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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-13

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Ia1GtESSHl let's at 20 cents a box. Cata-
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with goods. SMITH DRUG co., Dept, 81.
Woodboro. Md.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-02-13

Columbus, Ga.-''For about ten years suf-
fered with kidney trouble and bladder weak.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
How to Tint Your
Gray Hair at Home

IL your hair IL grayiug or l. faded
and sireakod do not let IL become any
more unattractivc. No mater whether
it, original youthful color was golden
or black. or any shade q brown. All
you need IL a bottle y firuwnai0ne %
tnssantly festure 81 beauty In a man.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Transfers Life Saved
Whites Letter That O. Worth Reading
Negy Carefully

Peterson Ointment Co. Inc. EufiAlD.
y. s. $50. afflicted with very 20.
ven" f.r. Dn ms lex Cor years ana e
t.tm.f.r tried Hil medicines and
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c.ultu sleep Go many NIGHTS from
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Peterson ufs . IW proud ~ the
abuyo t'tr ana ha,. hundreds o.
.;hcrs that ;HI 60 wonderful cures q
.egrmI. pii.s end St'1 Disease"
p,tHJs.n's u.sfW'u' IH tH .Hut4 90
lurt t,N af l.I druggists and tb,rg
trf s hr.8Irlru.H drgElIrf iu AIMEE.
ia thar WON'T praise o. AlaU Urd, /,
t.'l IE I,frI..H ointment CO.. luH,
Buffalo y s. Randall ur = w. 60.
lines u.lr 60 v.I supply y0l ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
EUROPEAN NATIONS SUFFERING AS
RESULT OF HOUSING CONDITIONS

Influence of tour American officials -
f0Dmr hcr % bathroom in which g.
sleep
To- solve fhr permanent rpoml1g
problem ihr cats authorities have passed
COO ordinance permitting tho rv,lnsirur.
iI.u % ihn l,tics e., apartment buildings
.I"UfIur uuIrfrrs. This SPACE uu.
''' ihr f""f Ir meant us shortage room
i"r tenants and frr laundry drylr.
pIp"s.a. 70 WAS unlawful - permit
tnN "ut COB sleep fh'rr and an urdintug.
required the concierge o. lock thp On.
trance 90 D. m. n is estimated TINT
fN'lt HI' $4,000 such building. iu N.
.''f. hut how many landlords will 49,
fH ihr expense &C alteration remains
90 lr seen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

each state. but next month this ilmlta,
ton will be taken of.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Engineering Course
AT University Made
Most Efficient Now
sre-I.l n The News.

crceih t0 Tlr News.
AUSTIN. Texas. Nov c-Thlt the
University u Texas ~ row pr,0rcd O.
offer the best practical training in mc.
chanlcal engineering II any college q
the Southwest Is the announcement q
department instructors boz the uuNct.
sity. Approximately one hundred thou
sand dollars worth oi equipment ha4
been added 90 the nv hauiDsl cugipcdr.
ing department since the war.
Popular belief that tho University o.
Texas u an essentially academic ir.
Etitution should no longer exist accord
ing q !. q. Mail Of tine engineering de-
partment New equipment makes u
possible for the state university 70
offer ? ore practical course boz mo.
chanlcal engineering than ever before.
Included In tn new equipment ate
tools. various kinds 90 uptpdate ma
chincry. forgcs and an iron foundry
with cupon 81 Oue-ton capacity u
has been pointed out that the f..gjt'.
which Ia now being erected hy the resi-.
dent architect, will b. the best of 10
kind IN the Southwest ~ well as The
only one IN Texas colleges
AerVplane motors ~ several typrs.
valued at $4,000. are ia possession u
the engineering department having
been purchased by the university soon
after the wat They csc 90 bo Us, I
later Mr.. Mall states. in the telch.r:
of acroplanc mo- hl~.rs n is thought
that the acrurllnc md 4etrv win soon
grow 90 such an extent that 10 win ~
advisable 20 specially train men in tie
mechanics IL aerol.anrs when there
- more pronounced demand far such
training than az this time. 10 ls The ig
teniion % the university 90 Texas 10
b the first institution o. offer uraetI.
cal instruction IN that line ~ me-
chanics. Afr Mall stated
Etgh; instructors ur~ cuplUy,l Ia
The rejuvenatcd mechanical ergins,rir;
department. this year. some 20 th,Bs
giving courses m other departments Of
the College a. Engineering also. The
4. department has On enrolment ~ %
studenia Last year was the first time
an ". +. degree was given ly tho
College OF Engineering. and one student
received that degree.
Win the new equipment and a
larger force % instructors Il h. "a,
Yecied that mechanicll sngire.rinr WI
become one % the most popular courv =
IN the university next year. Nl. Mill
has charge ~ machine design anil
mechanism. lie u n graduate az Kan
sos State College Other men who AZ =.
comparatively recent additions tn taa
mechanical engineering teaching stuff
are A. y. Doe. from MASSACHUSETTS, Ia
stltuie 81 Technology and ?. + Jones
Formerly - Kan as State University
MI. Doe Il superintendent cf sh0ns. ana
Mr. Jones - N charge az ia, m.eaar'
cal laboratory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
C00PE RATIVE PLAN
Of BUYING URGED.
FARMERS NATIONAL GRAIN DEAL.
Eli> WILL DISCl - PLAN
FOR PRODl CEHS.

