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The record., 1911-09-28

The frame for Mr.. w. G.. Duncan's
bungalow on Cherry is up and
the work is being pushed by a large
force of workmen from Louisville,
aided by home carpenters.
The record., 1911-09-28

The Y. N C. A. will be open TO
delegates daring the meeting Of con
ference. The use of the reading
room, free wiring materials and
baths will be furnished.
The record., 1911-09-28

The work on the mill at the depot
IS being pushed rapidly. The walls
are now being erected and it is hop
ed the mill will be ready for opera
ton by December. When this mill
IS completed it will be one of the
finest in Western Kentucky.
The record., 1911-09-28

The public school was dismissed
Tuesday afternoon on account of
conference and work will not be re-
sumed until Monday.
The record., 1911-09-28

Miss Bonnie James gave delight
iul Goodbye party Friday even
ing in honor Of Miss Caroline Oates,
who went East Tuesday to enter
school at Roanoke, Va.
The record., 1911-09-28

The fortY-slxth annual conven-
ton of the Sunday schools Of Ken
lucky will meet in Louisville, Oct,
10Th.
The record., 1911-09-28

Mrs. /. {. Chatham, of Prince
ton, was visiting relatives and friends
here last week.
The record., 1911-09-28

Reynolds.
Rev. b. +. Orr at home OF Or. 7.
J. Slaton.
Rev. c. II. Prater at home of Joe
Morgan
Rev D. r. Peako at home of Joe
Morgan.
Rev c.. w Pangburn at home cf
W. NJ. Williams
Rev ". A. Fhipps at home Of Mrs
Eu1ice jones'.
Rey ). l.. picrcy ct home CT T.
n Belcher
Rev. E p Peunycuff at hcme Of
Jcc Morgan.
Rev. J.. +. riercy at home Of J. T.
Reynolds
Rev. +. NJ. Petty at home of E.
Reynolds
Rev. c. G. Prater at homo of Joe
Morgan.
Rev. w. w. Pinson at home of J..
w. Lam.
Mr.. S. II. Prather at home of J. J.
Rice
Mr.. Lewis Powell at home Of L. J.
Puryear
Mr. w. W. Prime at home of Geo.
Lowell.
DR.. =. S. Parker at home of DIR.
II. T. slaton.
Mr.. c. NJ Phillips at homc Of c.
". Taylor.
Mr. W j. Pissctt at hcmc of c.
W. Taylor
Mr.. J. II. Pritchctt at home CT II.
+. Harper.
Rev T. c. Peters at home of John
Martin.
Rev J. c. Pctrie at home of Mrs.
lssic Yeargin
Rev J. T. Rippoy at home Of S.
p. Mil!cr.
Rev. J. l.. Reed at home of d. NJ.
Roll.
Rev. Alexander ROystcr at home OF
c. W. Taylor.
Rev. }. W. Repass at home Of c.
c. Hayden.
Rev. r.. II. Roe at home of Z.
Reynolds
Rev. J. Il Randolph at home of
Mrs Fannie Shut.
Rev. w. O. Rickard at home OF
H. l.. Stun
Rev. T. J. Randolph at home of j.
d. Ferguson.
Rev. A. }. Rossor at home of E. D.
Oates.
Rev. J. H. Richardson at homo CT
W. w. Nichols for w. G. d.
Rev. l.. N. Russell at home of DR.
I. J. Slaton.
Rev. J. T. Rushing at home of Mrs.
Mary Baker.
Rcy. f. r. Roberts at home Of w.
". Nichols for w. G.. d.
Mr.. J. w. Ragland at home of Dan
Kelly
Rcv. $, L. Ragland at home Of
Claire Eaves.
Mr.. r. S Richardson at homo Of
c. S. Curd.
Rev. Joseph schieflin at home OF
d. w Christian
Rev j. B. Seay at home Of II. H..
Hayiland.
Mr.. II. L. Shelton at home of NJ.
L. Boggcss.
Mr. c. W. shugart at home of
Thos. e. Sumner.
Rev Z. w. Smith at home of
Frank Pittman.
Rev Harry r. Short at home Of
D. w. Christia.
rev. S. G. Shelly at home Of II.
II. Hayiland.
Mrs. S. c. Shelly at home Of II.
4. Haviland
Rev. 1. d. scieler at home CT Dr.
6rank Slaton.
Rev. J. o. smithsoa at home Of
John Smith.
Rev. R. L. Stephenson at home of
2. W. Taylor.
Mr. y. Z. Shelton at home Of w.
N. Lowell.
Alr. j. p. Smith at home Ct W. NJ.
.ovell
Rev. sitten at home Of ]. /. Pence
Rey. II. T. Speak at home OF o. c.
Ioll.
Mr.. c. c. stoll at home Of ]. W.
AN.
Rev. J. II. Stewart at home Of ".
}. Belcher.
Rev. s. o Snyder at home Of 0.
4. Roark.
Nj. Robt. Shoemaker at home Of
I'd Lyon
Mr. Nj. c. Smart at homo CT Mrs.
:. Il. Wallace.
Mr. U. L. Sites at home CT O. l.
}oaCk.
MIR. W. D. Staten at hcmc Of 7. L.
}oll.
Rev. S. J. Thompson at hcme CT
Ms. Minnie Martin.
Rev. L. n. Thomas at home OF
,Irs. Minnie Martin.
Rev. L. =. Terry at home Of John
)uyall
Rev. I. L. Tally at home Of Geo
Caves, Sr.
Rev. D. T. Tarter al home Of John
smith.
Rev. w. L. Thomas at home Of C.
The record., 1911-09-28

