Hot Weather SpecialtiesArc row on sale at Hartfords

Store Never beforeIPopular had such an array of

WEARABLES HOTiWash Goods

Pretty Lawns ut jcNewest Plaid Scotch Lawns icPretty Dimities 8c

a Solid pink and blue Organ ¬

dies toe-

Fancya figured Organdies toePlaid Marseilles 150

inch Paris Mus

iSeventtwo pink and blue

I Fancy figured Swiss 150India Linens jc to 250

I French Organdies white pinkand blue 250

White Pique toe to 250

INotions Vest sc-

I Imported Lisle Vest 38jTaped neck VtstjJcPulley Delis 250Big assortment of Pulley

V Rings and Buckles 50 to 250Silk Milts hir quality toe

I Kid Gloves nil fcprlng shadesft

ooLvliesI Linen Collars the

latest toe-

SummerI Corsets long short

I and medium waist SOC

Good seamless black Hose toe> Pute iLUIe dropped stitch

AHose 35 or three pairs Jt oo

r mAck Cat Hose for Childrensic

I Childrens sriniless black ortAll How toe

us your Eggs Hamsc We pay you j

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LIZERS MUGGIES HIRDSELL

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Hartfordu

FRIDAY MAY 25

Born tothe wife of Mr Marvin Beanon the iSih Inst a boy

Bring your eggs Feathersand chickens to Carson ft Co

Tug REPUBLICAN has a scholarshipin the Bryant Stratton College toe

p sale

RevJ A Bennttt ol near Bedawho has been very sick of pneumoniawas slowly improving at last account

We will give you a good Oak Rock-

Ing Chair with 20 oo worth of cashbusiness or if you prefer we will giveyou a French Bevel Mirror 10x12 withstandard frame Ask to tee the Chairaud Mirror CARSON Co

The Floating Studio wilt make thefollowing places on dates mentionedWill be at Ceralvo May 22d and reo

main until June 4th SmallhouseJune sthand remain until June otbKlrtleys or Humphreys LandingJung loth and remain until June I3thPoint Pleasant June I3th and remaintill June iSth

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Fans and ParasolsPretty Ians 2C

DIg line oi Fans pretty de ¬

signs ic-Extra quality of Fans toeVine Imported Japanese Fans

I IGood250

Fine Imported Mull Vans socWhite silk Parasol SI oo

White silk Parasol mflKd

IFinego handle lace tdgesr 00IPine fancy plaid silk

red silk Par-

asols tullltd chiffon tops 300Dlack silk Parasols jit 50 to

2 50Plain black silk Parasols l

to f2 50-

Childrens Parasols 250 to SIICarpets and CurtainsOur line ol Mattings at toe

ul c anti tjc are beautiesIngrain Carpets 250 to

nice new patternsfig line of Lace Cuttalns511ito 250 per pairCurtain Poles 2 lor 250

Window shades toe to SocIBring IVool

Feathers Ginsenghighest prices

house icounty

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I Mr B D Ringo went to Prankfort Wednesday

Mr II K Cox Butord made us apleasant call VednesdayV

Esquire G S Fitzhugh SulphurSprings cilled to see us yesterday

Miss Arbe Brown Centertoan Is

visiting her sister Mrs Fon Rogers

Mr C L Hardwlck MemphisTenu was in town the first of theweek

Mrs Eliza Riley of Buford whohas pneumonia has recuperated nodwill recover it is hoped

Mrs E E Rogers near Cromwellwho has been very sick during thepast week Is convalescent

Miss Grade Rolls classes in Elocu-

tion and Physical Culture will entertamat the College Hall tonight

Mrs Hub Shultz of near Irentlsis seriously sick of consumption andher recovery is not expected by thefamily

MessrsJohn Cbamberlln and LouisUunther left Sunday lor Lancaster toattend the encampment of the G A

I R ot Kentucky

Mr G H Matlock that real estateman was in town Monday and Tues-

day and what he did for his former as-

sociates was a sufficiency

Misses Fannie Render and JessieSmith who have been attendingschool at Lexington during the pastterm will return home to day

