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FRIDAY APUi L 26 19 11

Mayor Harrison of Chicago cele ¬

brated lus 41st birthday April 23rd

J R Lemon of Paducah andW 3C Walltof Mayfield havebought the Mayfield Messenger

Bresci tlto assassin ofKingHutrbert leas become raving mad in

cotlsequCncC of the ill treatment ofIsis jjattera at Rome

NQthing new has developed in the

aitrikibIituationin Hopkins exceptthat Wm Reed a Union official

was fined r5 for carrying a pistol

Chkagri is now an ocean port andvc > s h ire loading at Chicago andgoirc d 11ct to Europe by way of

the lik < 8 a oil canals and StLawIrene river

T1 > e u dekgatcH of the CubanConstitution Con ventlon reachedWashing Wednesday and arebeing escorted about the city byGen Wood

Ga ti Dobbins blind for 18

years hay graduated with bouorfrom rt1te ChicagoHomeopathicMcdi ¬

cal OeHeye and will make a speoaiij flungand throat diseases

QVWM Victoria wedding ringwatifeuried with her It wtlsnot

n emoved during 60 years followingiier marriage except when it wasnecessary to enlarge it as her fingerTbecsrae larger

Albert W Wishard oflnJRjanapoSis has been appointed solicitor ofinternal revenue to succeed Qeo MThomas of Kentucky who resignedexpecting that his son in law S JPugh would be his successor if heJailed to get the new federal judge

hip =>1tR Rigby of Chicago beI

flueatlied a fortune of 105000 in awill of fifteen words property dated

it and attested by witnesses It readas follows uf niy fortune toAnn Rigby Fowler of Leeds York-shire

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tf to my wife The willn- was admitted tu probate and was

held to ben Javvful documeutt

Thethrealened Hood in the lowerohio valley did not amount to muchCatlettsbun and other places fur-ther

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to the East were partly inun ¬

dated but the waters quickly subviued and the danger is over AtLouisville the water was severalfeet below the danger line

The Fusion Committee has agreedto postpone the county conventionfrom May 6 to May 20 the day sugjjetcdby the DemocraticCommiUee-All necessary details will be agreedto by that date and the ticket putSo the field by the convention

Mrs Stttn Jones wife of theevangelist gave a dinner in theprivate dining room of the Louiswine Hotel Tuesday evening inhonor of her daughters MissesLaura and Julia Jones The tableswere decorated with pink flowersand ferns The table was lightedin redshaped candelabra andlarge bunches of carnations wereat each cover Flavors consistingof toys were the source of muchamusement The guests includedMr and Mrs J Mi Caldwell Mrand Mrs George R Newman MrI cwis Humphrey Mr John WLewis Jr Mr Marvin H Lewisand Mr I P Marcosson

tevrgr of Ointments 1or CAtarrh ThatCoitalu Mercury

TH uiorcury will surely destroy theeeuso ofhrtielt unU completely derimw the whoiu system when enter

it through the mucous surfacesSue irticli euould never be usedreputabvvi do IH tea fold o the good yo-ueqp µ Hibly doiive from them HallsC tJh Cure nnuufnctured by F J

j Cbeiey Ci> Toledo 0 contains110 trio rrury aud ia taken internallyaetiff directly upon the nnU-

I equcc surfaces of the system In+ feuyiup Halls Catarrh Cure be sure

U get tho genuine It is taken intqrnailv nerd made in Toledo Ohio

a 11F Cheney Co Testimonialsa t Uullo homily Pills are the

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Since the Supreme court has up ¬

held the Southern ctiii tiuitiinaAlabama hint duculvd to jtun Mis

siusjppi Louisiana Nm th CarolinaSouth Carolina Maryland und Vir¬

ginia in rebtrictiiitf suffrage by aneducational qualification anGeorgia is sure to take similar aclion ab early as possible Thu

