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TUESDAY
HERE FROM eUENA VISTA

George X. Harkenstein OF Duena
Vista. q well known Chaffee county
attorney. was a business visitor in
Canon City on Monday
RECOVERING FROM ToksiLiTis.
Miss Margaret Evans has been con
fined to her bed since last Wednesday
suffering from tonsilitis. Her condi-
tion is much improved and she expects
10 be able to be back at school in a few
days.
LEAovILLE MAN HERE FOR VISIT
Eugene Hicks of Leadviile and for
q number OF years pressman In the
office OF the Herald Democrat there,
is spending a few days visiting in
Canon City. He says the mining in.
eustry is tairly active in the Lead.
vile district ut present and that IL is
expected TO boom when the European
war is over.
TAKEN TO SANiTARIUM
IN DENVER MONDAY
Albert Kunrath OF westcline, WIN
VINO ianl ShbuIudg HiEuL acquitted G.
the charge OF numbering Charles Cow.
an in the Custer county district court
on the ground OF epiIeptic insanity,
was taken to the Mount Ayr sanitarium
in Denver Monday afternoon for treat
ment- lie was accompanied on the
trip by his brother. Arnold Kunrath.
DISCUSSED Y. NJ. c. A. STAR
COURSE ATTRACTIONS
Mr. Ellison OF the Ellison G. White
Lyceum bureau stopped on here Mon
day night while on his way home to
Portland. Oregon. from Chicago and
other eastern points. Mr.. Ellison visit.
cd the Y. NJ. c. a. this morning and
talked over Star Course attractions
for next year with the secretary and
members OF the committee.
0UEsT or MRS. W. 3. HOLLAND.
Mrs. George Roc Of Pueblo. Is the
gucts Of her cousin. Mrs. w. D. Hol.
land for the day.
BUSINESS vI0IroR TO CANON
VIM. Leoch Of Pueblo. representative
Of thB Henksl.Duks Mercantile Co., 10
business visitor In town today.
Z. \. mccoy TO oT. LOUIS.
. p. h Mccoy isft oun1sy ssr g.
Louis 70 accept . pceitien q The
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SATURDAY
MOTOR PARTY FROM PUEBLO.

StOn FAhbI FHOm POe6IO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schultz and
daughter of Pueblo motored to Canon
Thursday to spend the day with his
sister. Mrs. Chas. Sell.
PUEBLO FOLKS RETURN HOME
Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Walton who have
spent a few days In Canon visiting
the formers mother, Mrs. Jos. Wal
ton, returned to Pueblo Thursday.
WATsoNs DOWN FROM WETMoRE
Willis Watson and family of Wet.
more. came down Saturday evening
and are visiting her mother Mrs. Hari.
Mr. Watson is helping at the Palace
Drug store during the inventory.
RETURN FROM SOLOMON, kANs.
Mr.. and Mas. d. G. Province and
little daughter returned from their
Christmas vacation Thursday after.
noon. They left here the 18th of De
cember and have been visiting thei,
parents and friends at Solomon, and
other places in Kansas Mr.. johnson
and Mr.. Province met on the train az
Brookville and came as far as Den.
yer together.
ACCOMPANIED RELATIVES
TO PUEBLO.
Mrs. Chas. Sell returned from Pue-
bio Monday having accompanied her
husband and sister, Miss Frances
Schultz that far and spending several
days in the city with them. Miss
Schultz, who has been in Canon for
some time, left for her home In Trini.
dad. while Mr.. Sell went TO Silver City,
New Mexico. after spending the
Christmas holidays at home.
VISITING BROTHER IN sALiDA.
Z. II. Williams of Cyanide avenue
went to Salida on No. Thursday to-
visit his brother Jos. P. Williams. who
is i'll with pneumonia.
MRS. sNEAD VISITED SISTER
Mrs. d. A. Snead OF Penrose who
has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Arthur c. Liyings for several days, re.
turned home Thursday.
ROCKY FORD PEOPLE HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Downey of
Rocky Ford motored to Canon City on
Friday from Pueblo and will spend a
few days here before returning to
their home down the valley.
HAVE BABY DAUGHTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Roha of Pueblo
announce the arrival of a little daugh.
ter, Virginia Jean. born the 26th OF
December. Mrs. Roha was formerly
Miss Eethel Allen. granddaughter Of
Mrs. J. J. Phelps.
INSTALLATIONS or OFFICERS.
Installation OF officers was held by
the Rebeccas at the I. o. o. F. hall
Thursday evening. Following the
business session refreshments were
served consisting Of sandwiches,
pickles. cake, coiRee and mlnts.
ARRIVED HERE ron viOtT
DR.. william p. Wiikinof New YORK
City arrived here on the Santa Ye
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FOR sALE-M,scellaneou.

