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The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-01
Official paper Of Baraga County
COUNTY OFFICERS

COUNTY OFFICERS
ALsRnr T. sTREETrG, Circuit Judge, Hough
Ton.
JouS Cosenoys. sheriff, L'Anse.
WILLIAM~L. MASON. Prosecuting Attorney
L'Anse.
JAMES McM ANON, Judge OF Probate, Baraga
MARTIN voETscn, County Clerk and Register
sf Deeds, Z Anse.
THOMAS ID. TaAoY, Treasurer, Kaweeuaw
JosErn J. o'Gosson, circuI, Court commls.
0ioDer.
JONI MAngLg. County Surveyor, Baraga
---- LAnse; JAMES FLEMING
Baraga; and Erick Il. Steuson, Soyington
Snpcrlntendents OF the Poor.
SUPERVISORS.
OLoP W. BEEN, Arvon Township.
FAED W. ScHwALM, Baraga Township.
JoHS ELrHAs. Coviugton Township.
FRANK w. FooTE. L'Anse Township.
SAaUEL I. dcKEncHEn, Spur Township
Ps RICK CuLLIsEr, County Game and Fish
Walden, bAnse.
BOARD or SCHOOL EXAMINERS.
SYLVESTER o. CLINTON, County School Com
missioner, Baraga.
Mss KATE CURRY. L'Anse.
MISS ii. O'CossoB, L'Ansc.
COUNTY ROAD COMMISSIONERS
SIMON DESoMIE, Assinins.
DANIEL MCMILLAN. Baragn.
JAMzs MuKEgCHEE, Spur.
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Draft Horses for Sale.

have several draft and farm
horses for sale at moderate prices.
NJ. SEAVoY, L L'Ause
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Departmept Of the Interiov
Land Once ~ Marquette. Michigan,
Notice is hereby xivsn ssas Efses w svs:sc..
Of silver, Mich. has died notice Of his insentioa
20 make Anal Ave-yess proof ID supDgss Of bis
Slatn. yis; aonestssd entry ye. iol'S asds
8, township y n, range - W. ssd tAss sai1
proof viii bepsde before Ne 0oanty olsrk, Il
Houehson. nieh., On Juiy :, ieW. 4
bis coptiuuoua residences upoo aoA cpiI Inxa-
tiou Of The land, via: August Andegeoa
S.rs ss .sssss y sys : s sss csks;
oilistrom. ofRnbicou. Mich.
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plotted against by two wicked cham
berlains, was thus discovered. Nor
decai heard Of the plot, and CON-
municated his Knowledge OF it to
Esther; but Haman as overseer OF
the realm had neglected TO requite
Mordecai therefor. King Ahasuerus
determined at once TO send for Ha-
man 10 order that they might con.
suit together as TO what honor should
be conferred upon Mordecai for so
important a service. Haman S err
rand to the palace at this early hour
OF the morning was to obtain permis-
sion from the King to hang Morde-
cal
SCRIBE READING RECORDS no KING.
SOLOS King, Scribe Haman,
King What honor and dignity
has been done to Mordecai for this ?
Scribe. Nothing is done for him.
King. Who is ia the court?
Scribe. Haman.
| King. Let him come in. Enter
Haman. O Haman. what shall be
done unto the man whom the King
delighteth to honor2
| SOLO-Iiaman
Let the royal apparel be brought
and the horse the King rideth upon
aud let oce Of the Kings most noble
ppihces proclaim before him; thus
shall it be done unto the man whom
the king deighteth to honor.
King Make haste, aud take the
apparel and the horse, as thou hast
said, and do evenso unto Mordecai,
the Jew
Enter Jews, teioicing. Fgll Choras.
Aha aha! aha ahal proud Haman
begins to fall.
Announcement.
The King has given commandment,
Aud Haman must obey;
For surely his royal will IL done,
A light succeeds the day,
lie muat make haste and take the apparel
And the horse AS he has said,
And do even 40 20 Mordecai, the dew
CHORUS.
Rejoice, rejoice, rejoice, rejoice.
500 AND CHORUS
Trust in the Lord forever; for in
the Lord Jehovah is everlasting
strength.
For lie bringeth down them chat dwell on high. |
HIGH PRIEST.
SOLO, Sister of Mordrcai
For thou hast been a strength to the poor |
strength TO the needy IN distress
Solos and Chorus Mordecal's sister and High
Thou wilt keep aim in perfect peace whose
mind Is but stayed ON TGee.
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For Sale or Rent.

