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The silver star., 1899-05-05
May

greetings fair We Welcome thce,-
crown thee Queen Of all!
rest May! It's thee we hail.
loving name We CALI
when thy day begins to dawn,
d all thy comrades sleep,
bath the green and grassy plains.
)e buds begin to pcepi
|nelds arc robed in frnsrant flowers
lat adds to Natures charm,
|babling brook foes flushing BY,
|rough forest field and farm.
birds amidst the shady trees
warble forth heir songs.
lie all the world, 50 gay and bright
, happiness belongs.
ugh blooming flowers shall fade away.
hen thou has ceased to call,
bloom of life foreyof reIEns
triumph over all.
Susie Ferniaei
The silver star., 1899-05-05
pR0spERl'TV

The Denver News and ehe Of two
other papefs in the state, still claim
the tin,ea arc getting harder pros.
perity is not here nor even started.
If r. NJ. could read his title clcaf''
to the coveted United States Senate,
what great prosperity would be in
store for the dear people Of Colorado.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Union miners at Wardner. Idaho
blew up mill at that place because
It's proprietors reserved the right to
Employ non-union men. Property
Destroyed was worth $25o,ooo and
savc employment to about 800 men.
Other mines in the vincinity en-
n6h-union men have closed.
The silver star., 1899-05-05
NOT WITH cHAwLEs.

The DENVER News calls Gov.
Thomas all kinds of names, and
tells him he can't play iii his back
yard any inote, just because the
News editor can't run the gover.
nor. T. NJ. Patterson has been oi
late the real governor, but since
Thomas hAs been there, +. M. has
been doing something else than
running Eoveftots.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Bryan and Belmont is the. ticket
how being suggested by many prom
incnt democrats in the East. Oliver
H. P. Belmont has just lately en-
tered politics in New York. He
wants Mr.. Bryan to dfop the silver
Idea and make waf on trusts.
The silver star., 1899-05-05
EDITORIAL NOTES.
kAkxlkAk.A.

One would think that the army
Id naval officers would learn after
hile that Uncle Sam regards
Iente as golden. Remember the
ID adage; Think twice before
Du speak, and if very angry
bhnt a hundred. This may be a
title mixed. but it will serve the
)urpose.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

The court of inquiry blames Cen
cral Miles fer not reporting the con-
dition Of beef during the war. He
was however. sustained regarding
the canned roast beef.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

The San Miguel Examiner is try
ing to outdo its great namesake Of
San Francisco. Telluride has one
of the best weekiies, in the Ex-
arminer. that is to be found in
Western Colorado.
The silver star., 1899-05-05
GREAT CALAMITY.

!. Northern Missouri Is a scene Of oil
other terrible tornado. The towns
Of Kirksville and Newton are al.
most totally destroyed and bcotcs Of
people are dead and a many NOR.
wounded.
The silver star., 1899-05-05
APPOINTMENTS.


Governor Thomas has made the
following appointments: John
Melton Of 6ilverton and Dan Farrel
of Lake City are members of the
board to construct wagon road from
Animas Forks to Lake San Christie.
bal.
Deputy game wardens. B. r. Jay
Of Grand Junction, Frank Fem OF
Pueblo, ard Jackson Of Fort Collins.
T. j. Holland Of Denver, super
intendent Of fish hatchcries; VIM.
Crane of Telluride, superintendent
Durango Ash hatchery.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

r. N. P. exclaimes In the language
of Patrick Henry%''Give me the
United States Senatorship or give
me DEATH" but he might have add
ed. "I'll take the former, Charley,
and you may have the latter"
The silver star., 1899-05-05

The President has promoted Col.
Fred Funston, Of the twentieth
Kansas, to be brigader general for
bravery in the Philippines. 1t was
tight, no one will object.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

According to the official weather
report. Ruby. Of this state has re.
ceiyed during the past winter 5a4
inches Of snow.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

:, Aguinaldo wants peace, but he
wants to dictate on his owr terms.
Uncle SAM il not used to that Kind
Of peace.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Senator Depew favors the con-
tinuance Of Senator Hanna as chair
man Of the Republican National
COMMITTEES.
The silver star., 1899-05-05
DEWEY DAY.

