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MttjiHlrate city-oeo B Thompson 468-

I John S Harrod 835

J < Thompsons majority 183I r v Constable city

+ t Bob Crockett 897

II lIt Davis Hnrrod 259M Z Buckley x199

1 Crocketts pluralityMagistrate 2d District

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Rob Bratton 121Dix Thompson 85

Eplers plurality 85

L Cbnptuble2d District aiJjlck South 857

T tocertifpthatF L OORDONChnirm UWItlP HNEt1J1ANHceroGsry

STUBBLE CREEK

1rl fe father is fi cfor visiting> Mrs John Graves Is still low

1 vlth typhoid fever 1tMiss Susie Pulllam anal her-rt brother 5Ir Robert Pulliam of In

ttanapOita Ind are visiting relar tlves this community

tl tlIr Harrison Sudduth Is very 111i Being an old man his recovery is

4rI very doubtfulMr Lee Green is seen very oft n

I GeorgeMitchellsf drawing his attention Perhaps It

i is his pretty daughter Miss Mittlen1 T the Is a charming girl Lee I cant not blame you for going to see hereyesuat yourbirthdayfnight Quite a large crowd was

present She received many nicepresents

f Mr Curt Moore paid his respects

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fiflfllMPTWHDo not think

for a singlemoment thatconsumptionwill

you a suddenI blow It does

not come thatwayIt creeps itsw FalongFirst

yout-hink it is alittle coldnothing but alittle hacking

cough then a little lossIn weight a hardercough glen the lever

t and the night sweatsI Better stop the dIsease

while it Is yet creepingcoughIYou can do It with

AYQTti

The pressure on thechest is lifted that feelInr of suffocation is remOTeJ and you Ire cur

IOU can stop thatlIttle cold with t 25 centbottle harder coughswill need 150 cent sizeIf Its on the lungs theone dollar size will bemost economicalAyorsCherrlcctoralfamilyForty

B EtnsON MDJan41838 ort MAdison IoWl

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Magistrate 8d District-A 88G Hodges

174Ben Polndexter t179Wm Graham 174J DTrue

Grahams plurality 6

Constable 8d Districtg76TandyLees

Magistrate 4th District-

J 186A Moore 176Jos Allison 85Jeff Peters s

Birdie Harrod 20

Harrods plurality 40

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to Miss Hester Phillips last Tuesdaynight I have old coalsare easy kindled and J guess Itmust be true with them any way

MissEster Moore who hits beenvisiting her sister Mrs Walter

of Bridgeport has re ¬

turned homeIMr Earl Moore was the guest of

Miss Bessie Moore SundayWonder what has become of Arch

Mr Warren Pulliam Is having anew house erected

Primary election Is over andthing appears to be calm ex ¬every

cept Jim Moores mill which hasbegun whistling again and sincehe was defeated he seems to becalm also-

Wonder what has become of theLily of the Valley I guess theweather has been too cold for heras the Lily is a very delicate flowerI hope when spring comes slmwillbe all right again and will writeanother letter

The Goose Creek correspondenthas Ceased to write I guess thegeese must have run her oil but Jhope she will return soon and writeanother letter to the dear old Roun ¬

daboutThe primary election Is over and

times are very good hereaboutsVotes are find conse ¬

quently we had plenty of whlslt torink money to Christmas

things Oh I there is nothing likepolities which makes Bald Knobthe happy land

Wash Sudduths attorney MrHarrison Chism has recovered fromla grippe and is able to be outLook out George Hulett and Bill-Sudduth we are going to provewhere that hogs head went to

SANTA CLAUS

FORKS ELKHORIC

Christmas passed oft very quietlyMiss Maymo Gallahue was Indis ¬

posed the first of the week

Mr George Goddard of Lexing-ton

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was in our village thl week

Mrs Drue Darnell and childrenof Georgetown are the guests ofMrs M B Lucas

Mr D Morris Brock has returnedto Mississippi after a short staywith his mother and father

Miss Mattle Lucas of MontereyOwen county spout Christmas withMr II B Lucas and family

Mr Russell Hughes who Insboon in Louisville treatmenthas returned home

Miss Mary Lark Nichols and

andlbrotherA KID

From the Merchant and Manufac-turer

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THE LOUISVILLE LEAF TO-

BACCO¬

BUSINESS

Of all the Interests centering inLouisville there Is none of greatermagnitude or importance than thetobacco interest It Is an undis¬

utod fact that Louisville is thelargest leaf tobacco market in theworld and buyers are constantlyhero from all parts of the NorthAmerican continent as well as from8uro can countries The groatprominence of this city as a lenttobacco market Is largely duo to theonorgotlc eiforts of the warehousemen are constantly adver¬

tiRing its and I

and have attracted the attention ofnun ufauturors to tho Lou lsvillo-

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Constable 4th District

J B Duncanof J 184

Louis Shackelford 827

0 B Smoot 186

Shackelfords plurality 191

Magistrate 6th District-

J D Parker VV 216

S M Tinsley 177

Parkers majority 89

Constable 5th District

Ed Duncan 289

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market In a way that has provedhighly advantageous to growers andshippers By their Intelligent en ¬