My farm located about one mile
from L'Anse village.
Mrs. MARY SHorBoLT,
Railroad Street. L'Anse, Mich.
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ACT V.
SCENE FIRST


Ha,uar pFOciaiming Mordecai the hororee OF
the King
Solo and Triumphal March,
Persian March. Proclamation,
Thus shall 1t be done unto the man whom
the KING dellghteth to honor.
The King shall honor the Queen
And Mordecai great shall be,
While peace and prosperity onward how
Der mountain, and plain, and sea
Hnrrah hurrah, hurrah,
Huzzah. huzzah, hdZzah,
Tell it, ye breezes, from desert 20 sea;
lsrael triumphs, ner people are free.
CHORES
We have been rambling, wand'ring
out in the forest today.
Catching the breath OF the zephyr
That noateth 30 blithe and gay,
Tossing the bright leaves 10 aud fro,
Piaying coauette with the flowers be.or;
Lifting the curis from laughing brow
Now acre, then tar away
Ia, la, ia, etc.
SCENE SECOND
Distress of HAmau' family. "ormud," tae
i4oi god, their only hope
SoJo Z~resh to Haman
TAy rallrg Ssses,. aias, We know it all;
A18 y b. before Whom thoa now begin st 10 fall
B9-z . to- fSrs q tbe do.n -;rnaden Jew.
Tzy -ofg9Nss st- z.ag, tAy pl@asures are few,
HEf-.LE Haste 70 the har auei bsll'
Ths star 4 l5s o-sest
~ 1..Es. s1Ll be a4Iyst ia be owr devices
tAOkts
ilL T4EB ESii
h8bLtt9 King Ahasurfus
SCEhE THIRD
~ aE:igU.e DB.a AnS l,H cnorus
gr-ep- Riar suo TIausan. Csosns
Lg.r s1t dbs besusaeus (Saesp. sac
ZaIg 3f. 0uf upDie King ftC.
.t.aSas
:. -'.,s ~s' "%s
'-1s
,,,.,,,
-
7 -.'uo 49, ~. ~ 'O' s'-'''
sas ny Ss1Sis ss ny request;
PSs ne az ssas- 40 ny people,
- y s>ss'S3aS. 20 D. slain. and 20 perish.
hrss- WhS 10 b>. ard shere IL be. that durst
presSsae Ia his h-art % DO thiss
wiet-d Haman.
fHaman, Z@resh and child i'm piore mercy from
the Queen. She spurns them.
KIxs. o bass. ungratefuI mani Viper, whose
treacherous fang smites the hand that feeds thee
,hroaah ,,as,h,. nor,A la r.,
HERALD.
Behold, there waiting stands
Built by Haman's hands, q gaIlows fifty cubits
high.
T The uou aan0Ds,..ion ~ nsa Er,, a T.m,o
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ACT III.

