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Emmons County record., 1911-02-23

cAscARErs los a h,Y ~
treatment. Al druggists. bi.r-s :.
u tne world. Million boxes a
Emmons County record., 1911-02-23

PRINTED STRAIGHT ACROSS. NEAR THE BoTIOM AND M
The ciRelE.NEAR THE Top OF EVERY PACKAGE. OF rhE
GENUINE ONE SIZE ONLY. FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING.
DRUGGISTS. REGULAR PRICE sos PER BOTTLE,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
TOWN MEANS BUSINESS
Nsses Offer &C Rsflroso fer Terminal
Fseili;ies-wEit Be center
q cosl Trsfe.

NilChes-e-. - Cs-1zers wax this
town oessgns-ed - an l. & " te-yrf-
nal BON. Winohe~cerf-es viii install
4 pipeline from m Keutlcky RIVER
20 inST7e q SFPly ot water al the
year. ceed q 2e-aere uzc- oS lAod TO
the COMPANY and grant {; iusDooiry
from taxes for - pears The requess
was szhrnac-ed 90 PrssLoeu- NJ II
Smith for his spFroyal. and II i ex-
I-sc>ed thss the vjsheS o. Wircbe<e-
TeSsceccs VII be grated.
The Kentucky cl-J viii be the cen
te- o. he oosl t-7rho from tse Eas-e-1
kenucsy coal Geld wien IL eKten-
son from Jackson. B7earhsSt County. IL
cosDp4s=sd. within ne year 10 the black
dsaurnt district Work T. Dor being
done Upoa tbe Lexington & Eastern.
al q sbe grating being done. TIE
road hss about 3 .e9e nea m he field
p'sshing the Improvements with ylEor.
ard within 9 year Il VIII be hauling
coal OF q In ner district that :
corSidsred BY experts 70 D. the great-
est fed shz- bas been exploited IN
recent years.
CLocMCa-f wi receive most of he
coal tcurs8ze from The kennedy fieAd.
aAcooagn some q IL VII Be se1s south
ward for me Panama Canal trade.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
sA~g= ~ TsoUsLU.


LOUISVILLE - Pecala-iors srteTd.nr
-hu-gh a perod q ten years an.
lno-rlng % s3S.ooo have teen disccE.
ered II ne AFFAIR." az he So,rbern Va.
tsouai hank. and Wiinam g Psrker. y
-. assasg8n, cashier and an ensplC~r-
% TIE bznk since boyhood. oonfsx-aes
70 beng he csfa0ltsr.
Ruusors a q shortage have o-sr
s1oa. for q Ssek past pss rrrlatned
unco-arrnse beczase cencEals % sbe
baok refused 90 give pssolEs-y 10 ne
usa-fe- becalse Pzrke- and MS frseusss
see t&s. mailing up the detascssson
All "a. sie.eoo has been pad hack 20
n. oank.
J; - eiai1ed HAT Parker HAznipS-
sccd sbst - kpo<n a. tbe ~rSdcrp-
ton fund Account and. slshouKA -he
racsoual hank examiner went over his
bco&s e tlnss since - nnst delsscA-
too 10 evidence q srunesofne vzs
ever uncovered a. 20 Psrker.
-c~ t+e Worked u
IT'S DethoS q Geezica.fon was TO
Appropriate ne nu.iiafed ills 90 be
sent 20 Washington for redenpsSon.
axe possession Of tie god bills re
tITrec and AZ his hooks acco-d.n<iy
u s'zs -oe taTlk e121liner's custom no<
70 pruoe ne -edsrsp;ion fund &C
coGnt. ard 1h.s fac Parker kre<. en-
g.neeriug BIS Transactions accordingly
Pz-ke-'s alleged deSAleatboa mieA;
have created through an tna.Anste
pe-iod had & DoS been for Al accs5su.
Ten DAYS ago be prsyared 70 tzke a
vacsoo- TIE Gay he left Ia offoe a
pac1ge q ns- money that bad besn
SD. n retn-n for ns.ola:ed buks was
recssved and pEt away. presumably b.
hin u rs hurTy b. left TIE sip &c
tAe money from WashloS-
t0o lyinC on his desk and hss syst.-l-
:g-e :O11d &. Turltnr 70 the books he
found X had Dor boa ezsered. lie
then ssarvAed vAi1iy for The money.
Lack q entry and lack Il money ~
s1lted an an examination % he ~
ds-uDeson fund occcunt and the a.s-
cove-y % t5e Shortage
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