Mr Marion Yates Rochester wasin town Tuesday enroute to his oldhome near Knoxville Tenn to visitold friends and relatives Mr Yateswill be in Tennessee until nbout themiddle of JUlie

The literary societies of HartfordI College have procured the services of

Rev W S Danley of Owensboro todeliver a lecture at College Hall Thursday evening June 7 This will be atrent for the public and is given bythe focietieB free of charge

If icon need Dry Goods NotionsClothing hints Shoes Carpets Mull ¬

nery Igoods or Furniture why notcome to Carson Ci They sellgcodi as cheap as the cheapest andgive free a gcod Oak Rocking Chairor a 10x12 French Bevel Mirror withstandard frame with every 2000cash purchase

Col J S R Wedding member oh

the State Board of Equilizatlon bathome attending court Col Weddinginlorms us there has been i per centreduction on farm lands and 4 percent reduction on town lots in Ohiocounty This difference is due to theIrregularity of the county board ol

iequiliz tion and by the suggestion ofMr Wedding the assessment was leftthe eameas it was last year

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AflLLAa mngla

touch promptly relieves distress awlILSIeIs4dO all other dyspeptic symptoms It makes

rich pure blood gives strong steady nerves

CREATES AN APPETITE AIDS DIGESTION

Mr D C Allen RosIne wasamong our callers yesterday

Mr John H Stewart Select madeTHE REPUBLICAN a vety agreeablecall yesterday

Mrs Anderson Martin died lastSunday at her home near Oaltonand was burled the following day

Mr A A Nash who was arrestedsome time since and placed in jailhere and was afterward turned overto the deputy U S Marshal for counterfeiting who placed him in jail atOwensboro and was balled out byCaptain W II Moore John TMooreJ T Shullz and Renfrew Bros hasquit the country and his where aboutsis unknown to his bondsmen

Mr John Annis near Cromwelldied Wednesday evening lie hadsustained a piralletlc stroke whichcaused his death lIe was a highlyrespected citizen in his communityand was a falthlul Christian gentleman lIe was quite old Ills reo

maines were laid to rest in the SepTaylor graveyard near Cromwell inDuller county yesterday Rev Drownheaver Dam conducted funeral ser-

vices

Mrs Magdalene Rogers who hasbeen lying at the point ol death forthe pest week of pneumonia isthought to be better and hopes of herrecovery are entertained by the familyThe members of the family in attend ¬

ance at her bedside were Mr John B

Rogers wife and two sons Intnle andJoy daughter and husband Dr andMrs John W Conklin LeitchfieldMr J L Rogers and wife GreenvilleMrs J B Blankenshipand Mr Jo B

Rogers Beaver Dam Messrs C Eand C J Rogers Cromwell

Captain John L Powers who wasindicted by the grand jury ol AithurGoebel and Tom Campbell was arrested last Saturday and his captors started with him to the city of Persecu ¬

tion but before boarding a train atBarboursville a writ of habeas corpuswas served on his captors and he was

IronllGovernorits late was unlike those in othercases Iresb in the memories ot KentucJIans Taylor was recognized asGovernor and lowers is a tree manand thus the persecutors struck ant

snajtIMr Marion Dexter died at his resU

dence near Beaver Darn last Sundaymorning of consumption Ills reIwakes were Interred in the Liberty I

cemetery the same afternoon Rev i

Bob Bennett conducted funeral servicesat Liberty church Mr Dexter hadbeen In ill health for quite a longwhile perhaps several years Mr I

