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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-10-28
CAN'T BE TOUCHED

in quality or pure mellow favor by any
other brands of liquors. We are vend.
ofso the best and purest Rye Wits.
keys, both straigh and blended. They
are mellowed BY age and are always in
splendid condition. There are none to
compare with them in exquisite HavDr
and they are so pure taat physicians
freely recommend them as tonics aud
builders-up of rundown constitutions
Prices are in accordance with the quail
ity.
THE ELMORE BAR
EoW. F. GODDARD, PR 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

There BE- matinee THE afternoon
af the Moore. and there will be an
other saturday Hfhs cianHmhu.
which ls playtug here this week r.
proving his drawing card. though
" 10 far from helms Il great plaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

Captain swift" Is being played
this week ~ the Lois theatre Next
week, the Lois viii redeem ita many
promises aHd present Dorothy
Vernon - Haddan Hail. with Minn
May ein the title role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
Washington's Mineral Re.
sources VIII Be Well
Displayed.

The Washington state mine ex.
hibit at the exposition viii be a
departure from the usual ran OF
mining exhibits. IN that II viii show
all that IL to bo shown from every
district W A. iinteman, direct
or OF the department Of mines for
the exposition has just returned
from a trip 10 The mines along the
northern boundary, AZ every camp
he called the mine operators TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
STATE MINE EXHIBIT TO
BE COMPLETE IN DETAIL

gethor aud told them what he want
ed done. The mine owners will
elect local commissioner 20 work
with the director
Each display 81 the exposition Will
range from 80 10 900 pounds Of
ledge rock. aud a good average
piece Of pay shoot vii be- shown.
With this Will be a small piece Of
hanging wall rock and piece Of the
foot Of the vail rock
This viii accurately show the
ledge formation and the formation
OF the surrounding territory
The name. location. name 0f the
owners. size ~ the ledge aud the
amount OF development work done
wlll all be given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
THAW THREATENED TO
KILL HIMSELF

WHITE PLAINS. n. y. Oct g.
After charging that Harry x
Thaw who killed Stanford White
in the summer Of 1906. was still q
dangerous paranoiac and recently
had threatened 10 kill himself, Dis
trlct Attorney Jerome Withdrew
from the case yesterday when Jus
tico Mills refused 10 transfer the
rehcarlng on the question of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

Checkers" which ~ billed at abe
Grand neat seek is play which So
now 10 itH'atHth season. and promises
60 run fof aH manf more, THIS
years company 10 the same 80 last
years. VITA three exceptions Helen
ormabgr who thls year haa the role
81 Pert. ia one ~ ihe youngest lead s
ms women on she American stage
This Honey maauefs IN making the
hit ~ fNe season thus Tar n mtii
continue chs fsAt ~ the week e3th
matinee saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

character, = viii he seen a, the seat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

Sire EsH Pays work - thsnma
tufHN at paHfmEsa thia week has
been Initiated iH many instances bat
a. 10 the original Mrs IVA FaF who
80 appearing az the Pmutmnea she
claims 20 BE- able a. answer auF
question ~ NhatsNeF nature that
may DO asked hsF regarding past
present or fufafe The HfeiliHas
comedy hHi maHluuiafore Harvey 4
laea. Hebrew comedians TIE Il
Manfa hantaisfs and the heii trio
fn neu songs are other features.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

Thaws sanity from Wesseheater
county to New York county There.
upon Justice Mills declared that
he would name two experts 20 ex.
anime Thaw az 10 his sanity be
tween today aud SATURDAY. and
settle the case upon their report
on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

Dimitru Chicohko. who lives AZ
1895 Jackson st., reported 10 the
police today that $40 WAS stolen
from his room last night When he
awoko this morning the cash Was
missing and 80 was n bedtellDw
whose name he does not remember.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

"nohha' nilemWa. the piaYiet Do
which Franklin Understood appears
az the ofpheum thln week De- see
hicie which gives play 30 che full
powers ~ this comedian If con.
and witty lines Frances RiaHaon
ana George Hinumuuiaf afford Tn
deru God good support in the piece
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

spAULDiNG. Idaho Oct S.
Thomas King. a prosperous farmer
aud an old timer. living three miles
from here. scratched his finger
with a wire few days ago aud
blood poisoning set h. lie iu nov
lying AZ the point of death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

