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0Vor Precinct and city Offices 200e For County Offices 600

For State and District Offices 150For Calls per line 10

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iiL Mrs Dillon is ill of tonsUitis

Barney Hall spent Sunday in Cannelii ton

fpc Emmett Sippel is in Louisville this

frlveekJohnI Storms of Cftnnelton was here

ISundayIMinnie Embry has returned from

AddisonfeWick Moorman is visiting iin

KvyersaillesW Mrs Price Graham is attending the

State FairHl1° Dr J Byrne Severs was in Louis

vlHe last weekMiller e Black has the best meat

the cleanest

IIJullan Brownwant good shoes hey from

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i Mr and Mrs Walter Graham have1a gone to Louisville

Wm Ramsey of Whitesv le is visitIng Ed Morrison

= Orders for meat promptly filled byrt t Miller C Black

t Miss Mayme DeHaven has returnedl it from Greenfield

tiTelephone to Miller Black for

9t meatThe best

jjMiss Julia Fella of Addison is here+ attending school

Dr McDonald went to Louisviller Monday on businessMrs Graham lolly and children spent

JGi last week in Tell CityMrs HL Stader is in Louisville the

rs guest of Mrs Burt MuirMr and Mrs Clyde Morrison and

children are in Louisviller Miss Hazel Holder is visiting Miss

Inez Gregory in Louisville

John Black arrived last week from

J Ik Louisville to visit relatives

A Harold Gregory and Mr Lawson ofSundayl Kiticheoe spent Saturday here

j T Franklin Kincheloe of Hardinsburg4l rwas in the city Saturday

Miss Ella Smith has been visitingCityNl Rev J W Hughes of Kingswood

Ipreached at Rome Ind Sunday

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Miss Blondina Ball of Chenault is j

the guest of her sister Mrs JordanBring me your eggs and I will pay

you 21 cents per dozenJulian BrownMiss Jennie Green of Falls of Rough

has returned home from OwensboroVirgil Babbage has returned to Lex

ington to the University of KentukyJune Lawson of Lewlsport was the

guest of Miss Susette Sawyer SundayDr Hillary Boone and his mother

Mrs Hayes are visiting in Hod gensville <

W M Moorman has arrived herefrom Vanzant and has a position at theshops

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Mrs Viola Jackson and daughterMiss Rachel are attending the StateFairiBuy your flour from me at 05 centspatentJullanIBrown

attendedUthe Bankers Convention in Louisville

0this weekPostmaster Leonard Oelze is in Lou ¬

isville attending the Postmasters Con-vention

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Mrs Hoffious Behen and daughterIMarion have returned romITawesville JI

Adams Cooper arrived here from Irvington last week to accept a positionat the shops

C Brabamlt will be at his studio inCloverport this week and at Irvingtonnest Tuesday

Wm Tabeling of Witchita Kansashas been visiting his brothers and sisters ut Tar Fork

Mr and Mrs Chas Bates of Phila-delphia

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will arrive this week to visitMr R A Pate

Misses Lucy and Lena Smith of Cannelton were the weekend visitors offriends and relatives here

Mrs Reuben Marlow and children ofSt Louis are the guests of her parentsMr and Mrs L D Bowlds

Mr and Mrs Chas Elder of Stephensport were visiting his brother FelixElder at Henderson last week

Frank Sterrett and daughter MissJessie Sterrett of Mo have been tieguests of Mrs John C Jarboe

Miss Jennie Hardin of Brandenburgand Mrs Hillary Hardin of this cityare guests of Mrs Emma Hardin

W W Lamar a successful farmer ofHancock county was the guest of Miss

Josie Sahlie Saturday and Sunday

Mrs Crenshaw who has been visit-

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her daughter Mrs David Phelpshas returned to her Home in Versailles

Ollie Pate soh of Mr and Mrs For¬

rest Pate who has been sick for sev ¬

eral days with malaria fever is betterBuy your shoes from me and get

your moneys worth and two dollars andfifty cents in gold on the side JulianBrwnII

