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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

WHEREAS Au Allwise Provi-

dence

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has called from his earthlylabors to the celestial lodge aboveour worthy and honored brotherDr Wm Davis Stone January 7

1901 therefore bo itResolved 1st That Craftsman

Lodge No 722 F A AL ex-

tend

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to the bereaved family ourdeepest sympathy Ho was o

brother and we are deeply wens l ¬

ble of the aching void caused byhis departure May the Grand-Master who presides over thelodge where our brother has goneever have him in his keeping-

2d That we honor his memoryby placing a copy of these resolu-

tions¬

on the records of this lodgeAlso that a copy be sent to thefamily and that a copy be sent tthe Masonic HomeJournal TheAdair County News and the Inte-rior Journal for publication

J P WILKINSONSIMON WESLEY

M RHUMPHREYCommittee

Catarrh Cannot be Curedwith LOCAL APPLICATIONS as

they cannot reach the seat of the di-

sease

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Catarrh is a blood or constItu-

tional

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disease and in order to cure ityou must take internal remedies HallsCatarrh Cure is taken internally andacts directly on the blood and mucous

surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure is not aquack medicine It was prescribed b-

one

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of the best physicians in this coun ¬

try for years and is a regular prescrip ¬

tion It is composed of the best tonicsknown combined with the best bood

purifiers acting directly on the mu ¬

cous surfaces The perfect combina-

tion

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of the two ingredients is whatIproduces such wcnderful results iu

curing Catarrh Send for testimonialsfree F J CHENEY CO Props i

Toledo O Sold by druggists price75c Halls Family Pills are the best

The Philadelphia Press says theIEnquirer defends the appoint ¬

ment of the sons of Justices Harlan and McKenna to official posi ¬

tions in Porto Rico It intimatesthat Mr Harlan did not speciallyneed the appointment as ho will

sacrifice good law practice inChicago to accept it and that theJudge did not know of the inten ¬

tion of the President to appointhis son The explanation of theMcKenna case is better

In his official report to Gov Beck

ham of ttc visitor the military to Cor

bin to restore order Col Roger D

Williams the commanding officer i

charges Sheriff Sutton of that county t

with having beep hi such a drunkencondition during hisstuy there that hewas unable to report to him assdirccted to dOj and says he had to takefrom tile CircuttJridgeof the dIstrictIWith such an official it isnot urprising that lawlessness asserts itselfWhitley Is one of the strong Republi ¬

can counties

Danger of Colds and LagrippoThe greatest danger from colds and

lagrippe is their resulting in paeurnouia If reasonable care is used how ¬

ever and Chamberlains Cough Remely taken all danger will be avoidedIAmong the tens of thousands wholave used this remedy for these disI

eases we have yet to learn of a singlecase having resulted in pneumoniawhich shows conclusively that it is acertain preventive of that dangerousmalady It will cure a cold or an at-

tack of lagrippe in less time than anyother treatment It is pleasant andsafe to take For sale by M Cravenswho guarantees every bottle of Cham-

berlains¬

Cough Remedy and will re¬

fund the money to anyone who is no esatisfied attar using twothirds of thetcontents This is the best remedy inthe world for lagrippe coughs coldscroup and whooping cough and is plea-

sant¬

and safe to take It prevents anyttendency of a cold to result in pneu ¬

monia

Grief caused by the death of a youngwife caused Robert E Lee Pryor ofEastbank W Va to send a bullet into hisbraintThousands Sent Into ExilerlkEverysufferers whose lungs are sore andtracked with coughs are urged to go toaanother climate But thfs is costly andnot always sure Dont be an exileCwhen Dr Kings New Discovery forConsumption will cure you at homeIts the most Infalliole medicine forCoughs Colds and all Throat and Lungdiseases on earth The first dose bringsrelief Astounding cures result from dinpersistent use Trial bottles free atmTIE PaullV Price 50c and 100 Evcry Bottle IUWna nt dr