FOR SALE+White Leghorn chickens.
Enquire 431 Floral ave. sp3t.
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structural engineering department OF
the ST. Louis Smelter & Refining com
pany. Mr.. Mccoy has been here some
time visiting his parents s. S. Nc.
Gov on Macon avanuo
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FOR SALE-Fresh COW; also horses <
Six Mile. Hoffman Bros. Phone
Canon 16iJ3. 6pst.
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RETURNED FROM MISSOURI


c. O.. Gentry of the Lincoln Park
store. returned Monday from Scymorr.
Mo. his old home. where he was call.
ed on account OF the Illness Of his
imothcr. He left here week ago and
reached her bedside n few hours be-
fore her death. which occurred Wed.
nesiay morning.
HOME FROM OHIO
w c. Thomas returned home a few
days ago from Troy. Ohio. where he
was called early In December by the
illness and death Of his father.
TAKEN TO oLENWoon SPRINGS
FOR BURIAL.
The body OF Harry +. Korn, late
student at the University OF Michigan.
who was drowned at Ann Arbor last
Friday while skating. passed through
here on Monday en- route to his home
Mt Glenwood snrinsa. The funeral
will take place today
LEFT FOR VALLEY. New, TODAY
Mrs. NJ. c. Tannehili, late OF Vie.
tor. Colorado, who has been Visiting
relatives hero for the last few days.
loft this afternoon for Valley, Nevada,
whcre she will mako her home.
WILL 90 TO NEW MEXICO.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. BickeTB will
leave on Thnrsday for Carlsbad. New
houco. with the hope that ehAngs
os susTounAines nay prove beneaciai
y shs lstssre heaish. Mr.. nieksrs
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of keys on wire ring
Record office Iu
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friendship links on vel
vet ribbon. Engraved &c. l." wv. F.~
Record. 3oIu
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FOR SALE-Full blood r. I. Red cock
erels, s1.oo and $1.5o. A few pullets
s1.oo. Phone White 1892. st2
FOR sALE-sinsle buggy. COS Col
lege. st3
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lFoUHD-Tin esr trumpet. Call Rec
ord Office and pay for ad. 3oSu
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roUND-Tie strap by Fremont Gar
age. At the Record office. 29stf
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MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP your own koys and counsel by
renting a steel safety box at the
Fremont County National Bank. 81
to So per year. etf.
:" ---~>-~~~esse~~~eooee
has been seriously III for many
months past with pulmonary tuber.
cuIosis.
A. .. z. soRoRITv.
Tho regular meeting Of the A. u. z.
sorority was hela al the home OF
Miss Blanche Sherwood Monday eyen-
'nS. The business meeting was soi-
lcwSd b. . social AouF during whlch
hsht rsfreehMsnts were Ssrvsd.
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IroUND-Lace breakfast cap and
friendship link scarf pin. At Rec
ord office. 2ostf.
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FouND-"sisna sigma.' pin. Rec.
ord office. seitf
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06
Graded and High School News.