DR.. Ed. Bailey and wife returned
sunday from McIIenry, where they
had been visiting relatives.
The record., 1911-09-28


J. S. Greenwood.
Rev ". c. Hayes at home OF J. Ii
Hayes.
Mrs W. c. Hayes at home OF }. II
Hayes.
Rev h. +. Hayes at home of Mrs
Minnie Martin.
Dr. II. NJ. Hammcll at home of C.
| w. Taylor
Mr.. (see Mrs. Stokes) at home OF
| A. W. Duncan
Gov. J. r. Hindman at homo OF w
| A. Wicklif,e.
Mr.. Rufus IIolbot at home of c. A.
Williams.
Mr.. NJ o. Hughes at home OF
Robt Wickliffe
Mr.. II. S. Hughes at home of DR..
j. w. Koontz.
Mr.. Fred Harmed at home of Mrs.
c. j.. Wallace.
Mr.. Ed Hm at home of John T.
Reynolds.
Mr.. j. a. Harris at home of S. d.
- ,,'''
Geo. Eaves.
Rev H. f. Higgins at home of J.
H. pittman.
-, va. -. '' '''''"'' "' "oi'o oi - H.
''','' " " V'',
-, pa' - ~ i'e' at nome Oh D. l.
i'e, NOUS
Hov' o'.. >. a. Johnson at nome oi D.
IT, il'''nan'
,, I(o', II, Il. IT, Jones at nome oi Mar
'''''i' -''''o''
Rev T. V. Joiner at home of H..
j.. Harper.
Robt. Johnson at home of w. T.
Morgan.
Rev. Henry Jalbco at home Of
J. j. Walton
Rev. =. a. 7. kasey at home of
W. NJ. LoVell.
Rev. W. L. Kennedy at home CT
Frank Fetty.
Rev. A. II. kasey at home of c. NJ.
Martin
Rev. =. L. King at home CT Horny
iowcrton.
Rev. }. L. King at home Of }. b.
Iunstiii
NJ, ''.l'N N'''or!chh at nome ol
"'. T. - ~ oi''oH
1,r' " . N''sn' at nome oi Geo
'-,'eS'
ne new. l. = Love at Rome OF 6 a
,,'i.'''iS -
.ot' 0' " Lyon ''' nome oi u L
'-o'. a.
MISS A0a Lewis at home OF L. W.
,i-'
i,1l' ,, ,. H. i'''oloeo a' nome o'
N' W. D"''I''"
Rev .o a. d. Lei'ehfieid at home 4of
O' i1' ""' liu.
Rol. Jonn w. Lewis at home OF
'l.S' Minnie Martin.
he'' \. 7. Lyon at homo ot Mrs
minnie Martin.
he'.- T.. Lewis at nome ol MIS-.
- - 'o'OAeS'
rev l. :. Long at nome q ). =.
''i''o"
'duse L. T. Little at nome OF D. u
''nso''
-4'' - T. la"'on at nome OF III
/. j. oia'oh'
"lf' - II. Lyon al nome oil Geo
'H'' es' oI.
ar l. H. Llle at nome ol /. y.
bclChCr.
The record., 1911-09-28

