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FOR INSTANCEPretty fancy figured SisHioIlIY swell at 25e wNow lino figured Dimities 8c

< i Pretty quality India Linens at lOc to 30efc Beautiful check Dimities lOc to 20c i 1 +

L White Welt Cords anti figured Mtuvaillos forg Starts 20ce e

Fancy T liir > i >sofloulardsllksIrctly lino Vnl Laces Insertions ranging in price

from 8c to 15c pet yard wLaco allover for yokes 2oo to 1n yard in white

ecruo and bleak Genuine Torchon Laces 5o to 20c 5f Big lino Swiss and Hamburg Embroideries t with 22tt Fans and Parasols 93

Ton doz pretty now Fans sic a regular 10center j3t Funs at lOe what otherJhouses jT-

2f 15c buys an elegant Fan with silk tassel Han 5dlo elegantly carved sS

of tL 2oc gets ono of our fancy linen Fans Como in J>

Ci whito and hInd Would ho Oltefll ut J5e93I3Misses Parasols le to 125Pure white silk Iumsolspluillfor 100

tL93toCirfnnoLadies solid blach Parasols 150 to 2501iiro Tuflbtn Silk colored Umbrellas 300n

regular 350 quality

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Practical Aids forTeachers and Applicants f

It la a SPECIAL aM to applicants in the matter oi Theoryianti P aciicr Much craplaMJ has bu put upon this subject1 H in lie examination and tunny an applicant otherwise qimli

Rift is Mecivo III theory nl teichlug as this it a subject that

bah4AGuideFor Teachers

It ii not a blOk prepared hone iguoraut of the needs ol4 teachers and applicants u the result of experience of elev-

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in the work by an ex member of the Statepocketiencyclopediateacher applicants must have

vf PRICE 100 Three Copies to one Address 225 Cash

With Order Books Mailed same day order is Reaelved

SKND ALL Ounuiw TO JAS H FUQUA JR-Russellville9 Ky

r Hartford RepublicanI

FRIDAY JUNE 14

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For nice fresh Candles call at Sin-

ger Office

Ice Cream Sherbet and Cake atSinger Office

lNicest Cheese and Crackers in town

at Singer Office

Mr C B Raley Rosine called tosee us Tuesday

TPor delicious Cream and Sherbet

at the Singer Office

1 1 You can find the right RtoJs at theright price at Carson Cos

Mr Wra Dean Dundee made us

quite a pleasant call Monday

f PractlcO and scientific horseshoeln gtwenty years experience 45 gt

v A B ROWR Centertown Ky

Do yon know who will get the pre

eat at Melvlns Show Come vote fo

four choice

New plays new songs new jokel and good music at Melvin a Show

this week rt ti Its a yonnrrr a long time t Oltpget tbebest out ol oar SuitsCARSON CO-

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iAll kinds of thlu Dress Goods fo

weather at Catf on CosAll kinds of cool comfortable Cloth

ing for hot people at Carson CosSummer Clothing as thin as a cob

I web and as light as a feather at Carson Cos

IWagon wheels refilled ten dollarper

setAi B RowR Centcttown KyI If you want a refreshing drink oJ Soda Water Lemonade or Phosphatecall at the Singer Office

See our Oxfords for old ladlesbroad easy and comfortable

CARSON Co

It will cost you nothing to vote fo

the mo t popular lady at MelvinShow One receiving the most votegets a handsom present

WANTfiD Ten chestnut or whitsoak telepVoie polls 30 feet in lengtheight inches at tip Cumberland Telc

Iphone Telegraph Co

On account of Epworth LeaguConvention at San Francisco CalJuly 18 to 21 round trip tickets witbe sold at rate of 62 15 going and re-

turning via different routes and 53 I

going and returning via same direrroute Tickets on sale July 6 to ifinal limit for return August 31 1901

