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M m t & ri I i ; i i ,1 t J r I : ;: f M f i f.. ' I i i : Ll3V9taS9s?9VHfPPIPHHHflHHHHH IBON HILL Mrs. W. L. Wilson is quite pick with typhoid fever. 0. D. Spcncc is teaching the school in the Lamb district. The stork visited the hornet, of Htnry Simpson and John Stembndge and presented each with a fine baby boy last week. Elvah Lamb, who has been sick for several week, is improving. Lilbert McDowell is teaching the school at Sugar Grove. James Crowoll, of Carrsvillo, has been visiting relatives in this section. Lenoth Lomnn ha gone to Lexington to attend school. W. W. Walker is suffering from rheumatism. Preston Lamb has gone to Dan-ville to attend school. During a storm early Sunday morning lightning struck and burned a barn and its contents owned by N. B. Fox. The loss was about $200. Wesley Thompson has Arkansas. to Chamberlain's Couph Remedy One is of The Best on The Market. For many years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has constantly gained in favor and popularity until it is now one of the most staple medicines in use and has an enormous sale. It is intended especially for acute throat and lung diseases, such as coughs, colds and croup, and can always be depended upon. It is pleasant and safe to take and is undoubtedly the best in the market for the purposes for which it is intended. Sold by J. H. Orme the leading drug store in Western Ky. Haynes & Taylor the enterprising druggists of Marion. . I MATTOON. We had an excellent rain here Sunday morning. Farmers have begun housing their is tobacco in this section most of our tobacco has been pledged and is being housed in good condition. Misses Vienna and Elva Roberts spent Saturday and Sunday at borne. John E. Roberts and wife will go to Blackiord this week to make that place their future home. Uncle George Wyatt is on the sick list. Leo Morgan, fireman on I. 0. railroad, spent several days with his parents last week. James Burton visited at Baker last week. Joe and Charlie Merritt, employes of the I. C. railroad, spent Sunday with their parents. James Wyatt is talking of moving to Blackford soon. Amos Lowery left Sunday for Evansville, lnd. Harry Roberts and family, of Lisman, visited here last week. Iff Frank Burton, who has has been engaged in digging coal at Harris-burg, 111., arrived home a few days ago and will take charge of his farm near Mattoon. J. A. Nation, of Repton, will leave with his family for Louisiana, where they will make their future home. Jay Brantley and Jim Burton have consolidated and organized a horse jockey club. They are buying up all the plugs thty can get, and they have made arrangements with Rufus Crowell, our blacksmith, to shoe them, one for the other Mr. Crowell is being rushed with work at present. The tent meeting began at this place Sunday. A good time is anticipated as several ministers will participate in the services. It ib thought that it will continue two wcckB. Dr, Finn's Testimony Interesting. Dr. Thomas Finn, of Boonsboro, Mo., who has practiced medicine for 32 years, say he has used every prescription known to the profession for treatment of kidney and bladder diseases, and says he has never found anything bo afFecive in both chronic and acute kidney and bladder trouble as Foley's Kidney Cure. It stops irregularities and builds up the whole system. J. II. Orme. pX. fSu. . "v Mb5 jfc:JU. - - NEW SALE!. Henry Urowstcr and Ed Summon have each a sick child under the care of a doctor. IMcnty of rain. Protracted meeting in progress at Tyners Chapel. Will Fuller and Miss Holl Kirk, two of our popular young people, were married in Marion Aug. ."list. Jas. K. Butler, of Marion, spent part of last week the guest of his friond, Harry Harpcnding. Clem Moran and family spent part ot last week the guest of relatives at 1'aducah. Farmers arc about done breaking wheat land and some few have com menced sowing. Tobacco being cut. John L. Hardeuding, of Siloam, spent part of last week the guest of his father's family. The Critteudcn Press grows better with each issue. It looks like the scarcity of coal would compel some of us to fall back our old fashion wood fires. Farm hands arc very scarce. It almost impossible to secure hands. Mrs. Henry Browstcr is visiting her mother, Mrs. White, near Lcvias. General Robert E. Lee. was the greatest General the world has ever known. Ballard's Snow