Walton.-Secretary Arch b. Davis.
Of the Kentucky Banke-s"associatiOn.
gave out the program for the third an
neal meeting Of Group Six to be held
Al Walton. Thursday. May IL:
The Program.
10:3o a m.-CaG to ordeF-President
c. n. Lee. ir.
invocation-Rev. W. ". Evans. Pres
eyterian church. Walton.
Address Of Welcome. c. Tomlon,
Walton.
RespOnse-C. Z. Ford. Flth-Third
National bank. Cincinnati.
state Bank Examinations and the
Responsibility OF Directors" n. 4. Rid
cell, vice president Boone County De
post bank. Burlington.
Banks and Laws Ken
nedy Helm. Louisville. attorney Of the
h Kentucky Bankers association.
Interest on Time Deposits.- z. s.
Clark. president Citizens bank. Fal-
mouth.
Uniform Size OF Checks and the
Kind OF Checks that Should be Given
Away Arch b. Davis, SECRETARY OF the
Kentucky Bankers association. Louis
vile.
The kentucky Bankers Associa.
ton" Arch II. Davis Louisville.
Uniform Size Of Checks ard the
Kind OF Checks that should be Given
Away j. C. Miller. Equitable Bank
and Trust Co, Walton.
The Aldrich Central Bank Law" z.
z. Lee. president First National bank.
Covington-
Address-'~rhe General Welfare OF
the Banking Fraternity" ]. y. Kehoe,
Maysyile, president Of the Kentucky
Bankers association.
What Brings Success TO a Country
Bank A. b. Renaker. cashier PEG
Pies hank. Burlington.
Certified Checks" Hon. Charles Eu-
gene Clark. president OF the First Ma
tional bank. Ludlow.
The Essential Elements OF Sue
cessful Banking table. con
Quoted by A. N. IArkin. cashier Ger
man National bank, Newport
The third annual meeting OF Group
One. Kentucky Bankers association.
viii be held at Paducah Thursday, May
IS. Group Two viii hold its second
annual meeting al Borganheld Thurs
day, June s.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
THE MARKETS
Cincinnati Grain Market.

Fiour-Wi patents sta4s5, do
family s3i0a3.25. low grade s2s5a
275, hard patent S5a52a. 90 fancy
S4.25ai.50. Whcat-No. 2 red 92a9ic.
No. red S5aSSc. No. red 7ias1c.
Corn-No. 2 white b6iHa57c, No. 3
white 56a56lsc. No. . yellow SEA
5Ghc, No 3 yellow 55ha56c. No. z
mixed 56a56hc. No. 3 mixed s5xa
SEC. oats-Ns. white 34,sa35c,
standard white 34aSihc. No. ) white
33AaS4c.
Cincinnati Live Stock.
Catue-Shippers s4.75a5. 65. butcher
steers. extra s5.7ba5.S5, good 90 choice
s5a, 60; heifers. extra $s.65a5.7
good 10 choice St.S5a5.5O. cows. extra
s4.6Oaf.75; good TO choke siA
4.50; Gamers S2.25a3.5o. BuIls--Bo-
logna si.25a475. extra $4.s5a5. Calves
-Sxtra $3.50. fair 20 good $50
6.25; common and largo $360a5. 20.
Hogs-Good Ia choice packers and
butchers S6.20aG.30. mixed packers
s6.lha6.2b, common TO choice heavy fat
sO~s s3.50a5.25, pigs uiO lbs aud le.ssl
s5a6. Sheep Extra S36bas III.
good to choice s3.95a3.6o. Lambs-Rx.
ira Sc. spring lambs seas.
Cincinnati Miscellaneous.
Pouitry-liens iSc 10. spring chick
ems 25aS0c 10, ducks iac. turkeys
i5c. geese case. Eggs-P Prime firsts
l5Ac. frsts lihc. Butter Creamery
extra 24lae, flrsts 23hc. fancy dairy
i5c. Apples Fancy S550a6 a bbl.
choice s5a5.50 bbl Carots-N a
20a30 dozen. Celery Michigan
Slai.25 box Eggpklnts- S. .5IaS a
crate. Honey-sS.7Sa4 crate. Lem.
ons - California s375. Onions
yellow $3.50. white $3.50 bu. Oranges
-s2-60a3 box. pineapples So 7sa4
q crate. Northern Ohio Boa
soe a bu. Early Ohio siai.Y5 bu.
nrnips-sl ,50a2 bbl.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

WiDcAsster.-The teachers institute
for Clark county WIN this year proba-
by be bed daring the fire week IN
September. Mr.. Isoter has fixed this
date in orde- TO allox Miss Alice Ram
sey. who VIII be an assistant instrue-
tor, 90 make oCher engagements for
similar work with other institutes dur.
ing the preceding Months The COM
" teachers are compelled by law 10
ATTEND the institute and the time + al
lowed ( Il Comes within their term u
school
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
MONROE BOYS ORGANIZE
Prizes viii se Given fe- ses. Re.sits
IN Corr.