THE Heart ~ the Blue Ridge
af the Nnhftie theatre this week. az
play IL good q o. presented hy the
clever company ~ players which
Russell. Drew and French have
gathered together Nest week 'srhr
King Of ihe cowboTH' viii be the ~ O..
faflMn 81 tho Thlrl ANnnna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS


The seat sale faf ""rhe Mau 81 the
iionfs whtNh comes 90 the Moore
theatre fuf nest week. began fhtB
morning The hoN cffice indira
tions are that the present visit 81 tbs
company viii be az popularity re-
crivad as was its former one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

Nine vaudeville acts a. the Star
theatre Include ~ Ruda Jap
iugEirr tha Dewey Dayton Trio. in
eccentric singing Alice Morftuek in
sketch Tom Dempsey fhe coined
guEafarH ~ g.. Wefden song g.
illustrator and Chester u'Aman the
tsifgathist and mystery performer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

Thr Seattle theatre has The
Rocky Mountain Express. middle
west meludfafaa. with strong char
aefsrs this Wrsk ~ a. drawing
Z fuii houses Nrst week beginning
Sunday afternoon. "a cripple
creek mslodFAma ~ suFit
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-16

loveran1enG Fanr1-scr lfas 8.9f1ri
r..t Ia iEesnnnls firm tor 1rer-
on II G.Avet IN ne aarrtl
Flank III tie 1r,l-lsas
River II Pine
3fuyi

Tht-s etilcs44 lasonnrealaae riia
at5lns . I've aeue-acr .sr u. On
.cruocaan II ne 65overn1.en1 ,s'7ze
N ar 1ort-a side II re tri1a1aaa
YER At iii 7olnr. las ,eaanaae
sec-asarv !. adweiI. II TIE
Fine gIa1r 3oara ~ Trade. l1n
voriz N ne 1ew eva. vil1ai s 20
10 Installed % prevent 1u-=-9ff''
nj III Ari1ansas slver II ah1a Joint,
VIII aee1n Is soon as tie c,g.1cs Of
VA ira Improved by II 53varn
ualr. Memphis son1eacLi1sr IN
vas awarded lie contract - &c
work. he 1evee # - 1u1-s
mon recommendation tfovel'l'-
23tAals Anr5 resea's. vie ad ms
lr- hi VINO .leclara aaa '11lesa
3e11e masaazaae. ~ 4r,i.,a-
sas riTer vi al across s@ea =
and. L IA. M above SIC 331.t.
ma eaYa he at# l-rn I'D ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-16
EVERYBODY IVsnS
tHsaRSE.

aEItAofS
! GOOD speeder must a.'|
titr.I1.z. light xeigil LII
retae- harness, and made
very aes- nateria4a' a''sn
- s,s onr ar-sea
OF aarness4 .Srr a'A'H6 II
OF The aes1 aeI 80 =
,tv5-a ana 6aadsome
time When ecu need . as';
vol.r eosse bring lin . = /
vuSS-NCHvu!II,,a1
,N, NAN SrhL1Ts
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-16
Nc MORE Cashiers
CHICKS -EST
Banks nj This TT IRE CaneeilIng the
7:iDer T0uey Issued some Weeks
90 md ASH Payments Have
Been fasuuea lG Iii ID
al 1au4lag Houses.

Nc lGre ,ash1erg. cheeks LCe icing
issued ~ he 2sne EIuf learning
House lsaoctaS.an. when S eouposes.
IT IL ne BalAs he FRY Their
issuaaee WIS discontinued severa. taYE
ago IL II IL checks ,haE Ire .cZ1--
NJ INTO 5ae gar,eus 9a1Az Ire 1ei1.Z
cancelled. The 1a1As lITe ,esa--.act
payments : ash md he .i1aLc'a.
strir-encv las entirely 3icwr Nv
The manner Z which he .oca. Oh
ers handled he situation : .cn.ne1-,-
able M .i.= lsatlc s. 20 = eo.-:ss1., az
IateG n displaying rs confidence Z
their 4h3-.1Y . successfully 71ZII re
Banks -hrourE 1te 1ry1cG 3c;:ea. Tie
banks 1ar;ratt confidence LIZ we're
gwen Z / 1ew II he Ee9G.caI ones
-;..c Withdrew .5,ei- -.tTsY lircu cta
banks lave returned herr deposits aaG
are wiser Hen And women tie s,acks
II Fine Bluff are Go strong Id -t,ai-
officials co CONSERVATIVE % 1e -augr-
Y 4 erap set Tor etsE 2y re Eastern
1cna~ 1i-1aces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-16