-flCbCS uuN GN SIabS, ~ "do dNatu w
20 into the presence of the King un-
called. For thirty days King
-Ahasuerus had not seen his beautiful
: Queen. Haman's 5 influence and the
Kings love Of VINE had made him
lorgetful of his domestic and ielici
ties and duties.
''And thus She came unto the King
get did she gJunto him with tremb-
ling and fear. and 50 soon as she was
come over against him, her Joints
failed her Immediately, aud she fer
down in a swoon; but the King
leaped from bis throne and :ooE her
il his arms, etc etc JosepLgs
cH0zUs
Hail, Hail Hasl.
Al bail % hl1g Aa1susrga-
All hail 20 oar a.lob- Eia-
We grast tass ~ lEA pgl,rs ap.lsre,s,
Loudly thF 3ra1sr z EFrg .asG
our nobis kIl T. say cslises ,s.Z
Al, We greet tnss .sh qotrss 10 4.s~t
Loudly ~ Il s.n- ~ srlissy
Loudly our g1gchs -a.'s.
EsTHEEs MtIDs 90 HoEOa
B-E9ld aGr .sve'f queer
solo AND DuEF E.a- laa E-Ca..r
King What Il st. Qlees gssher.
and what is thu request, Is akalL t,s
granted thee 10 TIE Ez.i d my s.n2-
dom.
ESTHER II it seem good G1n ik6
King, il it please him to graft nv
petition, let the King aud Hamz1
come to the banquet have prepared.
KING. Cause Haman make haste,
that he may do as Esther has said.
KING
long live our beauteous Queeni
Esther. beauteous QueenI
Hail, all hail to thee, Esther, hail to theei
long may thy beauty rule over land and seal
ESTHER.
Long live our noble King,
Ne'er shall thy praises endi
Ever ths datiful more than the beautiful.
Find la thee friend.
CHORUS.
Long live, etc.. etc.
ACT w.
SCENE FIRST
CHORUS OF PERsIANs
Hail to'the Monarch.
The Kings messenger notifies
Haman that ne has been invited to
Esther's banquet. Haman 8 friends
jubilant.
SOLO, DUET AND CHORUS Call 70 banquet.
Herald, Zeresh. and Chorus OF Persians.
Haste to the banquet hall,
Haste ye TO Eether's call.
All ehall TO Haman bow,
All do him reverence now
SOLOS. Attendants, Zeresh and Chorus.
SOLO. Zeresh.
Nordocai, the jew, shall no longer ait in scorn,
while the proud Aeagite In splender pssseth by.
SOLO. Hsman.
Yet all this avaiieth me nauxht.
SO long ~ I see Mordecai, the jew,
Sitting at the Kings gate.
SOLO. Zeresh.
why should this Hebrew vex my lord.
When vengeance waits upon thy wordf
Make thou gsilows nifty cubits high,
And thereon tomorrow let this Hebrew die.
Then shall no care its shadows DER thee fling;
Then 60 thou merrily unto the King.
Hurrahl hurrahI hurrshi
Mako thou gallows fifty cubts high, etc.
SCENE SECOND.
ron the night after Queen Esther g
strange and perilous approach TO the
royal presence uncalled. Kind Ahas-
uerus was troubled to know why she
came. He could not sleep and there
fore commanded that his scribe
should en- ntertain him by reading from
the book OF Chronicles. The discov-
cry OF Mordecai's unrequitted SER
vices 10 saving the Kings life when
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WoaLD's STANDARD REF.
EREncE DooE on COPPER.

The Mining Msn needs the book for the facts Il
givss htm shout mipes, mining and the metal.
The Investor needs the book for the facts Il
coppes sthelsefcs, Hundrede of swfndling com
panies are exposed In plain English
Price 10 - In Buckram With gilt top 81 80 In
on approval, 20 my address ordered, and may be
fully sstisfaseofy. =
noRA0E ]. STEVENS,
us rosJcEIy!S1scss IS sISS3. zsS'l.isS5 issS5udnros
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Removed From Office.

Mr.. Louis p. Head, who is
charged with shortage in his ac-
count at the Kentucky Branch
Prison at Eddyville, amounting to
S513.51. denies the charge and has
employed three lawyers to defend
him. Mr.. Head has always stood
high as Il public official and bust
ness man, and his friends are hope
full that he will prove the assertion
he has made and that he is an in
nOcent man. Mr.. Head was the
member of the Legislature from
McCrackcn county at the last term
and was, until removed under the
above named charge. Clerk of
the Eddyville Prison Branch.
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State Fair.

r. f. Hughes, of the Louisville
Commercial Club, than whom
there is not "A man of greater en-
ergy, determination and ability,
has been made secretary of the
State Fair. The salary to be paid
him is 50, 800 per year for services
until March |, 1906. Louisville
redeems her pledge by turning
over Sl65,OOO and the next fair
will be at Churchill Downs. The
meeting bids fair to be the most
attractive the State has ever given
and the fact that Mr.. Hughes is
the secretary the more intensifies
that belief.
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Sells Loose Tobacco.

