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w Iii w ty J A e L + SPRING ATTRACTIONS < < < + 44 In Clothing Our entire new line is now on hands and to say that they are BEAUTIESand low in PRICES would fully ex- press ¬ it e Mens allwool Suits in check andstripe at 500 Mens fine fancy Suits nicely finished 750 c Mens stylish black worsted Suits 850 cheap enough at 1000 Mens fine blue flannel Suits 750 Mens extra fine Suits in fancy plaids and solid colors 10 regular 1250 Suits Full line of Childrens and Youths Suits from 75o to- t 500 per Suit One lot of Mens and Boys Odd Coats and Vests at half value- Remnant stock of Overcoats Mclntosh Coats at exactly cost = SPRING SHOES 1 ti i Mens fine Shoes coin toe at 8125 Mens Vici Kid Shoes lace and Congress broad toe at 82 Mens good solid fine Shoes coin toe at 8150 Mens fine Viol Kid Shoes In lace latest last 225 7 Mens highgrade floe Shoes black or tan250 1Mens very best handmade Vici Kid and Chrome Calf Shoes latest last at 300 l 4 Mens heavy work Shoes high cut seamless backat 125 Mens Oil Grain Congress Shoes at 1 l UOUI I Shoes big line and of 8125j j in including l 11Dr ted line f none better made ara pail and you will have no f other For the BEST GOODS at the LOWEST PRICES visit t1 nvi HUTU UfUtford Ky J 1 il l tW t ifl 1 I J + + + Dealers i- nCelebrated Bear ertilizer Buggies Birdsell Wagons Uue J and Blount lows Deering Har esting Machines gents for J r Case Threshing xxcss =rec- i I party is verylemous wr politics Now genIt is sot nel 1 have all the peace Cap Ellis it you want it 3So knows he sun IS Ie9pon8ibleIlls being B t but you yourtion commies Jro beaten at your ownliclly Whe- t set up a mighty intiwldation and tjubijCanir- ges were basely IOd you MARCH 9 I an excell New spring Clothing at Carson s Efq W A Rone Centertown was town Tuesday If want A nice Suit go to t Westerfielda Briiig your eggs chickens And itiersto fI Carson CoI DtmjIS Mr J It Tanner was the guest of Rogers brothers Monday smAIrPlenty of good coal at the Dealer bank for 2C and 30 f ii ° goadTli cc r e It1Felix ohe Victory lli djis very sick of pleurl i q Maple of the Victory 0J4o very low of pneumoi h expected to recover His death is mentioned xrnnday iJn ng if such See Carson Co for the old reliable I Globe Fertilizer gA SOjHVco A nice watch with every oo Suit of clothes at G T Westerfielda Mr Karl Anderson near town Is I I is visiting relatives near Whitesville A nice assortment of Percals India Linens and Dimities at Carson ft Cos Mr George Maddox Rockport called to see us while in town Tues ¬ day Mrs M L Heavrin and Master Roy Heavrin went to Louisville yes- terday Mr S W Taylor Beaver Dam called at the REPUBLICAN office yes terdjy Dont forget to save your Laundry for Lyman Williams Telephone No 32 and 46 Mr Lewis Rowe of near Echols was a caller at TUB REPUBLICAN office yesterday Rev E P Crowe of Owensborc spent several days last week with his parents hereI Mr J A Taylpspecialagent for the I C R n town RyV w1Tuvarthat i Stevens and E E were among out murlayof member of theTaylor Prentis paid TuE ion gave him I his regards Monday n it was lean- utleUNt149P abdBlmer nUnald Deaver Dam rae among our picas I ant cnilers Monday > Dr L TuCux Owenaboro was the I guest pf his daughter Mrs M L Heavrin Wednesday a Mrs Sallie Thomas ot Cromwell spent this week in Hartford the guest of her son Tim Taylor Rev Vallandlngbam is reported considerably better Ills friends now hope for his speedy recovery II you want a Watch or Clock see that your ticket is filled out by April i 1900 G T WHSTBRFIEUJ While at court do not forget to call and pay your subscription The favor will he very greatly appreciated Mr K Batrdman of Owensboro Superintendent of the Cumberland Telephone Company was in town this week G T Westeifield will aril youJ goods cheaper than any house in this county Call and examine my S sprlngsults Mr Milton Black of near toWI has been very sick ol tyi hold sever for some time past but is improving quite well DOW = 1 Actions of the Just Smell Sweet The fragrance of life is vigor and strength neither 01 which can be found in a per- son whose blood is impure and whose every breath speaks of internal troubles Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies vitalizes and enriches the blood gives a goodappetite and makes the weak strong Run Down Mytuisbnd ran down In heath And off tlrttl out Those eictSenl medicines Hoofs PSls And SIru ptrSU bud Un op xgjLhi ten H L df airy Tcrwindt Pj aJaJl4 ttaoit Pills nrolln Ifs the non Irrlutlni sae- eI r et hnlo 10 tab wh flood 1rJ II Miss Mary Campbell of Roslne visited her uncle Dr S Wedding during the wee- kRB Martin has returned after sev eral weeks of sickness at Cromwell We are very glad to have him with us again Henry Carson is in the East pur ¬ chasing his spring stock of goods for the firm of Carson Co He will re- turn ¬ Sunday Messrs R T Collins and Thomas Petrie have gone to St Lonisto pur ¬ chase a spring stock of goods They will return Sunday Mr A B Riley cashier of Bank of Livermore Livermore Ky visited his parents Mr end Mrs J C Riley the first of the week Miss Fannie Barnes and sister Mrs Hiley Taylor of Beaver Dam were the guests of Mrs Shelby Taylor Wednesday and Thursday You should not fall to examine my 5 and 6 new spring Suits They are beauts for the money G T WSSTERFIEtD Mr J F Vickers the proprietor of the tobacco factory moved his family from Owensboro yesterday and they now occupy the Likens property on Union