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PRANK IFKLlXrro rlelnrtlKIIEK MATTIIEWS Kdltor

WEDNESDAY JUNK l

uDKMWRATIC enmity convention at

Hartford next Saturday DontI fallto attend

TiE numerous tights of Itin college

boys at Lexington have glvin Ken ¬

tucky a very bad namer

A FELLOW docs not know howninny people are onto him until hebegins to Inquire around and about

TnE Republican policy for the comIng campaign Is said to be stand patand fry the fat More truth thanpoetry In that

SEVERAL of THK HERALDS sub

scribers have tried the new gamewhich we mentioned In these columna few weeks ago Sot enough of

them however to create a constantgrin

STRYCHNINE Is said to be a certaincure for hydrophobia We guess so

It Is likely that it would be a certaincure for any disease which allllcts thehuman family Ifadministered In sufficlcnt quantity

WE never bet on another manspropositionespecially as regardselectionsbut from recent talk weactually believe that a fellow namedRoosevelt will be the nominee of theRepublicans for President

MESSRS Bryan and Parker seem tohe at present the spokesmen of theDemocratic party They say that one

talks too much and the other doesnttalk enough Between the twowell talk It over among ourselves

UPON the first pageof Tilt HERALDtoday will he found an article on the

graduation girl The editor of THEHERALD didnt write it It was

found lloatlng about among our ex ¬

changes without an author Rut Itcontains so much of beautiful dictionand Truth th twe wish we could

claim It as our own It deserves a

place In your scrap book for it Is

worth reading and preserving

FHOM reading his decisions handeddown In the Supreme Court In NewYork It Is plainly evident that Judgemarker Is In favor of organized laborIlls views give working men theright to organize for the purpose ofsecuring higher wages or shorterhours of labor This should be re ¬

membered In his favor by those whomay think Judge Parker the friendonly of the alllncnt and the aristo ¬

criticd

WE wish to impress upon the Dem-

ocrats of Ohio county the importanceof attending the convention whichwill be held at Hartford next Satur ¬

day This Is for the purpose of selectIng delegates to attend the Democrat ¬

ic State Convention at Louisville nextThursday Every Democrat who canpossibly do so should attend Titus

being Presidential year the work of

these conventions will be to assist Innaming Democracy candidate forPresident The Democrats have notIn late years had so good a change toelect a President and the opportunityshould not be lost Remember theoccasion and be on hand

THE presence of the negro In theGrand Army Post is creating consid ¬

erable bitterness and dissatisfactionIn Kentucky The fact IIs the Hepublicans of Kentucky who coasttute the major portion of all GrandArmy Posts have little use for thenegro socially or any other way ex ¬

cept they love to see him vote theirticket on election day It seems totake the negro a long while to find Itout but he will perhaps some daycome to that point of political inde ¬

pendence and thoughtful discernmentwhich will endow him with a fullknowledge of his true standing uponall lines which pertain to his race andpersonality

IT seems that W S laylor Mils lliConnie odious to even some of the mnipartisan Republicans of Indiana A

committee of time Ii A IIt Post atKokomo invited him to be present as-

a speaker on Memorial Day but aknowledge of his coming createdmuch discord and criticism of theCommittees action The Kentuckyfugitive heard of this illssatisfactionamong his political brethren andwisely declined the invitation It isbecoming the general opinion thatthe only way Taylor can make himself right before the people of Indianais to subunit hlll elf to time jurisdiction of the 1Kentucky courts andstand trial on the charge made againsthim In connection with the murder ofGovernor Goebol1

fartIoumncratsduringcal campaign than the tariff A pro

tective tarilt Is the biggest Irafl thatthe American people ever Imd foistedupon them It is the mother ofttrusts and the twin child of corruptilt and extravagance The factthat people living In foreign countriescan have American manufacturedgoods laid down at their doors cheaper than an American can buy themIn this country is a strung illustratlon of the inequalities producedby a protective tarllt The Republicans are afraid to discuss this questionThe Democrats are always In the leadwith the tariff as in issue It shouldbe brought forward this year for thetime Is opportune