Attention of tobacco growers is
called to the Growers Tobacco
Warehouse, of Lexington, which
sells loose tobacco. If the tobacco
is hauled in wagons it shows to
better advantage; but if it is to be
shipped we recommend that it be
priced light, 200 to 800 pounds to
the hogshead. We dray ship
ments from depot free. Free
lodging for drivers and places for
teams overnight is provided.
Our terms for sale are 2 per
cent commission and Is cents per
hundred pounds and pay 81, 90
for empty hogsheads.
Luther Stivers, Mgr.
E. B. Hawkins, Secty.
% If 636-S ). Broadway.
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To Cost S49,500.

The city of Paris is expected to
issue bonds to the amount of $50. 900
and this with $40. 800 secured from
insurance will give a fund of $40
600 with which to put up IA new
school building at Paris, and
$500 for furnishings. Archi-
tects are asked to give plans and
specifications on two-story build
ing with Auditorium on first floor,
sixteen school rooms, music room
and laboratory, the cost to APP
proXimate 50, 800. The -, 800 for
furnishings include heating appa-
ratus. seating and other contin-
gencies.
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A Candidate.

Our friend. :. Monroe Nickel,
of West Liberty. was in our city
yesterday. He is candidate for
the Republican nomination for
Railroad Commissioner Of this, the
Third district Of Kentucky. em-
bracing Is counties. including and
east of Whitley, Clark and Boone
counties. We can cheerfuIly and
heartily commend him as an e1er-
gctic, capable and worthy young
man. The interests committed to
his hands would receive prope~ at
tention. He is a lawyer anG mas
been cashier of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank of Caney. Ky,
since its organization in 1894. ca
ccpt during one year.
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MiSGireCted Letters.

More then 100000 piece, Of
mail went aetray in these United
States last year because they @ere
not directed even well enough for
the experts to dccipher the names
and addresses. Millions Of this an
mense total went to the dead letter
office. Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral De Graw wants to get people
into the habit Of writing their own
addresses ON the outside Of eaye-
lOpcS.
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Brought Back to Jail.

G. X. Prewitt, Sheriff of this
county, captured Grover Freeman
ut Hillsboro, ILL.,, who was wanted
here for perjury before the Janu-
AIRY term of court. Freeman had
skipped, leaving his bondsmen in a
hole by $500. Freeman says he is
innocent of the charge.
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HANGED.
Four Mon Die on FRIDAY.

-Four men died ON the scafold in
Kentucky on Friday for crime,
committed. Two white men
hanged at Russcllvillc from crimi-
nal assault upon II young girl. One
of them had tried to commit sui
eide on previous night by opening
Il blood vessel.
At Barbourvillc IA negro died
for numbering Il white woman.
In Eddyvillc pcnitcntialy IA ne
gro was hanged for killing another
negro convict.
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Organized.

The Athletic Association of the
p. &. :. has been organized by
elccting the following officers:
Kenny DelIaven, president: Rich
ard Stofer, secretary: Richard APP
person, manager of the baseball
team, and Pete Campbell captain
of the the team.
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fire at Jackson.

An Office building. frame. swo-.
story, belonging to Hargis Bros.
at jackson and occupied by law
ycrs, doctors and the jackson Hu,-
tier was totally burned last week
while most of the occupants we're
at supper. But little was saved.
The building was between Hafyis
Bros. and Day Bros. stores.
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StOCktOn'S Tailor Shop.

The only up-to-date shop in the
city. Here you get the best clean
ing, pressing and neatest repairing
work done.
Strother Thomas, Manager.
Phone 225. 2S-l3t
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Q
Sr OPS.