street Dont forget that we give free one good Oak Dining Chair with a 15 cash purchase or an Uak Rocker with a 20 cash purchase Dont fall to take advantage of this nfl r- CARsos Co It is reported that Mr C M Tay- lor Beaver Dam has smallpox and a number of others have been exposed to the disease We hope however that it is a false rumor nevertheless it will be a wise plan to cautiously guard the case bntbe5thiD85at tflrs Hlie neighborhoodpresented Republican boy baby weighing 16 pounds Dr I Westerfield was the attending physician The Christian people of union Grove Church have secured the see vices of Rev Alonzj Kelly and will have services every second Saturday and Sunday in each month The church has recently been established and Is thoroughly alive Mrs Rate Maples widow of Jackson Maples died at her home near town Monday night She had been afflicted for a long while Old age together with a complication of diseases caused her death Her remains were interred in the family burying ground Tuesday The Cumberland telephone has reached Hattford and soon all points In the county will be reached by the exchange This it will be remember- ed is for no other purpose buJa n out the lot aLtr1 epi a O company Cit ¬ izens will you permit it Remember it is with you In a short time blanks for taking the census of Common School Districts will be sent out to the chairman of the several districts In Ohio county Trustees should be on the lookout As soon as the blanks come to the County Superintendent they will be sent oat forthwith Messrs E E Rogers and S L Stevens of Cromwell have closed a contract with the Rough River Tele phone Company to build a line from Beaver Dam to Cromwell They com- menced ¬ work yesterday and Cromx welTwilt soon be in touch with this section of the country MrJW L Cooper has been granted pension He was one of those noble heroes that fell pierced by a Mauer bulletin the charge up San Juan Hill Certainly he deserves all that Uncle Sam may do for him and he will car ¬ tainly care for him ina manner befit- ting ¬ onewbo passed per asperaad astra The Rev A C Capetton of Louis ¬ ville will preach at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening at the regular service hours Dr Caperton is one of the ablest divines of the South and should have a crowded house He was for several years the editor of the Western Recorder This position should recommend him to every home in Hartford A story has been reported in some sections of the county that chairmen f school drlstrlcts are being Sued for neglect of duty In some way This report Is not correct But all school district Treasurers who failed In making bond to have same stumped a required by the federal Uw have had to pay h penalty ol in Trees urers bonds lire approved the County Judge or Justice of pace t jl Yr 1 Mallssa Baizttwas tried for idiocy in court yesterday before Judge Owen and was adjudged an idiot The court appointed R C James as a committee to take charge of the unfor tunate one She is eighteen years old and an Idiot from bllth liar father and mother are both dead Fourth day The greater number of the cases set for yesterday were continued filed awny or dismissed The court is moving along slowly with the business The greatest trouble seems to lie with the witnesses If a few of thedelinquents were heavily fined the court would have less trouble and the business would advance more speedily The following gentlemen were ex ¬ amined for an increase in their pen ¬ sions last Wednesday Wes Foreman colored Hartford Dr L T Cox Owensboro Robert Simpson White Run John Baker Olaton A W Davidson Beaver Dam John Blair Buford and a Mr Waltrip Horse Branch The Board of Examiners is composed of Drs Wedding Taylor and Smith Mr Samuel J Richardson died at his home near Buford Sun day He had been afflicted about a week with la grippe bnt was not thought to be dangerous until about twenty hours before his death At that period he began growing worse and never more regained conscious ness Rev JN Jarnagin conducted funeral exercises alter which the re mains were Interred in Mt Carmel cemetery Mr Richardson was six ¬ ty five years old and was a son In law ofJudge Newton A wife and nine children survive him Two children are married one other is of age and the six remaining are small The following gentlemen have paid up their dues to TUB REPUBLICAN since our last issue J S Lewis Earles W E Bennett Manila PIi DJ Kirk Oakland City IndJo Shultz Narrows E G Stewart Beds W J McIntire Ceralvo WP Ren der Point Pleasant JakeShown Beda J F Brown lingo Alonzo Shown Beds H W Waddle Hartford G W Rowe Centertown J L Davis hartf- ord ¬ R L Tweddcll Hartford JT Rowe Centertown S O Fogle Pren tis S M Wilson Roslne J B Dod son Hartford W T Sultser Render G W Wedding Adabnrg T C Stratton Hartford and Miss Sophia DavldsoDNashvllIe Tennessee Mr Jesse Tanner of the Shultr town neighborhood died on the 26 th ultimo His Illness was brief but attended with the most intense pain He was strickendown February 16 withwhat appeared to be so pro appendictisThree and an operation performed which resulted not in the discovery of a diseased appendix but in the lo- cation ¬ of an unnatural growth on the small Intestines This growth which was ulcerlike encircled the intestine and stopped the passage of any sub ¬ stance through the system It was au inch or more in diameter Mr Tanner was a farmer and an excellent man He was J ETan are and about tlrlrtyears old He leaves a wife and several children The