ever Ielt like rc.
commenting, and am very anxious 20 see II
In every place, Tor tell you that | would not
be without IL in my house tor any cOusidera-
tion. am now suffering with pain like
rheumatism in my right liIub. and nothing TO-
lieyes me like YhOmuS' Ecieotrio OH.n
Dr.. l.. +. CRANE, Cory, Pa.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran, drugglst, I87
ana lsO North Queen street
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DaEKEH's lUNiO.
Half Out Of His Mind,

"Bltsseh be the man." said Don QuiIote's
weary rQuiTc, who invented sleep - SanChD'S
gTautuue IS ours, Out what II one cannot for
any reason enjoy that excellent invention
writes Mr. william Coleman, the well known
Wholesale druggist OF Buffalo, \. !.
cOula not sleep, ana my NIGHTS were
either passed in tRat sort OF rCstIes-uess which
nearly CraLcr man, or in a kind -tupOr,
haunted uy turmonung dreams. HavingtakCn
PARKER 3 TONIC tor other troubles, tried II
also tor THIS, ne result both surprised and
delighted me. NY nerves were toned to con-
cert pitch, ana, ike Cnsar's fat men, tell into
the ranks OF those VINO sleep o. nights. /
should add thaf the Tonic speedily dii AMY
with the TndiiOn Of general debility Al u
dyspepsia ocCasioned by my previous sleep.
Icssne55, ana gave me strength ana per feet III.
gesiiOn. In bIief, the use or the Tonic thor.
oughly establish d my health. nave used
PARRERs TOSIo with entire success Tor syK-
sickness amt tor the bowel disorders incident
% ocean voyage"
THIS preparation has heretofore been known
as PARKER's GINGER IoSIO HereafJerit " II be
advertised and sold under tho name OF PARK.
EE TONIC -Omitting the word " ginger HIS
COX Co. are Induced 10 make this chanl @ by
the action ot lnprlnciplGd dealers VINO have
Tor yea ~ deceived their customers by substi
tutlng inferior preparations under the name
OF ginger, We drop ths misleading word all
the more wi lingiy, us ginger l. AN unimpUIt.
ant hayoring ingre lent IN our Tonic.
re tse remember that no change has been,
or will be, made in the preparation ltseif ana
| all bottles remaining IN the hands of Cienlers
wrapped unuCr the name OF PARKRRs uIEGER
| TONIC, contain the genuine medicine IL lhe
| lac slmile signature oi HIsCoX n Co. Is at the
Dotlom "i the outside wrapper.
---------------- ml.msdSw
| DaRkER's HAIR BALsAM AND pAnK
| i ers Tonic tor sale at COcnran's Drug StnTr
| NO. l0I and lo9 North Queen ST., LanCa,ter PA
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ModOc Indian Oil

VIII never be forgotten by tho e who saw the
wonderful cures performed In public BY TIE
indian mruICinr men. The indiaus believe II
10 be the Great spirits medicine. II relieves
all ptin instantly.
ASH your druggist tor MODOC INDIAN OIL.
Take bO other, II II the best Price 2j cents
per bottle i've bottles tor 81. All Eeep 1t.
kA-rON-kA, Modoc Indian OIL ami indian
Cough syrup tor sale wholesale and Tetall)
at CuChrHn's Drug Store, No. l37 andI' Moth
Queen street, Lancaster, ia.
m3-lydwSSSw
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rake Ypur yroicp

You can be weak, nervous, Gebritated, and
desponGent, disqualified tor work of head or
hand, or you can enjoy a lair share OF health
and pcaco ot mind. BurdOck Blood BittsrI
win alley ate your misery and do You world
Of good II yOu win but have faith TO try For
sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist 1877 ana l5l
North guCen street.
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II IS strange so many peupo III continue
TO suffer day alter day with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen.
eru Debility. when they can procure at our
store SHILOH's NlTALlZER, free OF cost II Il
does not cure or relieve them. Price rs cOnts
treet, Lancaster, tedIISOI5
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Aanrasfer fntslliaenrfr
SATURDAY svsNfNa. MAY n, ise4.
Al EyGrry,

al NV Enrv.
Breastpiated as with patience round,
q. what 10 fate at tvcntyf
,ssaut earned foods rpnrc grateful fou inc
wns Ill tho bread or pientys
ing tests and chorns'd songs
wnsn n.s Vie down as treason
Laugn uou well set our wrongs.
To merry tunes ,scason.
And since sn oharmine.
OF mortal love and bean, M
Must 60 where summer roses
when they have done their do. y,
Since sprlngtime rains golden no
OF fowers, on more the reason
To pluck the blossoms In the bud.
FOR youth 10 but season.
-Hsarf Hvr0ef.
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has given AllcoCk's Porous Pia5ters the laIg-
r-t sa!c q any eNtsrual remedy in Ife orid.
II you have Ieen using oth-rEInd- of Dlast"rs
one trial Of "hllcoCk's" will convince you Of
their Vuugl lriul superiority.
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Headache. Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Sleeplessness and Dyspepsia.

