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VOL XX I L OWINGSVILLE KENTUCKY THURSDAY JUNE 271901 NO49 pi57k7

Winchester Elks will bold 1 fairA ug 69

A fine line of Silvorware at O CHarris jewelry store

Some little wheat will be bar¬

vested tha last of this week

Watahes and clocks of all kindsAt 0 C harris jewelry store

Bring your old buggy and tradeIt to T S Shrout for a naw one

Now is the time to gat cheapgoods inmillinery at lire Estills i

Now is the time to get cheupgoods in millinery at Mrs Estills

You can get the best oil for yourMowers Binders Ac of Brother kGoodpestet

p The showery weath retards thetr vaYlng of bluegrass seed The crop

II a flue one

Summer proper began Saturdayaccording to both the almanac and-

Sthe thermometer-S

There will be services at theChristian Church next Sunday at11 a o and 8 p mvBeginning next Monday the mostannoying pllrt of the revenue stampsticking will ceu

Rev Rcllie Alfrcy will preach ntRoaV schoolhouse the first SaturMday and Sunday In Juyc

Rev E O Guerrant will preachat Springfield Church next SundayJune 30 at 11 oclocka m

You will always find a full stockof spectacles at O C Harris Jewi1airy store Eyar tested free

1 handle the noted Elkhorn Whis ¬

key There is no better madeVJ W LANE

After three days of swelteringnshower earlymade the weather more barabIeS

Goods as represented or yourmoney back at O C Harris jewelrystore Eyes tested free of charge ibis

Georgetown Ky is going to haven fair horse show and carnivalduring the week beginning July52d

The days are getting a littleshorter now but there ia still pleaOty of time in which to getdays work

> The Gjazettf arlJl C Mead hnow Bought Ed Williams Kirhniond

street property in Mt Sterling > rf2000 carlu ale

i The old quest on win thought ifI j not asked at every meeting of two-

Spersons Saturday Sunday Mondayand Tuesdayb

Benjamin F Meek maker of thecelebrated Frankfort fishing reels idied of old age at the Kentucky ielcapital Monday

Farmers will make a mistake ifthey fail to procure a colt of theget of J S Brown the noted etallion of Dr G W Conner

The annual June sweaV is apronounced success and not onlytobacco but pretty much everythingis in case continuously d-

If you are In need at epectacleshor eye glasses call on B

draws at O C Harris jewelry storeend hare Jbim test your eyas

Some miscreant broke into theneatbonne of Martin Jones near-

S islaU Valley ot eight last weekjand stole 3 middlings of meat

Bring vi your watch clock andJewelry repairing All work guaraBtaad B W AxtazwsNAt OC Harris4 jewelry store

do CxaavoxLook out fortha big celebration at Grange CityJuly 4th Everybody inritad A-

jollytiaefO aiL 2tThe buyers who engaged lambs

4arly are in to lose plenty of moneyThe rbUltat as a pancakebwithout prospect ef

W are going to deal in ice thiso3ur and would be glad to5our patronage IW LizO-

wingavilie Ky

Lick here The people thathave pictures eearged will savebijC eaayy getting 3 M Brotherto furnish the frames tOt

The fancy prices that horses arebringing should convince the fareon who want faacy prices tfaat J6 Brown is the best hors to breedto

This is the housefly busy yearfie seems especially vicious maybebecause of tile shutout gameplayed against him by the universaluse of wire screens

John G Wilson fell off of thenight passenger train at Mt Ster¬

ling and was killed He was abrother of Chas Wilson Mt Ster¬

ling Chief of Police

George Clark had the Owings ¬

yule Granite 4r Marble Co to putup a fine onument at the grave ofhis daughter Mrs Oscar Chandlerin Jacksons graveyard

Mr OHSr Bright and Miss JennieLander young society people ofFlemingsburg were married lastweek They are wellknown tomany young people in this section