Teachers Association which was to have met at McHenry on the third Saturday in February bnt fail ¬ ed to meet on the account of the very bad roads and cold weather has yet a standing invitation from the good citizens of McHenry to meet with them the third Saturday in MarchI Accordingly the committee has deter ¬ mined that the next meeting shall be held at McHenry on Saturday March 17 It is earnestly hoped that allI teachers who possibly can will attend the McHenry session of the associa- tion There is no valid reason that we should not increase our interest in the cause and in our work with theI coming of the new year The roads will soon be good and no teachI er in the county will have a just ex > cuse for absence Let every teacher lend his might end prese- nceDOCTOR ASH YOUR I Ask your physician this ques ¬ tion one great remedy for consumption 1- e answer II Codliver oil Nine out of ten will answer the same way Yet when persons have consumption they loathe all fatty foods yet fat is neces ¬ for their recovery and praincodliver ¬ turbs the stomach and takes disI taste make it almost unen ¬ I durable What is to be done 1- I This question was ans ¬ veered when we first ma- deSGQTTS EMULSION of CodLiver Oil with Fto phosphltesAlthoughthatwas ago yet it stands alone to ¬ day a one great remedy I for all affections of the throat and lungs The bad tote and odor have been taken away the oil Itself has been partly digested and them t sen- sitive stomach objects to It rarely Not one In ten can take and digest the plain oil Nine out of ten can take SCOTTS EMULSION and di gut ILThat why It cures to many ctet of early consumption < Liven In advanced cases It brlntfi comfort and grtally prolongs life JOCIIdI1 II SCOTT BOWHE Clumku N L JURY DOCKETn I MARCH TE11W Olliq CIRCUIT COURT 11003K3II llnnUni3- IT3 KD OUII1O U C Jamn WstUH7dVlirlti SCO Coitbtajr AtSss CnmpfleldSKtlA too cofi 03t CoSW1 > HUCO10th italellxLThompon300nmq KP9I H 1IltfftnTTlo Coa Co 3oasw 8 JamraVn T Taylor J- avwDOD TWllonvCetL09 n LnCO ItOO4MSJ R 1L Co Com 401JJ CoItth 4OIIJ II 7TH HT Tlrown- 401KJ tl lloorern1 jtthby Ar FonIIIemt 4033rtba Ftrganon TiUcHfnry Coal Co COURT NOTES The Ohio Circuit Court convened Morday with Judge Owen on the benth and Commonwealths Attor ¬ ney J E Rowe at his post of duty The petit jury WM made up of the following named gentlemen D W Kimmel K P Moore Ben S Cham ¬ berlain V U D Stevens R N Di >VeG W Riley W T Sanderfur T D Royal C T Jones W H French J S Cecil C W May Albert McCrocklin J C Greer J L Wade Edward Hamilton Alonzo Phillips J M Neighbors II S Dnke David BlackJ W Keown George W Kel ley C T Edwards and H ABrooks The following gentlemen are look Inn alter those patties who violate the la v and are preparing them for court A H Ross foreman Prank Lowe clerk E Crabtree abet iff II B Bean Samuel Davidson John W MoselyT W Barrett G M Hipsley Joseph McKinley W T Peyton Burch Shields andJo T Funk The case of the Commonwealth vs Estes colored charged with grand larceny was the first case submitted to the jury and the following verdict wasreturned We the jury find the defendent as charged and fix his punishment confinement in the penitentiary for the period of his nat ¬ ural tile This unfortunate youth hall served two terms in the State prison but tbe warning was not heed ¬ ed and he committed the third offense for which he spends the remainder of his days in bars The case of Robert Arbuckle charged with horse stealing was tried and the jurys verdict was not guiltyThe other cases set for the second day were all continued except E A White which was set for hearing tbe third day The cases of the Common ¬ wealth vs M Likens were set for hearing Saturday The cases of the Commonwealth vs Tbq inlet jynjgftfcdjuyaiL l > 4 that Ot V ilier waa6aed 2 ind R P- Iers cases were s tfot8yrday The other cases were next termCaleb Wright and son Claude were indicted for the murder of Felix Pool and the case was set for Monday Visiting Attorneys In attendance at court are Col C M Barnett Louis I vlllef Judge C W Masnie Owensbo ro SP Roby Fordsville B P Woot en Beaver Dam B L Kelljt U tna viUe and John T Rone Centertown Ben D Ringo and J P Sinderfur were appointed by the court to ex amlue applicants for law llscense The following gentlemen were applicants for license to practice law at the Hartford bar J M Porter and Co D Chick Beaver Dam H Pruden GBUkens R T Wedding Hartford Edgar Leach Bed- aSontonced For Life George Estes colored was giver a life sentence in court here Tuesday for breaking into a box car of the IC R R Co at Horse Branch last fall and stealing some clothing Mr J A Taylor special agent for the I C took the case in hand and in a very short time pad the offender in his pose session It seems foolish that men prone to steal will elect to rob a rail- road of allY of Its possessions when such sharpers are to be put alter them for they are invariably caught sooner or later We are Informed that this was the first time in the history of the road tbat a man was glven a life sen teAce for committing such fan offense but this was his third sentence and the law bad a dead cinch on him Mr- S P Roby was appointed by Judge Owen to defend him who ably defend- ed his client but his efforts were in vain Commonwealths Attorney J E Rowe was assisted by Mr H P CaafrThlsindeed Cbbatactera C rC Farmers Pleiad Fqr Dotter Roads The grand jurors petit jurors I and other attending court have er pressed themselves very favpjablyj oh the new suljectof