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CLAY COUNTYIBURNING SPRINGS

I The repairs on the old CollegeBuilding are well advanced andschool was opened on Monday July-

l jlO with Mi and Mrs Amon BrockteachersII MADISON COUNTYCOLLEGE HILL

July 11Corn is looking fineMeat hogs are scarcer than they havebeen for CU180nts are being cutand are very fineSchool begins at

r Norris Chapel Monday Mrs BusterYates of Richmond being thoteacherMrs Anna L Morgan hasreturned to Dayton OMm AnnaGrinstead contemplates moving toBorea to educate her children HA Lame begins school at BrassfieldJuly 10

BARE KNOB

July 10J W Lake has returnedhome from RichmondAllen Wil ¬

liams of Wallacetou and WillieJackson of Berea attended thopicnic at Sulphur Springs on theFourth Tho school at Bare Knobbegan this week Bobbie tho infont son of C J Lake is very sickat this writing Miss Lake attended

4 the Institute at Mt Vernon last weekMisses Ella and Jimtnio Lake will

their schools in Kockcastletbegin Monday They have good

l schoolsM V Swinford of Disr putanta visited J W Lake recently

Mrs IJ L Richardson attended ani icocroam supper at Glades Saturday

Tho Misses Carter visited theirsister Mrs Hawkins on tho Fourth

Mrs Geo Jones and Miss JessieArnold of Villa Grove Illarovisiting Mrs J M Baker-

WALLACETON

July 9Mrs Jennie Baker Elliotwife of Hoary Elliot died July1stafter an illness of about four monthsShe was a daughter of Mr C HBaker of this place She leaves ahusband and four little children be-

sidesI a host of friends to mourn herdeathMrs Sue Wallace and

1 daughter Margaret returned toBcrea Sunday after a two weeks

i visit with friends and relatives atthis place Misses Sue and RubySmith of Berea wore the guests ofMrs W M Stoe Saturday and Sun ¬

dayMrs Fannie Brockmau and

Ifchildren visited Mrs Amandaf Baker at Hill Saturday and SunIidayMrs Bessie Henry is still on

listMr Calrime hasJ i moved into tho now storoMrsSusie Halcomb is able to be outagain =Tho rains have almost laid

j I the corn by in this localityfi July 10Mrs E B Wallace and

daughter Margaret have just leftafter an extended visit among friends

a and relatives of Wallaceton Theyreport an enjoyable visit in everyrespect having visited fourteen dif-ferent

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homes and daily manifestingtheir appreciation of good things bydoing ample justice to suchsuppliesas are produced from the farmers3garden orchard chickenpark etc

mother and daughter declaref that their avoirdupois has rapidly in

11creased and health improved Nomore to improve appetite is

I needed says Margaret The Wailacetou friends decided that theirvisitors made only one mistake andthat was they returned home toosoon A hearty invitation was ex ¬

tended to Mrs Wallace and Margaretto repeat their visit each vacation

f and just as often as possible and to-

t i stay as long as possibleJACKSON COUNTY

EVERGREEN

neighborhoodOur ¬

along wellMr James Lansafordhas been out buying sheep and hogs

Mr M M Sparks is busy in hisgrass harvest this weekMr FBrockman was the guest of MissRena Wilt on SundayMr LibertyCarpenter has given up farming andsold his muleMr Will Williamsis building a fine houseMr J MJones killed a groundhog this weekthat weighed 17 pounds

DRIP ROCK

July 10Owen Kelley of Ohiovisited his brother Turner of thisplace last weekMr Sparkman hasarrived und will begin school Mon ¬

dayMiss May Sparkmau willteach South Fork SchoolCornhoeings and socials seem to Ira a fadwhich has affected everybody in thocountry Miss Paltie Mooros whohas been clerking for Mr Kolloy ofthis place has returned to her homoat Station CampG M Parsonsrecently purchased a cow from JohnTynerfMay Parsons of Asbury is staying

f with her sister Sallio Fowler of thisp pluceLevi Richardson has gone to

j stay with his wife who is sick at her

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fathers Mr Lewis Marcum Oatsaro almost a failure here but corn Islooking well Old corn is sixtycontsper busholJames Bogloy and Willie Walker will leave in a few daysfor Hamilton OhioNear Foxtownthis County Cleveland Adkins andbrother cut and severely woundedMilford Rose

SAND GAP

July 10Wo are having plentyof rain in this locality and crops arelooking very promising The schoolat this place begins this week withMiss Emma Johnson of JohnsonCountyas teacher Miss MaggieWilson of Egypt passed throughhero yesterday on her way to OivsleyForkwhere she will teach schoolthis yearJ R and J G Durhamwill begin school today at IndianCreek and Wind CavoThoTeachers Institute was held hero lastweek and was conducted by MrLewis Davis of Indiana Rev RipVan Winkle was at the InstituteCelling papers and magazines MissAnna Powell returned homo yester ¬

day from Egypt where she has heonvisiting friends and relatives Shewas accompanied by C A Robinson