IIN CUBAroundrScottselsesl

In summer or you will lose

IIt you havclttJnedror a rmple

SCOTT DOWNE cbemuu40415 Pearl Street New York

I 5M and Jicn nil druggliU

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rHorn IQ tltp wlfa of Mr U r Weal

the 7th lust a fine 14 pound girl

Mrs Jerome Allen near town hasa severe rate uf flux

ITeachers examination Friday am

Saturdry July 21 and 22

Mr C II Stanley of Ten Is vIIlung his brother Dr A F Stanley

Mr Tinsley moved the post office

yesterdoy to M L Heavrins law ofGee

Mrs Magdalene Rogers is visitinGher son Mr Jo B Rogers BeaveDam

Mr J B Foster returned to hishome Wednesday after several monthsabsence

Mr C S McCullough is in MrPlercess place at the Cumberland ex ¬

change

Mr M L Hcavrln was in Louisvllle and Owtnsboto Monday andTuesday

Mr and Mrs Will Dean and MrsThomas Dundee visited Dr and MrsJ R little Monday

Julge James P Miller is In attend-ance at the Southern Baptist Convenlion Murray Ky

Dr and Mrs A F Stanley havetaken n oms nt Mrs Circle WilliamsThey moved Tuesday

Messrs Cheat Wedding and A PMldkfl Sulphur Springs made us apleasant call Wednesday

Miss Jessie Smith Offensboro returned home Tuesday after a shortvisit to relatives In and near town

The citizens ol Haitford are invitedto an open metticgol Hartloid Schoolboard tomorrow night June 15 1901

Mrs K W Ford cud daughterMlfS Nancy returned yesterday from-

a ten days visit to relatives in Fordsvillr

Remember tomorrow is the day fo

the Hartlord and Central City boys tocross bats I base ball Dont fall t

see it-

The Matooic picnic at Dundee the22dd promises to be a rare treatIJveryloJy ought to take that in Itsquite the thing to co

Childrens day exercises at SblnkleChapel Sunday were quite a successThe good people spread a sumptuousdinner which was enjoyed extremelywell by all vlsltltors

We will deliver Cream and Sherbetto any part ot the city Rough Riverphone No 32 Cumberland phoneNo 46 3 rings SINGER OFFICE

All lotus of devices to keep youcool this hot weather Thin Costa andTrousers Negligee Shirts StrawHats thin Underwear and thin pricesat Canon and Cos

Mr and Mrs S T Stevens sonand daughter Master Shelby and MissWicona ate visiting RtvIL BuiceTaylor and attending Southern flap ¬

tilt Convention at Murray

Last Saturday the Tay or Minesboys came over and did our boys up atbase ball Alter the name was overcame the demonstradnm the apologylor the lost game It was quite inter ¬

eatingMrIra Kan land is dangerously ill

of chronic diarrhoea When he joinedthe army in the Philippines he was amodel 61 perfect health and his nnbrtunale condition Is in a great meas ¬

use due to exposure

On account of Good Roads Conven-

tion Louisville Ky June 27 and 28

tickets will be sold at rate ol one farefor round trip Tickets on sale June26 and 27 limited to June 29 for re ¬

turn S D VANMETKR Agt

Strawberries Ice Cream SherbetcoolrIng at storeGo and take your sweetheait and en ¬

joy a teteatete in their new ice cieam

parlorCome

to Melvins Show enjoy thefun and vote for your preference oa

most popular lady One receivingI most votes gets n handsome present

FRKE Votes cost nothing Ad ¬

mission to and 20 cents reserved seats

f 5 cents extra

I Ourgcnlal friend Mr Frank Piercehas resigned as exchange managerand will accept a positron in the rutchine shops at Nashville Flank hasonr best wishes for that merited suc¬

cess which Is due him lie will leaver soon for Nashvilleregruuns d

lirenow better prepared than ever beforeto wale n better grade of fljur andgive larger turnout Call and sec us