Mr and Mrs Glasscock of this cityleft Saturday afternoon for Leitchfieldto see his mother wheels ill of typhoid

feverMrs

Frank Mattlnglv arrived homefrom Princeton this week after a visitto her brother who will leave soon for

FloridaWm

White has returned to Winches-

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to college after spending a pleas-ant

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vacation with his mother MrsEmma Skillman

Miss Taura Grisker of Campbellsville who has been spending the sum ¬

mer at A F Newmans went to Stan ¬

ley Saturday to visit relativesMr Cerf of Louisville the popular

grocery man was here Wednesday MrCerf has just returned front hIs vAcationIin Benton Harbor Mich and Milwau¬

keeBen Davis Cloverports old reliable

cleaner anti Presser will make oldI

clotnes look like new ones Is still loc ted in the rear of Dr Lightooto-

fficeHall Frank seem to have the livery

business all going their way in Hardinsburg Good and prompt service ata reasonable price is what catches trade-innnyline

IIV G Babbage claim agent Collectsnotes accounts and bills of all kinds onreasonable terms Draws contract-and takes acknowledgements to alldeeds mortgages etc I

Mrs J T Smith of Hardinsburgand three children Jesse Georgia May

i and Mary Emma a beautiful little girli baby were enroute to Louisville Mon-

day¬

to visit her sister Mrs S D McGill and take in the state fair

Attorney V G Babbage who hashad iu charge the matters of S JBrown for several weeks has abouteffected a compromise with all the cre ¬

ditors Mr Brown announces that hewill resume business the 17th

BIG SPRING

Rev B F Orr of Brandenburg whoassisted in the meeting last week re ¬

turned home SaturdayMs ChArlie Barnett of Evnnsville

is the guest of MIH W A Ilyiies

Rev King preached his last sermonSunday fur the conferem yeAr Wewill ba gladj to have him returned

MissenMnggle and Mnuil Scott havereturned front vine Grove

rIisl Xelum D other is in oulsvillethis week

Mr anti Mrs Raymond Moorman ofLouisvile spent two dnys with his par-

ents¬

recentlyMr end Mrs Clarence Barley of Hod

genvillc were the guests of Mrs LillyScott S iiurt ay stud Sunday

Miss Ierih Meador who has bernviditnig her sister bop F C WilliKUis

of Weft Point for n month will returnhome Wednesday

J II Hr elI of Vine Grove spentFriday night with his sister AirsCasey

Hartied and llerbeit Hush of lUllarived Saturday for a visit to their pat ¬

entsMrs Will Miller returned to Hodgen

yule with Mr and Mrs HaileyMiss Elaiior Scott nod Mr Mae Heck

Ctl of Vine Grove were the guests ofStnclyIIf the best is not too good for you

Lewisport Best lour is the lour youought to use

Oil of the PorpoiseThe porpoises killed In winter arc

the fattest mid produce most oil Thelargest size measure about seven feetIn length live feet iu girth and weighabout 300 pounds Such a porpoiseyields from six to seven gallons of oilThe blubber of 11 big porpoise weighsabout 100 pounds and Is one and uhalf Inches thick In summer and twoin winter The Jaws of the porpolsoyield n superior quality of oil Whenhung up In the sun It readily drips-away Into cans provided for the pur-

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however being not more thou halfa pint to the Jaw The oil from theblubber gives un excellent light curd Is

in demand ninny Ithe coast fur light-

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For Sak Groceries and ConfectioneriesCOU +lALRMy entire stock of Groceries1 nnd infuitlonerlBS runt storo room forrunt C k IU Slupul Ciovurport ICy

For Sale MachineryFUR SALTtit very low prices ore SO horse-power VllllrSItL rllltlOIl engine ontIITone11eCormfekonerengineOttoAddresCoRawesvll