course will force the ignorant ne ¬

gro to eduqatt himself and 111 th ecud will redound to his lastinffbdfr-

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01There are heroes in every day

tile Engineer J1V AJetealf suepected that a bridge was not safein South Carolina and detached hisengine from a passenger train toinspect and tebt the bridge over aswollen stream The bridge gavway and Metcalf went down todeath His fireman was badly in-

jured¬

but escaped aliye

The Best Blood Purifier

The blood is constantly beingpurified by tire lungs liver andkidneys Keep these organs in ahealthy condition and the bowe-lregular and you will have no neeof a blood purifier For this pur ¬

pose there is nothingequal toChamberlains Stomach and LiverTablets one dose of them t ill doyou more good than a dollar bottleof the best blood purifier Price25 cents Samples free at alldruggists

No Garden is Complete

1 Without DahliasNo garden can be considered

complete nowadays unless it con ¬

tains a collection of dahlias Thenewer kinds bloom in midsummerand are in all ways more desirablethan the old large very doublesorts whose thief merit is richness01 color To grow these plantswell you must give them a richdeep soil and keep it moist at alltimes By covering the plant-when the September frosts are herthey can be kept from injury andthe season of bloom extended forweeltt until the coming of reallycold weather in factEben ERexford in the May Ladies HomeJournal

A Testimonial from Old England

CoughReinedbro chitib says Mr WilliamSawryof Varrington England

It has saved mywires life shehaying been a martyr to bronchitisfor over six years being mostof theimo conlutoii to her bed She is

now quite well It is a greatpleasure to the manufacturers ofChamberlains Cough Kemedy to beabh to publish testimonials of thischaracter They show that greatgood is being done pain and suf ¬

fering relieved and valuable livesrestored to health and happinessby this remedy It is for sale byall druggists

Meet This AfternoonThe Ladies Social of the Baptist

church will meet with Mrs W M

Fuqua at 330 this afternoon

The Best Remedy For Rheuma-tism

QUICK RELIEF FROM PAINAll who use Chamberlains Pai

Balm for rheumatism are delighte-with relict from painwhich itwords When ingITroyOhioa severe attack of rheumatism inmy arm and shoulder I triednumerous remedies but got no re¬byMessrstryChamberlainrecommended it so highly that Ibought a bottle I was soon re-lieved of all pain I have sincerecommended this liniment to manyofmyfriendswho agree with me

remedy for mus-cular

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rheumatism the marketFor sale by all druggists

Apollo W C Coups eightfootedhorse is dead

A few nights ago while SamuelGifford of Poplar Plat was awafrpm home a masked man enteredhis home and criminally assaultedhis wife The man then disappearedandtbere Is no clew asjo biaidntjty 10

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lOc size Uli1cII 5c size 4cNavy Beans pcrgallou28cTomatoes full size 31b can it acCorn extra in 2 lbvcarispdceIlks25c Wash Boards 17 and 20c3CoJCANDYat vGood Mixed candy perd bU 8c

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Good Sorghum per galltn25cSoda it2cClothesPins per dog iiV if lcCarpet Tacks per box t i lcHominy perlb2c-c Vinegar per gallon it12cDeviled Ham per beef > cN O Sugar 191bs S1Q 0Granulated lr ls for 100

Straight Grade Flour v ty43B-est

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Good Tomatoes per cats OcGood Corn per can 7cGood Peas per can iV 5cGooseberries per can 9cPeaches per can 9cPine Apple per can 15c15cdKidney Beans per can 5cUest Kidney Beans per can 9cBaked Beans per can 5 8 and lOcString Beans per can v 9cElephant Beets per can 14cPumpkin per can 5cBest Pumpkin per can 9cMica Axle Grease per can 8cBeseco Axle Grease per can 8cBonBon Baking Powder 4cBrooms 17 and 23cGood Luck Coffee per pkg 9cArhuckle Coffee per pkg 13cGood Green Coffee per lb lOcBull Head Oysters per can 9cIJumbo Oysters per can15c1lus-tardSardines 9cIClam Salmon can 15cperrcan 18cPillow Rock Salmon pr can 23cScotch Peas per lb 3cPeerless sliced Beeff per cahl5cPotted Ham per can 5Vienna Sausage per can 9Good Cheese per lb 154s c7ecLarge 9cEvaporated apples per lb 80Choice evaped peaches per Ibl0cPrunesper Ib 5cSeeded raisins per pkg 10 and l4California raisins per lb rlOcOranges per dozen 15cLarger oranges per dozen 30cMasons qt jar apple butter 9c