road workiBj taxation The present system s known to every one to be a failure especially for the present time The roads oil over the county are in a very bad condition and those near Hart lord lire almost Impassable The pet pieare certainly prepared fora change analwhy not have it Thede manjLr good Toads grows each year ae may A great resources of the eeflBtry ate developed The lrsikbythe very nature of h1 i h todoIlor it a- isaognt of haulm its use 1000t0THS FROM CaDUR INGTHE YEAR TtirUrrnm et i hl11 ltIaraae err LurklnRlbrrwbrret TtioiiMtniUul Dnllarn Nand bjr Ililh Wuudtrlhl ltU nnrerj < Hundreds of thousands of dollars has been lost in the poultry business amongS the flocks caused by cholera coup gape and other latal diseases There have been many remedies advanced but none seem to be so successful as the American Poultry Mixture This will cure chickens In the last stage of cholera and coup and is excellent for gapes Do your fowls suffer from vio- lent diarrboci dropping ot the wings stupor or excessive thirst These are the first symptoms ot cholera Chol ¬ era Is a germ dl eae and being infer ¬ tions spreads rapidly through the en ¬ tire flock Take time by the forelock dont stop to experiment with nnreli able or untried remedies Use this mixture at once and the sanitary meas- ures they recommend in connection Dont give the fowls up Cholera is a terrible disease but this remedy cures it every time It is also guaranteed for roup which can be told by hoarse breathing swelled eyes discharge at Filtydollars yourfowls rest from catching it Try it It it cheap reliable and eflectlve a scien tific preparation goes more than three times as far as any other remedy does more good than all of them combined It is used and endorsed by the most experienced and largest breeders ot plalruand fancy poultry In all parts ol the world The manufacturers guar- antee ¬ every package or refund pur chase money If your druggist dont sell American Poultry Mixture hes behind the age In that case send i for sample box to American Mfg Co Terre Haute Ind 2 spring seasons than any other time It would therefore be to ehls Interest to have better roads even his taxes were a little higher The business men throughout the country are a unit on a better system of road By all means the Fiscal Court should develop plans for road working by taxation at thelrnezt term and give the people the benefit ol It It will hurt not a single memberin any way but will win for the court thanks and esteem of a grateful people The jail birds numbering from four to eight throughout the year should be put on the public highways and not allowed to be fed by the jailer like boarders at a tavern which is an inducement to a certain class to com mlt crime that they may fair sumpt uously with our popular jailer Each boarder costs the county 3 50 per week and thetaxpayers have it to pay too Next year at this time wr should have a turn pike from Hart ¬ ford to Beaver Dam and then let the countyIs pikes PJll 1 arsonJ5rC8 Fort ANY AND ALL KINDS O- FGroceries TKIEPIIOXE NO n Good For Llttlo Folks Theres danger in giving medicine to children The tender and delicate membranes of a childish body are so sensitivethatany harsh or viqjent stuff forced into their little stomachs is lIa- ble to cause life tong misery Yet children and especially Infants are much afflicted with colic cramps and bowel complaints and something mutt be done for them Pill poison and sickening liquids are postively dan- gerous and the only preparation that we have foand to meet the case is Cascarets Candy Cathartic the sweet mild perfumed little candy tablet that acts so gently yet positive without grip or gripe that the taking or giv- Ing of medicine has become a pleasure We recommend our readers to keep Cascarets in thehousehold stall times y Hylers Dysptps1a ra lets pleasant easy to take and give permanent re- lief 30 days treatment i Mailed- on receipt of price tf MUKDOCK CCKK Co Atlanta Ga An active mind from grief trouble worry of cares demands from the body greater amount of fuel for the rlUl flres than the Mn supply It requires certain it of vital force to operate the human machine and when all the available supply of force is absorbed by tho brain there Is noth ¬ fog left for the stomach It it easy now to why and have become almost why nervous person is usually so very andre can be 11M per and all ub Sarsaparilla you mailed on ud you will find health in tisemt ITS 1 > You think of New Spring Be- tbiuv days and good crolhee groove in baodso er You never feel just right in the suit thatr its just a little off color for style anda for wear If youll note the prices wo ekyou for our 1 j good clothes youll not bt ilftto1l SPRING BEAUTIES < 0 = c i1 i = v I Three styles we quote youthree winnersyoull find jut what will be handsomely tailored toe la 7 that stylish up todato mannertwill be a suit that will let the paceplump values each at the prices I 000 800 1OOO f 4l SlRINCSTYLES In Ilats Any shape you likeany color you desire Fedoras tile newest blccki the correct the correct Spring styles prices to pleaM you X Derbys 1 and up to3e Fedoras 75c and up to3e t f ENDOFTHESEASON l rgether and the purpose now is to clear them at once Your getting them at your own price Ladles Wrap Over Tt coats Gents Ladies and Unde J i wear also Goods f l- ri r Pays to Buy Your Fixings t At reliable uptodate Store where are sold on their merits where prices are based upon a ual worth where your money goes back to you