citizen (berea, ky.). (berea, ky) 1904-07-21 [p ]

THE CITIZEN

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i Eastern Kentucky NewsII in foil by the writer The nameof good faith Write pliinly

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ROCKCASTLE COUNTYBOONE

July IS11e hada pleasantshower Saturday evening which evenono was glad to seeHm J WLambert and wife attended churchon Brush Fork in Madison countySundayJesso Wren who has beenworking on the railroad at WhiteStation is at homo for a few days onaccount of a mashed too Nanniethe smallchild of Mr nUll Mrs J B

Coyk of this place is not expectedto liveRev J W Lambert was inBerea Saturday on busiuessMrand Mrs Harry Woodall of Estillcounty are visiting relatives in thisneighborhood The small child ol

Joseph Wren is thoOghfto bo somehltterJ M Nave of Goiiway wasat Boone Saturday on businessJoseph Griiliu hnVi bought a newDeering mowing nlachlno andrake

Mrs Mary Wren who has beenvery Hick is able to be out againIsaac Martin of Rockford was herethis week looking for a boy who hadbeen staying with him and had runarray-

SOWSLEY COUNTY

STURGEON

July ItG M Treadway andPerry Begley were on Island Creeklast week buying cattle they pur ¬

chased a nice bunch from G C

Roberts Win May United StatesMarshal is out again on Governmentbusiness Walter Bryant anti wifevisited Arthur Bryant of Doe CreekSaturday and SundayGC Robertsbought a fine tunic lately for110Henry Peters of White Oak

visited W J Blake Monday on busi ¬

lIessliss Daisy Moore and SimonBlake passed up the creek Mondayon their way to Sturgeon Some ofour boys and girls attended MtCarmell church SundayThe Owsloyschools have all begun with good at-

tendance¬

Stephen Bryant of Illi ¬

nois is visiting friends in this vicinityArthur Bryant is the proud father

of a 12pound boyJohn M Margraves pas purchased now organGeorge Carrell passed down thecreek Tuesday Win McCollumnof Conkling visited Sturgeon Wed ¬

nesday Everett Ross sold a finesaddle horse for pr lCSlooHarrBriggs of the O K Lumber Copassed down the creek TuesdayThe school at Walnut Grove openedJuly 11 with a good enrollment W

II Tenable is teacher The teachersinstitute of Owsley county will con ¬

vene Monday 18th with Prof JohnBurke of Newport as instructorCorn is scarcer in our county thanever known before prices rangingfrom 73cents to 100 per bushelThe ploys accused of killing GillusBarnett were held over under a bondof 1000each at the examining trial

W S White and familyof Estillcounty are visiting friends and rel-

atives¬

on Island Creek Minter Dayexpects to go west soon to make hishome Andy enable and ArchRoberts will start for the WorldsFair soon told willspend sometimein the Western States

CON KLINC

July IIJ S Rowland has goneto Mt Sterling with 400 head ofsheep The deed of Daglin Rayfailed to hold his land as a goodlyportion of it washed oft in the recentheavy rains Jessie Wilson has goneto Beattyville on businessMrs

iLaura Minter of Madison is visitingher mother this wweokMrs BelleWilson wife of G B Wilson DeputySheriff is very iIlMiss RoxioManious is visiting her aunt MrsEdna Couch of Taft

July 15The Highland schooltaught by N F Ambrose was begunMonday Through TilE CITIZEN wowish to send our congratulations andbest wishes to P M Fro who incompany with Miss Mattie Gentryentered matrimonial ulissM V

Roberts returned to Berea July 12Henderson Sizemore is the cham-

pion¬

at frog shooting Miss S EMcQueen was at Saddler SundaySeveral of the young folks attendedpreaching at Clifty last SundayCharles Eversole visited on IslandCreek Saturday and Sundh yClayMoore bought a flue pair of mules theother day for 380 Jasper Carmacpaid Sherman Rowland 135 for aundo last weekMiss Jane Baileyis very sick and Mrs Cretie Combsis not expected to liveThe Sundayschool on White Oak under theleadership of A M Clark shows signsof improvement Edna CouchofSextons Creek visited her sister onDoe Creek July 0 to 10G WGarrett of Major has sold his storeto his fuller and brother DaglinRays farm lUll fences were badlydamaged last week by rain

FLOYD

July 1 2Our school is progressa ing nicelyat Grassy Branch C II

jI

Moore is teachingBorn to Mr andMrs J Ie Frost a 12 pound boyMonday nightJ W Wilder ofStringtown visited G Horn Sun ¬

dayS Baker of this place is plan ¬

ling to go to Cow Creek Kytomako pictures

GARRARD COUNTYCARTERS LLE

July Jrs B F Lear and twodaughters of Paint Lick and GivensTerrell and family of Cartcrsvillovisited Mrs Tom Green SaturdayMrs Mary Hammack has been visit ¬

ing her children at Paint Lick forseveral laysJ B Carter is able toget around ngainF M Carter isimproving slowlyUncle Jack Hammack has been in bad shape for tendays but was able to go with SchoolBoard to Lancaster yesterday in re ¬

gard to our schoolTho yield of hay isv ry heavy though mixed with a greatde1 ofwhito blossom Huckleerrtei are plenty at 25cents pergallon Tom Green has been stack ¬

ing wheat for his neighbors for overtwo weeks You may hear of troublehere at any time as we have to raisefunds for school by tax 100 polland 15cents on the hundred