pR, BENsON's preparation of Celery and
Charnomile for nervous diseases 4 the most
important addition made to the ndtcrtd medf.
ca in the last quarter OF n century."-Dr, j.
W. J. Engar, OF baltimore.
." Dr Benson's Pills are worth their wcight
In gold in nervous snd sick headacho"-Dr.
A II. schichter, OF Baltimore.
"Tnesc Fils are Invaluable in nervous dis
cases "-Dr Hammond. OF New YORK
"Dr. Beuson's pills for the cure ut Neural.
gia are sucCCss."-Dr. &. Y. Holman, CHRIS
tianbNrg, Va.
ynsse Pnls are special preparation only for
the care OF special diseases, AS named, ana
for these diseases they are worthy Ot trial
by ali Intelligent sufferers. They are prepared
expressly TO and tCiH cure sick headache. nor-
yous headache, neuralgia, nervousness, paral'
ysis, sIeeplessness ana dyspepsia.
Sold by all druggists. Price. 50 cents box.
Depot, lO6 North Eutaw street, Baltimore,
Md. n, mail. two boxes tO4 o., on six boxes
l iag S21sy, 10 any address,
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American Arr

photographs, EDgravinRs. etc. can be eN-
quisiteiy co!Orsd with with liquid Art Coior-
made from Diamond Dyes. Full directions
for this beautiful art work, with n handsC me
colored CaDiutt photo sCnt to any address tor
10 cents. WELLS 4 RICHARDsON & CO.
Rurlinptpn "
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Ka.Ton-Ka

Operate with energy upon the bowels, liver
Kidneys, and pores OF 81" KIN, thus exp lhnE'
D. means Of these "rEa4r. Z. .H d,seSe's serfLs =
or Causr OF sCTOfulOU.. '-1,rtiei. ana ConiA
giOu- humOrs aud disease TliCh nUAt IN the
blood, Precipitation and urine. In forty min
utcs after taking the HrSt dos" :. may he de-
teCfud 10y chemical ana y-iS In the bloc 9er
spirttiOn and urine, where u acis Uu"i lis
es-ni o! morbid impurities nuh destroy s. hem
Eit'- which they pass ha'mia-sly from inc
system. Hence it- ETrh. power over diseases
which drIiyU no benefit from al OIEgr tOrIs
OF treatment. Asa blO0d purifier anu surluR
medicine Il surpHssCs all Otner compounds. II
acts gently yet freely upon the bowels, over
coming constipation. dyspepsia, SICK head =
ache. furrCd tongue, biiiOu-n-ss, t0rpWiiy Of
the liver, nigh cOIOICd or thickencd urine, in
very few doses. IL sNcite- the apeutO, in
CTedsts the tesh, harieus the muscles. anu
soliIiGes tho bones. 1t Il "a mothers remedy.
regulating ana strengthening tho material
functions, 1t purhGs the icna system OF
lucrative weaknesses and facilitating ham
Ors. II "EpCls tlo first symptoms Of heIedi.
t4Fy lUluurs and diseases IN children and
youth. u IL wonderful IN nervous debility,
emECIAtiOn md urOpsy. lteNpeIs the Cau-" Ci
rheumatism amt gyut ana invariably cures
There are no forms Of disease upon which the
medicine does not act tayOyably By reason OF
H. purifying action on the great fluids at the
systrLA. Price 81 per bottle, six bottles tor -.
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TRUST NO prB BEK-wHY EsDU~E TO &c
Il agonies OF neuralgia. when Bensons Cap
cine Porous Plastcrs will quickly relieve H..
Is cents.
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.Idk NEW YORR
+" SUN {"

hEACHEs:LASCAsTER AT 9:2y A, NJ.
On tue Jay OF publication. C. h. BARR
VIII supply Il promptly on order. or wo viii
haaai ~ natl at % cents month. ADDRESS
.hN1LAkD, Publisher "TuB SUBJ
m%fohAo New York City
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Indian Cough Syrup

iGtUOducsu. and all people who aFo suffering
with coughs, colds and lung troubles should
not delay Its use. Price 20 cents per bottle,
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FOR BALE,

Two bAnGE wALSUr slpKE COIN
j ters Tor saioI may he seen In the store room
lately occupies by MIR. $. =. kathvon, No, lOi
North Queen steet must be removed Roon
Applytg G. II. LEFEVRE
al7-til odice NO. 1877 East King St,
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RESsoSs Pills.
PROM me Nep Hdrsn. Regtstcr.l
E@ CELERY, SG
DEnsONs Pills,
AS A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS
DISEASES.