The school orchestra has some
splendid new music for the girls
contest. You'll miss a treat il
you don't come.
Mr.. Owen Davenport, who has
been i'll for some weeks, is back
at school again.
The contest is sure to be sue
cess for Miss Holtzclaw is train.
ing the contestants. huff sedl
Reva Dean, a member of the
Freshman class, has been very
i'll for several days.
The tacky party, given in hon.
or of the Sophomore Glass, was
a very successful affair. Gladys
Travis was awarded the prize, a
nice box of candy, for being the
tackiest.
Mr.. S. NJ. jenkins is awarding
the gold medal this year. He is
a friend to the school at all times
and we appreciate him very
much. Ruth Travis.
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CALDWELL SPRINGS

As the beautiful spring days have
come, the farmers are busily engaged
in blowing and sowing seeds Of various
kinds. We all appreciate the sunshine
very much this spring.
Mrs. jim Claghorn and son. Walter.
Of near Marion. visited relatives here
last week.
We are very sorry to report that
Joe Matthews is not much better, but
we hope he will soon recover and be
out again.
Bailess Teer and family have moved
out Of our neighborhood. We are sor.
ry to lose them.
Ray Lindsey Of this place visited
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. U. Claghon the
weekend.
Prof. W. J.. Matthews, Of Liver.
more; and Robert Matthews and Ben.
nett Crayne, Of Paducah. visited J. A.
Matthews Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Teer visited Mrs. verns
linzy Wednesday.
NJ. L. Patton and sons passed through
here Wednesday enroute to Fredonia.
Gus Eberlee, Of Nashville. Tenn,
visited his sister, Mrs. A. n. Davis,
and brother, Berry Brasher. last week.
-Touch-Me-NOt.
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REPTON.

Mrs. E. S. Traylor spent Wednesday
the guest Of Mrs. Edgar Smith.
The remains Of Mrs. Robt. Brown
were inferred in the Repton cemetery
Sunday, Rev. Hyde officiating.
We are glad to note that uncle Harve
Smith has improved enough to be re.
moved to the home Of his son in
Sturgis.
Dow Brantley. Of the Cross Roads,
has moved to Edgar Smiths. and Hen.
ny Collins and family are occupying
the house he vacated.
MISS Dewey Powell will visit friends
and relatives in Webster county this
week.
Herb Easlev and Allie vanhoosier,
Of Oak Hall, were in our midst Sunday
Miss Futile Mum contemplates
teaching a spring school at Post Oak.
Success TO you Futile.
A. A. Fritts and Lester Thurman
left last week for Barnard, Kan.
The annual protraeted meeting at
Repton church begins the fourth Sun.
day in July.
Come TO Sunday school every Sun.
day afternoon at 2;3O.-Hustler
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and great interest manifested. Come
one and all, ard bring some one with
you every Sunday afternoon.
John Sullivan. the egg man, passes
around Wednesday. paying lac per doz.
at your door beats bets. at the store.
Mr.. Hard, the insurance man. passed
through here last week with wagon
load Of sweet potatoes. Real nice for
the people who did not care to 20 tc
purchase their seed potatoes.
Miss Ruth Austin is still on the sick
list.
Aunt Sarah Woodside, WHO is quite
feeble, had the misfortune to fall anc
break her hip bone last week.
Little Willie Cruce who has hac
pneumonia, is reported better.
Born to the wife Of johnson wiggin.
ton. a girl.
Johnnie Paris has moved to jim
Paris farm near Midway and George
Newbell has moved from the Foley
farm to where Johnnie Paris lived.
Little Rose.
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WESTON

Misses Ina Holeman and Alma Heath
attended church here Sunday.
Yes Neweom and daughter. Miss
Lena, were in Weston recently.
Mrs. Maude Thorne and little daugh-
ter, Grace Marie, spent Friday the
guests of Mrs. Sallie Gahagen.
Miss Verna King spent Saturday and
Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs.
X. Z. Lamb.
George Eskew is on the sick list at
this writing.
Clarence Black. Of near Rlackford,
spent Sunday the guest Of j. w. Ben
nett.
Leslie Duncan and Leonard Brantley
attended church here Sunday.
Miss Beulah Walker spent Sunday
with Miss Ruby Gahagen.
Mrs. Callie Hughes has a new sup.
ply Of Spring and Summer millinery.
Any one wanting a new hat, call and
see her.
Rev. F. L. Mcdowell filed his regu-
lar appointment here Saturday and
Sunday. We are glad to say he will be
with US another ar.-Little Pansy.
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TELEPHONE NOTICE.