peach 4 9cJelly per jar 9c

Preserves per jar 9cBest pre erves per jar 25cBest lard per Ib 10icGuod hams per Ib 12McBreakfast bacon per Ib 15cDry salt bacon per Ib lOcN O molasses per gal 34cOpen kettle N 0 molasses 49cMasons blacking per box 4 and 8cT M blacking per box 4 and 8cBottle bluing per bottle 5cpkg4cGoodExtra roast coffee per Ib 20cExtract lemon 5cExtract Vanilla 5cMacaroni per pkg ScFlake oats per pkg V5cQuail oats per pkg 9cGlass dipper tlOcMatches per box of 1000 4cPickles per doz 5cLarge pickles per doz lOcLamp burners 5 and 8cSour pickles per jar 9cSweet pickles per jar 9cSour mixed pickles per jar 9cChowchow per jarT 9cChurchs soda per pkg 4 and 8c15d c

cMustard per lb 24cCinnamon per lb24cStarch per lb 4Pepper sauce per bottle 7Waldorf catsup per bottle 9cMrs Jones catsup per bottle 9cColumbia catsup per bottle 15cGood tea per lb 35cPrune juice tobacco per lb 25cRed cross tobacco per lb 30cBattle axe tobacco per lb 40cAllen County twist per lbt 40cGood vinegar per gal lOcBtst apple vinegar per gal 19cKraut per gal 1 18cLima beans per lb lOcGrape nuts per pkg 14cPlunger soap per bar 4cf4cRedSweet potatoes per peck 20cIrish potataes per peck 20cParsnips per peck 22New cabbage beets radishes anWyBurchs Cash Grocery

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YOUNG BUT COMPETENT

Citrcser of MJlton IS Alto the NewAitMlNtniU ttaoetnifr oltlie Visited

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1flltati1iuius of Ohio our njviassistant irifflrptrtfy of the creathrytis proul tlJi7thu youngest inhiit +vlnlever tnu sistnttt cjrctctry hrit

cIn the goycinraent dppnrUnentri at-C rntlti IMrt nininiliiilhn nlhhcfl

in him by stjerrlruflblals iinlJulby 14 yeurd1f wqfUji closeappUcntlon and untiringr

When barely SO years blu hlcntered the goveriimont fler tt in anobsenro position In the Internal revenne bureau He Iwtts nee passedthrough nil 1 of thijolvll servicehaving fllll1tl11llJh otllcewith credit

MirroN E AUKSJJcceiilly Appointed Ajsslstnut Secretary

of the TreasuryShortly after his first appointment Inthe IrenHiiry depnrlment 110 liegnn thestudy of law wn8l1diillttct1tu tliu liarin 1SIH and within n few months eonsInvited to become law clurk of themiscellaneous diVixtoii After winninghigh esteem In that capacity he wascalled lo a desk in the customs bureauwhere he served several years Illsnext ndvaneeriidnt oecnrred In theearly part of President McKlnleysfirst turns whtn he was appointed pri ¬

Tate secretary tp Assistant SecretaryWike Ills executive nullity soon wonthe attention of Secretary Gage andwhen Mr Ynmlerlip was made assist ¬

nut secretary Mr Alles was namedfor his sticcessoras private secretaryto the secretary of the treasury