Do you drink cola? Then
try ours. II is pure aud refreshing.
a2o TAYLOR & POOLE.
The record., 1911-09-28

If you want a milk chocolate.
straw berry milk or Bimbo Flip, we
have il. TAYLOR * PooIr
The record., 1911-09-28
Louisville Conference
Continued from Page %.

4. W. lOalh.
Rev c. r. Grove at home @
. DIT r. J. Slaton
Rev J. T. Cherry at home G
C. G.. Hayden.
Rev j. $. Campbell at home o
J. G. Jonson.
Rev j. W. Grove at home o
Rev. r. d. Ryan.
Rev. W +. eastman at home o
s. ID. Bradley
MIR. !. II. Cate at home 0
j. II. Hayes.
Dr. Cash at home of T. J. Puryear
Rev. e. b. Cooney at home o
~. T. Coombs
DR.. James Cannon at home o
J. W. Lam.
Mr.. J. w Clay at home o
Guy Morgan.
Mr. Henry Cline at home Of Mar
shall Arnold.
Mr. Robert Claxton at home o
J. G. Kelly.
Mir Il. B. Campbell at homo ci
~. =. Hale
MIR j. I. Chandler at home Of
Dr. j. G. Bohaunon.
Rev. +. w. Denton at homo OF
MIS-. Issc Yeargin.
Rev. y. p. Deacon at home OF
!. T. Hale.
Rev. B. NJ. Dewitt at home OF
Geo y. Anderson
Rev. NJ. l.. Dyer at home OF W. d.
Blackwell
Rev. A. D. Davis at home of NJ. l..
Boegess.
Rev. p. c. Duyan at home OF
J. f. Richardson
Rev. J. Il. Dcmonbrcun at home Of
c. Z. Martin.
Rev. Fat Davis at home of C. +.
Dillon.
Mr. c. Z. Dudley at home Of c. W.
Roark.
Mr.. l.. J. Darter at home of c. N.
Martin.
Miss Tula Daniels at home uf II.
C. Wilkinson.
Mi =. H. pickey at hCme of Or.
J. W. KoontS
Rov virGn l1lgln at home Of Dr.
n j. Slaton.
Mr. Thomas II. Elliott at home Of
Geo. Eavcs.
Rev ;. II. Erlcy at home of Mrs.
c. e. Wallace.
Mr.. r. S. Easton at homc of T. y.
Belohe-.
Rev Geo. L. Toakctt at home of
+. II. Lewis.
M.s. Geo. L. Toskett .at home Of
+. II Lewis.
Mr.. Il. Il. Fleece at home of Mrs.
J. c. Stokes.
Rev. J. d. Fraser at ono Of Rev.
e u Ryan
Mr.. J. J.. Foust at home OF r j.
Sparks.
III. J. ID. Fonvillo at home of Geo
T. Anderson.
Rev. a. G. Fraser at home CT
o. L. Roark.
Rev. L. C. Foot at home OF Mrs.
Mary Baker.
Rev. J. II. Gum at home of
J. L. Combs
Bcy. J. b. Galloway at home Of
J. r. Hale.
Rev. d. Il. Gardner at home of W
7. Moran.
Rev. J. d. Gillian at home of Mrs
Belle Brizendine.
Rev. w. A. Grant at home Of +. c..
Brown.
Rev. z n Gibbons at home Of Mrs
Eunice Jones.
Rev. }. A. Goodman at home Of H.
H. Hayiland.
Rev. c. a. Caller at home of J. A.
Shaver.
Rev. e. Il. Goodson at home of c.
w Taylor.
Rev r B. Grider at home Of 7. j.
SPARKS.
Rev. a. c. Gentle at home Of John
x. Taylor.
Rev. b. L. Gocdrum at home OF
Mrs. c. T. Wallace.
Rcy. II. $. Giilett at homo Of J. Il.
Hayes
Mrs. Il. 5. Gillett at home Of J. Il.
Hayes.
Ros. W. P Gordon at home of f.
B. Pittman.
MIS-. W. p Gordon at home OF f.
T.. Pituman
MIR. Douglas Graham at home Of
Roht lIardison
MI r. p Green at home of Henry
IIowerton.
Rev. Smith Given at home CT G. N.
York.
Ms r. 3. Glenn at homo Of Robt
Hardison.
Dr. S. H. Gardner at homo of ]. l..
Rogers
Rev C. f. Hartford at home of J..
-. Rice
Rev. B. S. Harper at home OF j. II.
Pittnaa.
Rev b. a Hunter at home Of Ed
Iol,3
Rev c. A. Humphrey at home OF
w. o Belchcg.
R-v H. H. Howard at home OF p.
T. Yonts
Rev. b. w Hardin at home OF J.
II pittman
EoN. j. @ Hr.kinacn ~ homo Of
The record., 1911-09-28
Jahn. B. Atkinson Dead.