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PERSONAL

Jacob Trumbo of Mt Sterlingit a guest at T II Browns

C P Mnnn of Winchester cameSundayand returned Monday

John McAlister of Mt SterlingCutne last Friday to visit relatives

Miss Margaret Botti of Bethelcame Thursday to visit Miss JuliaElliott

Henry Cracraft and CharlesFields of Sharpsburg wore in townMonday t

Mrs Walter Harper of Mt Ster¬

linK canfo over Saturday to visitrelatives

Miss Susan Gregory of Bethel-s to visit Mr and Mrs H L Lane

this week

Atty Reuben Gudgell left Tues ¬

day on a weeks business trip toRichmond Va

Rex Corneilison went to Lexing ¬

on Wednesday morning to attendChautauqua

Miss Daisy Wilran of Montgom ¬

ery Co came last week to visitMiss Edna Byron

Rex Corneilison and Wm TCinoot were visitors at Olympian

SundayMrs Elva Cutlett went last week

isit her daughter Mrs PierceWinn in Mt SterlingI

Miss Ella Young of North Midldletown is visiting at SquireHughes south of town

Mr and Mrs J M Richart loftonday to attend tho PanAmeri ¬

an Exposition at lluffaloIHarry Berkley Miller of Mt

Sterling spent from Saturday un ¬

tit Monday with friends here

J H Richart went Friday to visfrelatives nnd friends in Mont ¬

gomery and Bourbon countiesMiss Eva McKinacvan went last

eek to visit her sister Mr Vonie-

anlandingham at Sadievillc o

Mr and Mrs Walter Whaleyof I

ear Bethel were guests of M r andrs E W helm Saturday and-

unday

Clarence L Madden of MuncieInd came first of the week to visit

mother Mrs Chas Spencer atjSunnyside

Mias Jessie Atchison of Wyom ¬

ing has returned from a visit toIMisteP Bess and Sue Peddicord atWinchester

Mr and Mm Rollie Gray ofkla wore guests of Mr Rod Mrs

Tibba Gnodpaster from Saturdayuntil Monday

Mrs Sarah Jack >on returned Satorduy from a visit to her son Jes-

tof Spencer Jessie returnedhonjo with her

Hughes Atkinson and sister MissLucy were guests of relatives in

t Sterling last week returningozn Sundayt

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ted his parent Mrand Mrs DanpHarper near town from ¬

day until MondaySC M Madden and wife of Mt

Sterling were guests of Mr andMrs Chas Spencer afSuunysideSundiy and Monday

Miss Emily Brother Duke Hamp ¬

ton and Sherman Goodpatter re ¬

turned Saturday from a severalays stay in Mt SterlingMiss Addle Stewart returned

ome to near Reynoldsville Fridayafter trimming for a millinery firmIat Manchester Tenn during theseaeon

Mrs H D Paynter and MissPaynter have returned home toMiddlesboro after visiting the for¬

mers father James T Crooks onPeeled Oak-

Misses Elizabeth Skillman oforth Middletown and Miss Fleda

Green of Mt Sterling have re ¬

turned to their respective homesafter visiting Mrs H L Lane

Miss Rebecca Ashton left Mon ¬

day for her home at Covington af¬

ter spending a few days at MrsBell Allens Ford Patterson ac-oinpanied

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her as far as FlemingurgMrs Dr G W Moore and baby

f Ashland and Mica Nell McCoyof Lexington were guests of Mrand Mrs Emmet Fratman Satur-day

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on their way to visit at BenT Wrights near Sharpsburg

John A Ramsey went Sundayafterfloon to Louisville to be pres ¬

ant Monday at the laying of thecorner stone of the now MasonicTemple which is being built bythe Ky Grand Lodge of Mavens

The following attended the DawonMaxey wedding at West Lib-

erty Wednesday Jno W Dawson p

father of groom Miss Mary Dawson Mrs Jennio Stephens Mr andMrs A H Dawson W JJ Araeldand Alfred Crooks

Mrs Richard Stoll Mrs JamesStoll Miss Minnie Anderson MissElvina Feiber and Mrs Wilson PStrader all of Lexington cameThursday to visit Mr and Mrs JJ Nasbitt They returned hooaeSaturday afternoon