CHICAGO. NOV. q .-ioupcfaiive pur'
chase Uf farm supplies hy farmers
business organic lions VIII hc taken va
Us the Farmers National Grain DyaL
rrs Association ~ convention hcrI
December . ana 9 The other miiIr
subjects vail De- thu cooperative selling
~ grain Announcement ~ IN, teutl.
tive program was mad, here to-day.
According o. national headquarters q
the association hr.r. there are iGug
farmers cooperative elevators iu tAs
country. repre- a'ntirg au Investment e
Woo 600 600 They are said o. handle
annually 1000 UUO.Uvv bushels a. gtsin.
Their purchases Df supplies 100 year
age estimated az $3.50 900 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
MINISTERIAL SOCIETY II
ORGANIZED At UNIVERSITY
ssesisl 70 TIE Ns-s.

cperth 70 TIE Ness.
AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. C.-gtlden,s IN
the University o. Texas who ar. study.
ing Tor the ministry recently orraniz. "A
the students Ministerial So,isty viii
otnceTs a. follows. President. Fred
Terry. Hillsboro: secretary and treasur
&c, Lawrence Upton. Austin. reporter
W. J. Fetzer. San Antonio The pur.
pose u the society IN stated o. be- the
study OF the duties and problems a
the minister Meetings viii BE- he,i
twice a month with a social mect.as
once each term.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

chases 50 as to take the entire output
u factories"
Ohio Be- the first state % form a col.
leciiye purchasing company anil
Charles Lltchaw u Defiance b. schc.
dgi,i g. teil 81 what b. accomplish 4
90 date A company incorporated u
500 V0u has been boo operation in Ohio
since the first - lur July
Practical propositions Submitted ~
manufacturer vill be- reported ~,
tlhliahmort uf national wholesale huv.
inF dissolution viii lr the subject II A
cuumiitp. report committee ,n thi,
ile0t having recon named 10 the
March mtrtin. of the tH- iciniiuu ITO
Farmers Union Exchange ~ N,hrlsl I
and tn Wisconsin Equity Purchasing
Association wIl lp heard from
cooperative Whul,Eil" efforts. tor.
Winal grain marketing. ana bonding and
Insurance viii be- other subjects before
the convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

4 ph,toE3 ODD. device o. being usrl
Oh d,,.t 90, eyset difference between
uusl. and Noise
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

Ut u "TTTNI TWN TTNN TTTTITIIT ETTIW TETIITIll'
ton viii be taken of.
OTTAWA Ont. nov C.-Cauada's
export livestock trade has shown re.
mafknhlr development In the last few
years. according a. government Stats.
tiCN Live cattle exported last year
exceeded 100000 ard were valued a,
$50 600 600. q sum equal o. the com.
hinod values ui live cattle exported la
fhp co." previous years.
90 90 u"r nan' 80 iho -.
ported cattle went 70 the United States
,..uvi a- uutCuur cattle or Htovters q "a
.rvutrs During thc same period. Cana.
dl exported ii25osii pounds ~ frcsI
end pi,hlrd beef valued nj $50 g3i.s IS.
The total value II cattle exports. eos.
elusive ~ canned meats. exceed J
s1U.OUO. 600.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
Texas IT" Men 10 Banau.,
Special u The S.wa

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. G-plans ara
being completed by the Mer's Athl.,i,
Council % the University ~ Texas for a
gettogethcr banquet - former Texas
T.men" on the night before Thanks
giving. ~ this mefiing the 1890 foot.
ball team viii b. prescnt IN a body. arl
II Il expected that much enthusiasm
VIII DO manifested. preliminary o. IN.
big game on Thanksgiving.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
~ Associated Press.