John b. Atkinson, the pioneer
operator of the Western Kentucky
( Coal field and president OF the ST.
Bernard Coal Co, died at has sum
mer home near Wrights,own, n. J.,
at 1910 O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Atkinson was born Nov. u,
1870, near Mullica Hill, n. ]. Ills
early life was spent Cn engineering
work a; various places in the last,
AMI in 1871 he came to Kentucky
TO take charge OF the ST Bernard
Coal Co., and later became pres
ldent of that concern. lie has for
many years been regarded as one of
the best informed coal men in the
Cnited States. lie was closely
associated with and took a leading
part IN the exploiting of Kentucky's
mineral, forestry and agricultural re
sources at all the big exposltions
which have been held in recent
years. Mr.. Atkenson's activities in
practical forestry covered a period
OF - years ana during that time he
has planted thousands OF young trees
that are now beautitying the waste
places throughout the coal lands of
Hopkins county. Burial was in
West Laurel Hill cemetery Philadel
phia, Monday.
The record., 1911-09-28

Mrs. M. c. Chatham, of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, is visiting relatives
and friends here.
The record., 1911-09-28
Don't fail to read the Saturday
add of Brizendines.

James Knight, a tenant on the
farm of Mr.. \. W. McCown, near
Bancroft, sustained a painful injury
last Saturday by stepping or nail.
The nail passed entirely through his
foot just IN front of the ins,ep, and
Mr.. Knight will be confned to his
room for some time.
The record., 1911-09-28

L. Isaacson, a clothing auctioneer
who has been IN this city on two
previous occasions, was here again
Monday and succeeded in dis
posing Of quite bunch of his goods.
The record., 1911-09-28

Mrs. B. Cox. Of Providence, is
here on visit to her sister, Mrs. II.
y. Slaton.
The record., 1911-09-28

Mrs. Sallie Moore, Of Madison
VILE, is the guest of Mrs. &. S. Curd.
The record., 1911-09-28
SsocA AMeWAOM.
Society Note.

Society Note.
Dear editor, an item:
Ny last, perhaps this year.
I'm keen enough TO write en-.
But news Is scanty here
Societys news fountains
Are growing very dry;
There's nothing in the mountains
But silence. rocks ami sky.
Yet by the sumac torches
That on the hiilsidcs dance
Late gossips on the porcheS
Spy ont one last romance
The beautiful Belle summer
Who has flirted here since june
Has met a bold newcomer,
And she'll surrender soon.
For though 10y height or hollow
Seclu,ion she may seek
Rogue Jack IS sure to follow
And feed.upon her check,
Rosc-branGoJ by his kisses.
Her spinisterhood is lost.
Miss summer now is Mrs"
Her married name H. Frost
Who said frost?
Hot weather again this week.
Central CITY X Ia have n ,osf,l I
The record., 1911-09-28