Im limit of lliinkeylsm is almostreached when the average Americanwoman gets real good and started ina mad effort to toady to that elementof society whom she esteems royalblood When Miss Alice Rooseveltarrived at the Ililon StationIn St Louis Thursday a mobof 100 women broke through the gatesin their eagerness to see the PreslktitS daughter awl almost fined her

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under the wheels before she could en ¬

ter her carriage Almost every ac ¬

count of a big wedding In high socialcircles In a large city describes thesenseless fight of some women to see-

the bride or obtain other coveted privileges Such demonstrations are notonly disgraceful but evince a strongtendency toward decay at the root ofnational mentality That respectwhich stoops to toadyism Is unworthythe good name of our Americanwouln

YOINO man lima you want to getrich quick Well It seems comparatively easy these days provided you

have a little start and some tact Hutyoull have to give up somethingYoull have to give upyourconsclcncefor you wont need It at all And Ityou have a kind heart youll have togive up that Youll have to dropyour charitable regard for your fellowman Just size him up from a strictfinancial standpoint If you have a

streak of benevolence running throughyou It will soon leave of Itself likewise your kindhearted nature Youmust discard your Interest In any allpeals of the poor and needy Remember that there Is no financial value In

then for you If you have everthought about heaven and a hereafter better cease your meditationsalong that line for there is no placethere to Invest your cash Afteryou have dropped these and a few

other kindly human Instincts you

will be In a fair way to get rich Willyou be happy Were not talkingabout happiness Tints anotherquestion entirely from the one underdiscussion

What the Tariff DoesSavoyard In IouUvllle PoMJ

There Iis the tariff on hltlealtJmt isI toswell the profits of the fleet Trusttthat and nothing else Take a steer inKentucky Iowa Tennessee or Kansasthat a farmer has grazed and fattenedThe tariff on hides lees not add onecent to the value of that steer butwhen the animal becomes the propertyof Armour or Swift or Morris orCuduhy and the hide is peeled off thatmoment the tariff operates and thetariff is added to the price of the hide

for hides from South America are notallowed to compete with it without paylug the tax The tanner pays the tariffto the Beef Trust the shoe manufac ¬

turer pays it to the tanner the shoemerchant pays it to the shoe manufac ¬

turer and the wan who buys and wearsthe shoes pays It to the shoe merchantThus It Is possible that the very farmerwho grazed ami fattened that steermay In the end pay a tariff tax on hisown productWhen a Republican orator first told the

farmer that the tariff on hides was toprotect him the devil was struck withsuch wonder and admiration that bewas speechless and actually powerlessto chuckle

Agreement Between Operators andMiners

At a meeting held at Central City lastweek by the officials of the Operatorsassociation and the United Mine Workers for district Ko 2II an agreementwas reached aud a contract for one yearfrom the first of April 11101 was signed

The conditions of this years agreementare similar to those of last year withthe single exception of the wage scalewhich is on the basis of au all round re ¬

duction of four and onehalf per cent

from that of last year This is an ac ¬

ceptance by the miners of the first oneof three propositions offered the minersby the operators at n meeting held on

the id of April 1004I

The new contract is signed by I PBarnard President F P Wright VicePresident and D Stewart Miller commissioner and secretary for the opera ¬

tors association and C W WellsPresident W E Hicks VicePresidentJ D Wood Secretary mind Treasurerand W J Campbell National BoardMember of e M W of A DistrictXo 28-

There yet remain three differences tobe settled These however will haveno effect on the contract The firstIs how a union man who has been Ills ¬

charged shall be paid and the timeSecond the percentage that shall bepaid for pick miued coal Third thetime the miners shall go to work Theminer are supposed to go to work nowtwo hours after the cars arrive