RespectfullyRRNPROW DEAN

Dundee Ky

Melvlns Comedy Company whoI were here three years ago are be 3

this week In their canvass theater5 Good brass and string bands bestt show on the road A valuable pre2ant given on last night of show to the

mcfst popular lady Every 20 centadmission tickets entitles you to fourvotes and 10 cents or chllds ticket tctwo vote and reserved seats 5 cents tcone more vote

Mr George Baker of West Beave tDam has announced his candidacyfor Magistrate in the Hartford Magicterlal District Mr Baker submithis claims to the Republican partylor its approval lIe Is a young manworthy the honor and would Ink eespecial pride in the work He 1 S

eminently deserving at the bands olhis party and stands high wit

r I ii

rrYrafswrrranltla fellow notkmeu el TajloMlnesIIe would ucquestoiably carrythe mining role almost to amenwhich by the way Is the key lo sue ¬

cess and Mr Baker holds It Thisdistrict ass patterned alter a mine ¬

entitle design christened Democraticand pledged to turn out a Democraticactor for the Fiscal Court but ourfiend will charge the enemy anddrive them Irom the field Mark thisprediction

TUB RKPUULICAN has been reliablyInformed that there Is a machine mancanvassing the county selling grainseparators at all sorts of prices MrR H Barnes near Beaver Dam pur ¬

chased one for 22 50 while his neigh ¬

bor Mr Joe Ford ought the samemachine for 15 00 while others havepaid as high as 130 oo The publicshould be advised of this doable dealing therefore we give this bit of information for its benefit

A VERY SAD ACCIDENT

Guy Roark Died Wednesday While

an Operation Was Being

Performed Accident

Unavoidable

We had a very sad occurence Intown Wednesday That day was theregular day for the meeting of theOhio County Medical Society andquite a number of the physicians ofthe town and county were on hand totake pall Among the Interestingcases presented to the society was alittle boy Guy Roark ten years oda son of Tom Roark ol McllenrytheIor abone below the knee Mr Roark wasadvised that an operation to removethis dead bone ass the very best thingto do for the boy and alter the societyadjourned the operation was begunofficerThe whole number of physicians pres ¬Theooperation lasted for afoot one hourand while they were dressing the limbotter the operation the boy comingout from the influence of chloroformhe vomited rather freely and in get-

ting¬

a oig bnath at this time suckedquite a quantity ol the vomited mat ¬

ter back into his windpipe which kill ¬

ed him almost instantly Every ef ¬

fort was made to resnsltate him tono avail

Every one was very much schockdover the accident but it was one ofthose rare accidents that human foresight can not avoid Mr Roark be ¬

ing a poor tni n and this trouble com ¬

ing so sudden he was unprepared totakecare of the boys remains promptlyso a collection was taken up at onceborn our citizens and every expenseconnected with the operation and fun ¬

eral was paid The boy was burnedat McHenry yesterday

For relief and comfort in AsthmaBalUrds Horehound Syrup has noequal Price 25 and 50 rte J IIWilliams m

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Attention BrethrenAll loiges in this and adjoining

counties are respectfully invited tomeet with us and join in the paradeon the 22nd ol this month at DundeeOhio county and we would respectfully suggest that members of each lodgebring their regalia with them Wehope that you will turn out brethrenand help as to make this the biggestMasonic celebration ever held in thissection of the State Put GrandMaster Thos S Pettit oi OwensbbroKentucky will deliver a Masonic ad ¬

dress on that occasion together withquite a number of other brethren whowill make short talks

W II MOORS MasterDundee Lodge U D

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CENTERTOWN KYRev E V Phipps preached an in ¬

teresting and instructive sermon herelast Sunday

Miss Clara P xton ol Louisville isvisiting the families of Messrs L CMorton and Alvin Rowe