tfjtjfi just as represented CARSON It s KGENGY b DAYS IRON CLAD tsSIIUII5I11r1lI Pure Gum and Guaranteed e Rr n = CATARRH BE CURED MURDOCHS CUREIr IT GOES TO PART > SURE SAFE AND PLEASANT For years has the medical sought a reliable and sure cure or tarrh In this endeavor many hundreds of nostrums have been oitaed to suffering the health of have been completely raked b DyapepelaSprays fected parts this manner I ecienliflcpreparatioqsto system uQecied by the disease It relieves the worst form ma Hay Fever Colds in the Head and all forms of f matter what shape and cures whim treatment is fol J matter ho wilt tie you are affected dont t r comes otters from simple colds Like all new and vr will find others saying theirs are just as good Bewarett t are worthless 8rVE ONLY AkA TRIAL t 0 1 any address prepaid on receipt of price J CObox fib r DYSPEPSiA f t Nervous Dyspepsia Caused me Great Distress for aW of Years finally L was Cured Ijj r- y i tfe Miles Nervine r > sufferIng overexertion household a digestive organism a amount overworked understand irritability dyspepsia synonymous a particular 2disputed I naturally i pleanes youlc rj Derbys spring colorings Underwear Childrens Millinery a Clothing COt AAR Strictly FAIR CAN CATARRH EVERY fraternity publlcand thousands instantly Bronchitis continued timcoNo i Nervine puts the mind in Just thatlfrom Dr Miles Nervine and wonld be eld K condition It is a brain and nerve could Induce some other poor suffer to crt rood nnd tonic whose important clef itatdal MvLJ5NNECos ments acting upon the bodY a 1WamnOhJo l wlthequal force pop t 1 T efflclencrJD r Col I hadF pickstakenaith much distrto losing and very unhaa slclans wh ear
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line is now on hands and to saythat they are BEAUTIESandlow in PRICES would fully ex-
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Mens allwool Suits in check andstripe at 500Mens fine fancy Suits nicely finished 750
c Mens stylish black worsted Suits 850 cheap enoughat 1000
Mens fine blue flannel Suits 750Mens extra fine Suits in fancy plaids and solid colors
10 regular 1250 SuitsFull line of Childrens and Youths Suits from 75o to-
t500 per SuitOne lot of Mens and Boys Odd Coats and Vests at half
value-
Remnant stock of Overcoats Mclntosh Coats at exactlycost
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Mens fine Shoes coin toe at 8125Mens Vici Kid Shoes lace and Congress broad toe at 82
Mens good solid fine Shoes coin toe at 8150Mens fine Viol Kid Shoes In lace latest last 225
7 Mens highgrade floe Shoes black or tan2501Mens very best handmade Vici Kid and Chrome Calf
Shoes latest last at 300
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party is verylemous wrpolitics Now genIt is sot nel
1 have all the peace Cap Ellisit you want it 3So
knowshe sun IS Ie9pon8ibleIlls being Bt but you yourtion commiesJro beaten at your ownliclly Whe-t set up a mightyintiwldation and tjubijCanir-ges were baselyIOd you MARCH 9I an excell
New spring Clothing at Carsons
Efq W A Rone Centertown was
town Tuesday
If want A nice Suit go to
t WesterfieldaBriiig your eggs chickens And
itierstofI
Carson CoIDtmjISMr J It Tanner was the guest of
Rogers brothers Monday
smAIrPlenty of good coal at theDealer bank for 2C and 30f ii° goadTli
cc re It1Felix ohe Victory
llidjis very sick of pleurl
i q Maple of the Victory0J4o very low of pneumoi
hexpected to recover His
death is mentionedxrnnday iJn
ngif such
See Carson Co for the old reliable I
Globe Fertilizer gA SOjHVco
A nice watch with every ooSuit of clothes at G T Westerfielda
Mr Karl Anderson near town Is II is visiting relatives near Whitesville
A nice assortment of Percals IndiaLinens and Dimities at Carson ft Cos
Mr George Maddox Rockportcalled to see us while in town Tues¬
day
Mrs M L Heavrin and MasterRoy Heavrin went to Louisville yes-terday
Mr S W Taylor Beaver Damcalled at the REPUBLICAN office yesterdjy
Dont forget to save your Laundryfor Lyman Williams Telephone No32 and 46
Mr Lewis Rowe of near Echolswas a caller at TUB REPUBLICAN officeyesterday
Rev E P Crowe of Owensborcspent several days last week with hisparents hereI
Mr J A Taylpspecialagent forthe I C R n townRyV
w1Tuvarthati Stevens and E E
were among outmurlayof
member of theTaylor Prentis paid TuEion gave him I his regards Monday
n it was lean-
utleUNt149P abdBlmer nUnaldDeaver Dam rae among our picas
I ant cnilers Monday >
Dr L TuCux Owenaboro was theIguest pf his daughter Mrs M LHeavrin Wednesday
aMrs Sallie Thomas ot Cromwell
spent this week in Hartford the guestof her son Tim Taylor
Rev Vallandlngbam is reportedconsiderably better Ills friends nowhope for his speedy recovery
II you want a Watch or Clock seethat your ticket is filled out by Aprili 1900 G T WHSTBRFIEUJ
While at court do not forget tocall and pay your subscription Thefavor will he very greatly appreciated
Mr K Batrdman of OwensboroSuperintendent of the CumberlandTelephone Company was in town thisweek
G T Westeifield will aril youJgoods cheaper than any house in thiscounty Call and examine my S
sprlngsultsMr Milton Black of near toWI
has been very sick ol tyi hold severfor some time past but is improvingquite well DOW
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1Actions of theJustSmell Sweet
The fragrance of life isvigor and strength neither 01which can be found in a per-son whose blood is impureand whose every breathspeaks of internal troublesHoods Sarsaparilla purifiesvitalizes and enriches theblood gives a goodappetiteand makes the weak strong