Beware of Ointments for CatarrhThat Contain Mercury

m mercury will urolly destroy the >tn < e of smelland completely iltranKe the whole Kvtlcm whenentering It through the raucoun nufict Suchnrllclrx Miould never beI u <toll except on prtfcrlilions from reputable t hy ician ac the damagethey will do IsI ten fold to the good you can poteibly derive from then llalln Catarrh Curematiufacluieil by F J Cheney I Co Toledo Ocontain no mercury and Ile taken InternallynclltiK directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Halla CatarrhCute be tureyuu get the genuine It l10 takenInternally end male In Toledo Ohio by IP JCheney h Co Testimonials free

Sold by lJrulllolol rice 750 per bottleTake Half family Pills fur constipation

Fierce Fight of Japs and RussiansThe latest reports from the Far East

indicate that the Russian forces are reotreating toward Port Arthur The battie of Ximshiin hill is said to have beenone of the bloodiest in the history ofmodern warfare and the Japanese paidleavlly for their brilliant victoryTheir official reports say that Io oftheir men were killed or wounded antithey estimate the Russian loss at 2000The Japanese captured seventy gunswhich Is considered St Petersburg as-

at serious blow to Gen KuropatklnThe Japanese have captured the townof Jf nil Quail Ling It Is believed theywill continue their movement towardPurl Arthur with 11 view of attackingthllt place Xo official information hasbeen given out at St Petersburg

For a Hundred YearsFor a hundred years or more Witch

Hazel huts been recognized as a superiortiiiedy but it remained for E C Dertitt Co of Chicago to discover howto combine the virtues of Witch Hazelwith other antiseptics in the form of nsalve DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Istime best salve in the world for sorescuts burns bruises and plies Time

high standing of tills salve has givenrise to counterfeits und the public is ad

ised to look for the name DeWitton the package und accept no otherSoldby111Illiums m-

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BIG SCANDAL

In Postoffice and Other Departments

How tbe Klamath Indians

Were Cruelly Swindled

Special to Tun HERALD

WASHINGTON D C May 30

Several Congressmen of both partieshave lingered behind their colleaguesfor the purpose of reviewing the scandal in the Post Office Department andother irregularities which were developed daring the session It is now understood that the next executive officer tobe hauled over tbe coals by a Committee of Congress is Secretary Hitchcockof the Interior Department Loud complaints are made of corruption in theIndian Bureau and peculiar methods Inthe Geological Survey Hitchcock Is

not believed to be personally dishonestbut it is alleged that he has permittedhis agents especially those who are hispersonal favorites to violate the law totheir own emolument If the AnadarkiIndian Agency in Oklahoma were tnvestigoted it is believed that it would show

how certain pets of the Departmentthrive with the acquiescence of itshead One of these men is known tohave drawn three salaries simultaneousIly In investigating the Anadarkiagency the public would like to knowhow much laud was turned into townlots and sold as such which hall beentaken from the Indians under pretensethat it was needed for agency purposes-

A case of peculiar cruelty and hardship is that of the Klamnth Indians InOregon The administration wanted nlarge part of the Klamath reservationfor its favorites a million and a half ofacres constituting the most valuablepine forest in America This wOOl andthese acres were inaccessible to avaricebut the covetous white man knew thatwith the opening of roads would come

vast wealth to the owner So the crafty speculator got some drunk andwheedled and coerced them into agreeing to sell land for what a committeeshould appraise it at In the contractwas the provision that the value ofburned tracts or injured trees houMbe deducted Then tbe fiendish villainswho sought to obtain the land sent menin tilerewith uie aud toichuriJ maimedand burned individual trees here andthere enough to justify a scoundrellycommittee in appraising the land at MtJ

cents an acre TbeJIndiaus were helpless and had to submit though the purchasers could have sold the whole tractthe next day for JOOOOOO Very welln sum was put In an appropriation billin Congress to pay the Indians silI centsan acre for the reservation Now thesequel the money was not paid Whentheir patience was exhausted by wait ¬

ing the Klamath Indians sent a delegation to Washington consisting of their

best men who were confounded onarriving at being told that they had al-

ready¬

been paid for the land in certainroundabout ways and that nothingmore was tine them This Delegationof Indians has now gone home afterhaving made their plaintive appeals tothe Secretary of the Interior during thewinter