Mr C K Reneer and family spentlast week fishing at the take onRough river

Mr Willie James has secured a po ¬

sition as salesman with the CentralCoal Iron Co at Render We wishhim success

Mr Denton and family of Irvingtoo have returned to their home al ¬

ter visiting relative and friends hereMr Elijah James and wife spent

last Sunday with Mr II II Davisand family

Mr L C Brown and family havemoved into the residence of Rev EdMaddox on West Main Street

Miss Poole the efficient milliner forRowe Morton has returned to herhome in Rochester MAUD

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RENDER KY

June nMr Willie James ofCentertown has accepted a positionas clerk for the Central Coal IronCo at Render

Mr Cleve Cobb and Miss Rosa Cobbof Sacramento were In Render lastSaturday and Sunday on business

There were quite a crowd from Recder attended the game of base balllast Saturday between the crack ninesot Hartford and Taylor Mines

Last Sunday evening there wasquite an interesting game of bass ballplayed on the Render grounds between the crack nines of Render andMcllenry The game ended with svictory for the Render team the scoreweighed 6 for Render and 1 for Mc <

Henry This is the best game thathas been played in this ctuaty formany years Next Sunday the Ren ¬

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uM eW4 eel iCm p Yt i frder twin Fill play the eti ck nine ofCentral City when old Render willgain another grand victory to bemarked lo their credit The gamewill be played on the Mcllenryground

Please do nollo get the swell barbe-cue on the 29th Inst that Id going tobe the swell day ol the season Therewill be speaking by ProJ S W Bedford ot Owenctoo for the h 0 R MLet every Redman and Odd Fellow bepresent

Miss Lena Fentress is our uptodatepost mistress at Reader Miss Pentress has many friends here who areglad to see her accept this high andhonorable position

Mr Ed Mannnrning of this cityIs on the sick list at this writing

Mr E G Burton of this city wain Rockport last Sunday on business

Duo ENGINE

Knights of Pythlas MemorialRough River Lodge No fro K of

P held memorial services at OaknoidCemetery last Sunday atterncoa inhonor of their deceased brethren Alarge crowd was present and assistedthe Lodge very materlaly by furnish ¬

ing flowers A nice program hadbeen prepared by a committee andeach member acquitted himself adralrably The Loge is in quite sflourishing condition and has beenvery fortunate with its membershiphaving tort only lour members sinceits Installation eight or nine yearsago Its membership Is made up oltome ol Hartfords and surroundingcountys best young men

Attention FarmersHave you grain to sell or

grind On Juno 15th we willclose our mill for the purposeremodelling and enlargingthe capacity of same and willremain closed until July 1stComo to mill at once and haveenough ground to last you

Beaver Dam Milling Co

Call MeetingAll the members ol the Cicero Max

well Camp Sons of Veterans andthose who want to join are respectful ¬

ly invited to attend a meeting an Sat-urday

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July 22 at the court house ati oclock to attend to some importantbusiness for the benefit of the camp

Adj Singleton of Covington willbe here to muster in the camp on Sat¬

urday June 29 HH DAVIS ICapt

MATANZAS KYJune IoItaln is badly needed in

this sectionMr J A Thlchenor is on the sick

list Mrs M E Birdwell who hasbeen quite sick is improving

Mr and Mrs John D Wilton olHartford were in this communitylast week Mr Wilson did some snrveylnifior the Jamestown Ccal Co

Mr S II Render and wife visitedthe Mammothe Cave and the city olLouisville last week They report apleasant trip

Rev II P Brown ol Rockportspent several days with friends andrelatives In this community last week

The Quarterly Meeting was largelyattended at Point Pleasant last Satur ¬

day and SundayMrs Dania Miller Mcllenry spent

several days last week with herdaughter Mrs Alice Carter at this

placeMissJessie Tatum is visiting rela ¬

tives in Russellville this weekNews BOY

aMarriages

Hetbet C Farmer Fordsville toElla Hellos Fordsville date of marriage June 9

Joseph B Gller Cromwell to AlliceHerrel Cromwell dateof marriageJune 9

Jas Bolin Cannelton Ind to Ma ¬

mie A Perry Fordsville date of mar ¬

riage June 12

a aSMALLHOUSE KY

June nThe photograph cor certgiven June loth by Mr T R Barnardwas quite interesting and enjoyed byallpresentMr