Commencing with January,
1916, bills for telephone service
will be rendered at a gross rate
of twenty-five (25c) cents more
than heretofore, but each such
bill will be subject to a discount
of twenty-five cents if paid at
the office Of the Company on or
before the tenth day of the cur.
rent month. The net rate re.
mains the same. All that is re-
quested of the subscribers in or
der to receive this rate, is to pay
their accounts for service at the
Company's Office, or to mail
check Cheeks preferred) on or
before the tenth of the month
for which bill is rendered.
Subscribers are respectfully
notified that, in order to obviate
any possible charge of discrim-
ination, the discount period will
be rigidly adhered to as to all
subscribers alike. and we ask
the cooperation Of all subscrib-
ers to make this plan a success
and avoid the necessity Of an in.
crease in the net rate for tele-
phone service at this time.
Respectfully,
MARION HOME TELEPHONE
EXCHANGE.
By S. NJ. Heller,
Gen'l Manager.
w. T. Black, Local Manager.
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W. 0. fuckers Chair Factory
Burned; An Old Landmark Gone

Thursday morning at three
O'Clock when the fire alarm whis-
tie was blown at the power house
it was to announce the passing
of the old mill on south Main
street an old and familiar land
mark to all residents and visitors
to Marion. The fire when first
discovered, was burning fiercely
in the upper part and its origin
was, and, is still a mystery.
The building was massive, as
all mills are, and had a powerful
frame of heavy timbers but not
withstanding this, it was soon
licked up as it was dry as finder
and has been considered a verita-
bic fire. trap for many years. 1t
was the property of J. W. Will
son, who carried S1200.O0 insur-
ance on it and its contents.
Part of it was used as a resi-
denee by Mr.. York, who lost
much of his household goods
with no insurance.
fuckers home. chair fac
tory was located in part of this
building and was totally destroy
ed with no insurance. His en-
CINE boiler were under a shed
outside and were only slightly
damaged. Mr.. Tucker will prob
ably go ahead as soon as he can
make arrangements for a house.
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Beauty and brightness are everywhere.
Miss Lois Brightwell, Of Dycusburg,
was the guest Of Miss Wayne Stone
Tuesday night,
The Dycusburg school closed We'd
nesday, March 18th. Mr.. Brightwel
has taught Us three schools in success
sion. We. the pupils and patrons. re
greet to see him leave US. for he wal
always ready to do his duty in school,
Mrs. 7. C. Owen, Mrs. jessie Ston,
and Hugh Turley are on the sick list
They have the lagrippe.
c. z. Oaagh,ery and Rem Grifiiti
left last week for Missouri. A Pebble
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Mamie Rivers Dead.

A telegram received Friday
by G. W. Cruce, of Crayne,
brought the news of the death
of his sister, Mrs. Mamie Steph.
enson, at Joplin, Mo. She was
a daughter Of the late Ewel
Cruce, and was first married to
a Mr.. Rivers, Jack Stephenson
being her second husband. She
is remembered by many of our
older citizens as a handsome CIR
and a belle in her day.
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GLENDALE

Mrs. Robert Brown died March 3lst,
and was buried at Repton S inday. She
was a christian lady, and will be great.
ly missed.
Miss Mae Hughes has returned from
Bowling Green and expects to teach a
spring sehOolhere, beginning April 10th.
Jack Stallion is no better at present.
W. NJ. Hurley is suffering from
rheumatism.
Mrs. j. p. Hatcher and little daugh-
ter have recovered from lagrppe.
Bill Lanham had the misfortune to
lose fine jersey heifer by her getting
into a wire fence.
Mrs. C. S. Num-. OF Marion, was
the guest Of Mrs ]. B. White one day
last week.
p. NJ. Ward has the promise of our
school.
IF you have kind words to say.
say them now.
Tomorrow NAV not come your way.
Do a kindness while you may.
Loved ones will not always stay;
Say them now"
Selected.
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February Export, At New
York Over 500, 600, 900