For sick headache take ChamberlainsStomach and Liver Tablets tail a quickcure Is certain For sale by Z WayneGriffin Bro

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Foil SALE A farm containing 100

acres n miles northeast of HartfordA fine residence with ten rooms a goodtenant house good stables barns antiall outbuildings a fine three acre or ¬

chard church and school house withina half mile This farm is well wateredand is specially adapted to stock raisingThis farm can be had at a most reason ¬

able price on easy terms if sold in nesttthirty days as the owner wants to quitfarming and go into other businessFor further particulars call on or ad ¬

dress F L FELIX Hartford Ky

Wild Parsnips Cause DeathThe Oweusboro JAwmcr saysMr William Corltey died suddenly

Frldyy afternoon at the home of WhiteFitzpatrick near Rome as the result ofeating wild parsnips He ate the wildvegetable late in the afternoon Hesoon went to supper and while at thetable took deathly sick He got up andwent out into the yard where hestretched himself out on the grass MrFitzpatrick sent for Dr Barr of Romebut the man was dead before the doctorcould reach him The physicians exIamination showed that death bad re ¬

suited as was supposed from eating thepoisonous root The Coroner was not

WANTED SOO MEN AND WOMEN

To Take Advantage of Special Offer

Made by Z Wayne Griffin

Brother

These enterprising druggists arc ad-vertising today for lifty men and wo ¬

men to take advantage of the specialhalfprice offer they arc making onDr Howards celebrated sued tic fortime cure of constipation und dyspepsiaand Jet a liftycent package at halfprice 2tt cents

So positive are they of the remark ¬

able power of this specllli to curethese diseases as well as sick headaches and liver troubles that theyagree to refund the money to anycustomer whom this medicine docsnot quickly relieve and cure

With Dr Hnwardsspoclfieat handyou can eat what you want mil haveno fear of 111 consequences Itperfect ¬

creates an appetite and makes lifeworth the living

This Is an unusual opportunity toobtain 00 doses of the best medicineover made for half Its regular pricewith a personal guarantee of a wellknown business firm to refund thethe money If It does not give satis ¬

factionIf you cannot call at Jrllllns store

today send then l5c by mall and

IpromptI ¬

Z Wayne Orillln Ilro have beenable to secure only a limited supply ofthe sped lie so great is the demandalld you should riot delay takingadvantage of the liberal offer theyire making this week

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IofIageI Mr Fitzpatrick and two of his chlldrew had also partaken of the deadly

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root but they were only slightly atfected

IINew Game Worked to PerfectionRicmAND SiniNus TEXAs May 10

HARTFORD HEIULD Hartford KyGentlemen Enclosed find moneyorderfor tl1 to pay my subscription to TillIIERALI to January met 1005 I sawyour new game in the last Issue of TICK

HKIIAID and find it works to perfectionwith those who will try it I can notdo without THK HKRALD as I am fromOhio County Ky Yours respy-

J J CARTER

CENTERTOWNSpecial to Tilt HERALD

May aOIIr Eden Bishop andchildren Beaver Dam were the guestsof Mr S R Aehby and family Saturday and Sunday

Misses Mary and Tryphona LindleyPoint Pleasant are at the bedside oftheir father Mr Warren Liudley whoIB still seriously ill

Mr and Mrs John Bell Point Pleasant were the guests of W H Kuykeudoll and family Sunday