VIENNA. Nov. G.--l.ike nearly every
other city IN Europe. Nicnnus rDomiir
accommodation IL taxed beyond capl.
city. Tho hotels are Overlooking 40
cxorbitant rutca On crown Valuosl
Every train uuloads its quota ~ new
comcrs % travel Ia iaXiclbs and fllcrrs
from enc end Of the city a. thu other
I'm search ~ sleeping quarters. while
even the room re0uisitlunlng system
by the government fails To- house many
Thousands.
An American visitor wishing 90 ~
from Vienna "a Budapest t'lrvIuphad
daily Tor a week. receiving daily tho
reply. nothing available" An AmDr.
can woman. wife ~ consul arrived
the other day aud ], required 90 Oh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
S1inr of Speakers.

Among speakers scheduled are Iiar
I'D ~ Powell manager uf the CittI.
itult Growers Association ~ California.
Thomas tr.uI head 81 tho Canadian
Gram Growers Company ana Secretary
=. T Meredith 90 90. Department q
Agriculture
THIS be- the i.rr national convention
~ tho kind o. hr held by the assUcii.
tiun Heretofore IT, conventions hay1
Teen composed ut two delegates from
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
IIg ORGANIZATION.

These elevators constitute tie big
gcst business organization ~ farmers
lr thr world association h,uiuuaItel.
said today az is hoped Ca group par.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07

9 have l,au a great sufferer from
stomach trouble ard rall stones NJ
20. hu.vs thr pains ! have sutfrtpi.
since taxing %, first dose - Mlyr's
v rdrri.l Remedy am fc,ling fine can
v.fh $40 Gas amt eat anything want.
Have up more distress 90 plirlturUn &
tNU heart from gas on ms stomach
.I.t .srf great deal 90 money an
tu help me. 70 ~ "a simple hlrml -
r.uIlaHr That removes the catarrhal
fiaw ta. intestinal tract and
1ll1ys thr inflammation which causes
practically 400 stomach liver and int,-.
uull ailments. including appendicitis.
DOT, dose viii convince ~ menoy re.
Inied e nllu DRUG Co-Ady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-07
ported cattle went 10 the United States

The cost ~ columbus expedition that
led tn the discovery Of America was
s. 0O0.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-25
80 Years Old-Fit as a
Fiddle

II had n bad case of stomach and
bowel trouble that -four doctors could
not help. Suffered all kinds of pain.
was filled with gas and eonstipated for
years. I was advised to use Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy Since Taking
course of it four years ago my trou-
bic has disappeared and have felt like
young man. Although so years old.
feel fit as a fiddle" 1t is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intes-
tinaf tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments including
One dose will convince 1
or money refuded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-25
Special News of UmdtiIIa CO.

/, Mrs Roy May OF Weston Mountain
spent Tuesday in the city.
Mrs. ]. HYATT was in the city from
her ranch on Weston Mountain Tues
day.
\ Mrs Arthur Coppack is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Tampkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. IT, Harder Jr., OF
Milton spent Sunday at the Frank De
Freeze home.
Mrs Maurice Frazier and small
daughter Jean of Milton spent We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. Frragiers
parents Mr.. and Mrs. WIN 'Pinkerton.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Smith were
dinner guests at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs John Banister in Weston Wednes-
day evening. 3e tN
Mrs. F. r. Boyd is in Portland at
tending the Eastern star grand lodge
Mrs. f. S. LeGraw left Tuesday for
Seattle where she win visit friends and
relatives.
The Misses Katherine Froome and
Hazel saunders arrived inS the city
Monday from Corvallis 10 spend the
summer vacation.
Mrs. NJ. ". Hansell and children |
are visiting relatives in Oregon city. |
mrs. Fred Grass was called to Wei |
ser Idaho Tuesday BY the death Of |
John Stone.
Friday evening the ladies of the |
Catholic Church gave benefit dance I
At the Opera House The dance was
we'll attended and the sum of Sl10 was
cleared.
Mr.. and Mrs John Walters were
'isitors in Pendleton Friday.
Miss Rene Banister and Miss
Morrison of Weston spent Monday at
he c. L. McFadden home.
Mrs r. f. Stewart and daughter
Hiss Ruth spent Wednesday in Pen
leton.
Mrs. Fisk and small son of Weston
'ere guests at the home OF Mrs. Fisks /,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-25
WIND H|NDERS HAY|NG
ON HERM|STON PROJECT.