Run Down Mytuisbnd randown In heath And off tlrttl out ThoseeictSenl medicines Hoofs PSls And SIruptrSU bud Un op xgjLhi ten H Ldf airy Tcrwindt Pj
aJaJl4
ttaoit Pills nrolln Ifs the non Irrlutlni sae-eI r ethnlo 10 tab wh flood 1rJ II
Miss Mary Campbell of Roslnevisited her uncle Dr S Weddingduring the wee-
kRB Martin has returned after several weeks of sickness at CromwellWe are very glad to have him withus again
Henry Carson is in the East pur ¬
chasing his spring stock of goods forthe firm of Carson Co He will re-
turn¬
Sunday
Messrs R T Collins and ThomasPetrie have gone to St Lonisto pur ¬
chase a spring stock of goods Theywill return Sunday
Mr A B Riley cashier of Bank ofLivermore Livermore Ky visitedhis parents Mr end Mrs J C Rileythe first of the week
Miss Fannie Barnes and sister MrsHiley Taylor of Beaver Dam werethe guests of Mrs Shelby TaylorWednesday and Thursday
You should not fall to examine my5 and 6 new spring Suits They arebeauts for the money
G T WSSTERFIEtD
Mr J F Vickers the proprietorof the tobacco factory moved hisfamily from Owensboro yesterdayand they now occupy the Likensproperty on Union street
Dont forget that we give free onegood Oak Dining Chair with a 15
cash purchase or an Uak Rocker witha 20 cash purchase Dont fall totake advantage of this nfl r-
CARsos Co
It is reported that Mr C M Tay-
lor Beaver Dam has smallpox and anumber of others have been exposedto the disease We hope howeverthat it is a false rumor neverthelessit will be a wise plan to cautiouslyguard the case
bntbe5thiD85at tflrs Hlie
neighborhoodpresentedRepublican boy baby weighing 16
pounds Dr I Westerfield was theattending physician
The Christian people of unionGrove Church have secured the seevices of Rev Alonzj Kelly and willhave services every second Saturdayand Sunday in each month Thechurch has recently been establishedand Is thoroughly alive
Mrs Rate Maples widow of JacksonMaples died at her home near townMonday night She had been afflictedfor a long while Old age togetherwith a complication of diseases causedher death Her remains were interredin the family burying ground Tuesday
The Cumberland telephone hasreached Hattford and soon all pointsIn the county will be reached by theexchange This it will be remember-ed is for no other purpose buJa nout the lot aLtr1 epi a O company Cit ¬
izens will you permit it Rememberit is with you
In a short time blanks for takingthe census of Common School Districtswill be sent out to the chairman of theseveral districts In Ohio countyTrustees should be on the lookoutAs soon as the blanks come to theCounty Superintendent they will besent oat forthwith
Messrs E E Rogers and S LStevens of Cromwell have closed acontract with the Rough River Telephone Company to build a line fromBeaver Dam to Cromwell They com-menced
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work yesterday and CromxwelTwilt soon be in touch with thissection of the country
MrJW L Cooper has been grantedpension He was one of those noble
heroes that fell pierced by a Mauerbulletin the charge up San Juan HillCertainly he deserves all that UncleSam may do for him and he will car ¬
tainly care for him ina manner befit-ting
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onewbo passed per asperaadastra
The Rev A C Capetton of Louis¬
ville will preach at the Baptist churchSunday morning and evening at theregular service hours Dr Capertonis one of the ablest divines of theSouth and should have a crowdedhouse He was for several years theeditor of the Western Recorder Thisposition should recommend him toevery home in Hartford
A story has been reported in somesections of the county that chairmenf school drlstrlcts are being Sued for
neglect of duty In some way Thisreport Is not correct But all schooldistrict Treasurers who failed Inmaking bond to have same stumped
a required by the federal Uw havehad to pay h penalty ol in Treesurers bonds lire approved theCounty Judge or Justice of pace
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Mallssa Baizttwas tried for idiocyin court yesterday before Judge Owenand was adjudged an idiot Thecourt appointed R C James as acommittee to take charge of the unfortunate one She is eighteen years oldand an Idiot from bllth liar fatherand mother are both dead
Fourth day The greater numberof the cases set for yesterday werecontinued filed awny or dismissedThe court is moving along slowlywith the business The greatesttrouble seems to lie with the witnessesIf a few of thedelinquents were heavilyfined the court would have less troubleand the business would advance morespeedily
The following gentlemen were ex ¬
amined for an increase in their pen ¬
sions last Wednesday Wes Foremancolored Hartford Dr L T CoxOwensboro Robert Simpson WhiteRun John Baker Olaton A WDavidson Beaver Dam John BlairBuford and a Mr Waltrip HorseBranch The Board of Examinersis composed of Drs Wedding Taylorand Smith
Mr Samuel J Richardson died athis home near Buford Sunday He had been afflicted about aweek with la grippe bnt was notthought to be dangerous until abouttwenty hours before his death Atthat period he began growing worseand never more regained consciousness Rev J N Jarnagin conductedfuneral exercises alter which the remains were Interred in Mt Carmelcemetery Mr Richardson was six¬
ty five years old and was a son Inlaw ofJudge Newton A wife andnine children survive him Twochildren are married one other is ofage and the six remaining are small