Liniment is the greatest Liniment. Quickly cures all pains. It is within the reach of all. T. H. Pointer, Hempstead, Texas, writes: "This is to certify that Ballard's Sno" Liniment has been used in my household for years and has heen found to be an excellent Liniment for Rheumatic pains. am never without it." Sold by J. H. Orme. TIMOTHY OAKS. Mrs. Mary Gettings, of Marion, visiting Mrs. Press Ford. Bob and Albert Elkins were visiting their father near ClarksviUfj Tenn. last week. Mrs. J. 0. Adams is on the sick list. Miss Pearl Waddcll is teaching school at Starr this week. Mack Cash, of Eddyville, was visiting here Sunday. Mrs. L. L. Price, of Lcvias, was visiting Scott Paris' Saturday and Sunday. Tom Dollins was in our section lat week selling fertilizer. Nearly all Cough Cures, especially those that contain opiates, are constipating. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup contains no opiates and acts gently on the bowels. Pleasant to take. Sold by J. H. Orme. CHAPEL HILL. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Price were visiting Mr. and Mr. B. F. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Paris last Saturday and Sunday. Miss Ina Hillyard, of Frcdonia, is with her sister, Mrs. C. A. Walker, who has a vary sick little baby. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hill visited their daughter, Mrs. J. T. Bigham, of Craynevillc, Saturday and Sunday. We have some tobacco housed in this precinct and the majority will be put in the house in about a week or ten days. Mr. and Mrs. J. M Persons, of Marion, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Long Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Bill Wheeler, of View, was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. J. C. Adams, last Saturday and Sunday. Our school is progressing fine with Miss Elva Hill at the helm. WANTED. A few (colored men) for laborers iu foundry. No trouble ; good wages ; steady work for competent mcp. Plenty of colored people here. Colored schools and churches; good town to live in. Apply to Mt. Vernon Car Mfo. Co., Mt. Veraon, III. High prices ior dried fruit. Schwab. FOIDS FEIEY. Mrs. Lizzie Truitt has been visiting in the Mattoon vicinity the past few days. Sherman Ford was in Marion Wednesday. G. II. Kirk sold a team of mules to Mr. Bargcr last week. Perry Watson, who has lately moved back from Missouri, is at present engaged in building himself n nice dwelling on tho farm of his father-in-law, Dan J. Green. Marvin Truitt has been quite sick. The recent campmccting at Hurricane was well attended by the people of this vicinity. The old camp-meeting spirit still lives. Ligc Curry has lately leased fifty acres of timbered river bottom land from Mr. Lewis just across tho Ohio in Illinois, the Icaso is lor three years and our people arc proud of Mr. Curry's superior business ability. The Heath school house is being treated to a new roof as well as other repairs. Tom Williams and family left Monday evening, Sept. 2, for Mo., where he has rented a large farm. They made the trip in covered wagons. Fred Cook is making molasses in the Mt. Zion vicinity. James Daughtory, of the Hobrou locality, is back from a year s stay in Southcastt Missouri, He says that the country is over-praised, and that he can do as well or better here than there. Aaron James and son, Tobe, wcro in Marion Friday. Prof. M. U. Smart has lately purchased a new job printing pre-s. James Lucas was in Marion Saturday. The Dunn Springs protracted nicotine will oommoncc in a short time. James Lucas has beon assisting C. M. Clift with bis Tarm work this week. Can't Do Without tbe Press. Johnston City, 111. Mr. S. M. Jenkins: Please find enclosed $2.00 or post office money order for same to pay my subscription for the past year together with subscription for another year. We can't do without our dear old home paper. It is looked for and read with delight by each one of the family each weok. So sornl it along and do uot disappoint us by missing copies in the future as you have in the past. Sincerely yours, Wim. Wrinh. Poultry profits doubled by use of Rex Poultry Food Condimonts. Valuable $2.00 gift with $1.00 purchases. N. J. Bishop, Craynevillo. Ky. Lost, Strayed or Stolen. One black horse about twelvo years old, white hind foot and whito spot in face, fore feet hod, from my place on Tuesday night, Aug. 13. Write or telephone. J. W. Armstrong, Sheridan, Ky. CROOKED CREEK. Thomas Enoch has beon very sick with typoid fever. James Simpson, of Baker, visitod W. H. Thurman Thursday and Friday. G. W. Arflaek and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with his brother at Gladstone. J. G. Thurmau went to Tolu last Friday. Gravil Slaton rcturnod from Lyon county Saturday. Lonnie Pans and wifo visited G. W. Horning Sunday. Mrs. Emma Canada, of Marion, is visiting friends at Memphis Mines this week. Roe Gilbert lost seven fine hogs with the colera. Tobacco is about all cut and housed in this tcction. Bill Yates, of Sheridan, was here Friday. TOLU. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wolfe visited in Salem last week. Henry Wheeler and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Ward, of Golconda, after visiting relatives aud attending tho campmccting, returned to their homes last week. Prof. King, of .Marion, spent Thursday night in our midst. J. F. Jones is attending the revival ut Lola. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hugh Watson visited at J. E. Malcom's Saturday. T. L. Wright, of Blooming Rose, spent Wednesday here. Mr. aud Mrs. John Crolt aud children arc visiting relatives near Lola this week. Prof. Chas. Thomas began his school here Monday. Prof. Walker, of Evansville, was here Saturday in the interest of Lockyear's Business college. The best preparation ever made for stock is Rex Conditioner. Satisfaction guaranteed. Valuable 12.00 gift with a 1. 00 rackagc. J. N. Bishop, Craynevillc, Ky. TRIBUNE, Willis Towory and John Butler arc building a barn on the Towory farm. Dr. Hobcrt Porry and wife have located at this place. Our school is progressing nicely, uudcr the managomont of Miss Maude Richards. S. N. Phillips rcturnod Friday from a two woeks visit to his parent at Gion, Ark. Miss Dora WiNon is quite sick ! with the fever. Rev. W. T. Oakley made some pastoral oalls horc Monday. John Butler and family have moved to (he Phillips plaeo. Mrs. Betty Lemon is on the sick I list. Notes. A very heavy storm crossed a portion of this eounty Monday evening. Throe miles below horc at Coltnn a Point hailstonos fell larger than partridge eggs and to a depth of four inches, while at Elizabethtown many window panes were broken and considerable damage resulted from wind rain and hail. A brothor ot Mrs. C. H. Frayser, who owns and runs a saw mill across the river had a hand nearly cut off a few days ago and it still suffering very much from tho mutilated member. R. L. Voakoy goes to Fords Ferry for the winter and so that his wife can aid in tho care of her mother there, who has so long boon a sufferer from effects of an injured ankle. Mr. Yoakey is a tine mechanic and we shall indeod be glad if in the spring to follow ho shall see fit to return unto our town. His phonographic violin is a mechanical wonder and portrays a genius in its inventor. Hardin Era. NOTICE. All porsons against tho estate of J. ,N Gass, deooasod, arc hereby notified to present same to me, properly proven, on or before the first day of Ootober 1JI07 or same will be barred lrom collection. J. G. ItociiKiTKK, Admr. Alaaln'a Xevr Inland. La tt March reports were rectlvecl that a new volcnnlc lelund had bn found In Herlng sea. LaUr, L. L, nales. a well lrnown Alnkknn hunter and trapper, sallcsl close to the island. H ( estimated Its hidght at 0(0 feet and it length at nloui three mile. Mr. Hulch Is quoted ns saying "The island linn come from the dentin of the sea since last spring. I hardly credited the report when I first heard ot, it. but went close to it shortly afterward In n nenllng Bchooner. There were Htrwima of luvn still running down into the son from the crater, or one of tho craters. The era Is nlmot colored by thousands of dead fish. They have been killed by tbe heat from tho lavn. "Cloe to the Islnnd tho eon nlraost boll. It la rucked and about 900 feet hlph. or n little more. The llnnd Is almost enveloped In clouds of steam and smoke. It lion about fifty miles west of Dutch nnrbor. almost directly between the Bogomlof Islands." Boston Aluskan. CATARRH IS CURABLE. Successful Experiments In Abating avid Curing tbis Disease. Catarrh is an entirely unnecessary disease and should not be tolerated for a single day now that Hyomci is so generally known and has made so many cures in Marion and other towns. Until comparatively recent times catarrh was thought to be a blood