The Pennsylvania Legislature has
made another holiday. May Ist,
Dewey day is now a legal holiday.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Silver l,as reached 64N, the
highest IN iiiAhy months.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

The Telluride Journal says San
Miguel will experience boom this
summer that will astonish the
natives.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

/. ,chairman toues and wit have
nailed for Europs.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

Florida has elected o democrat
banker for United States scnator.
The silver star., 1899-05-05
OUR CLIPPERS.
HE

Hon. Thos. H. Kane of Silverton
anchored here Sunday night. He
came to look the reservation over
with view to colonizing band of
New York grass widows who have
grown weary of the heartless and
effete east where results are un-
certain and inducement but ordinary
Hon. 7. is a regular temple of
sympathy and kindness.-Durango
Democrat.
The silver star., 1899-05-05
NOTICE.

All ACCOUNTS due THE s,Lvxa srAH
arc payable 70 L. y. uarwocl and will
be collected by him,
Joe Dc Witt.
The silver star., 1899-05-05

An exchange says: A country
editor is a reliable Encyclopedia. A
subscriber sent him this query re-
Gently: "What ails my hens!
Every ui6rfiihg 1 find one or more
of them keeled over to rise no more.
His Reply was: "Your fowls are
dead. 1t is an old complaint, and
nothing can be done except to bury
them.''
Under the new game law it will
cost the state $4,000 per annum in
salaries for game wardens and fish
commissioners. More than all the
game and fish in the bloomin state
is worth-fellufide Journal.
Xxx
A iiian that does not believe that
two heads are better than one is the
father of new born twins.
X
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01

5uges. @r bate einem 6errn, nit benz er
ii9 in elm 9siprd4 iiber ben 4nsglei9
nit Il n rn eingslaTen bate, Die Sriefz
tqf9e aus Dem &Od ge5ossn, bate
aber bas Malbeur, fe gu 30.
ben fallen gu Iafen. S3aea gefoBt,
iiberrei@te cr bic 8rieftaf9e Dem geitoblez
men nit einem Derbinbli9en 2d9el1. nWein
9err, sic BADEN S6re 8reftaT9e fdQen ldIz
fem, Iagte er nit elmer drtigen 8sr6euJung.
Ser 9err a6er iagte tii6l: $50 CLAUDE,
Sic BADEN ite fallen Iufen, benin +
pflegt Die 8ritftuf4e niAt aus Dem God gu
fallen, ben i6 anba6e," limb i'm nd9iten
Mpmente par Der eGegante Saic5enoieb I3pn
ben 8a6nbeOtenfteten unb einem 9etectib
iiberge6en. @r tpurbe Dem requirirenoen
8ubapefter Strafgeri4te eingelisfert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
Gut Sapp,t a~efnmmeu,

8er nod Dor flint Sabren prop6e5eit
bdtte, oaB bic Ser. @taaten iemals au9
muir bic @Glfte ibrer fir bic unionzQdcific
uno @entralzp acific>8abn 9ema4ten 8aarz
@uslugen tpieOer betommen piirben, piiroe
oerla9t poroen fein. SEPT Gber buben lie
oas gan5e 8elb tpieDerbetpmmen, ooer perz
ben es inner6al6 BON 3e6n Sa6ren befcm@
men.
9enn pie i'm Dorigen Sabre nit Der
Union un6 Der &anias pacificz8Gan, 1T
jebt au3 NIT Der GentrdlzYucificz ul1o Der
WefternzPacifc=8a6 BON benen Die err
itere am 1. Sebr. B.. s. $53,389,052 unb
lebtere $5,423,662 f4uloeten, Elm I6tom@
men 9etroffen porben, mona9 ioTort cine
4b5ubIung bon $12,O0O,OOO gema9t uno
Der &eit in 5~tpan3ig bulbjd4rli9en &aten
gu 3 Pro3ent 3inien 'getilgt tperoen Diro.
Die $12,0OO,OOO finb bsretts bur@ Speper
&c So. 6e5u6lt porOen.
Die uripriingGide Nusla9e Ooer 9Irgz
i9oft Der Ser. Stadten - 6enn oieIe ga=
ranttrten bic 8onbs unb bic 3inien =
mar $27,536,512 fir Die Union Pactftc,
$6,303,000 fir bic &anias pacific, $25,z
885,120 fir bic gentral pucific unb ST.
97O,560 fir Die @eltern pucific. Sir
bieie uripriingli9e Nuslage, po3u ia al
lerbinss bic auf bic Bombs ge5abltca 3ins
fen gefommen finb, tperOen bic Ser. Staas
ten i'm 9an5en $123,5 63,9 39 tpteberer5alz
ten, unb ettpa Is MiGionen baben. fe f9on.
0us lit, penn ia AUDI fem gutes @ez
f9dft, bo6 tmmerbin ems, Bel benz bic
Ser. @tdaten nit benz iogenanntea hlauen
Iuge Oabongefommen iinb, @qerbtngs baz
ben fie, tpenn ni9t bisG @elb, eintge &Oz
nigreibe Qanb Bel ben 8ubnen eingebutz
teri, inbeifen bic iinb am @nOe bic gnts
pidelun9 6es @tIben @eitens mertA gez
tpefen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01

