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OFCIiAnOBLiver Powder OUT 16booklet whichepntalns authentic

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sodonthe road for the last 25miles The twenty miles to Man ¬

moth orSpringswas over a weltkept mountain road upon which110rernment a corps of wor-

t mi Joperating street sprinklersthe water being obtained fro

i wooden tanks into which themountain streams are constantrunning The road passes sever

i pretty lakes Two close togetherare called Twin Lakes In anotherlarger one wereseen several benver houses and a dam built by the

s beavers Frequently we wouldpass wild geese and ducks on the

+ lakes and they would nor fly up sogentle were they and so unused to

° being frightened About half waybetween the last two hotels wepassed Obsidian Cliffs This curi-osity

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obsidian being a kind of glass produced by volcanic action It i sbetter known as the glass mountainNot far from this place there is an-

other mountain with a small geyvsr on its summit The boiling

I it the name of RoaringfountainfA mile or two before we reachedthe last hotel we alighted from thecoachesandwent on foot throughthe woods with a guide to see sev-

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pretty terraces a cave calledthe Devils Kitchen the three hotsprings that give the place its

a name and other attractions WeI reached the mammoth Hot Springs

hotel tired aqd travel stained atfive oclock This place is only fivemiles from Gardiner and Fort Yel ¬

lowstone is located near the NoteThe grounds are handsomely im ¬

proved and the valley in which theF hotel is situated is very beautiful

There we ate our last meal in theR

park and it was the best one of allHere also we again encounteredcolored waiters All the other J

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hotels in the whjte jPjMrtendent of the hotel system j ofroubdI I

sorry When they frajFto tell hjm j

goodbye He kind andthoughtful their interest patientanti painstaking underall circUmstances and a clever accommo ¬

dating gentlemapin dealing withhis guests He Is the right manfor the place May his shadow nevergrow less J

At 630 we were taken in still larger coaches itb3qpacityf r 25 tJj30 peopl inside and on tqpanddrawn by six horses we covered

in1lessoclock we wee back in our specialcars that had = been brought aroundfrom Monida iyhere we left themTonight weYI11start bmeward1We got hold ofc some daily paperstoday and learned that the PopeK

had been dead several days anathat Belknap had been nominatedby the Republicans for Governor o

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Saved From Terrible Deathj

The family of Mrs M L Bobbittdykwere to savephysicianmeverysurelyalrconsumption turned despair intojoy The first bottle brought immeditate relief and its continueduse completely cure her Its themost certain cure in the world forall throat and lung trouble

Guaranteed Bottle SOc and 100Trial Bottle at R C

Drug stare

Camp Party For KidsIeCapt Jno R Green will leave to-

morrow with a party of twelve orfifteen small boys from South Mainstreet to go into camp for a fewdays at Huffmans mill six milessouth of town They expect to havea great time

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IDomestic TroubleI

It is exceptional to fine a familywhere there are no domestic ruptures occasionally but these can belessened by having Dr KingsNew Lite Pills around Muchtrouble they save by their greatwork inStomach and Liver troubleThey not only relieve you but cure25c at RC Hardwicks drugstore

Returned From Arizona

Rev John D Fraser who wentto Nogales Arizona about sixweeks ago to accept the pastorateof the Methodist Church at thatplace returned to Cater last weekFailing health due to the climatewas the cause of his return Record

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I HERNDON NOTES JryFHerndon July 24M

Botildin has reiu fed after a ttiyiil

ItiirfMiss Mollie l3I

evensonuof Bci-pettstown wash 1 eguest tot Mi9EtHowell last wee <7erClarksville

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111hiaMiss Mary guestorfaMph Irvin D at HowellW CiDaWtiol1 visited rciaLafayette Friday andai

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Daisy Vitally returned honeSunday after qn extended visit to

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returnNat Roaring Spring + Jbeentpast two weeks left Thursday forj

her home in Gurley AlaMrs John Rees is very ill of tyj

pboid fever >

eMiss Maude Dawson is spendinga few with Miss Effie DawsonIioGoo Goo

DOUBLE HANGING

The Youthful Lexington Murderers Pay the Penalty of Crime

Lexington Ky July 24ClaudeOBrien of Memphis and EarlWhitney of NashVille the murderers of Addison B Chinn seniormember of the dry goods firm ofChinn Todd in this city and anoted exConfederate soldier werehanged here this morning at 8oclock in an enclosure in the jailyard

The execution was attended byno sensational features the remarkable nerve of the boys who wereeach in their twentieth year and ascene created by John OBrien abrother of the young murderer infront of the jail being the moststriking incidents

SHROUD FOR MISS DUNNING

Who Was to Have Been Marriedin Few Weeks

agedeighteenChristian county where she wasborn died of typhoid fever at thefamily home in Evansville Satur-day

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She was to have been marriedin a few weeks to a prominent youngman of Evansville