Toms slnsy1 Ie- The boys 81 I'm
county between ne ages % 10 ard n
wars have Organized a corn gro~g-s'
club. ASoGt leo boys tave Joined ne
o-gs1izaaio7 and viii plant and clls-
vate rAe'E corn aocording 10 direcbO1s
given them Superintendent Jesse T.
Martin received a lot Of select seed
corn from The commission oa AgTicIh.
u-e. V,h3ch = being distributed aTDong
The boys The purpose Is TO demon.
scate 70 the farmer The more srhxrffic
methods 81 farming The work h Be-
ting watched BY many older peTSooG
The one raising The greassse nnHsber O,
bushels 10 the acre will he awarded a
valuable prize.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
CITY ALDERMAN SHOT.
Member Of Bar Surrenders After
Shooting Proprietor Of Hotel.

Lexington Mooney, CRY
Alderman aDi joint partner IN the
Leland hOsel with w. r. KIair. was
sho: and almost Instantly Killed IN the
LOBBY OF the hOcel by Thomas Dnlzn.
formerly a weil-knoxn member q the
Lexington bar. but who in rscens
years has devoted himself TO his
horses.
Dolan - native Of Louisville.
where he spent his boybood q: the
home Of his uncle. the late Charles
Kr2snser, yho E.zs for many years city
vfsl.zEszster. There had b.en suzns
ri feeling between the meo for marty
4 year. !, = sad. Dolan fired fur
Shots. AL O. the bullets took effect.
and one penetrated he haArt. DOLzn
sG-TeEdered 10 tie police
ooIsn Indicted.
The grand jury returned an indist-
ment charging Thosnas F. Do,an. lax-
yer and tarfmAn, VITA mlrie- N shno.-
ing 20 deszh Alderman Patrick J.
Mooney. The tncscment reci,es thai
the nHIroeT vas committed with malice
afoTetboughs and no ba-l rs allowed.
The hnGing % the irsdj,rme1 pre-
cln5.si TIE ncoessfy N an examining
trial and IN the county court an order
transferring The cas- 20 the circuit
coss- was easered by Judge ScSi. TIE
case VIII be heard az the June term.
Notw1rkstanding ne testimny OF
eyewitness and Ihy sicians who oon-
Quoted the autopsy. showing that
Moosley WIS Shot in TIE hank, Dosan
persists that be was forced 20 kin
Mooney, though he stiH refuses 10
make a dsfailed s;aSeTnonl
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
DEVELOPMENT OF
EASTERN KENTUCKY
Chesapeake & Ohio viii Spend
Millions
NUMEROUS BRANCH LINES
Great Tireer ard Coal Lsrcs 70 &c
Opened ard oeveiopec-lsree
Fieios Win Excellent ProcVets
&c ee MARKETED.
NUMEROUS BRANCH LINES