liberal views and progres ¬

sive tendencies they have upthe leaf tobacco business of theFalls City to Its present magnifi ¬

cent proportionsOno of the and goahead con ¬ I

corns in this important line hereis the Stone Tobacco WarehouseCompany which is a young und vig¬

orous and one that is makingitself felt in the Louisville tobaccomarketThe Stono Tobacco WarehouseCopmany arcjjommisslon merchantsfor the and sale of leaf to¬

bacco and are spendidly equippedfor successfully prosecuting thebusiness They are proprietors ofthe Stone Warehouse situated atNos 917 919 and 921 West Mainstreet which Is the best locatedmost convenient and best arrangedleaf toabcco warehouse In the cityof Louisville The capacity of thewarehouse is 1000 hogsheads of to¬

baccoThe Stone Tobacco Warehouse

Company handle all kinds of leafsold in Louisville marketlighthurley dark tobaccos and other-grndes They are In constant re ¬

ceipt of consignments from all thegreat tobaccogrowing sections ofKentucky as well as Indiana andare always able to dispose of thesame to the best possible advant ¬

age for all concerned They haveauction sales daily and their salesare always well attended by thebest class of buyers

They do a strictlybusiness and make itcommissionIrule to send promptshippers thus amost desirable concern to do busi¬

ness with They give four monthsstorage free

The Stone Tobacco WarehouseCompany is a comparatively youngconcern having been in operationbut one year yet In that brief pe¬

riod they have built up a very grat-ifying

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business They are not inthe combine but thoroughly freeand independent and havingpositionwith vim and vigor

The company is regularly incor-porated

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and and ably manag-ed

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The officers are Sam H StonePresident E M LeCompto Vice I

President W H Sotne SecretaryJ C Stone Treasurer

Sinn H StoUQ the President ofthe company Is one of Kentuckyswellknown prominent citizenstad stands andbusiness circles He Is thoroughlyposted in the tobacco business hav¬

both a grower and buyerof the commodity E MCompte the Vice President is agentleman of experience well andfavorably trade

W H and J C Stone re-

spectively¬

Secretary and Treasurernre active energetic and painstak ¬

ing men

warehouseommar ed success and enjoys In ahigh degree the respect find con firtoncd of growers shippers landbuyers

HOW TO CURE CROUP

Mr R Gray who lives nearVmenia Duchess county N Ylays Chamberlains Cough Remidy Is the best medlclno I haveever used It Is a fine childrensomody for crouland never falls to

sure soon as theihlld becomes hoarse or oven afterthe croupy cough hits developed Itvill prevent the attack Thisihould bo borne In mind anti a bottlo of tho Cough Remedy kopt atland rowdy for Instant use asnppOR1For

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EXINQTON EASTERN RY

EFFECTIVEY20rnY900

KILNS STATIONSNO 2-

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wsy 671950ir Lexington QHO

L N trains to Louisville audway stations 550 a m

L N trains to Louisville and waystations 937 a m

L N trains to Louisville andway stations 304 p m

O 0 trains to Louisville 900a

mO O trains to Louisville 813p m

L N trains to Lexington and-way stations 850 a m

L N trains to Lexington andway stations 437 p m

Louisville Frankfort Accommo ¬

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L 0 O trains east 740 p

C O TIME TABLE

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EXPERIENCESO YEARS I

I PATENTSTRADE MARKS

DESIGNS IaoIenclPatents taken through Munn A Co rece yd-

Iyectalaotiee wlthoutcharge lathe

Scientific JfoierkanA handsomely Illustrated weekly TergeaS clioeolation of any scientific Journal Tonne t3 ayear t four months e4 Sold by

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FOR HOARSENESS

llonl Ingerson of Hutton ladsays he hud not spoken a wordabove a whisper for months andono bottle of Foloys Honey andTar restored his voice It is usedlarteuly by speakers arid singersTtto no substitute South Longmoor W JMoKeo Hurdle

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No t through sleeping car Louisville to Dlr-Ingham via Lexington and ChattanoogaNa 5 free observation chaircar Louisville

to Lexington

LouisvillerNa 4 eleeping car Birmingham to LoulwlUavia Lexington

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FSQANNONM VPaGM J K CniPT MWashington D a Washington Da

WATCHKOPA WMHTATIXJBAGPAWashington D a Ixmfavllle Kjv

The Henderson Route

BEST LINE BETWEEN

Louisville Evansville St Louis

And all Points West North-west

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md Southwest

dallytrainsback coaches and cnr Tho direct un-to St Louis running two double dailp trattlawith high back sent coaches and Pullman tSleeper through without change Tickets onsale at L N office this city For informLion as to rats route Bleeping car berths etccall on A V Hite agent BIt or ad¬

dressB L BRYANT T P A

L J IBWIN O P AI Louisville Ky

Burlington Route

BEST TRAINS TO

KANSAS CITY MONTANACOLORADO PACIFICCOAST UTAH WASH ¬

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estibuled Trains SleepersDining Cars Chair Cars

Seals Free

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