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a Mr 0 W Eqbinson who has boobajuite ill qiv account of a suit strokeIs b QJObloUbngairt V

Dr Curtis Bl Johnson wjio leftFriday for LpuiBville is ilKSvltii

tonsllitls at the home of his parents-

in that cltyy v VVTry Newtons expert horse

h0er He is the bestr

Mlfs Tom Pike hRS made some hnrovmeut by adding Another room

Uo her dwelling and a newcoRt Of paint

4David Adams was said up withthechillls the fore part of the weekgaud Jack Sullivan took his place in

hestoroWagon work done while you

ait afc Newtons shop Earlingnj Ky

Mr and Mrs Wm Magenhelmerof Graham Ky were calledtoEariington on account of the serious-

ness of his mother this week

rue Christian church which hasen repainted inside is completed

nd services will be held there Sabftth morning and evening

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Kept in stock afc Newtonsop sizes steel tire for wagon

and buggy

I Mf White who has employed inie railroad shops at Is-

dite111 with typhoid fever He isnephew of Judge Charles Cqwelludl IB now at his house

The match game of baseball beIeen the local team and Norton

nine played at this place SundayjfWrrioqn resulted in a victory forprlonvtllebyaSC9re ofl to 12

Private James Skeen won theledal in the prize drill at the arm-y Monday night This makes thecone time Mr Skeen has had the

priqrqC winning this medal4

All work positively guaranteedt Howtons shop Earlingtonndkpricesright

Geb Holt colored who does theheavy work at the Bon Ton bakery

idJibe misfortune to have one ofJs fingers cut off last week by get

K it caught In the fly wheel of theiiichinery

A social was given at the reslace of Mir Joe Brown Thursdaysuing in honor of Charles Browr who left that night on jfp 93

sr Squth Carolina where ho willrk for theoathwesterncompany

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reen Gill has been having a badIi oi chills and fever complicated

thVatdmach trouble but at last

bilaIfjiftdisohville to take care of hintuesday

Jpltcktongued street fakir heldlarge crowd on the corner by the

Bernard store Saturday nightjfl wound up by relieving severalthe boys of amounts ranging fromt oeuts to one dollar

ores shoeing a specialty atwtoiis shop done by scienced

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j Ed Trahern John Kendall andwontJyauthority that a large number ofdead frogs and snakes have sincebeen discovered oil tho banks of thispond s

Misses Lluie Dean and Stil-Ashby and Mrr Y Montague areattending the State Convention ofthe Epwprth League at MAdispnvUle HP

I delegates fiom this jilacqThe conVentlon convenes todaywill be in session until Sundaynight

Mr WatlerTodClrecently pur-

chased¬

a nice farm known as theLovan farm four miles from Mor ¬

tons Gap It contains about 60 acresandlnIlwill move his family to the farmnext spring

Good work the best advertisement 3roof of this is Newtonnow has two first class smithsand himself all busy all the timeTry them you will be pleased

A horse belonging to lrrJ 0in1cheing through the tiling whilo crossinga ditch near Mr testers residenceThe horse was being used in deliver ¬

ing ice and came near bleeding todeath before the aid oj a doctorcould be secured

100 Reward 100The readers of this paper will be

to learn there is at least onedreaded disease that science hasbeen able to cure In all its stagesand that is Catarrh Halls CatarrhCnre Is the only positive cure nowknown to the medicalCatarrh being a constitutional di¬

constltutiqnaltreatmenttaken internally acting directly up ¬

on the blood and the mucous sur ¬

faces of the em therebydestroy¬

ingthe foundation of the diseasel1atlentstrengthbybundin

in doing its work Theproprietors have so much faith in itscurative powers that they offer OneHundred Dollars for any case thatit falls to cure Send for list oftestimonialsAddress F < J CHENEY Co-

Toledo OSold byTake Halls Family Pills for con

stipatlon

A jelly party of young people com ¬

posed of Mrs TL E Brooks MissesKlahle Stone Sue Foard andMessrs Thurman Budd Jnp Longand Frank ylthers word put horse-back riding yesterday evening Theparty rode tp MadlsoilvUle and re ¬

turned and all reported haying anenjoyable moonlight ride and a mer ¬

ry timeA party of young men left on No

03 Thursday evening for South Car¬

olina where they have secured posi ¬

tions with the Southwestern BookCompany Thoso In the party wereListon Straker Bennie Wilson RoyFarquahar Chas Brewster YoungAllen Coy Farquahar and WrnMulled allot tilts place and SimPrice of Jladisonville >

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alter of the St fl rurdxliug Btptois spending n few days aV Ramseyon Green river this week iv>v

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Dr Oill Johnsoiils in Jjexingtpiithis weejc visiting rQlattves gaud

friends 7 vv >rodiatdaysMiss Mabel Martin ho has tlec

visiting relatives Ill SprlngfleldlTenn has returned home s r

Mr and Mrs P M Moore andchildren am spending a few drays inDawson this week

Mrs Jennie F Moore and daugh ¬

ter Miss Celeste are at Dawson thisweek J

Miss Annie Ashby the charmingand popular bookkeeper for the StBernard store is taking her vaca ¬

tion at Dawson this weekDr A O SiBk was called to Con ¬

tral City Sunday in a medical con-sultation

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Miss Leila Cardwell a charmingyoung lady of the Tennyrlle is vis¬

itlnJMrslbfaud Lynn of this cityMesdames Harriet Browning and

Will Buukley were the guests ofMrs Helen Miller of Sebree Satur ¬

dayMrand Mrs Ed Rule spent Sat ¬

urday and Sunday in the countrywith Mr and Mrs Hatch Whitfield

I Misses Lucy and Lee Xing andErmine Cox accompanied theirfather Rev J E King to Provideuce Saturday to visit friends