Call Phone ra6 for your fresh
meats.
The record., 1911-09-28

Mrs. ]. W. Kooniz returned from
Greensboro Friday.
The record., 1911-09-28

We think We should have con
stitulional right to murder a hobo
printer who blows IN, gets a job on
the chance that he will be needed
badly in short time, hangs around
for a week or two when there is
nothing particular doing, then at
The very time we want him We find
thar he has moved ont between suns.
We have just had an experience like
this and the edge has not rubbed off
yet.
The record., 1911-09-28

Mr.. Charlie Williamson, of Vine
Grove, was here the latter part of
the week with the family OF 4. f.
Jarvis.
The record., 1911-09-28

Give your job printing orders to
The RECORD.
The record., 1911-09-28

Miss Sue Barkley, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in
Owensboro, returned home Friday,
The record., 1911-09-28

See Coombs x Co. before You
sell your beef hides. or
The record., 1911-09-28

Mrs. Priscilla Lowell is spending
the week with her daughter, Mrs. T.
b. Slatou.
The record., 1911-09-28
Chanberiain's
LainimenE

is all that is needed and it is GER
tain to give quick relief. Give it
a trial and see for yourself how
quickly It relieves the pain and
soreness. Price 25c; large size, soc.
The record., 1911-09-28

Mr.. Joe Shaver recently found a
watch which he had lost while work
ing on his farm near town about
eighteen months ago. The watch
was plowed under and remand there
during TINS time, but when it was
found It was, with the exception Of a
little rust, in good condition, and
when wound it went right on to run
nlng.
The record., 1911-09-28
Tobacco Cutting is On.

As is some
times report
c d tobacco
cutting is now
the order of
;he day, and
The work is be
ing extended
into the night,
The record., 1911-09-28

Mr.. John Williams is i'll at the
home of Mr.. Joe Stokes.
The record., 1911-09-28

Nc has uBig Ben," one of the
best alarm clocks on the market.
The record., 1911-09-28

NJ. George ieacham, OF Calhoon,
visited friends here from Saturday
until Monday.
The record., 1911-09-28

Hon. Dave II. Kincheloe, Of
Madisonyillc, spoke to small but
enthusiastic audience at The court
house here at l O'Clock Monday, in
the interest of the Democratic can
dinates for State Offices. Mr..
Kincheloe is pleasing public speak
CT and his address was appreciated
by all who heard it.
The record., 1911-09-28

Monday was county court day,
but there was only a small sized
crowd IN town. In fact fewer pco
pie were here Monday than on any
previous county court day during the
summer. This is accounted for by
farmers being very busy now cutting
and housing tobacco and preparing
10 SOW wheat.
The record., 1911-09-28

The State convention of the Wo-
mans Christian Union meets in
Hopkinsvillc this week, beginning
the Goth. Captain Richmond Pear
son iIobson will deliver two ad-
dresses.
The record., 1911-09-28

All kinds fresh and salIcd meats
at L. Coombs < Co.
The record., 1911-09-28

Mrs. Sue Anthony, Of Paducah,
is here on visit to the family Of
Mr.. {. Y. Martin.
The record., 1911-09-28

N't"
Mrs. B. Cox, Of Providence, is
here on visit to her sister, Mrs. II.
y Slaton.
The local company Of Boy Scouts
is furnishing messenger service
during the session Of conference.
Fish Wednesday and Saturday at
J. T.. Coombs * Co.
Mrs. Columbus Taylor, of Roch
ester, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. An
ule Howard.
Last Monday was a scorcher, but
the Slight shower in the afternoon
cooled the atmosphere and brought
relief from the excessive heat.
Give Miss Lena Arnold your
laundry goods called for and dc
Ivcred.
Mrs. Kate Withers, of Earliagton,
is visiting Mrs. Jennie Roark and
attending conference this week.
MIR. H. \. Martin, of Louisville,
who has been here for the past week
looking after his tobacco interests,
returned home Tuesday.
The record., 1911-09-28

Needles fcr all sewing machines q,
RoaTk's.
The record., 1911-09-28

Mr. and Mrs. W. \. Young were
Ia Louisville The latter part Of the
week.
The record., 1911-09-28

See Big Ben at Macks watch
making shop
The record., 1911-09-28

Give US your order for fresh meat.
Quick delivery. CooNHs x Co.
The record., 1911-09-28

Fish Wednesday and Saturday at
J. T.. Coombs x CO.
The record., 1911-09-28

Home rendered lard r255c. per
pound. J. +. CooMHs * Co.
The record., 1911-09-28

Mrs. Columbus Taylor, of Roch
ester, IS visiting her sister, Mrs. An
nic Howard.
The record., 1911-09-28
Let Nc fix your clock.