&ommanbeur, gang Defenders a6er an oer
Spite bes 5e6nten Ar.neeforps pirtte sr
iiberuQ unre9enb, bele6reno, 9o9bere9rt BON
ben 11nterae6enen ipegen feines leutfeligst,
aGem GuBern 59eine abbolben, edit iolbatiz
f6en @efens. 4ls Sruppenfibrer mar er
berborrdgenb pegen Der S3Grfe Der 4uffai=
flung, Der @i9er6eit bes ltrtbetls uno Der
8eitimmt6eit Der 8efe6lsge6ung. Hednet
man Oa3u bic lautere 8orne6Httbelt letnes
G6dratters uno bas unbebingte 8ertrauet,
nit peldem Der b04fte Sffiaier ME Der gez
meme Mann gu ibm empprfaben, 10 eri4elnt
oas llrtbeil, tpel6es feiner3eit Shirt Sisz
mard = mad Dem &on5lerne9fel iibef
@apripi fdute: vGiner unIerer 6eiten Gene
rGle, piellet3t Der bette, our6d1t5 geredb1z
fertigt. Seine @erbienIt tie I'm Die Martne ip@
pte feline umfafenbe municipalities S9d=
ti9teit aIs Rei4stan5ler iinb audi BON DEN
polttii3en 9egnern anerfannt poroen. Sem
tragii4es @ef6id mar es, baB er Dem &aa
terlanbe ni6t por NQem an ben Stelen NIT
ben groBen 9aben ieines Settles Dienen
ourfte, tpo3u er ipie fem Qnberer befGRiat
mar, let es IN Der Spite Der 9eeresberpal=
tung o0er an Der Spite bes @eneralftabes
Der Qrmee.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01

8etannter 0eutf9er bdz
btngerafft, Sn Bloomington, ST., lit
Der 8ier6rauer 6ran5 3aDer @o9ner i'm
Qlter bon 81 Sabren geitorber. 6err Wo6a
rler mar cine betannte PeriDnli9teit in gang
Central Sutnpi5 unb @igentbiimer Der etnz
3igen 8rauerei in Bloomington, Die er fritz
Der nit fetnem 16On felt bielen Su6ren per@
ftorbenen S4pager Sleeper 5uiammen
fiibrte, unb iebt bpn 1einen S06nen betriebeH
ptro. Ser Ser torbene fam dls Dieridbriger
&nabe nit feinen @ltern aus 8aben, in ber
gfdbe bon @ttenbeim, na9 Springfielb, unb
npbnte bort, Bis er NIT feiner 6amilie nab
Bloomington ii6erIiebelte, um bic 9rauerei
gu iiberne6men.
- Sn ben 5o95ettSgepdns
be n b It attet. Gin boppeltes 2ei9era
begGngniB fan6 am GeBtsn MOntag in st.
2ouis itatt, unb 5tpar NIT einem @eprGnee,
als ob es gu elmer 9o95eit ginge. Die
Sobten tparen &obert Otter, "a Sabre aft,
unb feline Srau, ebebem SRI. Maggte 0}oiie,
% Sabre alt. 9as Baar nu-oe in ben
9epdnOern begraben, psl3e es trug, als IS
bor ettpas iiber einem Sabre bDr benz Srau4
altar eingeiegnet purbe. Set ieinsr @erz
beirutbung bate bas 9uur ii6 ni4t gea
trennt Bis bor bier @o9en, als bic junga
5rau, Inn 5reunbe gu beiu3en, nab Sans
Ius @itb ging. BON bort te6rte ie na4 ct.
Oa"s2 o,.~;;4 G1o S,o n,,,ar ~ ~ 4+112no
iteGung bettpobnte, bon Der ie frant nu9
9atfe 5uriidtebrte. Die &rantbeit, Die tie
anf4einenb in &unius Gitp it3 3uge5ogen,
ortete in 9ebtrnent8iinoung aus. Nm
@amitag itarb fe unb "a StunOen fpdter
Folgte ibr @atte tbr i'm Spbs uddh. 2ter3te
.be6aupten, baB gtter beim SiFen ieinfr
Satin bus t0OtIi6 tpirtenbs Slit singez
fogen babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
apaa1estltdJe aMsteots @tmata- Bettmate, aeatttsoodJ, 1. amar. 1899.