Dexter was truly a righteous man avery agreeable neighbor and a faith i

ful christian lie had the confidenceof all who knew him and cheerlshedhis friendship A good man goes tobless the realms of a new kingdom be ¬

yond the Jordon

Tim Grand Jurys Work

The grand jury now in session hasa great work to do Never in the his-

tory of the county has there beengreater need of a grand jury withBackbone and resolute determinationCrimes ore bering committed daily in

every town and hamlet in the countyand the Tenders are not brought tojustice We have implicit confJderciin the ability of this present grandjury to indict every man regardless ofhis position and standing who hascommitted crimes In this county Weare hopeful that this jury will do its j

whole duty and no moreFrom what we have gleaned during

the week the grand jury is besiegedwith violators of the law in attemptsto save them from publicity and prosecutlon This If cettnlnly a newscheme a neJV and modern plan ofdelense but it will accomplish littleThe work of the jury will go on asthoagh there waJ no obstructionsnear There is a determined effortbeing made by this grand Jury to de-

stroy¬

the Blind Tigers in the coun ¬

ty and if the court will do Its duty I

as faithfully as the grand jury there I

will certainly be an end to all this lat ¬

terday professionThe following Indictments have

been returned against the followingparties for selling liquor illegallyNetter Gillstrap two cases Llm Tay-

lor one case Jas F Carson three

WilliAultmirecases was

ed for grand larcenyThis is only three days work for

the grand jury and there Is muchwork yet

SMALLH USEKYIMr M D Maddox who has beenI

at Calhoon for some time assistingIn the school there is visiting his par ¬

entsMiss Alice Sharp Muhlenburg

county visited Miss Alice Fulkersona few days last week

MUll Oma Maddox and Mr George

Bennett who are attending school atHartford visited their parents Sunlay

Mr J P Kimblcy and wife Louisville are visiting friends and relativeshere

Mr Henry Taylor and Mr HoraceTaylor and wife visited their brotherMr P B Taylor Saturday and Sun ¬

dayMissesOracle Reid and Sallle Bul-

lock Messrs Ray Addington and RayPulkersou attended the wedrMng atSouth Carrollton Sunday evening

Mr Robert Hunter and wife whohave been quite sick the past week

betterMrC Igleheart who has been

sick for three months is able to be up

againThemembers of the Mttbodist

church here have recently paperedtheir house which adds greatly to thelooks of the house

Quarlerly meeting was held atEquality church Saturday and Sunday Presiding Elder Elgin present

Two Mormon elders werethrough this vicinity last trampingIing a place to preach butcessful

Gladys the lute granddaughter ofMr R II IJverly died at his residenceSunday May 6th and was buriedMonday the funeral services wereconducted by Rev G II Lawrence

MILLIE

Notlco

For a neat job of cleaning clothescall on Rev P S Majors on UnionStreet and Apple Alley

100 Reward

The undrsigned will pay one hundred dollars for the arrest and delivery j

ofit A Nash a fugitive from jus¬I

tice to the jailer at Owensboro Kyon or before June 4th next

DescriptionNash is about 50 yearsoldS Jfeet S inches in height hairdark brown and sandy mustache Haswart on cheek between eye and earand slightly stoopshouldered

W H MOORK

RESFROW DROSIJoint TJ T Snuurz I

Hartford KyYO a

Circuit Court

Court convened Monday with JudgeOwen on the bench with Commonwealths Attorney J E Rowe and Coun ¬

ty Attorney M L Heavrin In chargeto look after the violators ot the lawand to have justice meted out to them

Messrs J A Hocker Arthur MillerD C Allen D S Bennett D EThomas A J Brown L N LeachAdam Nave J R Felix Geo WSnell H C Shaver and J B Stormswere empanneled as grand jurors

The following gentlemen were empanneled as petit jurors Geo MIMaddox John Feenister J W Coleman J C Bennett D P Mosely B-

it Stewart Henry Black W HBean Van May N G Patton SamWallace E W Truman FW ActonantI Mark Renfrew