Mr and Mrs Bruce Whaley woreguests of relatives here Mondayand Tuesday They formerly livedat Chattanooga Tenn but MrWhaleys headquarters wore transforred to Cincinnati and they havenot permanently located since MrsWhaley was formerly Miss StellaRedmon of Bourbon Co

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Clover Lent Castor in the finestoil in the world fur Twine HindersMowers Threshing imiehiiiea tcTry it Sold only by

BROTHER GOODTABTEK

The Cyrthinn Democrat mentionsthe duth of the little child erf Mrand Mrs George Walden at SeattleWash George ia brother of DrA W Walden and used to live herewith his parents

Mr A B Deavers of Paris nndMiss Pearl Steele Campbell ofCarlisle were married at aysvilloWednesday night of last weekMiss Campbell is known here shehaving been a visitor here

SEE HEUE Beginning MondayMay 27 I will sell my entire stockof millinery such as huts flowersribbons chiffons mulls etc at costfor cash No goods charged in thisline Resp

Mus D S ESTILLC

LARGE SADDLE Eugene Minihan has just made 11 saddle forWilburn Berry of near MoorefioldMr Berry weighs 340 pounds andthe saddle is made on a 21inchtree the largest size made The BadI

is of Mr Minihans customaryfine and substantial workmanship

SEE HERE Beginning Mondaythy 27 1 will sellmy entire stockof millinery such as hats flowersribbons chiffons mulls etc at cost

cash No goods charged in thisine Resp

MRS D S ESTILl

STRAYED OK STOLE Bay mare12 or 14 years old blind from speckn left eye white spot on left foreeg 2 small white spots in fore-

head saddles well Any information for her recovery will be hibersally reward Address Robert Ovrby Olympia Ky j

READ AND SAVE MoxarI have25 new buggies rockaways anddriving wagons to sell at reducedprices or to exchange If in needfan extra fine rubbertire I have

them in stock If you come fr m-

other counties I will pay you wellin saving you money Cash orcredit 493 T S SHUOUT

MORE COMPLAINTS A subscriberatStepstnne and a number at WhiteSulphur have complained that theydidnt get their OUTLOOKS recently tUncle Sam will be alter somebodyif this thing keeps up The papers

re sent ouc from this olllco andPostmaster Byron starts them ontheir way to their addressespromptly

FnaNcnyVqde veal Is thatsome newfangled French way offixing up calf meat

IlnlliHl UN French all right I

and has much to do with fixingsp and showing calves

not newifanglrd Its spelt vaudeville and is the faddish name for t

highclasstheatre

variety shows at thel

There will bo a picnic at CoulWoods on the White Oak

ike on July 4 There will be-

lenty to eat and plenty of waterpianround for the children A firstclass brass band Good order willbe maintained by the authorities

YOUNG ik HOUSEMAN

The Bath Co Chapter UD Clare invited to meet at the residenceuof A W Bascom27th from 3 to 5 oclock m

iPreaidentMn Henrietta L Williams

President of JohnS WilliamlChapEter U D C Mt

MRS A W BASCOMcPref Bath Co

TaiToBACco Tho growing cropof tobacco is making a rapidgrowthDuring the cool weeks the first partof the season when the farmersthought the plants would not getlargo enough to set the plants woremaking root growth and when theweather turned warm it caused arapid growth of the tops Tobaccoplants with good growth will livein most any kind of weather

LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKETBy George R Snyder of the StoneTobacco Warehouse CoJune 221900 There is very little changeto report in the tobacco marketfrom that which I sent you ltIweek All tobaccos in firstclassorder are selling satisfactorilywhere irregularity appears this ismainly from the condition of thetobacco Good to fine loaf as wellas all colory grades are showingup very scarce There was somefins tobacco offered this week andcompetition was very strong andactive on this class We sold onegood hhd this week at 1625