0ieIe 8etra6tungen ertldren bic iebige
pOlitit Gn9lanO's. SIN Gin3elfamPfe ge9en
HuBfanb t0nnte es Die Perle feines@olonialz
rei9ss, Snbien, lei6t perIieren. SIN 8unbe
nit ben %genunnten Staaten bofft es unO Sat
Qusii6t auf oauernben @rfolg. :
SIS fragt iiA nun, ob ft4 bieie Pofitit
du9 fir Amerifa 3d6len pirOe.
u. $. 9etnemann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01

tpirb fi6 bic 6inan5nOtb Der Sabre
1895 uno 96 pieberbOler, ia fte lpiro ipgar
nod i9limmer perosn.
Die ausii9ten fir bic Stcuer5abler iinb
feline auten .unb bic 8eforrsr itno in elmer
iiblen Gage, penn tie beim teiten @illen
banterott MAIDEN mii1er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
&tmeS iumsen @ammes Grfabrmms.

9roott1 II, ben IA. OCTOBER 1897.
sd tper0e Sbnen bier meine Symphonic beidreiben.
grOb, babe Duntelbraunes S9nar, &Orper uno @lie0er
lang unD l6lant, Sdmd6e i'm gau5en G0rper, i6tper
i'm &SSpIe unO S"TTlfn IN oeH S6SSsn, S@mer5en iIber
Soaut unrein uno fettt9, 9elbe !3unge NIT eiuem ipeiBen
lleber3ug, fortiDdbrenDes &Guipern, UNI ben 0als rein
5u balten, 5Gber, f~etiiBenoer Sdleim, Qunfte un0 anz
bere GrideinunQen Dor Den 4u9en, i6tpabe 4ueen, b=
rnrubigenoe Srdume, NerooiitGt, S6lGfrigfeit, oas
Nerianeen, lanee i'm Sett 5n lieqen, pes YtOrgens DelHt
Nut1teben oumptes unp 1bmereg @efibl I'M Sop1e, DIE
@ineeipeiOe iuiueilen Oeritopft unO i'll anpereH 3etfeft
regular, 8eitpeiltoe i6leimioe ausi6eiOungen aus pen
@ei6mud i'm @lunos, gBioeriuiaen gegen @Fs?it uno
ipeiblibe @elsaidoft, 8Orliebe fir Die Glnlanitett,
oumpte, i6ipere, tupioe un0 l3hrtge @elGestbatig@
tet, blufes. buoeres @etbt, 9uienbluteH, Na@ti9peiB,
@ertanoen mad pielem Q9dfertrinten, man9elbatter
&ppetit, i6redli6e GinbilOungen nab Dem S9lafen=
eeben. IS inp itbt ubt Sabre Der, 6aB IiD oieie auf=
r]eibenpen Spmptoine bel mir ein3uitelen begannen, unO
felt jener Belt babe i6 oaran beIngbe tortipabreno ge=
Iitten. SD ~unter3oe MID Der SsDanoiun9 pom reben
Mcrcllrp, nod bluue Niaen %genomnten. Sieie Grantz
b.itgeri6einungen limb peri6punOen, Oenn lett ib nit
@oautionen perlorem. Sts Dur6 Oieies 6etlmittel bers
boroerufene @erGnnerun9 1T ipunDerbar. @ae oisie
&rantbeitsx Spmptome 1eri3tpanoeg ME onr6 elm
onqereqter unb i'd mar eifrig uno ~ebr9,isig, meme
tdeli6en @rbeiten 3u %Ooaenoen. SD nubm t69li6 bret
Wal einen SbeelDffel DOa 9~teiolDsnt uno ieoe 9tabt cine
BON @aopaD's 9iaen; ferner rieb i6 5tpei Nral in Der
Wode mein &idorat nit &eaoD Relief elm. Cine
Slai6e bat oieie tpunbcrbare Serdnoerune bsrpOreez
fir cine Set lang fortsItabren.
en- SsGQen BON beDentli1er S6tpGbe unb often nerz
pDiSsn aaffeftionen lit bic Ginrcib1ne 6sg @iidarats init
q a D 10 &eoOD &eGie bon GROCER gpi6;
tiqteit. Gs reriorgt Oas @erDenipftem nit Gleftrisitdt
3rdfte. Bidder nit 8utbi6ldgen iber obiee ,aranfs
belt ~(tabtpuD on pSrritable ltretbra ETC. y iperben auf
Sf e q . mo gratis : ausfqn 70 ! TT m.r0.n ,n.n,t.
ben bon Mpotbefern Oertomft, ioiDie in Or. OF na
% an ) SaFsaA ar. IS sIu:strabs Rem Vssri.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01
DR.. RAILWAYS
SarsapariI|ian ResOIVent,
o. rgro6e6(a(reinig
- sur 6eiIunu -
aaer 6rouiiden &ranfbeite1t.