Several of our citizens are sufferingfrom an attack of Arkansas fever

Dr G T Chapman has returnedfrom the Worlds Fair

Mr John Bell and Miss Erma Tichenor attended the ice cream supper atPoint Pleasant Saturday night

Rev R D Bennett Hartford was theguest Dr B F TIchenor and familylast Wednesday-

Mr Helfrich Bishop and Miss near ¬

gin Carson were married Sunday even ¬

ing at 7 oclock at the residence of thebrides father 5Ir George CarsonThis is quite a youthful couple thegroom being eighteen and the bridefourteen years of age Their manyfriends wish them much happiness

Mr and Mrs Dav Taylor BeaverDam were the guests of Mr anti MrsAlvin Rowe Sunday

Mrs L C Morton is visiting her uls

ter Mrs T M Morton at LivermoreMr and Mrs James Nail Point

lleuvarit were the guests of Dr IJ FTichenor and family Sunday

Mrs Charlie Brown is quite illMessrs Clandns Render Everett

Tichenor S M Dexter Edgar CalvertDr Smith M M Dexter Orville Rossand Jim Cooper and Misses EmmaMorton Bessie Hocker Erma TichenorMadie Park and Ada Park foruied agay party that went to Airdrie SundayThey were joined by several youngpeople from Beaver Dam and spentmost delightful day aII

Mr T II Denton Louisvillevisiting his family here I

Clinmherlalna Stonmch unit Liver Taliltlnletter Than H Doctor JrrOlrllllonII

Mr J W Turner ofsays that Chamberlains Stomach and l

Liver Tablets have done him more good J

than anything he could get from thedoctor If any physician in this conn

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try was able to compound a medicinethat would produce such gratifying re ¬

suits in cases of stomach troubles bibiousness or constipation his whole timewould be used in preparing this onemedicine For sale by A Wayne Griffin if Bro m

Entire Town May be Sold atAuction

A special from Carlisle Ark saysUnless the courts intervene the entiretown of Carlisle and about ii400 acresof land surrounding the town will besold at a public sale June II on an ordergranted by the Prabate Court of La I

noke county to the heir of the originali

owner of the land The order wassecured by tbe guardian of three minor I

heirs of a Frenchman named Combo t

who years ago owned all the land onII

which the town now stands

OLATONis-

peclaltoTmmaIIERALD1 I

May 80We had good rains l3unllaIand Sunday night which were badly

neededJohnT Allen and wife went to

wensboro yesterdayRev James Hull who has typhoid

fever is reported much betterThe Sheriff of Duviesa county anti

two gentlemen whose names I failed toget spent a few days last week at thisplace fishing with but little luck

There was quite a crowd of ladies andgentlemen from Deanefield np Saturdayon a fishing tour

Uncle Will Lyons is on the sick listMrs John Martin Is expected to live

but a short time She has that dread ¬

ful disease consumptionChristine Canan daughter of R IL

Canan isi quite sick but better this

morningMrJohnson visited his moth

er SaturdayMr Ion Duke timid family visited the

family of J A Daniel Saturday antI

SundayDrW Felix and family visited the

Doctors parents Saturday and SundayAunt Mary Hoover Is but little better

She has cancerSamuel Young will ship a ram load of

stock tonightWe are still for Parker for President

Driven to DesperationLiving at an ont of theway place re-

mote¬

from civilization a family is oftendriven to desperation in case of acci ¬

I dent resulting In Burns Cuts WoundsUlcers etc Lay in a supply of I luck

IonIIDrugIStore m

Changes in Postmasters SalariesUnder the annual readjustment of

salaries of Presidential postmastersthese changes have been announced

Kentucky Increase Berea CentralCity Leitchlield 1800 to IK Clo

I verport Jackson Falmouth 1200 to1400 Fulton IMO to tJOOIl Hick

man 1800 to 1000 Louisa 1200 toi11300 Augusta 1400 to lfiOO De ¬

crease Barbonrvllle 1400 to 1300Bardstown 1000 to 1000 Catlettaburg 91000 to91700-

