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I LOCOMOTIVE BLASTSJeeo

I THE OTHER FELLOWS LIGHTdel

William 7 Burtichervi

Whom tho night is dark and rainyAnd youre on your way to town

Just awalking and astalklngSometimes up and sometimesdownIWhen you think there comes a pud

H i dloAnd you dont know what to do

Yet you try to dodge and dodge I

But you blindly walk right throThen arent you glad to see your

neighborWith his lantern shining bright

tip you can safely walk to the citythe other fellows light

When your lifes dark and crookedAnd youre on on your way to

well jJust agliding and aslldlng downfeAnd down to death and very hellWhen you think youre lost foreverfln a puddle of blackest sin

And there is no Christ to says yourAnd no heaven to enter in

Then ChristianWlth his headlight shining bright

So you can safely walk to tho SaviorBithe other Jfellowa light ji

An exchange says that in mak-ing paper ear wheels from onehundred and twenty to one hundred and fifty layers of paperare put together with lour pasteand then subjected to a pressureof five hundred tons hire at atemperature of one hundred andtwenty degrees Fahrenheit Theblocks are then turned in a latheslightly larger than the tire andthe hole is bored for the castiron center In turning the papor blocks makes a shaving thatresembles strips of leather Theaverage life of the tire of a pa ¬

per wheel is about three hundredthousand miles That representsabout one and onequarter inchwear The centers do not seemandtharnfltireglualess some accident-happepeTto them

Al Reddix the well knownnight watchman of the Howellshop yard will spend a weekwith his aged parents who livenear Springfield Ky Mr Red ¬

dix is accompanied by Mrs Red ¬j

dix and their three childrenMr Reddix has made it a prac-tice to visit his parents once a

yearDL Robbins of Delmar aver

Howell who is employed as ma ¬

chinist helper in the roundhouseat that point had his footmashed early last Wednesdaymorning by a heavy iron hookfalling on it while he was work ¬

ing around an enginePassenger train 92 ran into an

open switch ntMt Vernon Indnot longago striking two coalcars badly damaging them Thedamage to the engine was slightThe train was running at slowspeed when the accident hap-pened It seems that the lockon the switch had boon brokenwith malicious intent to ditchthe train

0 0 Rohrer who is enginewatchman at Providence hasgonp to Louisville to spend aweek or ten days with relatives-

L B Montgomery of the Cat-

aract¬

Refining and Manufactur-ing

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Company of Buffalo N Ycalled at Howell shops Thursday

Steve Beidermann has beenobliged to give up firing switchengine in Howell yard owing tothe fact that his crippled handhandicaps lUlU in the handling ofthe shovel He leas beep trans-ferred to the machine shop as ahelper

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P D Plank the master me-

chanic¬

of the L H St L atClover port Ky was at HowellFriday on business

W A Mitchell foreman ofthe Howell car department wentto Nashville early Fricr morn ¬

ing

Fireman J D Raede went toDecatur Alabama Saturday onaccount or sudden sickness of hiswife who has been visiting at

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that placeLogan Carter went to Mt

Vernon Ill1he latter part oflast week to be with his parentswhile recuperating from an at-

tack¬

of tonsilitisThe Howell car department has

been busy the past week fixingup odehundred coal dars withslope ends for Hopkinsville rock

businessSectionmen are busy extend-

ing¬

the double track from Northend of Howell yard to the Southend running it on the east sideof the depot

eomewliatslackatextra firemen on both divisionshave been obliged to go back to-

t 1o work they did in the variousdepartments before going on theroad but they will be ready toresppnd to call for road service

demandsYrobablYIv It lias also been necessary ow¬

lug to the falling off in businessfor the company to lay up fourEngines at Howell They areengines 907 971 1028 and 1018

Switchman Clarence Mullenwas injured internally last Sat-urday while jumping off sideladder of a moving car in Hen ¬

derson yard-

Fireman J J Purchell hasbeen transferred from the StLouis Division to CovingtonKy where he will fire for hisfather who is an old engineer

Fireman 0 H Stanfield is off

sickCharlesRobinson foreman of

coach work Howell has recov¬

ered from a spell of typhoidpneumonia

The following firemen went toRuBsellville to be examined thisweek Audy Smith L L Pat-terson