The visiting attorneys are MessrsMcLean Taylor and C W ComptonMotgantown John T Rone Centertown S P Roby Fordsville B LWjMassie

i

An Epidemic of WhoopingCough

Last winter during an epidemic ofwhooping cough my children contract ¬coujthIng ¬

lains Cough Remedy very successful ¬

ly for croup and naturally turned toIit at that time and found it relievedthe cough and end eflected a completecureJohn E CliffordNorwood House Norwood N YThis remedy is for sale by Z WayneGriffin Bro m

rRail Road Dobt Liquidated

The old railroad debt of Muhlen ¬

burg county which was voted in 1869to build a railroad through the couuty and which has for many yearsbeen in the courts and kept the coun ¬

ty behind financially will soon havebeen liquidated Had it net been forthe railroad tax Muhlenburg wouldhave been one of tbe foremost countiesin Western Kentucky But as a bond ¬

ed debt ot most a million dollars hasbeen held against the county it wasperfectly natural for capital to findlodgment in other sections ot thecountry more fortunate than thecounty of Muhlenburg In 1869 thecitizens of that county voted a debt

the construction of a railroadIllor kh now approximates 735000

the old bonds and 100000denominated new bonds These bondshave born interest at an enormousrate ever since they were floated

County Attorney J L Rogers andpuahling ¬

holders for some time and at last theyhave succeeded The compromise is20 per cent on the dollar for the oldbonds and tbe new bonds are to be

paid in full The amount of indebted ¬

ness at present under the comproraise scheme is about 255000The court this year voted an advalorum tax of 150 which virtuallyleaves the debt not to exceed 215000At a meeting of the court in May

3d notice was given that the courtwould on June II proceed to issuebonds not to exceed 5 percent to theamount of about 215000 which areto be paid in 5 10 15 and 20 yearsThis transaction is certainly a bushness proposition and will prove wehope beneficial and most gratifyingto the tax payers of Muhlenburgcounty Had this been done twentyyears agothe county would doubtlesshave been out of debt long since AsIt Is the burdened and troubled cltiizens of that county will considerthemselves fortunate to get off aswell as they will under this newdeal

Notice

The Commercial Telephone andTelegraph Co also the Hartford Tele-

phone and Exchange Co have soldtheir telephone outfits to the RoughRiver Telephone Co and desires towind up its affilrs and go out of bus-

Iness¬

aThe Bettor Part

Of valor Is discretion and the betterpart of the treatment of disease is preventlon Disease originates In im ¬

purities in the blood People whotake it at this season say they arekept healthy the year round It is because this medicine expels impuritiesand makes the blood rich and healthgiving

IAlI liver ills are cured by HoodsPills 250=Miss Nettie Rogers of MoweaquaIllinois hula returned to her old hometo s pend the summer She will reworkIin the city school at that place

INotfcoDry merchants of

Hartford will after June I close theirstores at 7oclock In the evening Shoppers should take notice to this anddo their trading before that time-

rIn packing your valise for a trip do

not fail to put in a bottle of Dr BellsAntLPaln Achange of climate dietor water often deranges the stomachor bowels which is Instantly relievedby this wonderful Pain killer m

The merchants of Hartford haveactedwisely in closing their stores at7 oclock in the evening that cus-tomers

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and shoppers may do theirtrading before night fall and give themerchants this much needed rest

Cutting around the eyes should beavoided unless you are willing tomake yourself subject for experi-menting

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In surgery This Is unnec-essary

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Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salvewill cure sore eyes and y ranulated lidswhen all others have failed Itstrengthens weak eyes m

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Mr Joel Elmore Westerfield calledto see us yesteiday

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40yran unniwiln thvKnnth irnrni IlngliniMnIarIlFeitrt At Dnijrgtutii McuniUlOVIiottlc SSlMt

I Delays are dangerous Those whohave poor weak Impure blood shouldtake Hoods Sarsaparilla at once Itnever disappoints

Bost for tho BowolsNo matter what ails you headache

to a cancer you will never get welluntil your boweU are put right CASCARETS help nature cure you with-out

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a grip or pain produce easy nat-ural

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movements costs you just 10cents to start getting your healthback CASCARET3 Candy Cathartic the genuine put up in metalboxes every tablet has C C Cstamped on it Beware of Imitations