.,,.aan,-,an4ra =,r=.i -,atut5y.a WIS tnin-
.1 .-,.,,,..fs,, .-a,--1ei... .as-sr.z
..... .s,. -,r..,.-,,anr
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q, -,tf,,..,an 1-zn,t-- .r,t AS Jre1
og, rsa fnder wa ~ .awarrea lv
..,-,-,,,.,ts. anne he zaahle 1rffee.
L-lG-a.;t
MRS. r. 4 l. -Iil.I v1u las
aa1 f1Ha sieH or sefeea4 iaT-s.
Hf.l tnaDle cave Ter 5ea. lut
Wis tan0lF.t hIcl -nDfaEf-a
'rtaz
neee5. lr lawi# .t,.f''ta
5rs@5dene ne ia.zans ssl1s- Fa#
reHar-aa Id ~ eff' 5-rfs fa''ta#
VIII u grippe 51la manr #'end@
oUe ~ us eeea~ raeaF5''''
-5aIesmau aa--7ei. 'aJa-.
~Idp. our uca..tz- i93 7ff MONTH
md expense - ar " semm5a=
lan. Experience alleet'ssil..s
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-16

7i1ar most r-.7ilz.#s.se-
zzosr .t5ttlcu.z 10 .7r5...o.r 1r
1r1ca-v0lear four cereals nd
eizer groceries, Vii .e.f7 zaa
axe The neal II that
4aauld be. Come ard let
IA .5r7Lv zou WITH lie ehllas
-.a1ar Tempt other 'oulen 3
husbands "a cat n he HOLT
me-. Give rou1z Tie saf1se
! 5.sls.lz1e,lz and Hr1 i1ow 17ac.1
-ac.er &c VII. pay OF 1haE
zs,v .1ar II irnss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-16

Walter Z ,II,l1.9leE.s at .aarar-
daT or 4lszru-el@r. '.:x.la. where 10
vii mend seva"a raat,a 1T rs
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-16

Mrs. R.. j. Nils. vuu las
lr=7r ft.ta IL. or 5eFaea4 Ia.
it, naDie cave Ter }ed. 1ut
rsts saa0lr ri nuch improved as
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-16

Tsacr ewai- lbs affirmed : LIZ
nome i his e,tE' alter I 1leasa2lr 'lslU
With lis luar. r. 3a.aes Z Client
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-16

:. D. sFFzE11ar- - 1 N5e4-
City IN L BUSINESS MISSION -.
,IZ-laI,. % be present 1t -Arn1
err gjven Wednesday Hrrt fr z'ea
r-eErpIe fe Wis 20 Lave -sFTacrr-..
l. solo IN ehar occasion IA v;
II avot1anly Detained i che E&s-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-16