Have YOU seen the comet yet?
The record., 1911-09-28

Rev. DR.. Wilkinson, of Louisville
will preach in the First Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning. At
the night service the Rev. Dr.. J. II.
Young, of Louisville will preach.
The record., 1911-09-28

Alice Morris, a colored patient at
the Western Kentucky asylum, died
OF pellagra last week. This makes
the Third death that has occurred in
that institution from this disease.
The broad ax., 1911-06-17
The Judges Bench.

A New YORK Judge says that drunk
onnass a no excuse for bieamy. Wen,
then, 3 bigamy an excuse for drunk
onnossEDetroit Free Pres
A Georgia man has been ordered By
tudge 10 kiss his wife every day, %
ne might e. wen engage q seat o.
the water wae0n.-Pittsburg Gasstte-
Tines.
The better q person = dressed he
les money he has. as q rule." sayl
Judge Parry, whose experience IN the
county eouft certainly gives him {
right to speak On the subjoet-LOndon
Telegraph.
The broad ax., 1911-06-17
Recent Inventions.

To enable a person to sign twenty
documents at once there has been IN
vented a machine In which q score Of
fountain pens are operated By q mas
ter pen.
Operated by q small motor driven BY
a dry battery IL q machine invented in
Germany 20 resuscitate persons over
come by gases which automatically
pumps out the lungs and ILLS them
with oxygen.
A wave power motor that a CaftfOr'
MAN recently patented utilities the hor'
izontaI motion Of the water instead OF
the vertical, as usually Il the case IN
such machines.
The broad ax., 1911-06-17
The ROYAL Boz.

Each Of King Georges sons win re-
ceive E1OO0o a year from the civil list
on attaining his majority and each
daughter 5000 a year at her majority
or marriage.
Among the most carefully guarded
possessions Of the German crown
prince Is a large and interesting scrap
book containing over loo pages Of
adverse newspaper criticisms.
Queen Mary Of England b averse to
rouge and powder. but = fond Of ear
rings and Il pleased to Sc the women
Of her court wear them Liking for
saErings h an Inherited lad Of tbe
queen.
The broad ax., 1911-06-17
A Mar, strida

II has been estimated that the ay'
erage length Of mans stride Is thir'
ty-one and one-half inches and that
the distance an average traveller car
cover at this rate is 7,15S yards an
hour or 119 yards a minute. The mum
Der Of strides would be 1900 an hOul
or rs a minute The length Of the
stride in the various armies is as fol
lows: United States. 80 inches: Ger
man, 311k inches: Austrian. 295z inch
Is; Italian, 2915; French, 2e1z; British
80 inches.
The broad ax., 1911-06-17
Pert Personals.

'Don't use long words" is an admo-
milton from F. HopkinsOn Smith StiR,
he uses the "HopkinsOn. "-Poughkeep-
sic Star.
j. PierpOnt Morgan complains that
he Is losing his appetite, probably the
only thing that ever got away from
htm.-Detroit Free Press
Mary Garden thinks women's clothes
are discussed much more than they
should be. In Mary's case there should
be less discussion-and more Clothes
Houston Chronicle.
Having suubbed the Duchess Of
Marlborough and Mrs. Ava Willing
AstOr, Queen Mary thinks it's Just De
hghtful TO be the wife Of q king
Pittsburg Gazette Times.
The broad ax., 1911-06-17

The japanese cite 26o color varieties
OF the chrysanthemum, sixy-three yel-
low, eighty seven white. thirty-twO
purple. thirty red. .thirty-one pale pink,
twelve russet and fourteen Of mixed
eolOrA A fancy prevails IN the eoun-
Try that IN this flower the same tint Is
lever exactly reproduced and that IN
this Il resembles the endless variety Of
the human counfenance.
The broad ax., 1911-06-17
EIectrIc sparks.