Charles Kerby of Kurby Knotvisited at J R Durhams yesterday

Your correspondent visited friendsat Kerby Kjiob lust Saturday midSunday week Maggio Durham ison the sick list Master Jesse Dur ¬

ham went to McKee for two dayslast week

ROCKCASTLE COUNTYROCKFORD

July 10Allman Todd of CrabOrchard Ky visited 1 M ToddSaturday and Sunday Matt Nor-

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has returned homo fromIndiana Corn crops are lookingfine and prices aro expected to bothe lowest over made in Scaffold

CanoW S Shearer was at Rookford a few days ago on businessP S Calliham is very lame at thiswriting from being kicked bya horse

Quito a large crowd attendedchurch at Fair View SundayMr Hignight passed through mere

i few days ago with a nice lot o-fbogsMr and Mrs W H Stephensvisited Mr and Mrs J W Lambertof Boono SundayC H Todd ofDrab Orchard has gone into thomercantile business Ho says he isgoing to sell for RhMr T MOgg and family of Bores visitedT M Todd SundayC I Ogg andW H Furr were hero a few daysago on business Mr and Mrs WC Ogg of Disputantn visited rein ¬

lives at i Wallaceton Sunday Mrand Mrs J J Martin visited MrHamilton and family Sunday

BOONE

July 10We have been havinglots of rain lately and tho weeds arogetting oheadWe had a goodmeeting at Fairview church Sunday

JII Lambert has returned fromSpring Place Ga where ho spenttwo weeks and reports having had anice timeMr Harry Woodall andFamily of Nicholusville are visitingMr and Mrs J J Wren of thisplaceRevJ W Lambert has beenhaving considerable of work done onhouse during the last three weeksMrs Agnice Dobbs who has beenvery sick is some letlorJ BhogsITrod and wife of Ford visited rela-tives

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at this place last weekRev-J W Lambert and Han J II wentto Mt Vernon Monday on business

Mrs Etta Lambert and babyvisited Mrs Daisy Lambert MondaynightRev L R R Rowlelto anddaughter Bertha and Mr and MrsW H Stephens and baby Ethelvisited Rev and Mrs J W LambertSunday Born to Mr anti MrsAdkins Knuckels a fine girtTheschool at Boones Gap commencedMonday and Mrs Laura Jones isthe teacher Mrs Mary Lambert ofConway visited Mrs Agnice DobbsSaturday night

TEACHERS INSTITUTES

Prof J W Dinsmoro willconducttho following Institutes July 10Whitesburg Lotcher county July 24Hazard Leslie and Perry countyJoint institute August 7 Olive

Hill Carter county August 14Catlettsburg Boyd county August21 Greenup Greouup county

Parties desiring picnic or rampingprivileges on College Forest landsmust secure written permission fromProf S 0 Mason Supt of Preserve

Hair to Ciena Carpet of KeroseneKerosene when spilled on a carpet

can bo readily removed by putting onIndian meal then brushing out whenIt baa lain a few hour It may needmoro than one application If muchhasbeen spilled but It will all como outby repeating application

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I Kentucky PickUpsENDED IN A KILLING

A Feud of Long Standing Over a Bustness Transaction

Covington Ky July 12A feud otlong standing resulting from a differenco over a business transaction between William Smith a grocer at Hebron In Boone county 13 miles downtho Ohio river and George Klchoy afarmer of near Hebron resulted Intho killing of Smith and tho mortalwounding of John Warner C7 fatherInlaw of Smith Rl hey It Is saidwas passing Smiths store when ho andSmith renewed their old quarrel ItIs alleged that Smith struck Klcliojover the head with a club Klchoy ItIs declared pulled a large pruningknife and the two men engaged In mortat combat In the pike until Illchoplunged tho knlfo Into Smiths abdo-men Seeing his soninlaw woundedJohn Warner ran from Smiths storearmed with a shotgun Richey It Isdeclared turned on him and plungedtho knlfo into his broasL-

TURFMAN MADDEN

He Flies Counter Suit For Divorce InLexington

Lexington Ky July 12Jol11 EMadden the prominent turfman whoIs defendant In a suit for divorcebrought by his wife Annlo L Maddentiled suit hero asking for divorce anacustody of the children

Ho charges abandonment and alsothat his wife has heed associating withAlbert Simons formerly his foremanand with Louis V Dell son of tho latemillionaire Isaac Dell

Madden also charges that she Is nola proper person to have tho care ofhis two boys that her father Joseph11 Mogruo Is without property andunable to care for her or her children

MOONSHINE CHIEF KILLED

Two Others Are Wounded In Half HeurFight With Officers

Mayking Ky July 32A desperatebattle between moonshiners and fedoral ofllcera was fought In the Elkhorn district Albritton Potter deputy United States marshal led the off-

icers on the raid which had been panned for months On a lonely mountainpath the moonshiners under the Uadcrshlp of Calvin Centers opened fluon the officers For halt an hour time

battle waged Centers was killedHenry Adams was fatally woundedand will not survive the day A mannamed Tucker received a dangerouswound