WHAT Tue MEDICAL PROFESSION SAY
ABDUT 1T. AND THE coon RESULTS
ATTENDING IT'S USE.
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DHiyArE SALr.-wiLL Er sULD At
Il private .le eprOperty No, 40 South Queen
street, containing 10 feet front and g+5 feet
deep, upon which IL erected n one story house,
bake oven, right 70 a well OF water, clstcrn
ana choice lot OF fruit trees. For further in.
formation apply on the premises.
my1 ,lwd JOHS MONASITs
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Indians Have Gone.

But thr'- liCincs remain with us, ana can
be tour 'a every drug store in tne city, and
people a.n..r using their medicines can be
supI %. Ar The same prices as were established
by,.g iusians.
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III nL,U rALn nr r---,I--- N.1IIa,,,-.- .,,-.. :.

DUnLto SAT- az NALUaBLE nU,Lp.
= lNt LOTS, On SATURDAY, MAY "a
isst, AZ ! @,Gioek p. M, win be sold on the
pIeunses MY lois ui ~ teet each, fronting on
south Prince ana Beaver street. In thia cttv
These lots lie south of Hager street, near in
the cotton mills, Urban n Burger's nianing
mil, iurnace' gas works, dye works and o. hGr
industries, and about one block from the nnyy
WARD. 1N"Rth
Thirty per cent. OF the purchase ,Do,,,,,
must DC paid and possession given imm,syI
diately, and tie balance OF 10 per cent. n,av p.,
charged upon the properly anu paid in II va
years, with Elk per cent NV
inayStfd B.tRANE EsuLEMAN.
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mn gENsON'S NEW REMEDY ASD IN
vOGlTE PRESCRIPTIONS.
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rAI'sM HANsIHTs, .,.,,.,,.,., .s,,
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tDakhtk's hAiK BALsAH AND pAnK
i ers Tonic tor sale at COcnrln's Drug Store
No. l3I and lS9 North Queen st., Lanca,ter, ia
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-25
The Way HI Plays It.

lie is a Young man with thor
ough understanding Of the leading
traits in human nature. lie dresses
well, carries an extra cigar, and he
drops in and presents a card to the
effect that he is engaged in canvass
ing for an embryo work to be known
as "The Encyclopedia Of States"
eyes, but | guess l don't care to
subscribe" replies the citizen.
"Oh, but | don't want you to. The
book will be sold on its merits. l am
calling upon a few Of the most en-
incnt-"
Here he makes a pause to allow
the shot to strike and then continues ::
-" citizens Of DetrOit-thc most
eminent and prominent citizens OF
Detroit to secure brief sketches OF
their lives
"Ah!" says the other As he begins
10 melt.
I'VE desire to take five of the
most prominent citizens Of this
county. In the sketches We desire to
show how they have risen from poor
boys to great and honored men,
Here occurs another pause to al
low the victim TO tickle himself
Wcll-a-well-"
"YOu were the first of the five Sc
lected,' chips III the young man.
Ny mission is to secure your photo
graph in order to make steel ell
craving. In the course Of ten day
| will be followed by the gentleman
who writes the biographies. Hay,
you photograph
"Well-ah-I think So
1--WE want one which does you full
justice. The engraVingS cost us fifty
live dollars each. rms we pay on
OF our own pockets, but are com
PEELED to make a charge of five dol
lars each for the tint paper and tn,
reference in the index. Let's see
What does the initial in your middl,
name stand for?'
1t invariably stands for tive-dol
lar bill, AMI the young man leave
behind him such a pleasant impros
sion that the victim keeps GRIMM!
for two weeks. At the end Of tina
time he becomes suspicious, and il
the course of a month he becomes
dangerous man to society.-Dctroi
Free Press.
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The average age of cats is u years !;
of squirrels and hares, T or S years a
bear rarely exceeds 20 years; a dog
lives 20 years; a wolf 20; a fox II or
10; lions are long-lived, the oLc
known by the name of Pompcy liv-
ing to the age of 70. Elephants have
been known to live to the age Of 100
years. When Alexander the Great
had conquered Porns, King Of India,
he took a great elephant which had
fought valiantly for the king, and
named him Ajax, dedicated him 10
the sun, and let him go with this in
scription: alexander, the son of
Jupiter, dedicated Ajax torthc sun"
The elephant was found with this
inscription $50 years after. Pigs
have lived TO the age of 20,
and the rhinoccrous to 80; a horse
has been known to live to the age of
80, but the average is % or 30; camcls
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Our Agents.