/
HERMISTON, June 25.--wind on
Tuesday prevented work in the hay
/. fields, but as there was not a great
deal of, hay ready to stack on account
of cool weather the work was not re-
tarded by the wind TO any great ex-
tent
The cool days were followed by a
great change in temperature Monday.
the thermometer reaching 100 degrees
in the afternoon and Tuesdays wind
came on in regular form.
AIRS. H ]. Stillings who was taken
quite ill at her home Sunday was
taken TO the hospital at Hermiston
| her condition varying since. After
some Improvement a change would be
noticed. With every care and atten-
tion possible, friends are looking for
ward to improvement soon.
Mrs. Anna Sapper has sold her fruit
farm to j. w. Tabor, the gentleman
already having taken possession. With
a smaller farm to care for, he Will de-
vote more of his time TO bee raising. II
this business being one he has follow
ed for several years. 1t is reported |
a deal is on for the sale of the Tabor
place. hut has not yet been closed.
Frank Waukeman was elected |
school director and Henry OFT clerk of, |
LiiG At NiOHusly ) tlcCIlOn. inc
principal for the current year who 4
was engaged recently is William Nc Il
Queen, of Looking Glass. Ore. The i
teachers are all now secured for the II
year.
The West End baseball league has II
not yet completed its series of games, III
Echo and Hermiston tieing on the
last battle which was to be the final III
one. A game is being planned be- III
tween the two teams for the Fourth,
which will be the climax of all games.
Mrs. Mary H'ftter and Mrs. Robert
Devine who have been visiting rela-
ives here for some time past departed II
,or their home in Erie, Pa, Monday.
They were accompanied by Mr.. Otto /
Sapper who is a sister of Mrs. aJeyine |
md who will spend the summer in
Ter old home in the east III
The Neighborhood Club had their Il
asst meeting at the home of Mrs
Banks, about IA ladies being present II
l pleasant afternoon was passed over
he usual contests. refreshments, etc.
Plans were formed for a big lawn so-g | /
ial to be held in Columbia, the place Ii
o be decided on later. on July 16. A Ill
ovel feature and a pleasant one, will II
'e the brilliantly lighter lawn which
fr. Baker of the Delco Light Co. iii
will arrange for the club. No one i L
hould miss the affair as an unusual Il Il
-ood time is to be had. The club will In
meet July z at the home of Mrs.
-oyds. iii
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-25
Mother Gray's
AROMATIC-LEAE

The Medicinal Tea, regulates the sys-
TEN and gives quick relief to Weak
ness and Lameuess OF the Back and
Kidneys. Nervousness. and the dull
pains Of the head aARoNAATIC-LEAF is
a simple, pheasant remedy Tor that
tired. languid condition which so units
one for the daily tasks. Get a pack
age atfy@Oura druggists or by mail. so
cents. ADDRESS. Mother Gray Co. lie
Roy. NJ " eE . Ef4-l4 7lf'-t
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-25
sister Mrs. McFadden Tuesday.

sister AIRS, McFadden Tuesday.
Mf' and Mrs. George Carmichael
We're In the city from Weston Tues
day They We're accompanied BY Miss
Elsie O'Hara.
Mrs. Martha Furgeson ana daughter
Miss Myrtle Were down. from their
farm on Weston Mountain Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest ]. Haney were
IN the city Wednesday from their
home on Reed and 'fTawley mountain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-25
LEWISTON FOLK VISIT
RELATIVES AT ATHENA

ATHENA, June 25.---AIrs Joe RAIN
Vile and children are in the city from
their home near Lewiston Idaho visit
ing at the Henry Wood home
Misa Greta Mcintyre arrived home
from Forest Grove sunday
Miss Hazel Mcfarland spent the
week end in walla waila gust of
Miss Mao Forrest.
Mrs Henry Dell and daughter Miss
Lucinda spent Tuesday in walla Wal
Ia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-25
Notice OF Payment of City of Pendle-
ton improvements bonds,

Notice is hereby given that City of
Pendleton Improvement Bonds No. 9.
Series p, and No. /, Series 9, will be
paid upon presentation thereof to the
undersigned at the American National
Bank of Pendleton, Umatilla County,
Oregon. Interest on the above bonds
ceases July /, 1920.
q Dated June II, 1920.
tag LEE aMOoRHOUSE,
Treasurer City of Pendleton, by H. w.
Dickson, Deputy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-25
NEW YORK SOPRANO
RETURNS TO WEST
Mary AdeI Hays Makes Second
chautauqua Trip.