STEALINOODTLOOKS Some yearsago this office was much annoyedby somebody who had access to themails stealing OUTLOOKS on theirway to subscriber The practicehas been complained of again re ¬

cently and we have tested the mat-ter sufficiently to know that thestealing is done by the mail agentsor by somebody they permit tohandle the mail We request everyone subscriber or exchange entitled to receive Tux OUTLOOK tonotify us promptly when a copy ofthe paper fails to reach them Weare collecting evidence to make acomplaint to the U S postal authorities to have the stealingstopped It is very damaging to anewspapers reputation for reliabil-ity in business methods to havesubscribers deprived of the papersin that way

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James Lctcher who cut w liFlowing in the face at Prestonvoting place on last April 6th hadhis examining trial last Saturdayund was held over to Circuit CourtgneiEditor Green R Keller of theCarlisle Mercury is deeply sympa ¬

thized with in the death of hiswife She was stricken with apop ¬

lexy and died shortly afterwardsJune 2lst at her home in Carlisle

RECITAL BY Miss BESSIE GIOVKUMiss Bessie Glover gnvo a piano

recital at the homo of hor auntMrs M C Portman Tuesday even ¬

ing to which she invited the musicclass of which she is a member anda number of her intimate friendShe was assisted by Misses BertieBarton Etta Isom Ruby Baldridgeand Zella Crawford Miss Besfiois well known for her musical abil ¬

ity and application thereforethoBepresent came in anticipation ofsomething very nice and they weretreated to a performance far be ¬

yond their expectations The protlcincy gained by Miss Bessie isbeyond that usually reached bystudents no older than she andwith a continuance in earnest studypatience and perseverance shoreasonably expect to attain artiaticIresults nt an earlynel18noTexas StarM-

YSTERIOUS CASE Ellis Glennat Parkersburg W Va is rivalingthe Man in the Iron Mask forImystery As a supposed man sheIwas convicted of swindling in Illinois and sent to prison where herIsex was first discovered The authoritics were glad to get rid ofher by turning her over to theWest Virginia authorities by whomhe was wanted on charges of

swindling in the guise of a man-n Illinois she was engaged to be

married to a respectable young lady In West Virginia she workedas a mann associated with men andher intimate male roommate neversuspected her sex Finally she wasithought to be a woman named CoraCunningham who married two ormore times had a largo family ofchildren and was supposed to havebeen buried and resurrected inFlorida either in some fraudulentcheme or by accident by graverobbers but an intimate IIlqlllLinialico of Corn Cunningham Ptiys

Ellis Glenn is nut Cora and beides the oillcial physicians declareEllis Glenn to hI virgin Shehas no open friend hilt is suppliedby somebody with all comforts andmoney to employ attorneys urnattorneys with apparent ran knrssay she is aa much of a mystery t >

them as anybody but they believeir innocent of the c ba uruo

she is held and Kay they will nItcasewas liybrother who bears a clne resemhlance to her She has hien in theclutches of the law for a year nrmore and grows more of a mysteryall the time-

ExBArn Co MANWe takeleasure in announcing the pres ¬ t

nce among us of our esteemedfriend and relative Dr J RobertRoe He is a native of the Stateof Bath and is to the manorborn The Doctor took HoraceGreeleys advice early in life to

Go West young man anti growp with the country by going to

Missouri in 1855 He IH in his 69thear and is hale and hearty Drob is a brother of the late Dr E f

Roe of Sharpsburg We regret t-

hat his stay among us it to belort however he expects to re ¬

urn early in next year on businessconnected with his mining proper¬

ty located near Cripple Creek Col ¬

orado He is the President andIGeneral Manager of The MountMcIntyre Miningand Milling Company incorporated for 100000and with 100 thousand shares atthe par value of 1 per share ofwhich ten thousand shares havebien sold at 50 cents per shareforty thousand shares remain in

tbe treasury to be sold at 50 centsper share which will go into thedevelopment work The companywhichwas incorporated under thelaws of theState ofColoradohas 200Iacres of land 30 acres of it onwhich three of the oldest claimsare located is deeded to the comIpanyand the rest is in process andIwill be deeded in time under theGovernment mining laws Thereare ten lode claims in various stagesof development shafts in depth offrom 20 to 100 felt giving assaysof 4 to 10 from tho surfaceThere aro true fissures with a de-

fined contact showing in everycase one wall but in the majorityboth the hanging and foot wall