l-.-."Aiilt-' IL = -ttst--4 Ill
-uruea s-,7m strran ynera e
zuenr serara. .tars =.-,as1.saar.ns. T.
IL business.
T.,acr zewal las saz.l.1ed : LIZ
home Il his eltT liter I pleasant '-slU
With lis lu.lr .lrs 1Iasaes / 5ient
1 Little Iaek-
!. Elder anu Z. Z. Vr-ga1 II
5oneshoro md : andersen II
.7.ls,a4cou5d Ire ,ag.sT.4rad II IL
tote 1e1farson
Edward sfisl,aisgan 1e celebrated
L-.11-.a lccK ranor VIC sa1g Il lie
Temple ast l.eac VI. ,arllrn Q rs
Jcme = 1e anita IT. Ills nar2
IL
Docror Y. ar. 5a.ien1auga as
,aru-nea I'm -.t1.e aacK where he
.L51--andea lnG presided ever lie ln1ua.
leer,ug II lie state Leieet:c sfeHtea-
Association
: t. Villefard las -eEur1ed .
Dumas I15ar, I11anG.1g ne lanna.
sfoc.z1oi ers meeting u ne Citizens
5anx. Ea vas aieeuaa me II u
t5aaetors.
5vran 55avtes 1l.l.1sl.yea, u
2zne gIulf -4r1t laa zTa1zr Tomaa-
ays ocal nrerearI. las reta.aea
ram l lugr3aa business ~ st.
z-huls.
Mss 3eu-ue Wheat. ri 4anak4
AK, vas he IL. -esterdar i
z5Iear II Ter sousI1. .1ss dlz- Tf.5on-
The at1er vent Q dc.lanee VIZ. 1ef'
Ter CIV tays' +tsir
2 :. Ti,leF manager 51 lie
ztaYwood plantation II FEa7-fvaoG.
Arlt.. WIS n ne aIlT as1eraav az
~ come aere g attend nees.n.s IT
lie j. !. zEct1ea Eamnan~ s7aeA-
lotderg
Mss gAasnur1 IND 1er sle4r.
Miss Weaver Ut s1aafFiz1. Tenn.
RETURNED. .odaY rom snor- e1air Il
Mss .r1aitef1 5t ne Bl,.1-E--
lie 2aclr 2l2arI5.
-~e,i z4o4der IT --41-.e. 2aci. IL
--r : 1Ie..sa1c 1ssl1 zare- WHY Lev
rand 2-a11sezr IND aml7-.
,etc---ec % re aaniGaI III Jester
tay. l4, GE-lilifsr vas ,ccenr--
slaer5d | -1e.r13e., u ne Lutte Rock
council.
Mss ETa Jacobsen. ..,e snae.1,-.l.-
L.4G1-.ts. zacH -Cca.-ar VIC vas me ii
tie 1acr.clcaals 1 &c 7ca1c 2nera
concert II -ae Jennie asr 11g;i~. VI
-cr;.-- lt,rue -cdav. Vile I ne ..ICT
sne vas ne guest II Kisses 5oInson
On Vest 8arraauc street.
.an1 = 211aerrcrr aru ; L
Duncan Iave ,erurret1 o tie civ rom
N Important BUSINESS III C New Or
leans rhey VI orange Or lie IL
Mediate complexion Il heir alg nj
8er Jeal aera. vneeaBE 5heT 5eecme
re sole svuere II IL Ne properties
II he 5IIf 10y Lu1l3er C0moa2r
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re. n .er7.rned - Ls aoala
=asteraaF. l. ronHed ever d #aear
while vim rs sua. thomas 3 al
.raIt. lere-
Mrs. , f-Iem1on& laa tau ct sc.
Hiss tartI4 n 1Ierr@ona IND Mrs.
+ T. -a11eva. we're g11eaCa II ne
s9orat jefferson yesterday m heir
vav q lives. Tenn. rom Camden.
yeera -hey attended, lie tu1era4 d
liz. .ara Mr.. :. l. 7rumneCr. Mrs
L..ru1aTe ives IL 9h3o, Ten1.- z1c
Mrs.. C.anroua ma Miss e--,ts.r,11,l3rls
Il -.lves.
Miss L.tsvEretce, ne Chinese lis
ii,al1.lr-- rto spolla II the LaA.zslts
e.2u--ca ast l1gnc. = L rl1esc 3e z
Z n. Mills lid taI-11Iy VII Je = 80
st1y. Size VII leave ebay Ird VII
al rom San Francisco t2r lima
n Tauuirv 20. where sae VII r.
NAN Tor zen Fears II he MISSION
lr~ vc1rN. Miss --everette ,as al
.eldv spent -en wears n -11tna
shat rurK
D rTa.rrer. I -e4-
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-02-27

A KENTUCKIAN APPOINTED: -
Charles A. Conrad of Kentucky has
been appointed chief clerk of the
Post Office Department.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-02-27
College Items
HERE AND THERE
osoeosososoeososososoeos