The news that Mary Adel Hays, the
widely known New York coloratura So
prano. Is to return to Chautauqna
audiences this year will undoubtedly
be received with rejoicing on the part
of all Western music lovers. Miss
Hays achieved a real triumph in her
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-25

tour over the EIIlson-white circuit
last year and is being retained in re-
sponse to general demand from all
over the country.
During the past winter Miss Hays
has been appearing IN recital In the
Atlantic Coast states and has been en-
Enthusiastically received by Eastern
audiences. The music critic of the
Atlanta, Georgia, Journal eharacterizes
her voice as zone Of pure gold, certain
ly one of the loyellest coloraturas ever
heard in Atlanta"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-04

White Hall, KY, or J. Sparks, the
man who lives on the place.
I. J. FORBES,
212 3p White Hall, Ky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-04
COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARD MEETING

One of the features of the meeting
Saturday of the members of the coun-
ty school board will in all probability
be the selection of a truancy or at
tendance officer. This office will be fill
ed at once owing to the Importance
attached to it, results of one months
work being very evident. Petitions are
still coming in for special privilege
for workers between the ages of II
and Ia, inclusive, an dmany young
sters are busily engaged in the tobac-
co fields of the county.
The board will have other business
to look after and the session is ex-
pected to be busy one. 1t will be at
tended by County Superintendent B.
F. Edwards, who has been confined to
his home owing to illness for some
time. There is much work to be done
| incident to the opening of the coun-
! ty high schools Monday morning
| This will record the start for the sea-
son of all the students of the county
1t it not known whether the school
carnival to be held later will be given
. consideration at this time, owing to
, the mass of other business at hand
but plans, which are well under way
will be taken up soon and completed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-04
FARMERS USING
TRUCKS FOR GRAIN
Go To Phone, Order Truck To
Haul Wheat To Warehouse
Time Saved

The use of trucks both ON the
farm and by farmers in Madison
county during the past year has
Increased 1000 per cent, accord
ling to statements and estimates
made by both farmers and truck
owners, and with the continuation
of the road Improvement work.
there will be an additional in
crease of 200 per cent, they as
sert.
Farmers, when they have pre-
pared their product, especially
grain for the market, declare it is
both more expedient and cheaper
to send to the city and have their
crops moved to the warehouse by
truck than to haul it themselves
by team. One man gave an illus
tration. He stated he lived II
miles from Richmond. One team
rs required and so bushels of
wheat is considered a very good
load for a team to draw hits dis
lance. But one round trip could
be made day, he said, and should
rain interfere, he would be from
one week to ten days getting his
grain to the warehouse. A truck.
ut is estimated, will convey three
wagonloads of grain at one trip.
and two trips can be made in one
day.
There you have it, said one
one man, your grain is out of the
way and you have settled for it,
ad the team which would have
had heavy work during the entire
week, is busy on the farm. You
have one extra week to spend on
the farm if you want, and one can
accomplish a great deal in week,
and your horses are saved besides.
The trucks are just beginning to
be recognized as the proper and
most successful mode OF trans
portation. They save both time
and money"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-04
THRU TRUCK LINE
WILL BE- INSTALLED
Business Now Too Much For
Single Truck Making Irreg-
ular Trips

With the completion of the road
work in Madison county, local
truck company is preparing to
|open a truck line between Rich
mond and Lexington, as we'll as a
route to the south, and regular
trips will be made for the benefit
|of the. farmers and residents of
the numerous little cities and
towns between Lexington and
Louisville. Irregular trips are
already being made by the Blue
Grass Motor Transport Company
and this service, will become regu-
lar with the completion of the
work in this and other counties.
Road Improvement is essential, it
is said, to the success of the
trucks on the highways, and in al
most every county, especially
Those to the south, where the
leading highways are to be found,
are spending much time and mon
ey in improving them. This work
is being completed, reports have
1T, to the Madison county line, and
with the tasks now undertaken
finished, there will be good roads
to and from, this and other cities
to the south, and a good roadway
to Louisville.
One large truck which has been
making irregular trips, has re-
sembled Christmas tree in some
localities, where freight and bag
gage has been piled high, consist
ing of1everythiflg in the way of
merchandise from the small store
to the shipping of livestock
feature not Insignificant by any
means. With a regular schedule,
it is said one Of the great trucks
would not be able to handle the
transient trade as it is, although
the service has just been started.