Mr M B Long and son Groverreturned Friday from the reunionin Louisville

Watt Hardm SIsk who has beenattending the Deaf and DumbSchool at Danville returned homelast week f

Douglas OBrien and wfe MissesjMary OUJnen and Elleii Whalonleft Monday night for a pleasuretrip to Mobile Alar and o herjoints SouthNMrsBlair rind daughter Mrs

Kite Potterfleld of West Virginiaare visiting Mr and Mrs Tom Blair

Mrs LvM Bone of Madisohvillevisited her sister Mrs Eugene Carneal this week

David Eudaley has returned froma visit to Nebo

Col Sebree of Henderson is inthe city this week

Mn W A Bandqlph spent Puce ¬

day ntgbtUIDawsonMiss Ed Jackson spent several

days in the country last weekMiss Mattie Yates has returned

home after spending awebk in thecountry

spoutlastbrother near St Charles

Mrs Lee Hollipgswqrth and fami ¬

lyof Ho well are visiting her par ¬

omits Mr and Mrs HuffLittle Omer Wyatt is visiting his

uncle in the country this weekMrs Fannie attended church

in Madisonvlllo Sunday afternoonMrs Maurice Colbert and child ¬

ron left Tuesday morning for Howell Ind for a two weeks visit withher Bteter Mrs Ion Wise She willsistersInI

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Arnold wilt leave Tuesday for newMadrid Mo

Mr Oiibonas of Svaueville wasIn the city Tuesday

Dr W Neville i ef SebrceKy-as in the city TuesdayMrs Hammondand three child ¬

ren of Memphis TenhM are theguests of Mrs Susie Turner this

weekMrand Mrs Ernest Newton re-

turned¬

home Thursday night fromLouisville where they had been at¬

tending the reunionMrs Kate Withers has returned

from a weeks visit to points inEastern Kentucky

Mr and Airs E A Qoffman pfPortia Ark are visitingtheir nelceMrs Kate Withers

Dr P Ih Davis HId son Polespent Monday atid Tuesday at Pondriver huntliigand fishing

Messrs Jim B Atkinson andPaul M Moore oroill Louisylllothis week t O-

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Mrs Franlv Dennis alid MissesMaggie teed Ellie iSlattory spont-l1onda1wlth frldnds inTMivdiBouIJII fV1 i

Mra M> AvJJeshoh nrtl < JlatilBonvllie TunSday A1 i

y vMrs Eu McGnrtj nab in Madison

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Mrs fia bieW was ahopmu iuMud isonyilo Tuesday r

Mrs MObb 1 idtl1isW bb i tiedMiss Rico Yjdro itt MadonvlllqTuesdat 1

IEsoaE lVuosley our olteclout typo

is taking K vrtcatibn and ts visitinghotno folks Uit panesti mile Ky

MrsOP Vebb Mrs Tlt Mc ¬

Dowell and uiss Anna Rico Mt ndcd thd Cumberland Presbyterlan-picnic at M Vmthi week

Mr W H Tolbqtt and Miss Bet ¬

tie Clay Tolbottj of Winchester Kyfather and sistetof Mrs Howard JBrazeltOn arevi4ting Mr and MrsBraxelton this week Mr Tolbottreturns Friday Miss Tolbott willremain several weeks

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Mr lK Dovoult was agreeablysurprised Thursday morning by see-Ing

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his two brothers One lives atPrinceton Ky and the Other atMineral VellreX1 They were ontheir way to the reunion at Loutsvilie and he had not seen Pete thbone who lives in Texas singe thewar There are five children livingMrs jane Dobson arlington MrsTom Clements White Plains MrJ E Dev6ult Eariington and JackDevoultof Prliicotou Ky and PeteDevoult of Texas There was afamily reunion at Mr J K Devoults at which four generationswere present Those present wereMrs Jane Dqbaon and daughterSallie Paffered Mrs Wm Burnsand baby It was interesting tohear nem talk of old times

Mr and Mrs Henry Clements vis ¬

ited h is father Mr Thomas Clem-ents

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at White Plains last weekTheir daughter Zadie came homewith them She had been gone aweek and attended the dedicationat White Plains

Mrs Jno Hankins of MadIsonville visited the family of Fir JimHankins Sunday I

Mr and Mrs Henry South spentSunday in Dawson

Mr and Mrs Llge Robinson vieitfd Mr and Mrs Toy Iqr Stokes Sat-urdaymght I

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Ohirksville Tenn June 20rAtd1 meeting of the Tobaccofr wers Aspociatipn GeneralSalesman 0 p AVarfled Statedthat the association had shippedtoitho foreign market 1500 samplea or that many hogsheads oftobricco and that he had receivednotice that the tobacco was mat

istactpry and would be purchasedat the farmers prices Reportsfrom the county showed thatpniys1about 80 per cent of lastyears itjropiiad been planted Asensatipn was created by a reporteeiitout Secretary of Agricul ¬

turelVilson which stated that inthe Olarksville and Hopjcinsyilledistrict the tobacco acreage hadbeen increased 20 percentTqereport was denounced as an errorA committee was appointed toinform Mr Wilson of the truecondition of affairs here andfurthei to request the name ofthbrauttfor of the statement <rtr

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