Mr.. Z. l.. Roberts's little girl has
a slight case Of measles.
Mrs. Gamble taught Miss Camp
bells music pupils while she was at
Winchester.
Miss Bowersox, who has been III
Tor some time. is able to be out, but
has not wholly recovered her voice
yet
Howard Shoemaker, Berea college
student Of last year, has Joined the
u. S. Navy as an electrician.
Miss Maud Rice OF Paintville. a
Berea student Of last year was mar
ried last fall TO Wayne Colvin, the
surveyor OF Johnson County.
Mr.. Kelly has been chosen toast
master Of the A. Y. banquet. which
viii be held the first Saturday Of the
spring term. Mr.. Fulkerson will pre-
side at the p. d. feast, but the date
has not yet been set.
Mr.. J. S. Penix returned last week
from Saylersville, whore he had gone
to appear in court case. and wishes
IL stated that he was not scared
OUT by any fever stories. lie went
on business, and when it was over,
came back, bringing a friend with
him.
A member Of the college faculty,
famous for mathematical ability, is
accused of swindling the Coop He
approached the gentlemanly clerk
and asked for a tablet costing four
cents. He then produced a nickel
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-02-27
BOYS AT WINCHESTER

Forty-nine boys from Berea at
tended the State Y. NJ c. A. Con-
vention in Winchester from Thursday
to Sunday, and all report a delightful
time. They were royalty entertained
by the people Of the city. and found
the meetings Of the convention both
profitable and pleasant. There was
banquet given for the delegates
Thursday night, by the ladies of Win
chester, which was very much en-
ioyed. The music furnished by the
Berea orchestra and the Ariel Quar-
tet won great applause. Both were
worked almost to death and the
quartet was in such demand that on
Sunday they went from church to
church, and sang many times.
A few Of the boys took advantage
Of the trip to get little recreation
and some of them are still sore over
their experience at a roller skating
rink
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-02-27
WATCH FOR THIS MAN

Several people in Berea a week or
two ago subscribed to Uncle Remus'
Magazine thru a Mr.. ID. +. Rector,
who gave himself out as an agent for
the magazine He was very anxious
to have cash instead of checks, and
got It i'm most cases. The time for the
magazine to arrive is past, and the
subscribers are mostly looking
anxious. One wrote to the magazine
and received a letter stating that no
such man was known, and asking for
his description. He was about five
feet ten, dark and we'll dressed. If you
see him ask him to prove he is an
agent.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-02-27

Mrs. J. G.. Harrison has been quite
Ill with grippe.
VIII Parks was in Cincinnati last
week on business.
Mrs. J. Burdette has been suffer-
ing for the past week with lagrppe.
Miss Bulah Wars OF Scaffold Cane
visited with j. f., Dalton and family
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Tice Gabbard has bought lot
Of b. II. Gabbard on Center street
and expects to build on It soon.
Sidney Combs has sold his new
house on Estill street to Mrs. New
conner.
Miss Grace Baker visited with her
grandparents at Wallaceton Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr. L. l.. Shadoin, the editor of the
News, who was confined with an
attack of chickenpox, was able to be
out again and resume his duties, but
hbon udu W 0uii'hhti again W AAS
humps.
The Rev c. A. Van Wrinkle, pas
tor Of the Disciples Church is away
for a short visit I'm Illinois.
Mr.. Arch Scrivner and family who
have been living here for the past
year moved last week to Pineville.
Misses Grace and Bess Hays and
Lillian Ambrose were the guests last
Saturday night Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lengfellper Of Hickory Plains.
Mr. Bernard Lewis who has been
away from Berea for quite a while
returned from Cleveland. o., last
week
The home OF Mr.. Tom Daniels
about one and one-half miles from
here on the Walnut Meadow pike
burned to the ground about 300
O'Clock last Tuesday morning. The
cause of the fire Is unknown.
The Conversation Club will meet
Friday evening at the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Edwards on Richmond St
Subject for discussion will be, "The
Needs OF Prison Reform"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-02-27