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Hurray Halls Wooing

Mrs Cecilia Prances Lowe Hall thewife of the late Murray Hall who was

discovered after death to be a woman

was burn in that part of FairfieldMaine now known as Shawmut thenas Somerset Mills She was the daughtor of Wilson Lowe and was educatedin the schools of her native town and

it the Watervjlle Literary InstituteShe began the study of medicine with

urthe late Dr N R Boutelle this cityAfter two years study with Dr Bou

telle Miss Lowe went to Boston Bal

timore and New York where shstudied in such colleges as then admit-

ted women

Her last studying was t n Boston andthere she became acquainted withHall who began a correspondence wit h

her as soon as she had returned to herhome Later he visited the home of

obliss Lowe and passed some time there-

In the summer of 1872 he went there1again and remained for some time

where by hIs peculiar ways and manners he was looked upon as an eccen-

tric¬

character by the town folk Tothe Lowe family he represented him ¬

self to be a Scottish nobleman andtold them he had been deprived of hisestates and title in the old countrybut that he had learned the profession

of being a detective and that bo wouldsoon have all restored again and thenhe would beta possession of a fabuloussum of money

The family of Miss Lowe was muchopposed to the mutch but dn Decem

her 24 1872 she was married in NewYork Ciy to Hall and from that timeto the death of Mrs Hall they livedon Sixth Avenue New York thoughIn number of different houses Mrs

Hall made frequent visits to her Maine

home up till 1884 sometimes accompa

nied by her husband and at others shecame alone

Mrs Robt THobbs a sister of Mrs

Hall was seen this evening by a spurter and told all about the life led byjTrs Hall whih living with Hall Hisj ealous nature and miserly ways awell as general ugliness made the lIre

of Mrs Hall a hard one and Mrs

Hobbs declares hastened her deathMrs Ilobbs was asked by the reporterit she had ever been told by her sisterthat Hall was a woman or it any o

her family ever knew it to which she

saidNevertill we read in the newspa-

pers of Halls death and the discovery

of his sex did we know a thing of itWe had never had any reason to be

lieve that he was other than a manand never once did my sister give m-

anye

information about it I think itwas from fear of Hall that she nevertold us about it He had remarkstale power over her and that musthave been why she never spoke of itunless her pride prevented her fromdoing it Waterville Maine Corres-

pondent Chicago Inter Ocean-

s The Farmers Home Fire InsuranceCompany Junction City Ky 200000

propertyextcptRates reasonable Insures againstFire Lightning and Wind-

Z M STAPLES County DirectorT A MUKRELL AgentA N WELLS for many years with

the Continental General Manager

The Brides Mixed

Which sister did Henry Wilkinsonof Alton Ill marry That is the ques¬

tion puzzling not only Mr Wilkinsonbut another groom and those assem-

bled

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at the wedding The brides weretwin sisters Florence and Rosa EskaWhen Wilkinson appeared on the sceneboth fell in love with him He wasblissfully unconscious of this at thetime but wooed and won Rose Flor-ence

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was chagrined but accepted theattentions of another suitor and ar¬

rangements were made for a doublewedding The brides were attired ex ¬

inwhiteandthetrownpart ¬

them apart Asstepped in front of the minister

guest jokingly remarked Be carefulgirls you do not change places In aspirit of fun the two exchanged At¬

the ceremony Florence exclaimedthatshe had wedded Wilkinson as Rosedid not change back Rose declaredthe change was only momentary andthat she stepped back before the cere-

mony¬

The guests were divided on theand the minister said that in

he confusion he had not noticed Theis that two husbands do not-

knowwhich their wives are Theycanlegally be married a sewed timefear of commitlng bigamy nor can

separation be obtained as they donot know which girl to name in the

papers

J Kelley Gauldln a commercialtraveler committed suicide Fridaynight at the New Richmond Hotel inPaducah by taking morphine Gaul

was in love with a Tennessee wo

who had discarded him and hissuicide was the culmination of a pro is

svrtJ

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The KentucksanA Kentuckian kneels to none save

woman and ties God These proudwords of the heroic Crittonden spokenbeneath the monastic shadow of

white walled Spanish crypt when or-

dered by ties executioners to receivetheir fire In a kneeling posture expressin characteristic words and feeling thepride of State tradition and ancestrywhich has ever distinguished the men

of our soil The spiritat pride and de

fiance seems indigenous to KentuckyFrom the highest to the lowest in by-

e paths and hedges it is found and flour

isbes The haughty though poor

mountaineer at the expense of life andlimb keeps his honor untarnished even

to the third and fourth generationThe equally proud monarch ot the Blue-

grass values above all thIng his good

name and reputation and will die i n

defense But in both sections of nu

commonweaUhthereexlstsaseutiiii utthat is superior even to family pi l c

and that Is respect and reverence h> t

womankind Nowhere are the ladleshonored as In old Kentucky 1he lam

our of mediaeval romance yet hoversover our sunny clime and we feel tothe daughters of our State all the chitalrous idolatry that stamped thknights of yore An exemplification °