PS.ss,s 5,e.--p1srs for an sx-erssoa q
80 Cnezapeake oaso rsfrusd
-h-plgn many o. TIE corn-sz along
10 Big Sandy civTSoo. IN E1sze-u
Eennneky. ss ueil Is Tire tsDuBae t-sck-
ing of see System frO-n Pik~TtEe TO
C5DcsEazti. lave practically been con
pfeosd, and Il Is expected hat wfr.-in
the nexz Few mOuehs even cy-uty IN
ne Pig Sandy valley I'll have an oui.
ct 20 The ooel and tinker markets OF
u. VOID The ne~ o~rers have Civ
en s-Ing eshferoe ID tbeir t~i-h in
to- c,mnerczl possibilities a tie
1p1u-afns OF Essen Ke1tusky. and
aSre gIznnsd TO bssid b-znrAes O. -,
ROAD -hroOzboH tAzzs SECTION q the
STATE.
Lsviso Fors Road.
One q tie first no-es 60 be made
~ re new owne-s Was 20 acquire a
cirzrrsr for the bCT.idlr-g OF what l. 70
be known ~ ulse Lav.za Fcrx railway.
20 rIa from TIE cDnf1ence OF Rss-ell
md LsTsa ce~ss. Up Lzyisa creek 20
G-pndy, Va. fry mikes This road
XII traverse one & the bfggcs1 Goa,
ara v3rE5n umber traits 70 be found
anywhere in the United S-ztes
improvements in Pike.
Among other improvements and ex-
tcrzolas planned, Is TIE bsIs,diug &C
tic Sse1by cresk trzDch OF the Tozd,
1S-s1ce q r1zry miles, 1rrJgh
Pike and Letas1e- c-Jruties. Thls
hrSBca VII r,n tkroazh 10000 acres
Of ouai and timber lands oxnsr b.
TIE CDIssofScztsd Coal 90. and over
1.oO9, 900 se-es % unfsyeioped Goa
Ind timber lands WI De tributary 10
ids hr7noh q the road Surveys for
branches up egs1ess and ga-T-tUne
creeks also krsye been made
Bo.h OF tAeze branches win run
il1Iolzh vai1zofe oal and timber
hnes sajc5 zTe now beiry osvAoped,
end j; Is pknnsd TO have the roads
buzz and ready for operation By The
tine the MINIS ere n working order.
Tie Mulers creek brunch viz run
from Van Lear, a satiOn en- tie Big
Sandy 6kvss&on. IN Johnson oJunty,
crossing the Big Sandy river a. Van
Le-. The coal IN tins section IL re-
garSisd as one OF the finest guides Of
siaf-s coal 70 be fourd in the world,
while On the As<rfbore bz-oh the
pro<.Gct nov being mined - ounzlder-
ed a fine grade for coking purposes.
Will Spend Millions.
Believing that the future develop
n,eIS OF coal and timber lsn<ss in the
Dso1nc.ins ID Ez[Gn KenuScsry along
the Pig Sandy liver VIII AMPLY reward
sLan for the money expertei IN IEe-
pairing for that development, Messrs.
Hawiey and TurubaA fave instructed
tbeI- reprEeatzciyes to go ahead with
the work Of building al o. the branoh
IOsc-s Necessary TO meet the future dc
nSans1s Of the section, as well as the
double tracking OF the system II Is
banned to have the road from Ash
land to Cincinnati and from Pikeville
10 Catiettsbsng double tracked by De
censhser ], 1913. These improvements
as we2 az the extensions pAanDei, are
Iocseed wholfy in Kentucky. and NIL
koLs q dollars WI be experd4.i with |
in ta1e next two years
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
FARMERS IN PARADE.
Hoes, Eskes, Spades and shoseIs Car.
rieo As Emhlems.

Og1ngvilleL-The Farmer Urioa
Of KeTs-acky, a recently organized ss-
sociation for the protection az farmers,
held its first meeting here and great
enfhnsiasIn was manifested About
500 farmers were in attsndanoe and a
spirit OF UNION was evident th7oughosE
the town.
4 bras bard led che parade which
rea>rDsd the entire distance around
pS-oBc square The officers Of the ord
eT carried sboyels, hoes. rakes, spades
and other implements Of agriculture as
en5lems ~ rie lodge. and each msn-
be- wore a badge OF the association.
W b. Evans organized the union here.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
Press Club Committee Named.

Shelbyy'lIbe.-Ed ID. Shaznck, chair
man o. the executive committee q the
KeD6Dcky Prss association, has APP
pOiRtod T G. Underwood. editor "a the
HOpkinzFille NeE Era; Charses c.
1eachsn, eIitOr OF the Hopknzsy5lle
KenIsiklan, and John $. Lawrence,
edstor of the Cadiz Record, a commit
tie 20 arrange q program for ne md
summer greeting. which wsll D. bed
a, CsrIlean Springs in June.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
CLAY COUNTY MAN snor.

ArhoL-Al Hacker, Of Clay county.
vas stsot ard killed by TsGn Gross.
Gross al once surrendered 30 DepsHGy
Sheriff Hugh Bryant Hacker was
oodHged dangerons gun-hghter. He
was once sentesced 70 the pens;entiary
for the killing Of man IN Clay County.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
Sensational Story From Buck
eye Capital
TELLS ABOUT The OIAPHONs
Men Arrsss5 or Charges Of Attempt
ed Bribery Say They Are Detectives
ara Have the Goodsr-clsi- Their
Ne; Has E,,rspped q Score.
DETECTIVE BURNs' STATE
hENT.