The following gentlemen have paidup their dues to TUB REPUBLICANsince our last issue J S LewisEarles W E Bennett Manila PIiDJ Kirk Oakland City IndJoShultz Narrows E G Stewart BedsW J McIntire Ceralvo W P Render Point Pleasant JakeShown BedaJ F Brown lingo Alonzo ShownBeds H W Waddle Hartford G WRowe Centertown J L Davis hartf-ord
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R L Tweddcll Hartford J TRowe Centertown S O Fogle Prentis S M Wilson Roslne J B Dodson Hartford W T Sultser RenderG W Wedding Adabnrg T CStratton Hartford and Miss SophiaDavldsoDNashvllIe Tennessee
Mr Jesse Tanner of the Shultrtown neighborhood died on the 26 thultimo His Illness was brief butattended with the most intense painHe was strickendown February 16
withwhat appeared to be so pro
appendictisThreeand an operation performedwhich resulted not in the discoveryof a diseased appendix but in the lo-
cation¬
of an unnatural growth on thesmall Intestines This growth whichwas ulcerlike encircled the intestineand stopped the passage of any sub ¬
stance through the system It wasau inch or more in diameter MrTanner was a farmer and an excellentman He was J ETanare and about tlrlrtyears old Heleaves a wife and several children
The Teachers Association whichwas to have met at McHenry on thethird Saturday in February bnt fail ¬
ed to meet on the account of the verybad roads and cold weather has yet astanding invitation from the goodcitizens of McHenry to meet withthem the third Saturday in MarchIAccordingly the committee has deter ¬
mined that the next meeting shall beheld at McHenry on Saturday March17 It is earnestly hoped that allIteachers who possibly can will attendthe McHenry session of the associa-tion There is no valid reason thatwe should not increase our interest inthe cause and in our work with theIcoming of the new year The roadswill soon be good and no teachIer in the county will have a just ex >
cuse for absence Let every teacherlend his might end prese-
nceDOCTOR
ASH YOUR
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Ask your physician this ques¬
tion one greatremedy for consumption 1-
e answer II Codliveroil Nine out of ten willanswer the same way
Yet when persons haveconsumption they loathe allfatty foods yet fat is neces¬
for their recovery and
praincodliver ¬
turbs the stomach and takesdisItaste make it almost unen ¬I
durable What is to be done 1-
IThis question was ans¬
veered when we first ma-
deSGQTTSEMULSION
of CodLiver Oil with FtophosphltesAlthoughthatwas
ago yet it stands alone to ¬
day a one great remedyI for all affections of the throat
and lungsThe bad tote and odor have been
taken away the oil Itself has beenpartly digested and themt sen-
sitive stomach objects to It rarelyNot one In ten can take and digestthe plain oil Nine out of ten cantake SCOTTS EMULSION and digut ILThat why It cures tomany ctet of early consumption <
Liven In advanced cases It brlntficomfort and grtally prolongs life
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COURT NOTES
The Ohio Circuit Court convenedMorday with Judge Owen on thebenth and Commonwealths Attor ¬
ney J E Rowe at his post of dutyThe petit jury WM made up of the
following named gentlemen D WKimmel K P Moore Ben S Cham ¬
berlain V U D Stevens R NDi >VeG W Riley W T SanderfurT D Royal C T Jones W HFrench J S Cecil C W May AlbertMcCrocklin J C Greer J L WadeEdward Hamilton Alonzo PhillipsJ M Neighbors II S Dnke DavidBlackJ W Keown George W Kelley C T Edwards and H ABrooks
The following gentlemen are lookInn alter those patties who violatethe la v and are preparing them forcourt A H Ross foreman PrankLowe clerk E Crabtree abet iff IIB Bean Samuel Davidson John WMoselyT W Barrett G M HipsleyJoseph McKinley W T PeytonBurch Shields andJo T Funk
The case of the Commonwealth vsEstes colored charged with grandlarceny was the first case submittedto the jury and the following verdictwasreturned We the jury find thedefendent as charged and fixhis punishment confinement in thepenitentiary for the period of his nat¬
ural tile This unfortunate youthhall served two terms in the Stateprison but tbe warning was not heed ¬
ed and he committed the third offensefor which he spends the remainder ofhis days in bars
The case of Robert Arbucklecharged with horse stealing was triedand the jurys verdict was not
guiltyTheother cases set for the second
day were all continued except E AWhite which was set for hearing tbethird day The cases of the Common ¬
wealth vs M Likens were set forhearing Saturday
The cases of the Commonwealth vsTbq inlet jynjgftfcdjuyaiL l> 4that Ot V
ilier waa6aed 2 ind R P-
Iers cases were s tfot8yrday Theother cases were next
termCalebWright and son Claude
were indicted for the murder of FelixPool and the case was set for Monday
Visiting Attorneys In attendance atcourt are Col C M Barnett Louis I
vlllef Judge C W Masnie Owensboro S P Roby Fordsville B P Wooten Beaver Dam B L Kelljt U tnaviUe and John T Rone Centertown
Ben D Ringo and J P Sinderfurwere appointed by the court to examlue applicants for law llscense
The following gentlemen wereapplicants for license to practice lawat the Hartford bar J M Porter andCo D Chick Beaver Dam H PrudenGBUkens R T Wedding HartfordEdgar Leach Bed-
aSontonced For Life
George Estes colored was giver alife sentence in court here Tuesdayfor breaking into a box car of the ICR R Co at Horse Branch last falland stealing some clothing Mr J ATaylor special agent for the I Ctook the case in hand and in a veryshort time pad the offender in his posesession It seems foolish that menprone to steal will elect to rob a rail-