Administratorss Notice

All persons having claims againstthe late C T and N J Barnard de-

ceased will present same to me at theresidence of the late C T Barnardproperly proven on or before June 1St1930 or be forever debarred

ELMRR BARNARDAdministrator

LOOK A MlTCII IH TInEKHVM iIi lloxlitV Tonic new lmirnrrtl truUbIenMntj tnkm In carljr Hprlng and Fall vievent Clillln IHMIKUO and Mnlnrln Frmx Acton the liver toni Ui the njntrin hitter thanJululne flaiiruntml try It At lrnKKl t Meund 5100 l0ttlc SSWt

Mrs Tom Brown and daughterMiss Norma of Centertown visitedher daughter Mrs Fan Rogers yes-

terday¬

Educate Your Jlcmel With Cuiearcti

forever100ocWhen Bryan was nominated for

President In 1896 the per capita cir ¬

culation of the country was 21 10

Bryan preached that only the adop ¬

tlon of his free silver craze could Increase the circulation But on Mayi 1900 the per capita circulation was2658

aAPrLxAB-RI tLt st Hn Hl You Hm Always BmgH

Blptao YIor

HER THROAT CUT

Thlrtoon Yonr Old Girl Assaultod and Murdered

Near Chllllcotho

Chillicothe Ohio May 22Themost atrocious crime In the history otthis county was committed this afternoon in the Concord township nearthe Fayette county line when a blackfiend assaulted and murdered EthelLong a white girl 13 years of ageShe was the daughter of Mrand MrsStephen Long whose home is on thefarm oi James Starr three miles fromthe village of Austin on the pikeleading to Washington Court House

About 3 oclock the child was sentto a spring not far from the house forwater She was gone so long thather mother sent her little brother tosee what detained her He returnedquickly and brought the report thathis sister was lying dead near thespring with her throat cut from ear to

earThe griefstricken mother ran toher dead daughter and soon discover ¬

ed that she was the victim ol a mostlout ant heinous crime The fatherat work in the field with a heart fullof vengeance started to search thecounty for the murderer and reachingAustin among others he foundthe sheriff of Clinton county returnIng from a trial at Frankfort

An engineer on the C II Dtrain which then pulled In said hehad pasted a strange colored man be-

tween¬

that place and Frankfort Theengine was uncoupled and thestrangerovertaken His clothes were bloodstained and he was brought back re-

gardless of his streneous denials tothe scene of the crime His shoes fit-

ted the tracks made In the vicinity olthe spring and his captors were confident of his guilt

The people met at Frankfortand the vicinity of the crimeat 10 oclock and again begantalking of organizing and coming tothis city to lynch him The sheriffto prevent this sent the prisoner toMarietta on the night train in chargeof a deputy shetlfl This precautionit was later learned was quite neces ¬

sary for the feeling has increased

greatlyThenegro was so much scared and

while he has not confessed the crimethe proof is almost overwhelminglyagainst him A representative of theCommercial Tribune was on theground a few minutes after the capture and saw the shoes fitted intothe tracks he made The shoes tallied exactly The mother of the childis prostrated and the family is tornwith contentions as to whether itshould call for vengeance and take thelaw Into its own hands or let the lawprotect the criminal

The crime was most coldbloodedfor the brute had hidden himself in aclump oi ashbushes near the springnod had pounced upon his unsuspec¬

ting victim as she came for the waterHe never gave heron opportunity tocry out but threw a rope around herneck and choked her lie must haveused a knife too for the cuts on theside ot her neck and on her foreheadwere made with a knife