Mrs. Peach Wells remains sick.
Miss Margaret Gregory is very
i'll.
Ben Morgan visited in Fayette
last week.
Arch Prewitt and son visited
Len Robertson Sunday.
5. F. Deal and wife visited Mrs.
LoI Hall, near Camargo, Sunday.
Thos. McQuithey, of Judy, will
take charge of the blacksmith shop
here.
Squire John c. Trimble has rem
ted the Owing's farm from Will
Clay.
y Miss Mary Gillaspie, of Clark,
\ is visiting the family of j. II. Gil
1aspie.
At Ferguson's sale Thursday.
everything sold brought the top
price"
Farmers here have gone tobacco
wild, A larger crop than usual
viii be put out.
Thos. n. Coons and wife. of
North Middletown, came Thursday
TO visit relatives.
Silas Shelburne was here last
week in the interest of Shelburne's
tobacco warehouse of Lexington.
The printer made us rob Plum
Lick" of his items last week.
Honor him, to whom honor is
due"
Nebraska is agitating the local
option question, and yet. some men
say the liquor question is of no
Importance.
Mrs. T. j. Jackson and daughter.
Miss Helen, of Owingsville. visited
the family of Thomas Warner
Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Lee Foley entertain
eel with a valentine Party" Thurs
day night. 1t was pleasant affair
and was enjoyed by those present.
IIisle bought the following crops
uf tobacco last week: VIM. Coph-
--er's ut III cents: Frank Dragoo's
at 10 cents: James Gregory's at 10
cents; Alfred Moore 10 cents, and
Richard Wills at s! cents. Kirk
patrick bought Clay & Trimble's
at 81 cents.
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Williams Kidney Pills.

Have YOU neglected yOur kidneys? Have you
Overworked your ne vous system and caused
trouble with your kidneys and baddery Have
you pains in your Ions. side, back, grOlns and
bladder: Have you a fiabby appearance of the
face, especially under the eyesY Too frequent II
desire to pass urine? If 50, Williams Kidney
Pills VIII cure you sample free. BY mall soc
Sold by Thos. Kennedy. 20-lyr.
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The Committees from the Board
of Education and from the City
Council are Fastening to get ready
for the letting of a contract to re-
build the Paris High School build
ing recently destroyed by fire.
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DIR. CaldWell's
(LaxatiUe)
Syrup Pepsin

Everybody knowst that PEPSIN isgood
for the stomach, but in combination with
certain plant drugs by DR.. CALD-
WELLS formula, its natural value
is highly increased
DR.CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSiN
is the best thing in the world for COR
recting and curing all forms of stomach
trouble-you'll say so when you try it.
DR.. CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN
can be obtained i'll both dollar and half
dollar sizes at all druggists, and your
money will be refunded if it fails TO
benefit you.
Your postal card request will bring by return
man our new booklet, DIR. CALDWELL'S
bOOk OF WONDERS" and free sample TO
those who have never tried this wonderful
remedy. Mail your postal today
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Steps to Pool the Crop of '07.

\ meeting of the of tobacco
growers was held on Monday at
the Courthouse. The chief speaker
was Hon. Abe Renick. Of Clark
county. lie reviewed the work in
his county. The people there have
raised SD. 900 for a warehouse.
and pledged over 1900 acres of
1909 crop. He proposed that the
Clark Society would take care of
the Montgomery raisers if the latter
so desired. In this county the sub
scriptions for IA warehouse are
about -, 200. but the canvas is Just
beginning.
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tie Came.

Jno. Mckinney Of Powell Co. E.
called early on Monday to
have that tag changed on his paper
and he asks us to say: Tell the
people to come in and have that
tag changed. He is prompt pay
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Page Woven Wire Fence, the
best fence on earth. Write for
catalogue and prices to
G. T. Flanders, r. F. D. 3,
soft Mt. Sterling, KY.
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Business.

j. Mort Pieratt, of Eel, is
again merchant after being out
20 months. The style of firm is
j. M. Pieratt & Co. His partners
are Floyd Rose and E. II. Lewis.
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BURIED TOWN OF PHOGNiCIA.
Splendid Results Expected When Ex
cavations Are CompIeted.

