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tiara county wili close at 4 pclcetomorrow afternoon lIre contehas been waged Jpr live months anhas arousdU wide spread interes

Thee are five leadIng contesiante who have received stj onsupport Mr Chas W Smithsois a prominent Longview farmerwho has enlisted the active supporof many of his neighbors and otbefriends all over the county Hispicture is shown on this page andit will be admitted by even his ri-vals that he would not run well irbeauty contest He is in the leadin this the last exhibit of strength

GOES TO JURY

Jett arid White Case Now NearinAn End

Cynthjana Ky Aug 13Thl-ast speech was concluded in th eJett and White case and the jur ytook it at noon Col Williams lasnight placed an extra guard aroun dthe jailin which Jett and White arckept as a matter of precaution an-on

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mors which had reacbed the ears othe soldiers

Several of the soldiers reportcto Capt McDowell in command othe company that for several dayand nights pastthey have seen suspicioun characters prowling abouthe jail premises Col swould not say that he expected atemergency to arise to require thepresence extra soldiers at the

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Pick Callahan a lumberman wa sshot and fatally wounded at Ashland while the ofmaker in a fight betweenDLPreston and Frank Dixon Both men iis alleged9b5tCallahan while shooing at each other

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RESULTS TEll

There Can be no Doubt About theResults in HopkinsviHe

r j ot1ertHopkinsvilleCitizenCan beeasll investigatedWhat better can hadJesupavenue

fered for several years with kidney

presenceknownhis back and which often became sobad especially the morning whtin

orfcn o when be VatSobliged to do considerable stooping-or lifting that he could scarcelym e about It occurred to himwhile reading an advertisement inour local papers about Doans Kid ¬hey pills that they might at leastactlngnnlabqachesendrather symptoms disappeared Irecomomegd

fi dent that In case theIorbierr by all dealers Price 50n Foster ti1burn Co Buffalo

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member the nafneDoans-an take no other

Telegraphic Typewritingrl

i ire post office telegraphic departforWfelon with a typewriter an electrihistnimtrt which attached atjceiving trd of the wire delivine6 igOf transmitted by theupflibfon in ordinary fashion on folio

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2fv Speculativequickleadsmen and women into all kinds ofspeculative ventures many ofwhich turn out disastrously Thereis absolutely no speculation or riseattending the use of Dr CaldwellsLaxative Syrup Pepsin which is

guaranteed satisfaction inall cases of constipation indiges ¬tion dyspepsia and kindred trou-bles Ask your druggist If hdoes not keep it send his name tPepsin Spruy Co Monticello 111

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ToExportSugarThe sugar planters organixatio

of Mexico City will soon formulate Ischeme for promoting the exportaton of surplus sugar to Englanand the continent It has bee

j agreed to export 20 per cant of thproduct

My boy when four years old wataken with colic and cramps in histomach I sent for the doctor anchitt1riu1An ranaful nf thamhe J-it AdAUBREY TUTGLBstrongwith the lady subscribersHe commanded a strong support

5 from the first and is stiU confidentthat the final count will show hima winner

t Mr S S Spicer who is third isa well known citizen of the Soutbernportion of the county who has re-ceived nearly 2000 votes and hasmade a most creditable roce

MrJ P Meacbam also startedout well bui found himself unableto hold front rank in the Jrvely pace

POWERS TRIAL

g Youtsey is Now On the Stand Telling His Story

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Georgetown Abg 13 Only fourwitnesses testified in the Caleb

t Powers trial yesterday but somestrong evidence was brought outby the State and the defendantseveral times winced under thepositive statements made by those

f who testified Henry Youtsey willbe introduced today and is expected to enter more fully into the details

f of the conspiracy to murder GovGoebel Nothing has been heardfrom the missing Commonwealthswitness Henry Broughton Yout ¬seys examination and crossexamination will last two days andthe State will close its case shortlyafter his testimony is concluded