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Eugene Dumont ElmoShaver Gal Martin and CyclonePerkins

Foleys Honey and and Tar con ¬

tains no opiates and can safely begiven to children

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An Appetvl to the Merchant

O merchant in thy hour of e e e

If on this paper you should c c cTake our advico and be thrice y y yGo straightway out and advert i i iYoull find the project of some u u uNeglect can offer no ex q q qBe wise at once prolong your da a aA silent business soon do k k k I

AlLesson in HealthHealthy kidneys filter the impur ¬

ities from the blood and unless theydo this good health is impossibleFoleys Kidney Cure makes soundkidneys and will positively cure allforms of kidney and bladder diseaseIt strengthens the whole system

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MRS CECELIA STOWEOrator intro No is Club

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176 Warren AvenueCHICAGO ILL Oct 22 1002

For nearly four I sufferedfrom ovarian troubles The doc ¬

tor insisted on an operation as theonly to well I however

operationMyas I for homo a

woman is a disconsolate atbest A friendly druggist advisedhim to get a of ofCardui for me to tr and he did sobegan toimprove m a few andmy recovery was very rapid With-in

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eighteen weeks I was another

Mrs Stowofl letter shows everywoman how a home is saddened byweaknesandhowcompletelyWinoness and brings health and happi-ness again Do not go on suffer-ing Go to your druggist todayand secure a of

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L N TIME CARD

Time of arrival of trains passingthrough Earlmjjtom

NORTH BOUND

No 52104 a mpmNoNo 70 i 820 a mNo 72 4720 p m

SOUTH BOUND

400pmNo1104pmNoNo 711015 am

I CR R TIMECARDTime of departure of Illinois Ceu ¬

tral trains from NortonvUe KyNORTH BOUND

No 102 180pm vNo 104 347 aNo 122 local pass 1054 aNo 190 local frt 236 p mj

SOUTH BOUNDIINoa mIST CHARLES ETTERI

10iHopklnsonV1l1eMiss Florence of EarlNisibetMr Willis Harrison ot Illinois

visited his brother at this place afew days ago

Misses Bola Umstead and FredicaKamper were in Madisbnville shopng lastweek i

Rose Harlan Nora Faull AnnaGribble Lucy Harlan Audrev SiskNora Harlan James Gribblo CecilSanders H J Bryant and JoeTeague spent a very pleasant afternoon last Saturday at the CrabappleOrchard

Mr Horace Harrison was in Madisouville a few days ago having hiseyes treated

Miss Rose Harlan was in the coun ¬

ty seat shopping last weekThere was a large crowd out at

church Sunday evening The ser¬

vice which was conducted bv BroCharles was enjoyed by all

Miss Hattie Young the postmis ¬

tress of Daniel Boone visited MrsWill Fault last Saturday and Sunday b-

Mr James Gribble was Ju Madtsonvlllo on business last week

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MORTONS GAP ITEMS

Mrs Hayes Jones is visiting re ¬

latives in Grand Rivers this weekMrs Pritchett returned to her

home at Earlington after spending apleasant week with relatives here

Mr Tucker who has been theguest of his daughter Mrs BoydSouthard returned to his home nearSlayden Tenn Monday

Miss Ira Stanley of Madisonvilleis visiting friends and relatives herethis week

Miss Ethel Courtney and Mr JackDurham two of our popular youngpeople Were married last Thursdaynight at 880 oclock at the home ofthe brides parents The ceremonywas preformed by Rev Sory in thepresence ota host of friends Theyare a very worthy young couple andwe wish them much happinessthrough life