TennesseeIncrease Memphis 1700toWSOO

THE NEWS IN BRIEF

Whisky was voted out of the lastprecinct In Graysou county Saturday

The Picket n Louisville colt ownedby Middleton Jnngblnth won theBrooklyn Handicap worth 20000

Albert Burton was given a life sen-

tence by a jury at Columbia 1Ky forkilling Deputy Jailer Mnrtin Conoverlast March

Sir Hearst has canceled his contractfor three floors in the Planters Hotel atSt Louie during the Democratic National Convention

The Rev Dr John O Unst n notedBaptist divine died at Seattle Washlast week Ills remains were taken toHopklnsvllle Ky for burial

Inn decision rendered at VersaillesJudge Cantrill held that time testimonyof a motherinlaw in a divorce casemust be corroborated by other wit

nessesSenatorMatthew Stanley Quay of

Pennsylvania tiled Saturday at hishome at Beaver after a long lliu > s ofchronic gastritis Ho was in histieth year IIcen1

Arrangements are being made 10 runa business mens excursion carrying 2GOII

men from Louisville mind othertucky points to St LouU oujKentncky e

DayJune1rIThe transport Kilpatrick landed iuNew York lost week with nearly UK

bodies of United States regulars fromthe Philippines Three of the numberwere tent to relatives in Kentucky I

William Xewcouib was given nifty

three years in the penitentiary tllrIhorse stealing at Mt Veruon Kyhad violated his parole having herosent to the penitentiary for twenty oneyears for murder nod U IHI till long

sentenceII

cOlllrntrlcialganize an excursion of two train loadsfor St Louis on Kentucky Day whenthe homeward bound colors of thebattleship Kentucky will be presentedto Gov J C W Beckham

The President iis said to 1ln worryingconsiderably over the KejiublKau situation In New York Illinois and Wis i

consin In Wisconsin the Follettelenders are said to ihave threatened toturn the Legislature and Congressional j

representation over to the Democrats If

the ticket on which the Governor hasbeen nominated Is not recognized bythe party I

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Worlds Fair RatesII

Commencing April 83th tOO round-

trip tickets wilt be sold to St Lou181account Worlds Fair nt the following

rates and limits I

Season excursion tickets sold dailyApril 85 to November I15 limited toDecember 1Li for returningli0i I

For sale dallyApril 25 to NovemberHO limit GO days but not later thanDecember 15 1001 t IO7nII

For sale dallyApril 2i to NovemberDO limit 10 days SJOOO rI

S D VAN MKTKH Agtt i

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Notice to CreditorsAll persons having claims against the

estate of G C Shultz deceased mireI

hereby notified to present same to theundersigned executors at their rCIIii

dence properly proven on or before the24th day of August 1004 or they willbe forever barrel All persons owingsaid estate by note or account will pleasecall and settle and save costs

G W KlILlrZ Ipn1ltnr821t4I

Wysox Kyi

Confederate Veterans ReunionII

Nashville Tenn June 1410 loot Onaccount above occasion round trip tick ¬

eta will be sold from Beaver Dam toNashville Tenn for X275 Tickets on1

sale June 10 to 15 limited June 18 1001

for return An extension may be ob ¬

tainted until July 10 1001 by depositing I

ticket at Nashville and payment of fee ofh50 cents S B VAN MKTKK Agt jI

Jack Cbinn a Candidate I

28CollJack i

the guest of Lie eon Mr Morgan ChinnI

He announces that he will be a candi ¬

date for the State Senate from theFranklin Anderson and Mercerdistrict j

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IaUIIIElltime to select a Senator A primaryelection will probably be held

Cheated the GallowsVerona Fleenor who was under son

once of death committed suicide In the

AjjersWhyVigor does so many remark ¬

able things Because it is ahair food It feeds the hairputs new life into it The hair