He Is a devoted student of financeand has contributed notable articleson the subject to various newspapersand magazines Financiers havingdealings with Secretary Oage amT thedepartment fount Miv tiles a brightresponsible Intermediary < Ills vnluabla work In this capaelty insured hisprompt promotion to the office ofassistant secretary of the treasurymade vacant by Mr V ¬

nation Mr Arles has represented thodepartment on several Important eommissions both in the United Statesthetofcsecretary of the New Washington Economfc society

KINDERGARTEN IN CUBA

Good Work Done Iij the Cuban OrItliiui Society 1iulfr the 5ui vl-

iorvlHlon pr lien irceneThe second annual report of the Cu

bnn Orphnn society of wutoft GenFninoSs V Greene in president hissjust been made public For thefirst yenr of its existence tile work ofthe society was nil In the tfreetlun ofrelief Then early in 1000 the gov ¬

rellgfwork

GEN FRANCIS V GHEE EPresident of the Cuban Orphan Society

for 19001001 r-

olety to take up educational workalong kindergarten and manual trainIng lines At the present time thekindergartenscual training schools in Santa Mariadel Itosarlo Matanzas Guantanamoand Sagua la Grande It is teaching160 boys and 30 girls manual trainIng has 145 children in its kindergartens has organized 100 poor widowsInto sewing clubs has establishedEnglish classes In some of the publicschools and Is teaching 40 publicschool teachers the principles andmethods of kindergarten work nothat they mny apply them in the pubHo schools Mlsa Laura D Gill whohas hind personal charge of the worksince Its beginning has been electeddean of Barnard college and will con ¬

sequently terminate her work for thesociety this spring

TaxeddA tax onof the French sportsmen who arcabout to present to the chamber ofdeputies a petition calling for luohIimpost The tax they toy ¬

minish the number of nndealt bieats whlch play havoc tells smallbirds And game

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rNERVOUSNESS OF WOMEN

What Peruna Has Done A Fori a Brilliant Actress

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MISS JULIA MARLOWE I

In a recent letter to The Poruna Modiduo Co Miss Julia Marlowe of NowYork City has tho following to say ofForUna

I am glad to write my endorse¬

ment of thegreat remedy Perunaas a nerve tonic I do so mostheartily Julia Marly

Nervousness is vory common amongwomen This condition isduotoanomlcnerve centers Tho nerve centers arotho reservoirs of nervous vitalityThose centers become bloodless for wantof proper nutrition This is especiallytrue in the spring season Every spring-a host of invalids aro produced as thodirect result of weak nerves

This could bo easily obviated by thouse of Poruna Poruna strikes at theroot of the difficulty by correcting thodigestion Digestion furnishes nutri¬

oenteogIoporlytion for the norvodigested food furnishes these reservoirsof life with vitality which leads tostrong steady nerves and thus nour-ishes

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llfo-Peruna is in great favor among wo

men especially thooo who havo voca-tions that aro trying to tho nervous systorn Poruna furnishes tho lasting In-

vigoration for tho nerves that suchpeople sO much need Thousands of tes-

timonials¬

from women in nUparts of thoUnited States aro being rocoivnd everyyear Such unsolicited evidence surelyproves that Pernna is without an equal t

as a nerve tonic and vital invigoratorBuy a bottle of Peruna today

Ifyou do not receive all the bene ¬

fits from Peruna that you expected write to Dr Hartman CoIambus Ohio

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taijs that are the earmarks of ge ltilitviJ j

We sell the bestI makes of clothes that

comes to this marketi

Our line of childrensgoods is unsurpassedand it is needless tosay that the WidowJones suits are the-

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Secured at thus College will tjually you for success in life The age demandsa practical education Bookkeeping by the actual business plan PenmanshipBanking nosiness Law Correspondence ShorthandandTouchTypewritingThis School has doubled its attendance two years Hundreds ofgraduates in positions Fine Equipment Experienced Faculty Superior fa+J1otrainingDepartment BCollegeEVANSVILLB

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