Colored Post Cards Freecolored Post Cards Ireo Not rhoap trashsendtrooerdlallJsendyoutheItmlmufllcturersYOUsundposterAddresst2JOItocliesterWhen you write mo I wilt toll you how totltoweenThanksgiving

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For SalcLaunchJpOK HALROood motor hoot 14 horsecycleenpnefJleuJlIIj

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FUIts ALE Good fxrin 112 ucrcs 1 4 milesWebster Good dwullltii tied out ¬

houses Now Is your apport unity to itcr aRood farm cheap My reason for Kelllnc ntnKoliiR WIsl Will self farm and crop nit to-gether slave soven ncres good Burley to I

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tivol defined as n Jingling expressionviigucly Imitating tho hurried clntterII

of feet rapidly anti IrregularlyMost dictionaries however led astrayprobably by tho ordinary orthographyhave missed the true etymology of thisIphrase It ohould bo °helterIleltcr Is an old word for hang I

probably connected with halter andkelter Iis used by old writers In the

sense of order or the proper stateBurrow Ithe divine says If tthe

orpmiH of prayer be out of kcltcr howcan we prnyV Ilelter skelter there

Is literally hang order andmeans Oh hung order let us do Itor let It take Its chance lien Jon

oil III Every Man In Ills Humorwrites Heller skelter hang sorrowcare II kill a cut nnd Shakespeareusing It to express rush and hurrysays Ilelter shelter have 1 rode tothee

Horseradish as a VegetableIn iiMtminy horseradish 1Is frequent ¬

ly made Into nil excellent cooked vugetmhlO whi II gnOS putlrulnrl wI willaboiled ruiitiii nr clilkrn frU iis oc It-

s Hindi us follows Crate as ustitiiand stew till tender hi butler mix wellwith ruled Iarker louse rolls onecupful of the latter to three of thehorsermllsh mud boll up once moreiiddlii n hetpliifr tonspoonful of sugarIell with very irmly jelllrd cur-

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wreath round till white mound ofhorseradish this delectable dish loopyalmost as Igood us It tnstesSuburbnnlte

Henderson IRoute Notes

LOW round tip rates Summer TouristIues on sale June lf to Sept 20 In-

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returning trot later flan Octflint

hll IC c1 ers rates to the west andsouthwes 1st and 3rd Tuedayr I

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of Iceand all

I for 15 15 for 10 Whitei Ice Creuin 4I

226 price 275 Blue 4 175 prlco 225 4 200 I price 275 5 Water 200 nil

i V 4 screen doors and nt 30 per cnt r

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June 13 and during theexistence of time table No 45 trainNo 9 will not go to Falls of HoughThere will he no with thistrain for Halls of Rough

8 10 to 0and return Aug 24 to Sept 24 1910inclusive good to return

not later than midnight ofSept ao lUlU Also 720 for theround trip on Aug 11 Sept 7 114 and21 1910 good to return Clo ¬

verport within 7 days from date ofsale

Low oneway rates to California Aug25 to Sept 0 inclusive and Oct 1st to15 loin inclusive

000 roundtrip from toLouisville 10 to17 Inclusive not later than

10 account Ken ¬

tucky State iFair

14 from toand return 19 to 22 inclu ¬

sive Return limit 27 ac ¬

count Annual State ofChristian church in

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Ot Ranges Cook Stoves Wood Heaers9tColes IHot Blast and original Round Oak Coal Stoves

Best be had money superior and Empire Grain DrillsIRoofIngtheroofingsIClearance SaleRefrigerators Cream Freezers Water Coolers Screen Doors

summer articleskiRafrigoratoi Kofrigorator Mountain Freezers quarts

regular quarts regular Wonder quarts regular Cooler

windows discount

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BUGGIES AT GREAT REDUCTIONSa

Top Buggies sold at 45 now going at 3250 Top Buggies sold at 60now going at 47 50 12 inch Red Edge Collar Pads regular price 30c nowgo at 23c for one week only

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