A Suit For MillionsIxmlsvlllo Ky July 12Tbo back

tax suit against the Southern PacificRailroad Co which Involves J13000000 a year for five years and whichIf It results In a victory for tho com-

pany will treble the total assessed val-ue of taxable personalty will apparontly go to trial shortly

Still Nothing DoneLexington Ky July 12A meeting

of tho general ways and means commlttee of the Burley Tobacco GrowersCo was held hero to adopt a plan tocontrol the tobacco output this yearbut when tile committee adjournednothing definite had been agreed upon

Insurance ReportFrankfort Ky July 12 Cotnmls

sloncr of Insurance Prewltt has completed his annual report on bUsinessdono In this state other than fire andmarine Tho report shows 3ftlegaltoservo life companies engaged In bushness In this state

Much Loss To FarmersMt Sterling Ky July 12 Heavy

rains In tho past few days have causedmuch loss to the farmers ot HathMontgomery and Bourbon countiesThe rain In many places was accompanted by ball and ruin was left InIts path

Succumbed To Old AgeHarrodsburg Ky July 12Mrs Sal

lie Rlker Vanarsdall perhaps the oldest woman In tho county died at herhome near tho city of causes Incidentto old age She was a member of onoof tho most prominent families In thecounty

Blood Poison Caused DeathNewport Ky July 12James Cald

well a confederate veteran of the civilwar died at his home Tenth andBrighton streets A few weeks ago hescratched his hand on a rusty nail Ina screen door resulting In blood poiconing

Marvin Hart at HomeLouisville Ky July 12Marvin

Hart Is resting up a few days on hisfarm 14 miles from Louisville lie entertained a number of friends to anoldfashioned Kentucky barbecueHart Is keeping In good shapo

Ran Into a Section GangInez Ky July 12A Norfolk ds

Western train Jumped the track at tbumouth of Bull creek seven miles westof here and plunged Into a sectiongang killing ono outright and seriously Injuring three others

Took Poison In ParkNewport Ky July 12John Cun

nlngham 25 residing on Central aveflue took a dose of nitrate of silverwith suicidal Intent In the city parklie was taken to the hospital and willrecover

An Independent BreweryLouisville Ky July 12Two hun-

dred saloonkeepers here have organ-Ized an Independent brewery with1300000 capital

No Legislative InvestigationAlbany N Y July 12Gov Hlg

gins says that ho Is of tho opinion thatconditions did not warrant calling up-

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the legislature to Investigate limo

affairs of tho Equitable Life Assurancesociety Ho has full confidence In theability of Superintendent Hendricks

Drank Carbolic AcidCharleston S C July 12A special

from Darlington says that R KeithDargan former president of tho ladependent Cotton Oil Co and tho Dar-

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Trust Co committed suicideby drinking four ounces of carbolicacid

OrE S FowlerSpringfield 111 July 12DrEdwln

Stanton Fowler 77 for 40 years a wellknown physician In this city died In1SCC he was democratic candidate forcongress In this district against UnitedStates Senator Shelby M Cullom

Several Arrests Were MadeTints Caucasia July 12 Several

persons have been arrested In whosolodgings largo quantities of bombsworn found Bombs have also beenfound In the quarters of an employe attho arsenal hero-

Trousers Makers StrikeNew York July 12Tho Trousers

Makers union has struck for an ad-

vance In wages a tenhour workingday and recognition of tho unionTno are 8000 trousers makers out In250 shops

Try forMlth223 South Peoria StCUICAUO ILl Oct 111903

Eight months I win to illwas compelled to lie or ttt

down nearly all the time Mrstomach wu so weak and upsetthat I could keep nothlna onand I vomited frequently Icould not urinate greatpain and I coughed so much that

throat and rawand sore aredoctors pro-nounced It diseaseothers said it WM consumptionIt mattered little to mothey called it and I bad no de

to lira Aiiitervititcd mafrom St Louis and naked ma ifI had ever tried Wino of CardulI told her I had not and shebought a bottle I believe thatit tared life I believe manywomen couldsue much sufferlog If they but knew of iU value

Dont you want freedom frompain Take Wino of Carduiand wake one iuprem effort tobe well You do not neo to be

a weak helpless sufferer You

cut have a womans health anddos womans work in life Whynot secure a bottle of Wine ofCardul from your druggist to-

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I Carriage Satisfaction Here IBuggies

PhaetonsRunabouts

gurriesTrapsDurable

GracefulUseful

ComfortableStylishbodyfinishtfivoNo than HERE No better time to buy than

NOW Prices down to Rock bottom Qualltioa up to Topnotch

We repaint repair and retireGet our prices

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