Indianapolis. Ind.-The TO-
loving signed statement was
; issued BY W. }. Barns The
corruption Of some OF the mem
; bers q the Ohio legislature be-
came 80 notorious some t,le
aEo tia; q committee Of prc mi
nent eirizens took Il upon them
selves TO retain my agency to
make an Investigation. The
case Is no; ye; ready for publ
cation. but am able TO 1y
that we have succeeded In trap
! ping the CROOKED members xho
have been soliciting bnbes TO
pass or XII legislation
Il promises 20 be Que Of the
mos; sensational exposures OF
recent years because Of the e.
fectiyeness Of means eaployed
10 &c; the evidence. Every
word o. the conversation was
transmitted through a dicta-
graph 10 q court stenographer
a. the other end o. the line.
W. J. BURNS.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
SHOT BY HIDDEN ENEMY.

Caraisle.-Jor<ah Hedges, a young
farmer, was s1ot IN the hip and dan
selUGsly wOuIsdee by an unsisarified
porson from ambush. Toe ehoytirx
took place ON the stnner Greek pike.
No motive for me attack On Hedges
IS known. A searching inyeszigEriS,a
= being made by the ssIahox11es.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
: aas4sss9eossesea

Columbus. O.-T1s three men ar
rested on complaint % George u. Nyc.
reprcseEta;ive from Pike county. and
charged VITA bribery. out on bail. as
sert they ara detectives in the employ
Of William ,. Buns. OF san Francisco
graft and Los Angeles Times plot
fame, Who were sent To Columbus 10
investigate reports 81 Wholesale cor
rupuOn and bribery IN connection with
the enactmcrt Of laws By members OF
the ohIo general assembly. They
claim that they have securcd eonvinc-
ing evidence Of legislative graft
against between fifteen and twenty
senator's and representatives. which is
ready for presentation 20 the Frank
lin county grand jury. The arrests
are 20 be followed Immediately by a
szceping inquiry into aIl the charges
OF legislative bribery.
The state house was shaken TO its
foundations BY the arrests and the still
more sensational Anr ounoement that
the Burns men had been al work for a
month on members OF the general as
sembly and that the hour vas at hard
for the presentation 10 the grand jury
OF the proof the sleuths had gathered.
Detectives Released.
Arrested a; midnight Saturday on
warrants sworn oct by Repre- - NATIVE
Sye that he had been paid $500 by
them and promised 5000 as Jack
pot 10 defeat the Green bill for a
nine-hour woTkday for women and to
secure the passage Of the whitemore
Insurance BALI David II. Barry and A.
c. Bailey. Of Chicago. and r. $. Harr1-
son, OF New York. known To Nye as
lobbyists, but themselves claiming 20
be Burns detectives. were released
from the Columbus city prison on bail
Barry. against whom there were two
warrants. gave sie.e0O bond and the
others 5000 each for their appear
arce.
II Is understood tlEt continuance
VIII Be- Sxsd 90 give tise gEUud jury
tn oppotunLfy TO make fu2 and
oOEngiete investigator OF wholesale
bribery in the legislature.
May Land a Dozen.
"BssoFe We se< Though We expect
20 hnd move Shan dozen menshers
OF ne ONO IegssAa.sre We've got
tho goods on them Hos INT was
he ca4m stasemenf Of Dagsd =. Barry.
Tbs Bnrus msa have oeen busy for
Q month. they say. They haye two
sdtOsniDg rDons in the Cfdstenden
oonnss1cd By a doO-.
'-T.&s Is how we worried ~" sid
Barry, pointing 20 a couch The con
meeting door was open. We shut II
and showed the heavy lcs,heC-coyerod
oOu,a AGAINST the door.
Worked pisphone.
We ooDoeslied the 'Dfa4tsure' un,hcr |
tis couch. It's about sour inoss 10 |
dlameter and msJe OF metal. Z oon-
tzirs a bsrte~y and rs SO sensitive -
10 ostch and transmit every sound, |
even a whisper. WiCs. unseen. con- |
nesting with Telephone roreiyor on |
the heed Of one N chr operatives. a |
s,enographer. enabled him TO take |
down every wori uttssei in uhe otter
room
That's low We got npst of c,r evi. |
teloe."
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

FREEZING WEATHER.