MASON COUNTYMAVSVILLE

July ISMiss Frances Strawderleft Wednesday for PhiladelphiaRev W M J Price of this citywaselected Moderator of the Baptist Association in Lexington last weekGee Routt is still improving Theconcert given by James A Mondayat the Bethel Baptist Church Fridayevening was a succes Mr Tibbs ofLexington the musician of the even ¬

ing was well received

MADISON COUNTYPEYTON TOWN

July IGIisl Sarah Martin isvery illSeveralof our people attended the rally at Kirksville Sunday

Misses Mary E Merrill and AddcllPhelps spent Saturday with MrsMary 1 the Phelps The people ofPeytontown were surprised at themarriage of Miss Mattie Campbelland George Shearer Our schoolopened Monday with Miss AddellPhelps teacher Wo hope to have aprosperous school yearWo announce the marriage of ThomasCampbell and Miss Sallie ShearerThursday night July21st Thebride to be is a laughter of the bride ¬

groom of last week Rev G D MillerwilloficateFrank Peyton gave afish supper at his house Saturdaynight Miss Mary V White is teach-

ing school nt Valley View this year

Goodby MoneyAway with filthy lucre

With cold and clammy cashAwns with vulgar money

Theres microbes on the trashThe doctors say It fairly squirmsWith forty million kinds of germs

Just think of nil the chancesYoure taking with the truck

When In your Inside pocketA dollar bill you tuck

Or two or three or four some menHave had at times as high as ten

You may say when I tell youIm talking through my bat

But I had thirteen dollarsAt one tlmlhlnk of that

All tucked In ono small pocketbook-Oh what frightful chance I tookl

No more will dimes and QuartersMy lonescmo pockets fill

No longer will I fondleThe lonthesome dollar bill-

I will not risk my precious lifeSo If you owe me pay my wife

Learning Young

My chickens said the speckled henare the brightest chickens In the lot

Yes sold the proud rooster step-ping a little higher I noticed that theyran to rover when a colored preacherdrove by

Escapes One OrdeaLDo you believe In punishment after

deathI dont know anything about ItAt any rate a man does not have tolisten to his own funeral sermon

Disease takes no summer

vacationIfneed flesh awl

strength us-

eScotts Emulsionsummer as in winter

Send for tree sample

SCOrr ft ISOWNK Chemists409415 Pe N wYork

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THE STRIKE CRISIS

Allied Trades Unions in the Stock ¬

yards May Become Involvedin the Controversy

HELD A FIVE HOURS CONFERENCE

At its Conclusion a Letter Was Sentto the Packers Asking For

a Joint Conference

The Unions Joining In the Request Forthe Meeting Represent All the

Trades Engaged In the Pack-Ing Industry

Chicago July roThe crisis In tbostock yards strike will como Wednes ¬

day afternoon Ttio allied tradesunions In the stock yards which orecertain to become Involved In the controversy if It Is not soon settled helda conference Tuesday afternoon lust ¬

ing five hours and at Its conclusionsent a letter to the packers aaklnc fora Joint conference between represen ¬

tatives of the strikers of the packersand of the allied trades to see If a set ¬

tlement of the strike along carefullines can not be reached Tuesdaynight there was nobody who would saythat the packers would agreo to theconference and It Is Impossible to saywith certainty that the meeting willbeheldArthur

Meeker manager for Ar-mour sit Co speaking Tuesday nightfor tho other packers as well OB forhis own establishment said he wouldsend a reply In Wednesday morningto the letter received Tuesday after ¬

noon from tho representatives of thoallied unions Ho declined to sayhowever what the nature of the replywould be

The unions joining In the rQuest forthe meeting represent all the tradersengaged in tho packing Industry andthey have joined In a final appeal forarbitration between the packers andthe striking butchers President Don ¬

nelly of tho Butchers union saidTuesday night that bo was anxious tohave peace but that unless It camewith tho proposed conference Wed ¬

nosday there would be a general sympathtlc strike on tho part of the al ¬

lied trades unionsThe letter was signed by represen-

tatives of the coopers packing houseteamsters stationary firemen station ¬

ary engineers steamOtters steam tters helpers electrical workers carpontors car workers millwrights andmachinery erectors blacksmiths andhorseshoers unions