He had with him twenty thirtytwo centerfire cartridges but had noknife nor revolver although whenseen before the crime he threatened topull a revolver from his hippocketThe crime is the worst ever commit¬

ted in the history of the countyCommercial Tribune

l > enlnrn CnniifM be Curritl-iy local application nfl tbronnot reach tiedlwiuwl portion of the ear There Ia only onewhy to cure deafnwunnd that In liy ronotltutlonntremwJIei Italian I riibnetl by on Intlnmedcondition ot the inucoijH Union ol tb KnitochlanTab Vten thin tube Ret Inflamed yonlwvonruinbllnRenund orlinpcrfrct hparinirand when ItIs rntlrrly tloiml drafnnu the mult and unionthe Inflammation can Ie token out ant thin tubeiwtored tn It normal condition hearing will lieritroyed forewr nine mace oat ot ten a re canned

catarrh which I nothing but an Inflamed ron ¬

dillon of the inncon > nrfaceWo will give One Hundred Dollar for nny ciaollvafnewi canned by catarrh that inn not be

cured by HaUH Catarrh Can Hend lor clrculantfree F J CHUNKY A CO Toledo O

Hold liy IrngglIrnellnlla Family Illl nre the brat

On account of Annual ReunionUnited Confederate Veterans Louisville Ky May 3oth to June 3d 1900the I C R R Will sell tickets fromBeaver Dam to Louisville and returnat the rate of 2 20 for round tripTickets on sale May 28th to 3othLimited for return June loth 1900

S B VANMETKR AgtIi v

Our Greatest Specialist

For 20 years Dr J Newton Hatha ¬

way has so successfully treated chronicdiseases that he is acknowledged to-

day to stand at the head of his pro-fession

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in this line His exclusivemethod of treatment for Verlcocelc

knifelorcases treatmentVital Forces Nervous Disorders Kidney and Urinary Complaints Paraly¬

sis Blood Poisoning RheumatismCatarrh and Diseases peculiar to wo ¬

men he is especially successful DrHathaways practice is more thandouble that of any other specialistCases pronounced Hopeless by otherphysicians readily j ield to his treat¬

ment Write him to day fully aboutyour case lie makes no charge forconsultation or advice either at his of¬

lice or by mall Address J NewtcnHathaway M D 309 Church StNashville Tenn tf

If troubled with rheumatism giveChamberlains Pain Balm a trial Itwill not cost you a cent if it does nogood One application will relievethe pain It also cures sprains andbruises in one third the time requiredby any other treatment Cuts burnsfrostbites qulnsey pains in the sideand chest glandular and other swellIngs are quickly cured by applying itEvery bottle warranted Price 25and 50 cts marmay

IIv Are Tear Ideysl-DrltobbeSrsruusPItleureti kldner 111

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1 rYOur Moneys Worth f

Just because its stylishand of superior quality isnt

t any Indication that its high in price Its our constanteffort to crowd the utmost value into every purchase we

want you to have jjst a little more than your moneysworth the newest and best merchandise at prices thatwill make you feel that our store merits your trade No

B matter tbe distance you may come youll find as others inyour section that twill pay you to do your trading at ourstore

Secure the NewestIts hardly good judgment to pay out money for some

thing that isnt new and stylish thats only taking a step

backward We especially recommend the following

itemsthey have our personal guarantee as i qualityr and they are the newest ideas on the market Youll find

1quality and price especially pleasinga newness in thestyles weaves and colorings that will make it pleastant

5shopping for you Prints Ginghams Percalt LinensDimities India Linens Duck Pique and all kinds ofWoolen Drees Goo-

daValues for the Childrenidn In buying fur the childrens needs youre anxious to

secure what will give bert service Strong servicereasonable prices coupled with proper styles hwhatandIgive you in the items for the childrens wear Childford 2 to 5s at flOe G to 8s 75c 8J to Hs 85cShoes lOc to 8100 We have a full and complete flue ofShoes for boys and girls

IiWe pledge you your moneys worth in every Itransaction lull and plump valuesjust as low Ii

in price as good goods can be soldjust as high Iiin quality as best makers can supply themjust

rlas correct for styles as its possible to secure them

Mens Novelty Suits EIf its Suits made from novelty cloths that you desire iii

g we can supply you Were showing everything new ands uptodate in materials theyll be tailored in that match¬