of our respect for family which attracted widespread attention occurred lastweek in lillluois A KentuckIan undcra non de plume bravely met a felonsdeath without divulging the secret of

his identity for fear of attaching a stigma and bringing dishonor to an honor-

ed name Of such men are our people

composed there may be evil in thembut the good is uppermost RichmondClimax

The claim of other cough medicinesto be as good as Chamberlains are ef¬

fectually set at rest in the following

testimonial of Mr C D Glass an em ¬

ploye of Bartlett Dennis Co Gardi-

ner¬

Me He saysHI had kept addtnto a cold and cough in the winter of1897 trying every cough medicine-

sI

heard of without permanent help un ¬

til one day I was in the drug store ofMr Houlehan and he advised me t

try Chamberlains Cough Remedy anoffered to pay back my money if I we

bronchiaftubes were very sore at this time butI was completely cured by this remedand have since always turned to itwhen I got a cold and soon Und reliefI always recommend it to my friendsand am glad to say it is the best of allcough medicines For sale by M

Cravens

The campaign for a ConstitutionalConvention in Alabama has been opened by calls for county conventions tochoose delegates April 23 is the day

set for the election to determinewhether a convention shall be heldThe object is to disfranchise the illiterate negro

A Deep Mystery

It is a mystery why women endureBackache Headache NervousnessSleeplessness Melancholy Faintingand Dizzy Spells when thousands iiavproved that Electric Bitters will quick ¬

ly cure such troubles I suffered foryears with kidney trouble writesMrs Phebe Cherley of Peterson Iaand a lame back pained me so I could

not dress myself but Electric Bitterswholly cured me and although 73

years old I now am able to do all my

housework It overcomes ConstIpa

lion improves Appetite gives perfecthealth Only 50c at T E Paulis drugstore

Samuel H Warwick aged seventyyears Inventor of a root beer andwhose wealth twelve years ago was es-

timated atover 1000000 died penni-

less

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in the hospital attached to theAlmshouse in Philadelphia

Consumption is a germ disease Thegerms are everywhere but they can-

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get hold of you unless you get ourlungs ready for them by neglecting acold or failing to properly cure a cough

The Important merit of Morleys lioney Pectorial is that while it curesquickly it cures thoroughly Ask yourdruggist

Mrs Ann Lake dropped dead fromexcessive laughing at Newark N J

A movement Is saidto be on foot tocolonize a million Chinese laborers inMexico

William Porter was shot and killedby Moses Smith near Dunbar W VITheir families had quarreled

A B Carey who made two fortunesat gambling died In the Floyd countyIndpoorhouse He ran bars on steam-boats

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in the palmy river days

Probably tke most important oil dis-covery in years has been made In Jeffer ¬

son county Texas The well is ownedby J MGuffey of Pennsylvania and

producing it is estimated 15000

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Famous old Church

Situated at Poplar Flat in Nelson

county is a large onestorled log build¬

fug that has for many years been used-

a as a schoolhouse This old structurewas originally built as a place of wor ¬

ship for the pioneer believers in Meth-

odism

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says the Bardstown StandardIt is the next oldest church building of

that denomination in Kentucky theone antedating It having been built atMastersons Station near Lexingtonin 1787 The old church at PoplarFlat was known as Fergusons Chapel

and was erected in 1790 Among thedistinguished Methodist ministers of

pioneer times who poured fourth theireloquence beneath the roof of this old

structure were Francis Poythress thefirst Presiding Elder of the Kentuckydistrict Bishop Francis Asbury Ben-

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jamin Ogsden Peter Massie Wilson-r Lee and others equally celebrated

As the denomination in that portion

ofte uutry grew more prosperous ahaiHsotue brick edifice was erected and

the Miic of Jugs abandoned It stood indisu > t r a number of years when itmasc ertcd intoapublicschoolbouse

rand has been used as such since theclose of the war-

e During the occupancy of this couutyby Braggs army in 1862 Gen LeoudiasPolk an Episcopal Bishop and bravesoldier of wide repute occupied thecrude pulpit of the old church and dE

livered a sermon to one of the largestcongregations that ever assembled in

that vicinity People were there from

wavy miles around and thou ure anumber of old citizens yet living iuthis community who heard the sermonand refer to it as the mosteloquenteffort ever given expression tom u thissection of the State