Both sides still claim to have theadvantage In the strike The packersassert that they are operating theirplants almost at their full capacitywhile the strikers contend that thopacking trade throughout tho countryIs practically demoralized The pack ¬

ers also assort that there Is no neces-sity for any advance In tho prices otmoat and declare that It Is simply aholdup by the retail dealersSt Paul Minn July 201t Is stat-

ed¬

that President Willis of the localbranch of the Meat Cutters and Butchore union received a telegram at 1

oclock Wednesday morning fromPresident Donnelly at Chicago askingthat the South St Paul blockade besuspended pending negotiations atChicago Wednesday President Williswill comply with the request

A COLORED MOB

It Runs One of Their Race Out of theCripple Creek District

Cripple Creek Col July 20A mobof Negroes Tuesday compelled one oftheir race named Edwards to leavothe district under their threats ofhanging him If he remained Theywere Incensed over an exhibition In agroup of moving pictures for whichthey allege Edwards posed The pic ¬

lures represented a supposed assaultupon a white woman and a chase ofthe criminal by bloodhounds

The Guards Called OutDawson Ga July 20The Dawson

guards were called out by order of thegovernor to protect Will Nix who IsIn jail charged with being an acces ¬

sory to tho murder of W O Chambless a merchant at Graves against asupposed mob

Weavers StrikePatersbn N J July 2OThe wea ¬

vers employed by Johnson Cowdln St

Co silk manufacturers struck Tues¬

day because refused a ten per centIncrease In wages It la said that thowarpers and winders may strike outof sympathy

Lumber Workers StrikeReddlno Cal July 20Tho plant

of the McCloud Lumber Co at MeCloud the largest lumber plant In thestate Is tied up by a strike About1800 men are affected Ordinary la-

borers¬

havo been receiving 112 for 11hours work

Bricklayers StrikeWashington July 20 Twentyeight

bricklayers engaged In constructionwork at the Washington army bar¬

racks are on ntrlke because a non-

union¬

colored bricklayer was givenwork there The union will supportthe strikers

Advance For Cutters and GatherersCleveland 0 July 20Tho Amal-

gamated¬

WIndow Gives Workers con ¬

vontlon took up the wage scale basisfor tho coming year It was decidedto ask an advance of 14 and 2 per-

cent respectively for cutter and gathsera t 1

A CHANCE FOR YOU

There is n good clmnco for strongnml willing young men to earnmoney for school expenses ia1 Bereathis fall by work on tho Farm andin the Brickyard nml at other workThese chances are only for such nswill bo hero in the Full Term beginning Septemlwr 11 and tho worlmust he engaged beforehand

For particulars addressW C GAMBLE Secretary

Boron Ky

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Not by paralyzing tho nerves andglands like opium morphine cocaineand other dangerous drugs but by in-

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You can stately depend upon Dr MllesAntirain Ills to relieve and cure suchpains as Neuralgia Headache Stomach ¬

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They will also by their calming act ¬

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Dr Miles AntiPain Tills are guar ¬

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I am thankful for tho good DrMiles AntlIMIn Pills have and aredoing me Ever since the war I IIIIXM

had spells of severe throbbing headache caused by catarrh until nix yeanago I began taking Antl1nln 1lllsthe remidy that ever gaveme relief Blnco then I have not hailono hard attack because I take a IllldltncultyOLOSAINDIilt9FREE Wrlto to us for FrI TriAl

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To Farther IncreaseOur Trade

Wo are offering tho cheapestgoods out Before buyingelsewhere call nml son tinMillinery latesUtylofl nt HockBottom Prices MOIIH Clothing from F3 riO up to JSOORegular ro and 510 ValuesCalico 5c par yd IorcalwiiA cts to 12l cts Hr yardGroceries in proportion CoalOil 12 eta per gal HighestPrico Paid for Traduce

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HEALTHIhose without Thedfordi mackDraugb6 We have used It In thefamily for over two yeas with thebeat of ttiulU I have not had adoctor In the house for that lengthof time H Is a doctor In Itself andalwiya ready to make a person welland happy JAMKS UALL JackaooTllle ill-

Because this great medicinerelieves stomach pains free Uioconstipated bowels and invigor-ate

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No DOCTORis necessary in the home wherelekeptcountry miles from any physi ¬

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lthTHEDFORDS

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10701101101100rThe Kirksville Schoolo

For Boys and a IrIItr G P Simmons Principal Mark S Pockham Asst Prin ot° Miss Ada Alton Prin Dopt of Music o0r sr0-

o Incidental Feess AHGrmloH HO cents por Term All foH Payable in Advance

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o Tuition FeesB Primary JIO 00 per Tonu-

S A Primary anti B Grammar lri 00 °°

A Grammar 1500uo High School 20 00 ItacingoKnrollmnnt lust year 101 Wo oxpoct to increase It largely this °

q year Our teachers are competent and uptodate Remember beforeoo deciding what school you will patronize that KirkHvilla him four It-

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