M Cain and wife went Madisonvllle Sunday

Gardiner Jennings is very ill withpneumonia fever this week

Mrs John Pingston entertained afew of her friends at flinch Saturdaynight

Mr and Mrs Bob Priest spent Sat ¬

urday and Sunday with Mrs LucyGrasty

Clero Wedlock who has been at¬

tending Lexington College for sometime is home on a vacation

Ed Carroll wont to Chesley Sun ¬

day afternoon to see his hest girlHerbert Smother visited home

folks tho latter part of last weekTom McEvain and wife of Barns

ley spent Sunday hereMiss Arrll Loyau visited relatives

in Madisonvllle the latter part oflast week

Elgie Sisk went to Nebo to see hisbest girl

Mrs Albert Hawes of Earlingtonand sister Miss Luro Smothers ofthis place have returned from a vis-

it¬

to EvansvilleJohn Carroll of Earlington was a

Sunday visitorWe are glad to say that Mrs Boyd

Southard who has been very sick isable to be up again

Mrs Jim Fitzerald and daughterMiss Jodie went to Madisonvilleone day last week shopping

Will Sisk and wife spent Sundayafternoon in Madisonville

Miss Lula Edwards of the coun ¬

try was In our town Monday

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i MINING NOTES s i4

Mines Flooded

On account of the excess ofwater that has found htsawag in ¬

to the Nortonville mines the pro ¬

sent shaft will have to be aban ¬

doned and another shaft pre ¬

pared In fact work has beensuspended and the machinery isbeing taken out of the ground-Water poured in so rapidly thatthe pumps could not keep out of

wayWeinformed that the en ¬

terprise is not to be abandonedbut that work will commence atonce in another portion as soonas possible a new opening will bemade The closing of the minescauses a number of men to bethrown out of employmentGlenns Graphic

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Mr E E Goodloe was in Madisonville Saturday attendingcourt

Mr Andy Oarpenter foremanof the Shamrock mine visitedrelatives here last Saturday and

SundayMessrs

W A Toombs andJohn Peyton were in Madison ¬

ville Monday on businessJohn Colbert was in Madison ¬

ville MondayOvnng to a lack of orders the

Daniel Boone mine near StCharles has been closed down foran indefinite time

It is reported the NortonvilleCoal Co has struck another veinof coal at a depth of 142 feetfrom the service It is 5J feetthick and is pronounced to befine coal

Reuben Miles who has beenoff for some time with a vaccinated arm resumed work thisweek

Roy Wyatt was in Madison ¬

ville TuesdayYoung Allen has accepted a

position with the Wheatcrof tMining Company and left forthat place last Friday

The Rose Creek Coal Companyis having several new residencesput up near their mine at NeboThese will be occupied by theiremployees and their families assoon as completed

There is only one woman coalminer in Missouri and she isthought to be the only one in theUnited States Miss MinniePetrie began to work in themine of her nephew TheodorePetrie near Fulton Mo a fewyears ago because he could notget as he wanted The first dayshe worked she wore feminineclothes but finding them unsuit¬

able the next day she wore anold suit of her nephews andattired in mens clothes she hasbeen digging coal ever sinceShe is 50 years old and has butone armFuel-

A report received here yester ¬

day from Wheatcroft says thatthe mines of the WheatcroftMining Company which havebeen idle for some time has re ¬

sumed operations with nonunionmen and all the union inen whohave been displaced are idle

A Revelation

If you will make inquiry it will bea revelation to you how inany suc-cumb

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to kidney or bladder troublesin one form or another If the pa-tient

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is not beyond medical aid Fo ¬

leys Kidney Cure will cure Itnever disappoints

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The people would like clean mon ¬

ey no doubt but they are willing ttfput up with badly soiled currencyrather than not have it The 10 billmicrobe Isnt so very abhorrent af¬

ter all

The walls of the main receptionhall of the South Dakota buildingat the Worlds Fair are coveredwith beautiful designs made of var ¬

ious agricultural products of theState

Asked what impressed him mostin this country W B Yeats theIrsh poet replied The fat Irshmen we have none at homo Comeover the rest of you and fatten up t

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HARDWARE REFRIGERATORS

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PLOWSLRANGES HOES

CULTIVATORS RAKES

And all kinds of

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For base burners and furnaces One tonof this Coke will give better satisfaction thana ton of the best anthracite coal and at amuch less price

WHOLESALE AGENTS

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A Hot Time in the Old TownBut Sory Offutt UptoDate Druggists have installed a fthandsome 1800 Soda Fountain and secured the services of >publicPAINT for art purposes latest thing out Al kind of f

druggists sundries and toilet articles Try PERUVIAN nTONIC for that tired feeling

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