One Of the most interesting pc
RODS in the history Of southern
ItaI Y. the scene Of .'n many supcrlm-
posed civilizations in the ancient
world. is that Of the Phocnician do
mlniOn, Of which 50 few remains are
known. To those that are known.
however, there is shortly TO be added
another. Of the first order Of histori-
cal and archaeological importance.
On the island Of San PantaIco. off
Marsala. lies buried the Phoenician
town Of Mozia. and Commentators
Whitaker of Palermo, an Italian
proprietor with an exceedingly Brit
ISL name. has resolved upon laying
bare the ruins. Work is TO be begun
next month, but meantime certain
preliminary excavations already
made give an earnest Of the SpIcn-
did results that may be expected.
The magnitude Of the undertaking
may be inferred from the fact that
the walls, several Of the towers sur
mounting which are still visible.
made a circuit Of wide extent.
Conspicuous among the portions
already brought to light are two Of
the town gates, one to the northeast
and one to the southwest. corrc-
spending to the known towers. and a
curious battlcmcnt built with semi
circular blocks. Perhaps the most
curious Of all is an archaic towns
gateway, with an inner inlet worked
into it, similar to the Kothon Of
Carthage. Much of the building
was done with blocks of colossal size
The work of excavation is being di-
rected by Prof. Salinas, curator of
The national museum of Palermo.
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Residence Burned.

Clay Domains residence at Ow-
ingsville, occupied by Judge
Daugherty, was burned Saturday
morning.
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JEFF RSONVlLLE

j. B. Salyer and family will
leave for Texas soon.
Born, to Wash Richardson and
wife on the 18th, a son.
L. NJ. Wineman has rented ID.
ID. Salyer's farm for SIS.
Oliver Ficklin bought a fine
young horse from j. B. Salyer fol
S130.
j. B. Salyer's sale went off with
good attendance, and everything
sold well. II. :. and T. ID. Rich.
ardson bought the house and lot
for 500. 80.
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in the world to you. If you took the
right kind of care of them, you wouldn't
suffer, but you don't.
The only wayyou can correct the t-ou-
BILE you do have and prevent these parts
from getting out Of order is TO use
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ARRESTED
FOR Having Two living MiYess

t..a .rr- '-- E, ir1s y. sstlsssy.~,
On Monday }. 4. Henry. Jailer
OF Morgan county, and Il. South
Stamper, Coroner, of Morgan
county, came to our city. thence
to Omer Ratliii's farm in Bath,
near Sharpsburg, and arrested
Jas. \. Watson, formerly of
Chambers Station. in Merefce
county, and brought him here on
Tuesday and went to Morgan.
Watson was living at HeIechewa
IN Wolfe, in November, and mar
rled Miss Lou Ellen Jones. aged
about IS years. daughter of James
Jones. At that time he had wife
living at Camel City, four miles
from Miss Jones home. and prob
ably six from lIelechewa. Wat
son is reported to have said shat
he thought his former wife was
dead. The last wife remained in
Bath. Watson will be arraiened
in Morgan Circuit Court.
FoE RENT Store Room. Main
Court street. Owingsville. Ky,
opposite west side Court House,
lately occupied by Outlook office.
Fine stand and good opening for
most any kind Of business.
21-tf. Owingsville BANKING Go.
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STOMACH ACHE

You have
more OF less
trouble WJth
your Storl-
ach, your
bowels aCj
Your l.vt-
everybody
does. and
when these
UCllCltS anu
easily-dis-
ordered or
cans DO Get
outofOrder,
they are the
worst things
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Lowest price on barbed and
smooth wiIe at
:. G. T. Flanders, r. F. ID. 3,
H0-tf Mt. Sterling, KY.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-28
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