Barnard a soldier of thelate war visited his gradmotherMrsAnn Ross and other relatives In thisvicinity recently

Mrs Alice Pnlkerson is visitingher sister Mrs Tina 1 WIthiotv atCentral City

Muses Gracie Reid and EulohWithrow are visiting their cousinMrs Jeff Neal South Carrollton

Mlsfl Ida Addington Messrs ChasRoss fond Walter Harris attendedchurch at New Hope Muhlenbnrgcounty Sunday

Eorn to the wife of Clarence Browna girl

Kiberta little soy of Mr Ward Vii ¬

llama is still quite sickMr Ed Cleaver has a little child

quite sick at this writing-T P Balls Centeitown visited his

brother Mr II R Balls Tuesdaynight H

A Good Cough ModlclnoIt speaks well for Chamberlains

Cough Remedy when druggists use Itin their own families in preference toany other I have sold Chamber-lain Cough Remedy for the past fiveyears with complete satisfaction tomyself and customers says Drug ¬

gist J Goldsmith Van Utten N Y

I have always used it In my ownfamily both for ordinary coughs andcolds and lor the cough following lagrippe and find it very efficaciousFor sale by Z Wayne Gliffin Bro

DigestionThatIt make life role tDbl I

Itt sulk ire uat nut baoaa o they carj nbut wIly IxxauiM they tnuttThey know they arc Irritable and Jrctfal j

but they cannot bo otherwiseThey complain of a bad taste In the

mouth a tenderness at tho lIlt of the stomsell an uneasy feeling of puffy fulnessheadache heartburn and what not

Tbo effectual remedy proved by perma-nent

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cures of thousands of severe cases Is

Hoods SarsaparillaJlouo IILLA are the best caLbuu

CALLS FOR CONVENTIONS

To I Nominate Candidates forMagistrates and Constables

In the Various Districts

of the County

HARTFORD MAGISTERIAL DISTRICTAt a meeting of the Republican

Committee of the Hartford Maglfterlal District held at Beaver Dam Ohiocounty Kentucky on June 8 1901 amajority ol said committee being pres-ent the committee was called to order

> y the chairman and the Coo Ringresolutions were adopted

Resolved lat That a mass con ¬

vention be held In the Hartford MagIsterial District at Beaver Dam OhioBounty Ky oa Saturday July 231901 at 2 p m for the purdose ofnominating candidates to be voted forat the November election 1931 for theoffice ol Justice of the Peace and Con ¬

stable of said district2nd That the candidates receiving

i majority of the votes cast In saidconvention shall be declared the Republican nominees and have theirnames placed on the official ballot for

the respective officesWu BROWN Chmn-

R C JARNAGIN Secy

CENTERTOWM MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT-

A meeting of Precinct Committee-men in the Certeitown MagisterialDistrict was held In Centertown Kyon June 6 1901 The meeting wascalled to order by G F ChapmanW P Render was appointed chair-

man and G If Chapman was appoint-ed

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secretary July 6 1901 Is the dayset for a mass convention to be heldin Centertown Ky for the purposenominating candidates for Magic ¬

trate and Constable All RepublicansIn said district are requested to attendthe convention The day and hour ofmeeting is July 6 1901 at 2 p m