New York. April 1. Exports
of domestic mer chandise valued
at 800, 2l6, 02l, shipped throJyA
the port Of New York during
February established new rec
ord in exports for single month
from any American port. accord
ing to figures made public here
today by customs officials. The
next highest month. as shown
by the records Of New York GUS
toms authorities, was November.
1915, when merchandise to the
value OF SlSS,O36, l5S was ship
ped abroad.
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Efficient SCHOOLS
Concluded from first page. }

thing for the world around her;
and worst of all, the child itself
of life, present and future. Help
to get for every child a square
deal.
What do you think of a mother
who will spend her time in Cos
siping and siandering her neigh
Dor, or at the card table, or some
other source of useless time kill
ing while her daughter is dying,
dying mentally, spiritually and
morally for the want of maternal
guidance? The right teacher at
this critical time can render val
liable assistance in saving the
child. Get them into school!
What do you know about a
father who will keep his boys
out of school for more than half
the term to help do the work on
the farm then loaf around all
winter at the country store or in
town, spinning yarns, smoking,
chewing, and drinking ''pale-ale'
while the boy is trying to do a
whole years work on half-term
time in school Who can blame
the boy for being son-of-a-gun
when his father is going around
all the time loaded?" Talk school,
scHooLll SCHOOL!l!
Yours very truly,
E. JEFFREY TRAVIS,
County Superintendent.
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CRAYNE.

Mrs. Sullenger is on the sick list.
Miss nellie Young visited Miss vii.
lene ordway Wednesday night.
The muscal at Mr.. Aliens was en-.
joyed by all those who were present.
Robert Elkins is seen in our mids,
quite often. What's the attraction.
Bob?
Bro. Smith filled his regular appoint.
ment Saturday and Sunday.
Alvin Allen and wife visited his par.
ents Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Scott was called to the bedside
Of her son at Sturgis last week. who
Is critically III.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06
Cable Across River.

Hickman, kyo Apr 4. Man.
q! ager Parish, of the Cumberland
Telephone & Telegraph Co.. saws
that his company is planning to
lay a ten'pair submarine cable
across the river at this point 70
take care of messages from this
section to Southeast Missouri,
!, Under the present arrangement
it is necessary to route a message
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-06
10 Boom Great River Broadway.

La Crosse, Wis, Apr A.
Many towns along the proposed
highway from St. Louis toea.
Paul have announced that they
will send representatives to the
meeting to be held here next
month to complete the plans for
the new highway. The paved
roadway will follow the old trail
along the Mississippi river.
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DupOn, Company Ready
To Make Nitrates.

Washington, April'i. Counsel
for the f, |. Dupont de Nemours
company has informed Secretary
Baker at the war department that
the company stood ready to build
a great hydro-electric plane for
taking nitric acid from the air
and make its product available
10 the government for the manu-
tacture Of explosives at prices
fixed by the secretary Of war, il
congress would change existing
waterpower laws so as to make
such a project practicable.
Mr. Baker was given a letter
from Pierre s, Dupont, president
OF the company proposing a bill
to provide for fifty year leases
on waterpOwer sites in navigable
streams 1t was explained that
the company contemplated con-
s str plant costing $40, OOO,.
oVO or more and capable of furn.
lshlng all the nitrates now i'm
ported 20 from Chile. Secretary
B1' r tonight declined to say
what would be his attitude to-
ward the project.
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Health the Greatest Of all Blessings

Cheer up. Any man who can
get up and milk the COW and then
eat a hearty breakfast and go to
work feeling good hasn't any
RICH, to envy The =:illionaires.
He should be plying them.
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DYCUSBURG