ne present system Of British tsles-
aphy an over the world embraces
1,111,S58 miles Of wire
Wecixieity now does practically an
ne work IN the kitchen of The United
states Military academy Ct West
Point, n. 7.
IN "A electric fountain small enough
for ne 81 q table decoration that q
Boston nan has invented tie falling
watsr turns wheel which change
lhs eolors q tie lights Which Nuns.
nateiE
The broad ax., 1911-06-17
catrkHL.

Catskin was originally applied to the
river by the Dutch. who afterward
transferred the name to the meun-
tAins. II was originally spelled Kats-
lin, which translated, Is panther
creek" from the numerous panthers
or lynxes Ccatlike animalsl that for
merry infested those lofty hills.
The broad ax., 1911-06-17

Asparagus. deserTedly q tavoEite
vegetable was extensively cultivated
By the ancient Romans. but was not
introduced into 7England before 1880.
In some parts Of Europe the seeds are
used Is 3 substitute for co9ee. and q
spiritnous liquor Is made fEom the
rlpe berries
The broad ax., 1911-06-17

Charles l., English king. hOnOred
with his presence the marriage Of
Richard Gibson and Anne Shepherd,
each Of whom measured three feet
ten inches. Gibson rose 70 celebrity
a. painter
The broad ax., 1911-06-17

Lived Over a.csptury and . Quarter.
The Newport Mercury, which WIS
founded By BENJAMIN Franklin's broth
er James, Of April "a, 17S6, contained
q notice Of the death Of Daniel Gull
len. who had attained the age Of 12s
years.
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An Old supsrstition.

An old superstition prescribed that
II those who were affected with ague
would visit at dead of night the near
est crOssrUad FIVE different times and
then burr a new laid egg the disease
would b. hu led. If the experiment
fai Ell -, tributed it to some un-
. ;hat may have befallen
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Pittsburu Indians.

The New York Packet OF June 8,
i7e1, reported that In PitSburg a re-
ward Of 500 had been offered for the
scalp Of every hostile Indian, including
his ears
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White lead. the basis of paint, was
first used by the Dutch. and 1t was
not until the end Of the eighteenth
century that II was adopted by the
English. In 1915 it began to be used
IN the United States.
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A small crab found on the English
coast makes a mat Of green seaweed
when he Is greatly frightened and
spreads It over his shell 30 that be
looks like a mass Of floating green
weed.
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ne Vine9atds a CharlpaEne con-
pl1e only 80.oD0 acres, yet ne an
dlFl66d anong ana uulflVntsd b mors
f,sn 1900 proptisfora 1rany oe tkess
a. not posseas nnofe Ehan en- acre. bui
he land s 80 zslaalls tnrl ssea sleh
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A n;.n4 snIdi.-.

A Hungarian foot soldier Of the
Archduke Ferdinand attained the stat
ure Of eleven feet his portrait was
In the AmbrOsian cabinet at Vienna
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souytsn DuyVH.

Spuyten Duyvn Is a Dutch phrase
and Is said to have been the exclama-
ton OF a rider who would cross the
stream sin spite OF the devil"
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needles Were known to the ancient
Egyptians. steel needles were nrst
ussd IN England during the reign Of
Queen ElIzabelh. but the process Of
making fhem wss kept secret unfn
100.
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Ia Bells.

-- si-en to bells as early
* Is Tsel the mammoth bell OF the
Latcr.n church was named by John
XIII. for himself.
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The valley" Of Mexico is 1900 fest
above the sea level.
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q small vineyard affords q cool live
Hhood to the proprietor, his wife and
his family.
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Stone Cutting Teols.
Mention Of stone cutting tools dates
back to 1921 B. C.
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Tournaments.

Tournaments started in northern Eu-
rope IN $50
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risons.
fsa ~ iilIt as long ago as
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Steel Psna.

Steel pens were hrst produced IN
1903 in England. The retail price for
one at that time was half a crown
(abOut 90 cents.
Pert Personals.