Although the building Is over a huntied years old it is wonderfully well

preserved and bids fair to last anothercentury under ordinary care It Is

6still the property of the MethodistConference

Jt Girdles The GlobeThe fame of Bucklcns Arnica Salverounddthe earth Its the one perfect healer-

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1ut Cuts Corns Burns Bruises Sores

Scalds Boils Ulcers Felons AchesOulyYcure aPaull

The Evils of Kissing

Promiscuous osculation is under Unban The kissing habit must cease

The Demorest branch of the W C T

1II says the Chicago Tribune has de ¬

clared against it The organizationadmits of no compromise It does noturge temperance It preaches Pro ¬

principleseThe kiss is an intoxicant thereforethe kiss like the saloon mustgu Thisdecision was arrived at the regularmeeting of the Demorest Unlonltesat the home of Mrs Shirley 448 WestTwenty third street New York Thematter came up in connection withthe vice crusade when Dr Anna Hat-

e tfeld interrupted a torrent of eloquentapropos of the saloon as the source of

all evil to prove that the nectar quaff-

ed

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from red lips was more fruitful ofconsequences than any alcoholic bev-

erage¬

ever distilled I think kissingis the worst thing a young woman can

dosaid the doctor and the amountof hugging and kissing that some

girls of the best families too submitto Is literally a menace to our morali ¬

ty I know a young man well who de ¬

dares that he rarely leaves a girl with-

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kissing her good night He says

that they not only eurgcrly accede to

his request but that several have In

sisted on being kissed I have carefu ¬

ly Inquired into the matter and findmaay young women imagine this isthe way to get husbands It is repre-

hensible¬

These are the supposedly

wellbroughtup daughters of rich par-

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The girls must be taught thatit is wrong not only to kiss a stiangerbut to kiss the men they are engagedto I should suggest that an excel ¬

lent and efficient way to stop the Im ¬

propriety said Miss Thomas would

be to instruct the young men in theevils of kissing lint they like itsaid one woman impetuously

Miss Alta Rockefeller daughter otJohn D Rockefeller was married iuNew York city Thursday at the homeof her father to Mr g Parinelee Pren-

tice¬

of Chicago She is heiress to S50

000000 but the wedding yas markedquiet simplicity and absepecof os¬

ten tatlon

rrbccbarleagalnst Mrs Nation theKansas saloon smasher was dismissed

on accotintof her mind being uuhaliinced

RevIIlraw El Roberts dropped dead

last week while delivering sermon tohis congregation In New Orleans HewaftetIrstneglo to occupy a seat intheU iltid 8t s behafc

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Col Roger Williams and his militiaafter some energetic work at CorbinFriday restored peace in that townand left at 1150 oclock Friday nightfor Lexington Col Williams arrestedthree of the Shots wells and two of theirfollowers the McHargues and sentthem to jail at Willlamsburg under esIcort Order being restored he not ¬

fied the Governor and Adjutant Gen ¬

eral that the soldiers were no longerneeded

Blown to AtomsThe old idea that the body some

times needs a powerful drastic purga-

tive pill has been exploded for DrKings New Life Pills wnlch are per¬

fectly harmless gently stimulate liverand bowels to expel poisonous mattercleanse the system and absolutely cureConstipation and Sick Headache Only

25c at T E Paulla drug store

Four children of Benjamin Millerwere burned to death near ElkhartInd Their ages ranged from eight tosixteen years Miller had risen earlylighted a lamp and had gone to thebarn The lamp exploded setting fireto the house The children wereasleep on the second floor

Questionsfor Women

Are you nervousJ Are you completely exhausted

Do you suffer every monthIf you answer yes to any of

these questions you have ills which

wouldberealIud ¬

menStrWldisordersgrowintoof Cardulused i before the menstrual period will keep the femalesystem in perfect condition This

nomeTherewomen enjoy good health It costsonly J to test this remedy which isendorsed by cured women

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and the coffee pot the flavor maybe changed the tfquality spoIled by carelessness inexperience or unscrupulous methods From the time Arbuckles Coffeetleaves the hands of the grower until it reaches the user in

sealed packet it is handled with the same watchful carethe same thought for cleanliness that you would give anyarticle of food goes on your table Thats the reasonit costs the grocer cent pound more than its cheapimitations The extra cent you pay for

ARBUCKLESRoasted Coffee

buys much more than cents worth quality andstrength A pound Arbuckles Coffee will give youmore cupfuls pf better coffee than you ff

would get from other package coffeesBe sure you get Arbuckles Roasted Coffee Other

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