3leM mannerso characteristic of Edward Rose Co Chi ¬

cago tailoring theyll be the swellest in your set Real41 good suits those that fit you perfectlyneed not be

o high priced Its just the other way if you come to usfor them Respe-

ctfullyChRSON I< CO =ErCourt DocketJury Trials

MayTorm 1900

MouiY StAY So3032K II WalkerYev T Kingivvj Nnrnh A llardln Ac nnba Huff A-c37MW I1 Jroy1 V Cuinpflel-

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1Oo2J I Thompeonva1 C n R Co

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XDXEIDAY MAY 3040St John H penccrY Town ot Fordsrllle40254 M EkridgeYeJohn II Iblpp

JIW A 1I1IIvoJRII It Cnrtl403JW 8 ColoI C It It Co401ft Jon C TftylorJoe II King

TvuUAY May Ii401010 T CuolrI C II II Co

4011Idn H UnnvEIIB A Cute4042Wa MillerviA Wlnklebleck4041 Iole tanham Ae11t Mldkltt Ac-

4015Hhelby Tlllorv Harry Tlchenor c-

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A Copy Attest H A AMUIRIMM irke

HAY STACK KNOLL

Camp six miles from Manila P IApril 6 1900 Editors REPUBLICAN

and Fiiendly Readers This is aprairie knoll held on account ol Itscommanding position on the llnelromSan Pedro Macati to Manila Bay at

Barrio de San Rateal Thls Is ablistering knoll by day cool breezesare quite frequent but too much diluted with dust At night the tem-

perature Is pleasant the breezes coolThe great blue dome of visible spacealive with glittering worlds hasscarcely a cloudjorfar away a phantompile of feathery lightness mockingthe thirsty land with whiteness-

I turn from the brilliant Southerncross that you never see in Old Ken ¬

tucky to the more familiar Polar Con ¬

stellationthe Great Bear I believeAprIl8The company has three

outposts a total of thirteen menThis with a large number on the sickrcpoit gives us three nights in ora guard every fourth day Betweenguards we amuse ouselves haulingwater etc I dont want to be on thepolice force anyway You can seethat this is very tiresome but weveseen stirring times since here inLuzon Company I slat Inft has had

three men killed In action eightwounded and a total ot twenty deadof those who came to the Philippineswith the company I believe thelighting ol importance U over andwould be glad to take my place amongthe humble citizens of the grand oldcommonwealth of Kentucky but suppose Ill have to bide a wee tillmy other year Is out

J C BARNARD CoI atst InfS

The Owensboro Fair has new datesSeptember 1 8th to 22nd With attractive show rings for horses Wild

West Automobile race Chariot racesAcrobatic performances Innumerableside shows and five races each daywith nearly 5060 in purses to thewinners It will be the best Fair everheld in Western Kentucky

OASTORABuriti Ki Kiml Ym Hm Almrs Eotf

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We are told says an exchagekof apractical electrician who having beengreatly disturbed by neighbors catsleft out doors of nights has put up aelectrical apparatus In his back yardwhich on his touching a buto r athis bedside give out such a dischargeof electric sparks as sends all the catshome in a hurry

G4 a tDoes the

Baby Thrive IIf not something must be

wrong with its food If themothers milk doesnt nour ¬

ish it she needs SCOTTSEMULSION It supplies theelements of fat required forthe baby If baby Is notnourished by its artificialfood then it requires

Scotts EmulsionHalf a teaspoonful three

or four times a day in itsbottle will have the desiredeffect It seems to have amagical effect upon babiesand children A fiftycentbottle will prove the truthof our statementsShould be taken la summit mt

well at wintersot ant ioo III druultU

SCOTT tit DOWN ClureUu Nw York

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Rough River Telephone Compa-nyrroBPouuo1

Talk being cheap and necessaryshould patronize home folks

whore you can buy your ownphones and build your own linesand in talking distance withthe whole county and buslress-points genorallyby only payinga rent to the HartfordTelephone and Exchange Coor

expenseifHartford Ky for particulars-

W connect wlh all Indent CMptfe

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