BIG SHIPMENT

Cf Tobacco 1Yiade by fir KennedyAt Paducah

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MrVBKenoedj ofthiscitywlio4 engaged in the tobacco business i

hogscads>

reign Government at Mayfieldand Paducah within the past twoweeks The value of the tobaccowas x 250000 and the freightwas°20000 This was t

j ipmentever made outof PacfUcabrequiring ten trainsWow

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Cheap Baking Powder isffe riade

recent seizure of a 19tofheap baking powders by the I

authorities of a neighboring cityfKas exposed the character bf thelow priced brands of baking pow ¬

manufacturera i

try The price of the powders firsi attracted attention to them Sam-ple were taken and analyzed Thofficial report of the

powderaS and pulverized rockeaJe powders were declared danrgerOltS to health and several thousand were confiscated anDestroyed

f have frequently cautied consumers against mixingfood with these socalled cheapbaking powers They are allfound when analyzed to containlarge percentage of alum and sul ¬

phuric acid to which are addedvarious sorts of filling matter some ¬

times both injurious and nastyThe high class cream of tartar-

bakingpowders are the most eco ¬

nomical and wholesome and shouldTheywillbesides making the food better andmore healthful

Keep ilarriage Quiet a YearQwensboro Ky July 23

Owensboro society was surprisedtoday at the announcement thatMiss Elizabeth Rowe and WilliamMorton were married at ClarksvilleTenn last August They both I

were graduated from the OwensboroNigh School two months ago Mrs

is the youngest daughterof Commonwealths Attorney J ERowe Mr Mortons father is in therevenue service I

weather saps the vital en ¬

and makes the hardest work-ers

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lazy To maintain strengthand energy use Prickly Bit ¬industryR

A Strike Settled

Madisonville KyJuly 22lhestrike at the Wheatcroft coal mindshas been settled

Look out for malaria It is sea ¬

sonable now A few doses of Prick ¬

ly Ash Bitters is a sure preventiveR Hardwick special agent

NANCEBARR

Christian County Girl Weds Davless County merchant

Tltdmarriageo AIt Francesnn Barr and William

dtfance was july 22 atthe Willard hotel in LouisvilleThe ceremony was dRev Dr Bow of the First Baptist-church Mr and Mrs Nance atonce departed on a bridal tour upIKyrous merchant His bride is theyoungest daughter of Mr W IIcountyrl LNANDTC

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Two Roads will flake PhysicalConnection at Nashville

25Thetbetween theLouise ¬beensand willAbe ready forbusiness as soon as an interlockingswitch arrangement can be install ¬

ed The connection between the

Chattanoogadnext Tis marks the end

of a matter that has been keptprominent before the public eversince the Tennessee Central reach ¬

ed Nashville with its line GeneralManager Clarke announced thismorning that the Nashville yards ofthe Tennessee Central would beabout doubled in capacity

A Very Close CallI stuck to my engine although

every joint ached and every nervewas racked with pain writes CWBellamy a locomotive fireman ofBurlington Iowa I was weak andpale withoutany appetite and allrun down As I was about to giveup I got a bottle of Electric Bittersand after taking it I felt as well asI ever did in my life Weak sick-ly run down people always gainnew life strength and vigor fromtheir use Try them Satisfactionguarnteed by R C HardwickPrice 50 cents

RURAL ROUTES

Three of Them Established inCaldwell Last Week

A rural free delivery route wasestablished at Princeton Caldwellcounty routes 1 2 and 3 lengthof routes seventyone miles popu ¬

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WITH A LAME BACK>Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable

Almost everybody who reads the newspapers Is sure Wof the wonderful

cures made by Dr-

KilmersSwampRootthe great kidney liverand bladder remedy-

It the great medical triumph of the nInet-eenth century dis¬covered after years ofscientific research byDr Kilmer the emi-nent

¬kidney and blad-

der specialist and Iswonderfully successful promptly curinglame back kidney bladder uric acid trou ¬

bles and Brlghts Disease which is the worstform of kidney trouble

Dr Kilmers SwampRoot Is not reo>ommended for everylhlng but If you have kldney liver or bladder trouble It will be foundJust the remedy you need has been testedJnco many ways in hospital work in privatepractice among the helpless too poor purchase relief and has proved suetyfultevery case that a special arrangement hasbeen made by which all readers of this paperwho have not already tried ft may have asample bottle sent free by mall also a booktelling more about SwampRoot and how tofind out if you have kidney bladder troubleWhen writing mention reading this generousoffer In this paper andrsend your address toDr KllmerCoBinghamton N Y Theregular fifty cent and Home of 8w mpRoodollar sizes are sold by all good druggists

Dont make any mistake but remember thename Swamp Root Dr Kilmers SwampRooUand the address Binghamton N Yoon everybottle

FOUR DEATHS i

tAmong Colored Population With

in Past Few Days 4

Baxter Porter died on Hays 1

street Friday of gangrene aged54 years ffi

Jim Wood died at his homeon Me ¬

chanic street of grip aged 48 yearsA 12yearold son of Tom Lowry

died near Pee Dee Sunday Deathwas caused by fever

A child of Zach Stegar of nearNewstcad died Saturday

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Wonderful NerveIs displayed by many a man en¬

during pains of accidental CutsWounds Bruises Burns ScaldsSore feet or stiff joints But theresno need for it Bucklens ArnicaSalve will kill the paine and curethe trouble Its the best Salve on ffllearth for Piles too 25c at R C

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Decided Against CalhoonWashington July 24The con ¬

troller of the treasury has decidedagainst the claim of Capt C C Cal¬

hoon which he has been pressingin favor of the Fourth Kentuckyregiment

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r and we must have the room So we must sell all of our summer goods We are going to offer our entire stock at1pricesthat will defy competition and will paralyze our competitors It is not a macter of making money it is a matter of cleaning i

our stock and starting the coming season as always is our custom with new goods Come early and secure the bargains as all j

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