Sober Sropfen beg Sariapariuian 8sfolpent srtbeilt
bur5 oas 8lut, ben S6peib, ben urin unb anoere
Gltfi9feiten bes SDftems nele 2ebensfraft, benin es
erlebt bic berbrau6ten Sbeile beg &6rpers bur6 neue
uno geiunOe Materien. Scropbeln, Sdpinoiudt, SDs
pbilis, unqetbetlte uno i6le6t b~ebanOelte Syphilis in
ibren mannigfaGen Sormen Genoet ssbn Gents elm
fir bus iauftrirte Bud n~9taOmaps on @enerealO, Sriz
IensRrontbciten, @si6niire i'm @alie unb MunOe.
bs SDftems, e%nt3anoete @ugsn, ~oerbdrtete 4biOnoe=
runaeH aus ben Sbreu, iotDie Die i6limmften SOrmer
bon @outtruntbeiten, @ei6mirs, ~Sisbsr>ausi6Iae,
8rinctopf, &inepurut, SulsfluB, Rbeumatismus,
%tOtblauf, 5inuen, i9parse Sleden i'm Gleti6e, els
ten unO ale ibpdbenOen unb i6mer3bafteu Nusi6eiz
O%uugen, Na6ti6peiB, 8Olutionen unO ale Ser9eu=
Ouugen Der 9ebeus=9rin5ipien lie9en innsrbalb beg
~beilenben 8erei6es biCies 98unoers Der mOoernen @bez
nie, unO Elm @ebrau6 BON i%peniofn Sa0en ipiro irz
9enD elmer 8erion, nel1e Oafelbe ee9en ir9eno nelde
6orm Oieier &ranfDeiten einnimmt. ieine beiltrdfti0e
Wirfung beiueiien. g9enn es benz 8atienten, tuelber
ta9lib Our@ Die ~tOrt9eiebt 5unebmenOen Serlufe unn
Iufl0iun0en al &rdften Oerliert, 9elil0t, Oieien 9era
luiten Ginbalt 3u t6un unD ~Dieielbeu Ourdb aus geiunz
Dem Slute entipringenOe neue 4tatsrialien Su erieber
= unD Sieles miro DurdD &%aDfuaDs Sdrlaparilian
fiber errei6t - 10 lit cine Seilun9 getpiB, oenu ipent
Oieies 9eilmittel einmal feline Jteini9un9sarbeit be=
ginnt unD IS tbm 9elinet, Dlele SerlIlte 5I nermIns
bern, 10 ipiro Die 8eierung raid %crto!gen, nnD nit
ieoenl Gage ipiro f6 Der &rante better unO ~frdfti9er
fHblen, Die 8erouuung miro %9etrdfti9t, Der Nppetit ge2
befert unD Sleiib NM @etridDt iperOen %iunebmen.
Sas 5plgenDe lit Elm 5al, ipo cine 6lal1e bon Ga0z
maps Sarlaparilian Neiolpent Die bctreffenoer
S%Dntptome b%eieittgte, Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ooer
ten BON 9OautiOnen befreite. Sieier Brief ipur0s inn
Sttober 1897 qei6risben:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-01