and three coppers- The clerk took
the nickel, giving him back one cent.
The stately professor then said,
Here, I've got four cents now, give
me back that nickel" Which the
gentlemanly clerk did The swindle
was later detected and the swindler
forced to reimburse his victim. An
attempt was made to hush the mat
ter up, but The Citizens natural hon
esty forbids-
The Rev. Charles Sumner Brown, OF
the Walnut Hills Baptist Church,
Cincinnati, gave a most delightful
Washington's birthday talk on PA
triotism" at the College Chapel last
Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Brown were
entertained by Prof. and Mrs. Raine
during their stay here.
The Y. w. c. A. held their annual
business meeting Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock in East Parlor. Ladies
Hall. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Miss Lillian Ambrose; Vice
President. Miss Amy Bridgman; Sec
rotary, Miss Louise Frye; Treasur-
er, Miss Eta Lewis. At the close of
the business meeting a social was
held and refreshments were served.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-02-27
SPECIAL NOTICE

Till further advised, all who
bring this notice can get a trip
to Richmond and return, and
the best set of teeth that can
be made all for $500.
The same terms apply to
all who have over $500 worth
of dental work done. In
buying Railroad ticket take
receipt tor money for the
round trip fare and the re-
ceipt will be taken as cash.
All work guaranteed to be
first class in every respect
and to give good satisfaction.
Only.best class of materials
used.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-02-27

C. u. Holiday went TO Winchester
Friday on business.
Miss Ruth Edwards is receiving a
visit from her mother OF Lcipsic,
Ohio
Mrs Edward Anderson. who has
been very sick with eryslpolas, IS
much improved
Mr. r. A. Roblnson's baby. which
has beon seriously an with pneumo-
MIA. Is now much better.
You don't trust to luck to run your
business for you. Why do you trust
II TO sell your goods for your
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs Ernest G.
Dodge at their home. iiS 9TH street,
Brooklyn. on Washington's birthday
a daughter. Beatrice.
W. ~ Hughes Of Groenhall. form
ar Boroa boy. was In town several
days on business lie Is now a sue
cessful storekoeper
Miss Martha Hacker, formerly OF
Berea. but now Of Hamilton. o.. ux-
poets to visit here during Commence
mont. accompanied by a friend.
The Rev NJ. X. Pasco preached
last Sunday at Pine Grove. Jackson
County. his place at the Congrega-
tional Church being taken by Mr
James Combs
Ina MAY Riley. the three weeks old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Riley. died
last Wednesday and was buried
Thursday Dr. Thomson performing
the ceremonies az the grave.
A telegram has been received
SAYING that the operation on the Rev.
oliver McCully. which Or. Cornelius
won't to Boulder Colo. TO perform,
was most successful
The Rev Mcssrs Hudson and Da-
ger were at Blue Lick last Satur-
day night and at Farristown sunday
giving Mr. Dager's lecture on the
West African Missions. with stereop-
ticon illustrations
The Union Church win use for the
first time at It's communion service
next Sunday. the set of individual
cups presented 20 Il by Prof and
Mrs Dinsmore The church has had
a fine cabinet made TO hold the set.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
CONTINUED from FIRST Page. !

TO TEST RATE LAW:-Attorney
General Bonaparte is planning to
bring a series of suits early next
year TO test the rate law which
was passed two years ago, and
which some Of the railroads are not
obeying. The pipe lines will be one
of the storm centers of the fight.
RETURNING TO MARTINIQUE
Although only six years have passed
since the city of Martinique, with a
population of about thirty thousand,
was wiped out in ten minutes by a
volcanic eruption, hardly a soul es-
Gaping, people are now moving back
there. The volcano is still active. but
hundreds of people are living on the
site of the city, and thousands in the
surrounding country, where forty
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State of Kentucky County of Madison, SIS
Gay Cashier the named bank, do soemnly
the knowledge and belief
j. L. Gay Cashier.
S. WEIGH Wright Kelly, r. Baker, Directors
Subscribed before this Oath day Of Feb 1905
j. NJ Early, Notary Public.
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DANGER IN PORTUGAL:-Ther
is still great danger of some kind of
disorder in Portugal. for the govern
ment has not made friends with eth
er side, and is being attacked by both
parties.