Cara-ie - NicSoias co1uty
vas v-s--yl - a hsary frs-5e
and frs, ard mDc5 Re vss n
evltenoe
IN sogne pisc-~ ice was found
IN 80 frstt bio~sU-ns. and fruit
E7orers Se&- lat f1s-her can
sre has beeu cone 20 tie crop.
Wiz ocners say n has again
escaped VI only slighe dan
age
No carnage vas cou-e 20 20
oecro pA1,s. ~beTe uoey s-e
u-der canvas.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

A man taken III in Bermuda insisted
upon being brought home TO die In
New York. As has often been re
marked there IL no accounting for
tastes.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

Whitesburg. - An iDdiossens hn
been returned against Polly Hart ana
Burnett Isoa, ~, her son. oh~rgfns
them with the s'booying and wouDdins
q Otto Hart The woman b Hartr
wife. wtdle the IsOn boy - his step
son TLs case win be passsd until M
special term u court
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

EllltOn. Elder w. Z. Mobley. one Of
the best-knOSn ministers of ube Chris
ttGn church m Kentucky, died az his
home, aged 81. lie had continuously
served the Elkton church as pastor for
50 yeaTB
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

All-steel trains are being run be-
tween Chicago and 81 Paul and Min
neapoIis. What has become OF the
car wheels that were made Of pa
per,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

LaeTange.-The trustees Of the La
grange graded and county high school
have 10, the contract for a new school
so cost $4,000 and 10 be finished By
November I. The new school viii
have a frontage of IFS fees and will be
erected on q plot Of ground 400 fse<
square
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

A San Francisco bride received
from her father a wedding gift OF 81
ooo. 900. The gift. however. win not
set the fashion 10 family bridal pres
ents.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

Key West. Fta-Tbe British steam-
er Hannah NJ. Bed. which hsss been on
Elbow rvef for rxo weeks. b a total
loss. Capt ThoHas and hds crew
have abantOned ne yessel as abe has
broken up. she was bound from Nos-
folk To Vera Cruz with cool
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

Fifth avenue In New York IL said
20 have the lowest birth rate Of any
street in the world. Evidently the
stork Il net a fashionable bird.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

Chicago is suffering from an cpl
demic OF automobile accidents. Why
not hire the hold-up men 10 fight the
auto speeders and kin two birds with
one stone?
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

An eastern writer SAYS that all !
beautiful women look alike. Maybe. |
but there Is often quite a difference |
in the size Of the shoes they wear.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

A wise Pennsylvania Judge has
ruled that Il IL no crime for a woman
10 have pretty eyes. In other words
they are not concealed weapons.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

Learning 70 pronounce correctly the
names Of the new French ministry
Will be a good start toward a liberal
education in that language.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

Some OF these scraps in European
parliaments are terrible affairs. Think
OF that Turk who had his ears boxed.
He might have had his wrist slapped.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

One Of the contestants in auel In
Paris the other day was injured. II
this keeps up We fear that duei;ng
will Lose its popularity.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

"A wife should never consult her
hcSband about her clothes" opines a
London nlodIste She rarely does ex-
oept when the bills come home.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
PROPOSED TROLLEY EXTENSION.

Observation-Disclosures have been
reope1ed between this city and the
Louisville Street Railway Co. Tor an
extension % the line through he ci.y.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

Convicted murderers in Nevada are
70 be given their choice IN the matter
Of exit. bet none will be allowed 10
choose old age.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

A. this season o. the year Il Is gen
orally easy 10 get most people In
te-ested tn good roads movements
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

An Indiana woman has developed
blood poisoning as the result Of bite
from a mouse Another argument IN
favor Of the harem skirt
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

And the American oyster Is taking
the place Of its British brother In
London The American invasion
grows spaee
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

A Chicago woman physician says
that tobacco takes the fine edge on
the users taste. Now bow does that
woman know?
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

The harem skirt has appeared a.
the seashore. and 10 Is very easy to
guess what the vild Haves are say
ing
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

II those scientists succeed IN their
efforts to find an elixir Of hfe. what
are ~e going to DO with our under
tzkers7
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

We are told that platinum has
reached the high water mark Of $40
an ounce. Almost as costly as coal
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04
BANK FOR cARRoLIToN.

Carrollton--rhe Gznantown Amer.
lean bank has been organized wan a
capital stock Of SIS 900. The bank vii
be opened for business May ].
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

q frog farm Is TO Re started At Man
haitian. New. We should think Bull
frog would be a betfer place for IL
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-05-04

Massachusetts, society women are
taking up wrestling as a beautifying
exercise. There Is evidently more
trouble coming for the so-called
stronger Gex.