Mrs. F. d. Ramage left for Prince
ton Thursday. where she will visit her
sister. Mrs. Trenton Patterson, for a
few days.
Mrs. oda Bennett returned from
Metropolis, ILL.,. Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Ross. Of Sikeston. Mo. :.
who has been the guest Of Miss Lii
Ian Decker for two weeks, has re-
turned home.
Mrs Lucian Vosier is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Fred RamAge, Of Kut.
tawa.
Jonas Green and son, Oscar. went to
Paducah Friday.
Miss Cora Graves returned from Pa
dueah Friday. where she has been the
guest Of Mrs. VIII Graves for the past
two months.
Mesdames Ed and Chas Bonds. Of
Livingston county. were guests Of Mrs.
NJ. Z. Hill Friday.
Prof. d. +. Brightwell was in Padu.
cab Thursday.
Mrs. G. W. Jones was the guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. Harry Bennett,
in the country Friday.
Clyde Boaz was in Fredonia Saturday
Mesdames Bennett and Robinson. Of
Fredonia, were guests Of Mrs. Owen
Boaz last week.
Mesdames chas. Smith and b. Par.
ish. Of Thine. were in town Friday.
Albeit Boaz. Of Fredonia. spent
Friday in town the guey, Of bis broth.
er, Owen Boaz.
James Hust vas the guest Of his
parents. Mr.. and Nrs. Tom Hust. last
week.
Miss lois Brigh,well was the guest
Misses Wayne Stone and Thine Charles
Wednesday and Thursday night.
Mrs. Riley Brasher. Of Seven Springs
was the guest Of Mrs oven Boaz FRI.
day.
John I'd Graves was in Fredonia
Friday
Mrs. Freeman Ramage returned
from Crayne Friday from an extended
visit to her sister, Mrs. Wyatt Brook.
shire. She was accompanied home BY
her sister, Miss Eta Boisiure.
Rev. Marshal. Of Lyon Co.. delivered
an excellent sermon at the Bap,i.t
church here Sunday morning.
James Cox, the pearl buyer. was in
town this week.
Mrs. Hollowell. Of PinckneyuIle. is
visiting Mrs. G. NJ. Yancey thu, week.
School closed here March 2gth.
Berry Brasher is much la proved AZ
this writing.
Mrs. Cecil Clark and daughter. Of
Cave'in.Rocs, III. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F, o. Deayors.
: Hurry" and bring your rags toJ.
2. Adams.
Mrs. Ed Mitchell and children pas,sa
through town this week enroute 10
their new home in Lyon county
Mrs. Ed Watson and children o,c
visiting relatives here.
+. d. RamSge and family will move
to his farm next week.
John Ed Graves isa candidate fo,
matrimony. Ladies vote. will bo ma.
prcciated by him.
Herman Martin Is strictly In n.
Wall Paper business, Samples will ho
found on display at C. T. Glenn .,or.
April lst.
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Pulaski Bond, Sold,

Somerset, KY. Apr. 4...-The
100000 road bonds Of Pulaski
county were purchased by the
Fifth-Third National Bank Of
Cincinnati. They draw 81 per
cent interest and brought pre-
MUM of $685..
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To Keep Hay From Taking Fire.

TO keep hay from taking fire
in the barn by spontaneous COM
bustion an Iowa man recon.
mends four quarts of salt to the
load when it is put in the NOW"
Farm and Fireside.
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BELMONT

April has come with its local showers
Elva Gibson and Benton Newbell are
on the sick list at this writing.
Sunday school has been organized at
piney Fork. heplno,g the first Sunday
in April; severn , in attendance
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LARRIPIN SPRING

Spring hos come back to US. beauti.
ful spring.
Bluebells and swallows are out on the
wing;
Over the meadows a carpet of green
Softer and richer than velvet Is seen.
Up come the blossoms so bright and
so gay,
Giving sweet oder to welcome tho day,
Sunshine and music are feeding the
air,