W P RENDER Chmn-G F CHAPMAN Secy

CROMWELL MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT

Committee met by call of C ERaley Chairman of District No2 atRotlne June the 8th 1901 for thepurpose of calling precinct conven-

tions¬

to elect delegates to the districtconvention for the purpose of nomi ¬

nating candidates for Magistrate and

ConstableWecommittee direct that there

be a mass convention to meet in eachprecinct on July the I3th 1901 at 2p m in District No2 composed ofCromwell Select Rosine and HorseBranch to elect delegates one foreach twentyfive votes and fractionover twelve cast for Wm McKinley-In November 1900 Said delegates f-

are to meet at Rosine July the i6th ats p m said delegates are to cast theirvotes as Instructed by their conven ¬

tion Delegated votes by precinctsCromwell 8 Select 51 Horse Branch71 Rosine 9 CHRALBV Chmn

W P MILLER Secy a

ROCKPORT MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT

At a meeting of the RepublicanCommittee ol the Rokport Magister-ial District held at the residence of WII Wilcox Ohio county Ky on Janeto 1901 A majority of said commit ¬

tee being present the committee wacalled to order by the chairman andthe foowlng resolutions were adopt ¬

edResolved lat That a mass con ¬

vention be held in the Rcckpott Mag ¬

isterial District at Rockport Ohiocounty Ry on Saturday July 20

1901 at 2 p m in Heral Hall for thepurpose of nominating candidates tobe voted for at the November election

1901 for the offices of Justice ol thePeace and Constable oi said district

2nd That the candidates receiving

a majority of the votes cast in saidconvention shall be declared the Re ¬

publican nominees and have theirnames placed on the official ballot lorthe respective office

WM HAMILTONW II WILCOX ComG M MADDOX J-

FORDSVJLLB MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT

At a meeting of the RepublicanCommittee of the Fordsville Magister ¬

ial District held In Fordsville Ohiocounty Ky Saturday June 8 1901

a majority ol the committee beingpresent The committee was calledto order by the chairman and enterinto business The following resolu-

tions¬

were adopted by the committeeRefoved ist That a mass con ¬

vention be held at Fordsville Ohiocounty Ky on Saturday July 20

1901 at I oclock pm for the pur ¬

pose ol nominating candidates to bevoted at the next regular election forthe offices oi Magistrate and Constable of said district

2nd That the men receiving a ma-

jority of the votes cast In said conven-

tion¬

shall be declared the Republicannominees and have their name entered on the official ballot for the respec-

tive¬

officesJACOBCHANCELTOR Chmn-

S C MILLER Secy

BUFORD MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT

I At a meeting of the Republican

1iPt 4crr v r

E Everybody StoreIi WAS never bettor prepared to supply your needsnowf 9fJIthot er All kinds of country produce taken in ex

change for goods

Ii 1-ensso Bess vv s 1

Our Wash Dress Goods fabrics are too numerousto mention But n look through this lino is sureto prove satisfactory to yourself as well as the firm

litAttWite rcaa Seeds

India Linens in all grades from 5c to 2oc

lit Dimities in tho neat and tasty effects at a varioCty of prices Nainsooks in small and largo

QO OO t fJI9 It is as necessary to keep tho feet cool as any p

9 other of the Lo and with this end in viewupllLWaJLiof good easy ones for old as well as young and midA9

dieaged

1 lily

sIu order to complete the summer wardrobe it is

at that you top oil with a nice stylish HatAnd with thus wo are well prepared to complete

It the task for you C0M f

Who need Clothing Hats Shoes UnderwcarShirtscertainlyItQ

It Business in this department still grows This-week will bring moro now Carpets Oil Cloths

1ft Mnttings Rugs Lace Curtains Blinds and poles-will bo now arrivals in this department this week

t Wo can furnish any

iJ m m tthing you need towear anything you need to eat and can furnishyouItuna and money

t tl is Cm te1BeaVer Dem <yacacaacaacacca

Committee oi the Buford MagisterialDistrict at Beda Ky on the 8th of

June t901 a majority of said commit-

tee

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being present the committee wascalled to order by the chairmen andthe following resolutions dratted andadopted