@raf muraDiep bat ben ebrgsis, aub<
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-08
Lancaster CoIored zsap,i.t Church.

Our church and people are yet alive.
Just after returning from Junct ion
City, where We herd IL series of meet
ing for IS days, for Rev. L. Il. Butler
which resulted IN about II additions.
| solicited the services If W. ID. Knox.
of lockwood, TrHn. to hold an eight
day meeting. Rev hGvx held good
audience each night, rot wililstandiny
we had many o,l;i5 against us. Decora-
ton day and entertainment at night.
and two annual Scr;lnTS. one ON each
Sunday. But the LORD blessed us with
success. Rev. Knox introduced a new
feature which took very we'll on Sat
urday night. the hens nest supper
an Rainbow booth post Office" enter
tainment. We realized s46.02.
The members gave as follows: Brcs.
Geo. Moran, 30: J. F. Owens .25:S. Is.
SchoOler p: PhiIop Dunn p: David
McRoberts p: Isaac Hayes -: Wm.
Johnson .; VI. c. Wallace of Junct-
ion City. Sisters Collie Moore. -: Vi.
y. Harris, -: Sarah johnson. -:
kizzia McRubertS Jr p. Judia Harris
p. Committee, MesdameS W. Il.
Anderson, c. Moore. z. Moran. and c.
Duncan Post Mistress. and deacons j.
Schroeder, j. johnson, 5. b. Lewis and
y. Thomas, who took collection Sun
day evening. To the these persons
and the other members and public
generally We, in the name Of Christ's
cause and church, DO sincerely return
our thanks. Brethren pray for and
with our future success. We also
recommend with pleasure Rev. Knox
IS Il financierno any church desiring
such services in raising means. Yours
for the Cause of Christ,
j. Il. MILLER, Pastor.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-08
THURSDAY, June 8, = 1899

We had something to say recently
about SUNDAY Only" religion. There
il also another form of mockery al
most As bad, and it is the big Meet
in" kind. Let a protracted meeting
be held and the same ones who have
confessed" on every similar occasion
for the past forty years will rush to
the front to have patched the rents
I'm his pants, caused from "backSlld-
ing" We know some fellows who
have had such patching done until it
looks like they had a wire hustle In
their brooches. 1t is a solemn fact
that whenever there is a revival in a
neighborhood, money is apt to be sent
10 the conscience fund Of the United
States Treasury. 1t is standing
Joke I'm the conscience fund depart
ment that whenever remittanceS be-
gin to come from certain commune
ty it is proof that big revival is in
progress. We wouldn't give one OF
the old-fashioned, quiet, unassuming.
bible-reading christians for all the
mouse-track, prntracted meeting
frauds you could crowd between the
four points of the compass.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-08
Lowell.