Dr Bob Roe is visiting his cous-In

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Mrs Eliza Dawson and his auntMrs Mary Richards widow of thelate Dr Elza Walter Richards DrBob has the grit in his gizzardand a wellbalanced head on lilashoulders and there is predictedfor him a grand success which isto say the least no more than hisenergyand sticktoitiveness de ¬

serveDr Bob several years ago Under¬

took to trace his family genealogyand discovered his blond relation ¬

ship to the great American states-man

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Daniel Webster His fatherwas Salem Roe a son of James Roeand his wife Abigail Mershon acousin of Abigail Eastman whomarried a Webster and became themother of DAniel Webster AbigailRoe named her oldest son Daniel iand Abigail Webster named her sonDaniel which was a family name

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of the Martlions Abigail Roe wasthe daughter of Nathaniel and Kittie Mention whose children wereDaniel Cornelius Abigail RoeFannie Hedrick Sallie SecrestEngluau ¬

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crone in this RectUm Hannahwife of Jessie England Will tilegrandmother of C W HonakcrMarshall Roe who died in the Stepstone neighborhood was an uncleof Dr Bob Roo-

GOVEaN31nT AID From

folluingfromtho true spirit of liberty indicatesgenuine charity and appeals directto real manhood It should be readand studied

Do you always stop to thinkwhen you hear people Advocatingand urging fret this and thatthat nothing is free Somebodypays for everything and when legislatures appropriate large sumsand create unnecessary offices toprovide tire public or a class withfree anything it comes out of thopockets of the taxpayers and shouldnot be indulged wholesale butwisely judiciously The robbing ofPeter to pay Paul under the guise

law though it may be is tho nobverso of just is tho essence ofkinds of socialism

Governmental free this and thatnot only robs the taxpayer butdiminishes his opportunities for

substitutingfreeNot only is the taxpayer mulctedhis individual rights infringedand I

his opportunities lessened but theclass sought to be benefited is toooften pauperized Tho benefits ofpersond ¬

vation of the sense of personal re-

sponsibility is taken from themPoorspirited from the start in-

competent whining willing to bedependent protection and publiccatering still further enfeeble themn all that makes true manhood

When Government starts in thebusiness of bathing feeding lodg ¬

ing educating and amusing thosewho are incapable or unwilling totdo these things in their own behalfit is simply breeding leeches to liveolF the bounty coming from honestindustrious thrifty citizens

What the incompetent and met ¬

demit members of society need isthe constant stimulant of impending wants This is the force sup-plied

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hsy nature for the instnuctiunMand development ofcalling into play of all the rcsour

dCDS of mind and hotly Withoutthem and the constant forward andupward stiuggle which ihvy imposeimd izulfr rhsurewuijld hia iJlLL

eviutt < m of speehs no humancivilization

They are the only forces whichuppeal to the lower order of mankind that is the morally and spirclitunllv undeveloped And eventimer who have ascended the heightsof being would inevitably undergodegeneration but for the pressureof responsibility the stimulus oftho competitive struggle Plainlyho utress of hunger the tear and g

memory of pain want eufferinprouse torpid energiesintellect discipline time powersThoy teach men to subdue savagefinstincts ann riotousenI ¬

procrastination to accustom them-selves

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however unwillingly to thedrudgery of monotonous distaste

ul work in order to provide againsthose pangs to gratify those wants

and desiresPrivate and individualcharity

and philanthropy do with muchgood no little harm when injudi ¬

ciouslyfxercisedFortunAtelyhowever their manifestations are spo-radic and spasmodic people do

fiGovernmentkinds of reform schemes and pubnlic benefits all at the

hardworkingthrif taxpayer-be it remembered the country willIoon be suffering from a bad

spinal debility with anaemia S

Bear in mind these bald bardrealities which condition life andprogress on this planet before youendorse visionary abnormal prop-ositions which naturally appeal tothe idealizing imagination generous heart and benevolent impulsesof the physician We are not re-

sponsible for tho plan of creationbut we must work it out in con-formity with the scheme of nature