road of allY of Its possessions whensuch sharpers are to be put alter themfor they are invariably caught sooneror later We are Informed that thiswas the first time in the history of theroad tbat a man was glven a life senteAce for committing such fan offensebut this was his third sentence andthe law bad a dead cinch on him Mr-S P Roby was appointed by JudgeOwen to defend him who ably defend-
ed his client but his efforts were invain Commonwealths Attorney J
E Rowe was assisted by Mr H P
CaafrThlsindeedCbbatactera C rC
Farmers Pleiad Fqr DotterRoads
The grand jurors petit jurors I
and other attending court have erpressed themselves very favpjablyjoh the new suljectof road workiBjtaxation The present system sknown to every one to be a failureespecially for the present time Theroads oil over the county are in a verybad condition and those near Hartlord lire almost Impassable The petpieare certainly prepared fora changeanalwhy not have it ThedemanjLr good Toads grows each yearae may A
great resources of theeeflBtry ate developed Thelrsikbythe very nature of h1
i h todoIlor it a-
isaognt ofhaulm its use
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Hundreds of thousands of dollarshas been lost in the poultry businessamongSthe flocks caused by cholera coupgape and other latal diseases Therehave been many remedies advancedbut none seem to be so successful asthe American Poultry Mixture Thiswill cure chickens In the last stage ofcholera and coup and is excellent forgapes Do your fowls suffer from vio-lent diarrboci dropping ot the wingsstupor or excessive thirst These arethe first symptoms ot cholera Chol ¬
era Is a germ dl eae and being infer ¬
tions spreads rapidly through the en ¬
tire flock Take time by the forelockdont stop to experiment with nnreliable or untried remedies Use thismixture at once and the sanitary meas-ures they recommend in connectionDont give the fowls up Cholera is aterrible disease but this remedy curesit every time It is also guaranteedfor roup which can be told by hoarsebreathing swelled eyes discharge atFiltydollarsyourfowlsrest from catching it Try it It itcheap reliable and eflectlve a scientific preparation goes more than threetimes as far as any other remedy doesmore good than all of them combinedIt is used and endorsed by the mostexperienced and largest breeders otplalruand fancy poultry In all parts olthe world The manufacturers guar-antee
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every package or refund purchase money If your druggist dontsell American Poultry Mixture hesbehind the age In that case send ifor sample box to American Mfg CoTerre Haute Ind 2
spring seasons than any other timeIt would therefore be toehls Interestto have better roads even his taxeswere a little higher The businessmen throughout the country are aunit on a better system of roadBy all means the Fiscal Court shoulddevelop plans for road working bytaxation at thelrnezt term and givethe people the benefit ol It It willhurt not a single memberin any waybut will win for the court thanksand esteem of a grateful people Thejail birds numbering from four to
eight throughout the year shouldbe put on the public highways andnot allowed to be fed by the jailerlike boarders at a tavern which is aninducement to a certain class to commlt crime that they may fair sumptuously with our popular jailer Eachboarder costs the county 3 50 perweek and thetaxpayers have it topay too Next year at this time wrshould have a turn pike from Hart ¬
ford to Beaver Dam and then let thecountyIspikes
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Theres danger in giving medicineto children The tender and delicatemembranes of a childish body are sosensitivethatany harsh or viqjent stuffforced into their little stomachs is lIa-
ble to cause life tong misery Yetchildren and especially Infants aremuch afflicted with colic cramps andbowel complaints and something muttbe done for them Pill poison andsickening liquids are postively dan-
gerous and the only preparation thatwe have foand to meet the case isCascarets Candy Cathartic the sweetmild perfumed little candy tablet thatacts so gently yet positive withoutgrip or gripe that the taking or giv-Ing of medicine has become a pleasureWe recommend our readers to keepCascarets in thehousehold stall times
yHylers Dysptps1a ra lets pleasant
easy to take and give permanent re-
lief 30 days treatment i Mailed-on receipt of price tf
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cares demands from thebody greater amount of fuel for therlUl flres than theMn supply It requires certain
it of vital force to operate thehuman machine and when all theavailable supply of force is absorbedby tho brain there Is noth ¬
fog left for the stomach It it easynow to whyand have become almost
why nervous person isusually so very andre
can be 11Mper and allub Sarsaparilla you mailed onud you will find health in tisemt
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In Ilats Any shape you likeany color you desireFedoras tile newest blccki the correct
the correct Spring styles prices to pleaM youX Derbys 1 and up to3e
Fedoras 75c and up to3e tf
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coats Gents Ladies and Unde J i
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ual worth where your money goes back to you tfjtjfijust as represented
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