The following persons are our authorized
agents. who will receive subscriptions for tn
SEMI WEEKLY SOUTH KENrCCKIAN:
j. w. Williams, Pembroke, Ky.
w. b. Brewer, Fairvicw, Ky.
r l.. McGulrG, Trenton, Ky.
j. NJ. Adams n Co., Church Hill, Ky.
+. b. HlncOck, CiSky,l Ky.
J. &. Marques, Pedee, Ky.
Mrs. G1rtie |. Griilin, Lafayette Ky
b. J. Faulkner, Caledonia, Ky.
w. II. HartOn, Krkmansville, Ky.
W. \. White, Macedonia, Ky.
d. Il. Waylanl, Bowling Green. Ky.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE.
&. A. Champln, Ch'm., HOpkinsvlllc.
Chas. NJ, Mrajhan, Secty,
5. q. Buckner, +"
& 5. Brown,
Il W. Walker,
II. w. Henry,
j. NJ. P'PnUl, Bainbridge.
Jno. NJ. Dulin, Crofton.
Ben carter, Pc'lce.
JnO, C., WhitlOck, Newstead.
Austin Peay, Garrettshurg.
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ELECTRICITY.

Prof. Tice is an authority on electric
ity, which he claims to be the motive
power of the universe. Everything"
he says, sis moving; nothing stands
still, nothing is stationary, the moving
impulse being electricity. 1t moves
your hand, it moves all the planets in
their orbits. According to some, the
Creator hurled those vast obs into space
and they were set moving, but the prim-
tive impulse was electricity, the prime
cause of all motion. 1t is unquestiona-
bly, the motive power. We have the
earth moving eighteen miles and six
tenths in a second, around its orbit ;
electricity is the cause. Electricity is
convertible into light and heat, and the
time will come when electricity will be
our fuel. But there is no way of storing
it up for use. 1t has been given out in
the public press that some one is storing
it. That is an impossibility. II he has
done anything he has some chemical
element that will not act ON something
else. Electricity will have to be evolved
by either decomposition or recomposi-
ton, which must be done before electric
ity is evolved. Water will become the
source of fuel; the lakes and rivers will
be reservoirs OF fuel wherever You have
a cheap method of producing electricity.
Electricity is the soul Of the universe.
You can't tell what it is any more than
you can the soul of man. Your pro-
fessors know nothing about it, except
what they get from books. The so-calle1
scientific men retard instead Of adj
vancing truth. The whole theory of the
old lightning-rod is wrong. They try tc
accomplish an impossibility."
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-25

The following may be familiar 10
students Of history, but TO few 9TH
Tiers: Washington was born Feb
ruary 22nd, 1882; was inauguratcd
17S9, and his term or service expired
in the Goth year Of his age. John
Adams was born October the 18th,
1875; was inauguratcd 1877; term
expired in his 66th year. Thongs
Jefferson was born April 2nd, 1743
was inaugurated 1901 term of Office
expired in his Goth year. Madison
was born March 9TH, H5l ; was inau-
gurated 1909; term expired in the
66th year of his are. Monroe was
born April 2ld, 1853; was Inaugural
ted 1917 tern expired in his Goth
year.
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A True Novelette,.
CHAPTER |.

CHAPTER |.
Four years ago SOLITARY traveller
might have been scen-by any one
who was therc-wenGing his way in
to one of the fine mansions of New
port, Ky. lie was atramp yet traced
of u manly beauty and intelligence
could have been seen through dirt
and an unshavcd face.
In that mansion was an only
daughter-eXcept two other younger
ones. She was BEAUTIFUL.
CHAPTER II.
The tramp fell III love with the
girl, and addressed her in such clo-
qucnt and burning words of love
that it made deep impression Oh
fair maiden's hcart-ior she wanted
to marry.
lie sought her hand in marriage.
Fact.
She didn't give it to him, but sent
him away not only full of cold chick
ell and pie, but also hope; for she
said.
Leave me. Strive to become an hon
orable and industrious man, and in
four years call again; and then, if
I'm not married, l will take your
proposition into consideration.
lie wiped off with his coat Sieve
falling tear, said I'll try, babe her
adieu and departed.
CHAPTER III
Yesterday morning-just four
years to the hOur-a fine looking
gentleman was seen ascending the
front steps and ringing the doOr-bell
The beautiful four year-oldcr maid
Ell flew to the door, opened it, and,
who do you think stood before her
Why the water-rent collector.
Where is the tramp? lie wrote
back to the young lady that he got
killed out in Iowa while stating a
ride I'll a freight train.
Would the young lady take him
if he was living? Yes, rccken she
would. She acts like she would take
anything in the shape Of a man.
Dittoc.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-25

SERGEANT OAKEY, the winner Of q
champion belt for rihe-shooting, at
tributes his accuracy OF aim and execu-
ton to the fact that he never drinks Ii
quor or uses tobacco. He says: "If a
man tries to win the belt he must not
take anything that will make him ner-
vous. He must be temperate in eating
and everything else."