A soapbubble is beautiful butnot even the most fairylike insectcould live in it Governmentalschemes to make improvident unstable incapable people intelligentprosperous virtuous and happyatthe expense of those who have be ¬

come so through their own unaidedefforts have the same unsubstantial iridescence and would proveas impracticable as dreams in theirnature must

RKMEMIIEK TnisBeware howyou speak of a womans characterThink how many years she has beenbuilding it of the wounds received p

of the toils and privations endured i

and let no suspicion follow her no-

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The purity of woman is thesalvation of the raco and hope of

redemption ¬

and man sinks beneath the wave ofdespair with not a star to guide hislife into a channel of safety Think I

then before you speak and remember that any hog can root up thefairest flower that ever grew so thevilest can ruin the purest char-acterEx

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CORRESPONDENCEfcONTiXUKD JfltOrl FODSTH PAOE

StoopsCharley Richer is some better a

this writingCorn IB looking exceedingly well

in this neighborhood

Just tell tllent taw it in TiltOUTLOOK IIndtheywill know it is I-

so

If it does not rain in a few clays-I

there is going to be a long dryspellWell

wheat harvest is on handand we will soon be following thebinder

Girls aro sweet but oh howbitten to look at one and thencant kiss her

Do not fool with a mewl fur if

nOlhingleftOscar Goodpaster and sister vis-

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relatives nenrOwingsvillu Sat-urday

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and SundayMrs Perry Shultz visiteil Mrc

W J Trimble near Mt Sterlingone day last week

James IJ Gilla pio bought a-

rood mare from Wm Atchison ofOwingsville for 75

Attorney Samuel Mnttix of Lou ¬

isville is visiting friends und rela ¬

tives in this vicinityIf Poverty is the mother of crime

there is no doubt but what Wantof Sense is tIme father

lion C W Tipton will be theRepublican nominee for CountyJudge of Bath county

Rev Eo O Guerrant will preachat Springfield Church next Sundaymorning at 11 oclock

We understand the public schoolbuilding will soon be dressed upwith a now coat of paint

Ernest Gillaopie of Clark Covisited bis uncle James H Gillaspie Saturday nail Sunday

Tobacco is about knee high to abumblebee and the prospects arehat it will soon be higher

Uncle Jim McClain of IlebtMill visited his son Thomas McaCluin near here last weekt

The infant child of Jnce Trim ¬

ble and wife was buried in thevSpringGcM Cemetery Friday

Luke Shultz and wife of Wadesill visited the formers uncle

Perry Shultz Saturday and Sun ¬aytJohn W Thompson and familyspent the day with Hack Shroutjyid wife near Mt Sterling Sun-day

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Nimrod Byrd Sr visited reIn ¬

tives in Clark county Sunday andCourt at Winchester Mon ¬

ay

Cockrell and Green strippedabout 2000 bushels of blue grassaneed on J M BigstafTs farmweek

Mrs A W Byrd returned hometafter a weeks tow

arents Vm Hart and wife onRoesRuniBilly Bryan has come out flat

for Mark Hanna for Presi-dent

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in 1904 Well Bryan is goodon picking winnersa

A person that will stand up andtalk about another person is not Fanything like as good as the onethey are talking about

Mrs James II Gillaspie andMrs Robt Smith visited the for-mers

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mother Mrs Kate Smith atMt Sterling Wednesdayt

Bridges aat Mt Sterling Court day to a MrlGentryof Lexington forBridges Bros handle some of the

nest stock in the StateIn losing Hazen S Pingree the

ation loses ono of its greatesthmen He leaves ahat cannot well be filled Oh howwish we had more raen like HazenPingree with us today