Reiolved rat That a mass conven-

tion be held at Beda Ky In the Buud Magisterial District on SaturdayJ

July 13 at 2 oclock p m 1501 for

the purpose ol nominating candidates-to be voted for at the next regularelection for the offices of Magistrateand Constable in said district

and That the candidates receivingmajority of titer votes cast in said

convention shall be declared the Republican nominees for Magistrate andConstable and shall have their namesplaced on the official ballot for said of-

fices O R TINSLBY ChmnL P BENNETT Secy

SULPHUR SPRINGS MAGISTERIAL DIS-

TRICT

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At a meeting of the RepublicanCommittee of the Sulphur SpringsMagisterial District held at SulphurSprings Ohio county Ky June 12I1901 it was ordered that a mass con ¬

vention be held at Narrows Ky on

the 30th ofJuly 1901 for the purposeof nominating candidates for Magisltrate and Constable to be voted for atthe next rrguar election All Republicans are requested to attend tbeiconvention The candidates reedylug the highest number of votes willbe declared the nominees of the Re ¬

publican party and entitled to havetheir names entered on the officialballot J B WALLACE Chmn

Aside from the serious Inconven ¬

ience and pain caused by piles therela a tendency to fistula and to cancerin the rectal regions Piles shouldnot be allowed to run on unchecked

Tablets Buckeye Pile Ointment is aninfallible remedy Price 50 cts abottle tubes 75 eta J II Williams-

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account of St Johns Day Celc22edtickets will be sold at rate of oneslidone third fate Tickets sold Julie ilimited June 33 for return-

S B VANMBTBR AgtA

Imitators have been many Thought-

ful

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people have learned that true melIt comes only with the genuine Rocky

IIedIIclueBun rho

Hpatatof UJBcul I

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Hardly a day passes in families

where there arc children In which j

Ballards Snow Liniment Is not need ¬

ed It quickly cures Cuts WoundsBruises Sums and Scalds Priceand 50 rte J H Williams m25I

A sallow jaundiced skin is a symptom of disordered liver as it stingstram biliary poisons retained in theblood which destroy energy cheer-fulness strength vigor happinesstnlS life Herbine will restore thelatural functions of the live Price

io cents J H Williams m

To Ccf COQ tlmtlon FonverorII Ma

On account of the Pan AmericanIIxposltlou round trip tickets will bemid at following rates and limits

18 90 on sale only on each Mondayluring the month of May limited to-

five days for return 125 20 on saledaily limit fifteen days 12845 onsale dally limit October 31 for 10turn 513 VANMBTBR A-gtOASorOnJABun Kind lot liars flasyt Botgl

ofthlLthe Jt1tintrr Worib Knowing

IIOlfbToaleFtnn letter than Calomel end Quinine Con ¬

tats no Annenle tlaaranteedtry It At DraggUU GOo and 1100 bottle STtM

Cl ranfeec900Yearlylira

ubsum to travel appointing mnnU otbin lorocal work looking lit our IntvrMt 8UOO

alary guaranteed yearly extra commUnlonaand expense rapid adrancement old eitablUaed bonM Urand rbance for carne nice orpoaltlonlibemlInternWrite at ono 551-

18NTtrroKii VREsn33 Church Nl Sew haven Conn

Rough River Teleoliona CompinfI-

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Talk being cheapand necessar>

you should patronize home folks

orownlinesandthe whole county and business

reasonablelyonly paying

a runt to thRoughRiver Telephone Company or

8XflenspifHartford Ky for particulars

We cowed with all Independent Companies

DONT BE FOOL-

EDIOTak th genuine orlglul

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEAMad oly by MdUoo Mist-cia Madison WU Hkeep yen wall Our tiednark cut oa ach <

pets ants Nvr=U bulk Accept nMaM TiiHi tats Ak row druggist

An T or Kldatji Ir PllUtar 1Idaer IliaIUw rUai UaaMdi OuCalcanuof II t

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