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MISS VERA WEAVER
Non Cake in Most PopularLady Contest
Miss Cora Means teacher at the3 Major schoolhouse two miles westE of the city gave an entertainment a
few nights ago for the benefit of theschool library A most interestingprogram was carried out and the
tf- affair was greatly enjoyed by allif-
Swho attended Nearly thirty dol
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tars was realized for the purchase of
new books The prize a huge cakeoffered for the most popular younglady was won by Miss Vera Weaver
Improving College ParkThomas Clark has been awarded
the contract to build a wall on Ninth111E Street south of College Park and
west of Belmont street L H Daviswill build a similar wall for the col ¬
lege east of Belmont street
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I WHY PEOPLE GET
THE HABIT
THINGS OBTAINABLE AT
NO OTHER STOREIN TOWN
and prompt reply1Quck telephone calls at
day or night
IHtl All the leading Daily2 PapersAbsolute
correct time8HMI 3 from our Western Union
electric clock by phoneor visit
ViX 4 fumeThelmatKenewPer
Prompt service in ob¬5 taining trained nurseswithout cost to you
6Gunthers Candies
the leading Mag ¬
7All on sale every day
M PerfumeB9 Kentucky Belle Cigars
fV i I 0 Opera dates and seats
MMrH serviceIare cordially invited tovisit
Anderson =Fowlerp DRUG COISC-
OKrOIUTEM
Corner 9th and Main Stsi
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Eye Ear Nose and ThroatTree Teat Yale for Glaieee
t Up StairsPhoenix BuUdlDg Main St
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PERSONAL GOSSIP
Misses Nettie ShnnkUnnrHl JessieOrr have gone to Dawson
M131 Bowie Russell has returnedfrom a visit to Dawson
Mrs RE Cooper is visiting rely-
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predoniaMire Carrio Moora has returned
from n visit to relatives in Marion
Misses Mary Jones and MaggieEllis have gone to Niagara Falls
Mr J W Mitchell is spending tlirfew days at Dawson U ne
Miss Daisy Nolen is visiting in
MadisonvilleMiss
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Manson bas returnedfrom a visit to Clarksville
Mrs Alva Cox was reported yes ¬
rMrsis the guest of relatives hereMrs M L Bonte is visiting a
Pee Dee this weekHon Jas B Garnett df Cadiz
was in the city yesterdayMiss Annie Starling is spending
the week with Mrs Dan Chilton at
PembrokeMrAnderson left Tuesday
night for New York to be gone forseveral weeks
Mrs Mildred Wharton of Triggcounty is visiting Mrs M B Kingat Casky
Rev C H Mize of Sumner Miss
is visiting his sister Mrs J WCarloss near the city
John J Rust of Nashville is visit ¬
Mrs M GRustAMr L E Elkin of Clarksvillespent yesterday in the city en routewhome from DawsonaMisses Mary and Juliet Kennedyhave returned from a visit to theiruncle Rev Virgil Elgin at Marion
Misses Iva Alexander and Kather-ine
ItAusenbaugh of Dawson are vis-
iting the family of Mr L E FowlerMiss Vera Johnson of Fairview
is spending the week with her cous¬
ins Misses Retta anb Ethel Ray at asWhite Plains his
Mrs R T Cummings and son anddaughter of Nashville are visitingthe of Mr Charles L Camp ¬benebMisses Maggie and Ruth ofRRockcastle Kyt are guests of theirfc
toaunt Mrs J W Carloss on theCanton pike
Misses Margaret Bacon of Evansville and Marguerite Bacon ofRoaring Spring are visiting rela ¬
tives in the cityMrs J N Prestridge of Louis ¬
ville who has been on a visit to herSparents Dr and Mrs J D
near Newstead went to Owensboroyesterday to attend the State meet-
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of the BY P U of KentuckyMrs Prestridge will be joined by aDr Prestridge Saturday and theywill return to this county to spend afew days before going home
BIG MONTH
67 Arrests Made by PoliceDuring July
cPartvery quiet in police circles but theforce had enough to do to keepfrom getting very tired of theirjobs In all there were 67 arrests inbut circus day brought the numberup to this high figure The causesof arrests were as follows
Drunk 36Breach of the peace 9
Fornication 7
The remainder were forwalking profane language etcFortythree of those arrested belongto the colored population Theamount of fines collected during themonth as shown by the book kept
i>y the Chief of Police was 153
but when all the entries are made itvill doubtless show a larger total
The Yellow Fever Germhas recently been discovered Itbears a close resemblance to the ma-
laria germ To free the system fromlisease germs the most effectiveemedy is Dr Kings New Life Pills
Guaranteed to cure all diseases dueto malaria poison and constipation25c at Hardwicks drug storejBids Wanted on Turnpike
WorkI will until Saturday August 11
L906 receive bids for the construct-ion of three miles of turnpike on thetobacco Road south from Pem=
roke Ky I reserve the right toeject any or all bids For specifiatipris or other information applyto JEFF J GARROTE
Special ComrPembroke Ky Route No 1
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Great ReductloiIn Prices f-
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Ngbody is absolutljr infAllible
We all make some mistakes One ofour mistakes of last s ptson wa S
buying too much wall paperWe want to turn our surplus stool
cash for two reasons vizWc1 the cash and want to maktt
1room for the new fall stocjk Ipto do this
We will for the tiertttetdays beginning Mon-
day July 16 sell everrything in the WALIPAPER line at greatly
pricestWe mean business
1 1 PPOOL SON
Successors to Jack Meador
STOLE A BUGGY
Was Arrested and Took to
the Woods While Hand-
cuffed
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A negro by the name of Earlwhose home was in thipart of the county got
into trouble in Tennessee lasiThe report goes that he tool
fancy to a rubber tired buggywhile he was at or near New Provi-
dence He carried the buggy homewith him and left it near the house
having become known who hadstolen the buggy former constableFrank Rives Constable AdleiglJoiner and another man appeared atAveretts early one morning just
he had got through putting or
clothes He was put under ar-
rest and handcuffed He asked thearresting parties to take off thecuffs and let him put on his coat
they refused Afterwards Mrhad to go back to the house
something when the n toolthe woods wearing his handcuffs
He thus made his escape and it i-
also reported that he went to hisbrothers home and was there re-
lieved of his bracelets
A Healing GospelThe Rev J C Warren pastor of
Baptist church Belair Gasays of Electric Bitters Its aGodsend to mankind It cured nu
lame back stiff joints and com-plete physical collapse I was scweak it took me half an hour to walk
mile Two bottles of Electric Bit-ters have made me so strong I havejust walked 3 miles in 50 minutesand feel like walking three moreIts made a new man of me Great-est
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remedy for weakness and allStomach Liver and Kidney com-plaints
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Sold under guarantee atHar wicks drug store Price 50c
Home grown watermelons andcantaloupes are to be seen on the
The watermelons as faras we have seen are small and al¬
most fabulously high prices are askedfor them A watermelon that later
the season will bring only 10 centshow sells for 30 or 35 cents
tPeachesI
Cantaloupes
Tomatoes
And lots of othergood things to eat
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ulated affond in this bank If yofhavent started an account now sis
the time to do ifcq
We pay 3 per cent on Savings jDeposits
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