Judge SouthallDuring the absence of Judge Bell

Attorney Herman Southall is fillingthe office ofcHy judge having been

t elected by the bar He is wearingthe judicial ermine like an old bandat the business

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NEW YORK MILLIONAIRES

None a Century Ago But Over Thir¬teen Hundred Now

Number oc Millionaires In New Yorkin iwa 0n UWW 25

1nIn its 7 t3W

There arc in New York city todayaccording to the World 1320 mil ¬lionaires us against 2Ji twenty yearsago and 25 in 1803 There were

jno millionaires in the city 100 yearsago l11H jirst porson to reach thatdistitjction way John Jacob Astorwho ecnnit flfomtllionairo aboutMieyea f 820 Sanrs before that therichtt man injiocityvas IsaatfClassoripvho sworC he was worth

t1 1830 thiwere five million

airof in Now rkas attested byWalter Barrcttino published bookon lho subject fa 18G2 and who waspersonally acquainted with the fivemen about whom he wrote rheywore John Ji11 ob Astor RobertLoitov John Qiv Costor gtcphenthilney and NSthanicl Prime Cornclthis Vanderbilt was at that time

until with his ferryboatbusiness but had not reached thedi fly of a millionaire

John Jacob Astor made his moneyfrom furs andreal estate much ofJatlbr being still held by his descendarit5of the present day Nathaniell dine was in his younger days ag6a man Then he bfeime a brokertt4 tubiinker After amawing a for

he committed sufcidc becauseho fumed misfortune might overtakehihffitnd that he might the in thealm houEc

In those days the city limits ex ¬tcndedno further north than Cham ¬bers street and fashionable resi ¬dences were to be found in lowerGreenwich and State streets AugustBelmont began his career as a bankerthen and succeeded to the businessthat had been carried on by J L cS Josephs This put him in the listmillionaires of 1853

Among the other millionaires ofhalf a century ago were William BAstor worth 8000000 John JacobAstor 2o000000 John Haggerty

1000000 Peter Harmony 1500000 Joseph Kernochan 1000000James Lenox 3000000 Mrs Ja ¬cob Lorillard 1500000 Gouvcrncur Morris 1500000 and Corne ¬lius Vanderbilt 5000000 The

consistingo oiand that of S Van Kensselaer tomillion A1 Stewart was worth ilittle more than a million Peter GStuyvesant was rated at 4000000and Herman Thorn at 1500000

1lheic fortunes were for the nlos t1part made in trading banking ant

the increase in value of real estated In 1845 a carefully prepared list 0111the wealthy men of the oily showedethat there were then 500 men worth

100000 or more but only 18 reachedthe milliondollar mark-

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In 1SSU there were tight nun ind Now York worth 5000< HHt r-d

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more They were W W Astor Jaye Gould John 71 1nnbofnllnr W 11

SOL SPICER

we cannot present Mr Wilsynspicture but the only one in stoci1after stopping the office clock finallywent to pieces itself air Wilsonis still hopeful and there is a sus ¬picion that be has deposited only asmall proportion of his ballots

The ballots today and tomorrowmay be deposited in sealed envelopesif desired Must of the coupons putin have been redeemed with conJ

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PARKISH MKACHAM

made at four ocUck tomorrow afternoon and the prizes will beawarded on the spotChas W Smitbson Longview4572-L A Tuggle city 426SS S Spicer Beverly 16S3tJ Parrish Meacbam Gracey1445Olney M Wilson Pembroke 1494Jas S McAllister Julien 379-E H Garrott Jr Elmo259T-hos A Jones Kennedy 131Dan Claggett 100

Silks SilksSIL S

Nice Line Taffeta Silk-s

Former Price 75c and 90c Yard +

Price Cut to 25c YardvTO CLOSE OUT QUICK

Nice > Line Fancy Figured Silks FormerPrice 90c to 150 Yard Prices cut

to 50c a Yard as longast4they Last trT1VLJomesiNew Lineinjust