TUB MAN WHO DOESNT ADVERTISE

Breathes there a man with soul so-ldead

That to himself he hath not saidMy trade of late is getting bad

Ill try another ten inch ad1 such there be go mark him well

For him no bank accountshall swellNo angel watch the golden stairTo welcome home a millionaireTo such n man the noisy dinOf traffic may not enter inFor bargainhunters by the scoreShall pass nor heed his dingy doorFor tho his sign is on the wallAnd on some barnyard gate a scrawlNo people who have cash and senseGo prancing around to rend a fenceTho man who never asks for tradeBy local line or ad displayedCares more for rest than worldly

gainAnd patronage but gives him painTread lightly friends let no ruth

BoundDisturb hia folitudc profoundHere let him live In calm reposeUnsought except by men ho owesAnd when he dies go plant him deepThat naught may break his dream ¬

less sleepWhere no rude clamor may dispelThe quiet that lie loved so wellAnd that tho world may know Us

lossPlace on his grave a wreath of mossAnd on the stone above Here lieB

A chump who wouldnt advertiseEx

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MY BUGGY HARNESS ARE TILE CHEAPEST for they are titt >safest to rise wUar time longest anti took flee dli the LImO I ddjViput on a machinemade saddle on my handrnado harness andthem handmade

I ViiisIlVe j ui Uneasy on uiiiiinouiuuu cDUKny harness FbSlgWhips and Dusters Axle Oil and Washers Harness and Soaps 4 <S

Mail orders for saddles promptly filled VII am Yours fdr the best and llarnnes

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Address all correspondence toHOME OFF CgTLEXINGTON KY

GOOD TERMS TO FIRST CLASS AGENTSi cS <

WAS OxzMrs Er1peckYo1cted like a fool when you proposed

mo Enpeck That wasntcting my dcarTown andCounry

TEDDERHEARTED Jobstock istery tenderhearted isnt be-

Tenderhearted n Well say that-nnm wouldnt even strike an aver-

age Cleveland Plain DealerIDREADIULiteU you1 said

Ine curbstone moralist this is atough world Thats sosthebusy man took time to reply and

titalivePhiladelpMaA RECORDBREAKER Subbdbs

uSee here yoo said that house webought of you was a stones throwfrom the station Agent 4CWeIUSubbubs Well I simply want to

now who threw that stonePhiikTimes fc

A NEiannoRLY DisfcnBAScE = v

irst Neighbor Well my doughen doesnt play the piano anyorse than your son writes poetry

Second Ditto Perhaps not butt can be heard so much farther

Detroit Free PressITS Own AxTzDorEAuthotIw

am troubledwake at night hour after hour

thinking about my literary workniend6Ifow very silly Why

dont you get up and read some of-itiltGlnsgoW Daily Times

IMPKOBABLK Mrs Innocencefinding poker chips in her hueGbands pockotsDear me I

eorge too thoughtful for nay¬

I I told him to buy something to amuse the baby and herele has brought home those pretty

colored disks Philadelphia Bee

ordMoolfTALEA man namedMoonpresented with a daughter by

is wife That was a new moonThe old Moon was so overcomewith joy that he went off and gotdrunk and that was a full moonWhen he became sober ha had but25 cents left That was the lastquarter But when his motherinaw met him at the door with arollingpin there was a total I

eclipse of the moon with seven staravisible Ex

JuSt SoYou may approximatethe stars to a nail keg hang theocean on a grape vine to dry wipethe nose of a cyclone with a towelcut off the tailend of a tornado fora keepsake put the sky in a gourdto soak unbuckle the belly band ofeternity and open up the sun andmoon as health resorts but neverdelude yourself with the idea thatywu can escape the other side ofpurgatory if you dont pay theprinter Ex-

THET AKB TOE PzorLThoyoung man who knows bow to layoff corn and potato rows and regu ¬

late the distance of the same loaetci get the crops is worth a cowpenfull of nice kidgloved fancyovercoated fellows who know how tolead a fashionable waltz Settinga plow just right and adjusting thegears so that backs and shouldersof horses will never hurt are worthathousandfold more to the countrythan knowing how to pass in theparlor Yes and a girlthat canbako a loaf of bread and make asweet roll of butter Is worth a wholeseminary of softhand angels whosit in the pahlah and let their

mas do the kitchen workExWhy dont you see Dr

Perry about your teeth

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