Hair Vigorcannot keep from IgrowingAnd gradually all the darkrich color of early life comesback to gray hairtarhitrich

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Jiltrk mud a irk m ltI roundII

Mn SISAW KlorriiiomM TuirutuMaAla

LCATrnrnAllfor rmearrGray Hair

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jail at Morgantowu last Thnrwlaymorning by bunging He made a ropeby tearing up his bedclothes which hefastened to the top of the cell IIIA fretIloorIcourt mid gentemed to be hanged InJuly but Ills ease wits appealed lIekilled his wife last October by stabbingher with a knife

Cant do Without the HeraldCKXTKUTOWN KYI Mny in ItaIi

HMtTioiti HKUALD Hartford KyGentlemen Enclosed timid my cheekfor a years tmbctiptlon to your paperI cant do without Tin HIUAII It iis agreat benefactor to former IOhio Countycitizens wherever they go

<IIg HelllrIDynamiting Fish Brings on Fatal

EncounterWiiiTKsnriiii Kv Mny all Deputy

Sheriff JauienH tny was stunt rind mortally wounded Saturday night whiletrying to amtt Wjlit Caudill W 1ll-

IIttynes anti John Ftiuiiti who were dynamiting tMi in the Kentucky river trim

mtre beLow tttts plyd

After having been given a fatalwound Day shut Hiiynw thr mih time

thigh and John Fngutx through tinright leg

The stricken offioir lingered until listnight He will be buried thi + aftenu inwith Masonic rite

There Iis great esiiteiiifiit ever tintragedy The dynamiting of lfish budgiven great trouble mid threatened ridthe xtreaniH of this fcctfuu Time ulliivritlad threatened toput an < nd to it andSheriff Diy lust his life in tine of tinfirst attempts to check itr

Attendance at Worlds FairGrowing-

ST Lnns Mo May Mi WorMFair ollldal tonight gavt nut thisstatement of ndmi ioiiH by days fr time

week ending May 2 Monday May i

1 1410 Tuesday May SI1 47iiI1 WIntdny l1ny2S llsr Thursday 1111I

W W Friday May 2 7 ix252 Sillurday Mny 2 + Sti Dim For three weeksending May 21 20 Second week-ending May 21I Iihu First IkIending Mil 7 itfTIim Saturday AprilHO owning day ls77Ui

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MtKtrn John Vlck and Roy LnnKleyIn Tits nut email Pity and Mr Pink Sharp Nl

May sMrs Dr I> IL Miller Sillon Station were the Ktltfll of Missphur Spring win has IKHI till giitt of Alice FtilktTHon Sunday Mr Slurprtlfttlvt inert hits returned hniin suns HivonipMnlrd homo by Muss Fnllcvr

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Mr Clinton Igleluiirt and wife went son who will speed a few days vliltinglIttlIi1 1

his daughter Nisi Ktlicl returned IIIT home near MatanzasTnoMlny from a visit to hN daughter

jHeadacbei AusedvisitedFrench IPleawtit Ridge mid1 Mr So TDr King it New Life Pill ThousandsHawklu II rtfardofI sufferers have proved their uiatohlrM

Mrs T II linrmird mind diiMrrn have merit for Sick and Nervous headachesreturnedl to 1lnrmllrtuur lake pure blood und build up

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Wo will quote you tho following unequalled low priceswhich will give you an idea of tho great bargains youJAcan secure from us Good Heavy Domestic Go CalicoHe good heavy Hickory Shirting Tic extra heavy Bedticking inc per yardLadies Hose lie a pairChildrens Hose 5c a

pair liens Socks 5c a

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ders 2fC Ton MensBlack Clay Worsted Suits

going at 215 bettertirade S300 size 35 to

42 Youths Suits at 235 Childrens at 55c Our limited space will not per¬

mit us to quote additional prices but como to see us and wo will show you the

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