quite number from here attended
the Childrens day at Gainesville Sun
day. All report pleasant time.
Mr.. Sam Davis is in Corbin at work.
Miss Minnie Spratt is the guest of
her cousin Miss Fannie Spratt this
week. -. Mr. Jas. Douglas and family.
OF Jeilico Tenn, are visiting at Mr.. j..
II. Henderson. :. Dr. and Mrs. Ram
sey have returned home from visit
to their daughter, Mrs. Frank, at
Burksvilie. Mrs. Annie Davis is
spending the week at Oil Well. DR..
Dean, of Nicholasviile. is visiting his
uncle. DR.. N. Mays.
The Ladies Aid Society. of Mt. Ia
Dor church, will give supper at the
church Thursday night June 18th. for
the benefit of the church. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Ii the prediSpOSitiOn to worms in
children is not cured they may become
emaciated, weakly and in danger of
commissions. VIII TIES Fam
NERMiFUGE is the most successful
and popular remedy. Price % cen S
c. G. & J..E. StOrmcS.
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have manifested greater interest in
the welfare and the success of their
pupils than did the teachers of Lam
caster.
l must congratulate dear old Gar.
rard county on her noble and intelli,
gent sons and daughters. Lancaster
on having such an excellent principal
at the head Of the Graded School
also his splendid cO-wOrkers. Doubt
less the Trustees deserve special
thanks. THE. CENTRAL RECORD
should not be left out by any means.
If the citizens of Lancaster don't ap-
preciate their school and TUE REC
ORD it is because they don't know
what good things are when they have
them. But we venture TO say that
those who are interested In Lancaster
do appreciate them.
Dear old Lancaster. I rejoice with
you in all Of your successes, and pray
that our Heavenly Father may con-
tinue to favor you with His richest
blessings, Ny heart warns and beats
with gratitude when l think of how
nObly the citizens of Garrard stood by
me during my efforts to build up the
cause Of Christ. / shall never forget
you. Cordially and thankfully yours,
i. NJ. HILL.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-08

J. c. Fox bought four mule s from
VIM. Lear for $l45.
Pal Rogers and Milton Grayson
traded horses last week.
Mr.. James Bell bought three shoats
from Mrs. Sarah Hammack for $3.50.
Mr.. E. II. Walker and C. w. Graves
finished weighing up their large crop
of tobacco last week.
Mr.. John Merryman and Mr.. Fado
Parks traded horses Lass week. Mr..
Parks gave S4.50 difference.
J. c. Fox bought eight sheep from
Price Bros, for Sc: also some sheep
from the Thompson Bros. for sc to SIC
Dave wilbur and viii Kennedy,
met in the road last week and eX-
changed few shots. Neither one
was hurt.
Miss Lizzie Pettus' subscription
school at Lawson school house was out
last Friday. We hope she will get
the free school.
What you want is not temporary re
lief from piles but cure to stay cur
ed, DeWitt'S Witch Hazel Salve cures
piles, and they stay cured.
I'm StOrmeS Drug Store.
Mr.. Lige Campbell and two Mr..
HOrney's, of Clay county, brought in a
flock of sheep and visited friends and
relatives few days. Mrs. Gibson
and children spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Bell.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-08

Hot. Hotter, Hottest.

Hot, Hotter, Hottest.
We think that ''Sol' has turned
over some of the rocks on 'Sweet wa.
ter are SO hot we have to turn them
over before we can sit down.
Mr.. Editor, we asked you if you lik.
ed fish? and you remain mum as an
oyster. We might set 'em up if you
like 'em. Anything in the eating
line hits us in tender Spot-Ed.l
Erasmus Allen, and Henry ShrOp
shire returned from Lexington Sun
day. They report seven horses stolen
in the neighbOrhoOd of Camp Nelson,
Saturday night. Mighty hot weather
for people to steal.
Levy Clark, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Clark, fell down stairs
Saturday evening and broke her collar
bone. She suffered intensely. DIR.
Anon dressed the injury and she is
resting quietly.
Mrs. Rebecca Scott, of JeSsamine,
died Saturday. After funeral services
by Rev. j. l. Wills, of HarrOdsburg,
she was buried i'm Mt. Hebron Gene
terry Sunday afternoon. We believe
her spirit went where the spirits of
all cOnsecrated christiansgO 60. She was
a faithful wife, fond mother and kind
neighbOr. Sic spent most of her time
since her husbands death, like her
Saviour. She went about doing good,
especially among children.
Mrs. John OnstOtt and Miss Sallie
Barker visited Mrs. Margaret Stone,
Monday, who remains quite i'll. =.
John Murphy, of Clear Water, Kansas,
is among his old friends here. He
will remain until fall. Best of all, he
is an honest man, which some one has
said is the nOblest work of God. When
he left Kentucky several years ago, he
was considerably i'm debt, he has been
successful in the sun flower state, and
is now settling some old debts. He,
we think, is one in ten thousand who
will do such thing.