disease aud stomach dosing the only troutiucnt. Modern science finally disproved this idea of the oauso of catarrh, and found that it was a germ disease and, after many experiments, tho remudy was decided to be Hyomci. Hyomci medicates tho air you breathe, it kill-, the catarrhal germs, it heals the smarting and raw membranes of the paage in the nose and throat, it cures all catarrhal troubles. As there is life and health in the air in tho where the pine forests give off their fragrant and healing balsams, so there is life and health in broathing Hyomci. There is no need of suffering from Catarrh ii the simple and uatural treatment of Hyomoi is used. So sure is this treatment to cure even the worst cases of catarrh, that Haynes & Taylor sell it undor an absolute guarantee to refund the moucy if it docs not do all that is olaimod for it. T. rrodactkiii of Hum. InTMtirattoo 9t tfee capacity of hens to lay effB TWOttM Id tkt dlacovery that the 3 pnaQttlen of neat H- create comD4rktT tm tfe ax of Unr years. Tbet, bmb tajv at th ag of n yr absut twraty CK at Hit ajt of tw yevra. itwt 130 at tfce ag of abjvw yotm, anovt 133, t the are ot foar Jtara, about 11A; at Um aft Af fir yr about eighty, CDd at tt f ot ati year, atxty. FOR LAJJD SAKE Use Bawkcr's fertilizer. For sale by R. H. Kemp, Marion, Ky. Oouot HoeX mtu Hilmitw Ooreroor or Kama, mm took any trtt la the rainaaara. vk yrara pa ptcfcnl op a ic4 OaftJ f aoocy fruu f&rrBaro rn tb laiw tat. At cot Oam la mjiaji af atarloa wre ruWcrtbrng to pay for aoaic rata makta; exprrtemaa. Kr. Horn decitned ro tp tn aaa am arty deacon qootea fretlnsly: Lord lovets a cbverf ul giver " KaaJa rrplhxl 1 rvoogjitt tho cooUOom, bat let n rem rod yoo of 'A fod and irht mowy ait aooa aartpa.' Dotft forstt that "Yfhrtm da jaa nnd that in me Bcrrpturvar aaaad flaw fcacmi "Why, In ItarthoktsMW UL i," ihswertd Iloch, moving away. Tha flcacoii nod hl frteoda buntea op a BJbW nnd not for nioe Uue did thy ataaover that then waa no auch la the Scriptures. DallylProgram Tor Public School. School program for all school- in the county as reported by the committee appointed bySupt. Paris-A. M. H UO Oponing Kxoroiscs. 8:15 Arithmetic, fth. Grade. H:M) Chart and First Header. 0:00 Heading, L'nd. Grade. :ir Heading Fourth and Fifth Grados. I .f) Arithmetic, JUh. Grade. 0:50 Arithmetic grade. 10:15 HcechH. 10.30 Numbers, 1st and socond Grades. 10 15 Language, 3rd. grade. 11 00 Grammar it. Composition Fifth grade. 11:25 Grammar, 1th, grade. 11 15 Oral Spelling, :trd grade. 11 55 Writing, all grades. 1. M. 1 (10 Song, 1 05 Chart and First Itoador. 1 20 Jleading nd, trrado. 1 :35 physiology or Civics fith, Grade. 2 00 Heading. lird, grade. 2 15 I'yhsiology or Geography. 2:30 Hccess. 2 15 History, fith, Grade. 3:00 3 10 3 25 3.40 3:50 Oral Work, lut, uud 2ud, grades. History, grade. Geography, (Jth, grade. Spelling, Ilrd, grade.. Spelliug, Oral or Written lth, and Dth, grades. AN AERIAL NAVIGATOR. I YOUNO INVENTOR WILL Ply THROUGH THE AIR, IS NOW HEADED FOR KENTUCKY State Fair Management Announce, Hla Apptarance In Piiena,r Carrying Ship. The problem of norlal na kv 9 at last been solved Tlie ltnt. , L attain this desired unit U t a, t , KtMlMtmhuc, of Toledo O r American to makvu hucc ,-, In an airship This Mrst t! Ui t m.ule iJurin: tho World h Pa . ,' Louis In October. 1901. ui.it, i, hue was only In hla Vwen i je a i cry young man 1 it 1 1 , outs that be has Ihirlnu the jwwt wluter he ' , hi entho tlm In jH'rfoe'nR a i ot craft to ply the cloud carry i.iix'nni Fortunate)) for 'hose h tend the Kentucky Htate V&' held at lOulellle, Septemb 2Jt. the servlc of CapUIn K Va hhtit and hla pussenirer ca ship hsrt been secured for lai j , during this itrcut . the metropolis of Ken , Stnte Hoard o Acrlro . . whyn Uie fair in ,. r el'wed a contract with t'ap'a enhue veraJ uwkn nno t therein that hU vUlt to the Kt . State Fair wa to tx his nnK apiiearaucs In his paRrni;i a r a.rhlp lihrr In Kyiturk or cn Indiana The big ulrahlp will bo dl, xa aerodrome when not In ' parmlftlnr vlltor at th fa' p a clot Involution of It. who -have an opportunity of tAklng a through the air with Captain Ki m shoe If they dctre Captain Knabonihu u ( ul r ry flrrnlr the eort of the d",,r. lam that enable htm to earn , x 3 ier Into tti air. lr.it he ha pr t, j u to eWe a brW lroerlptt w ..' i marrnJou Invention The nun a bag ha a eapactt) of ?ono feet of hydrotfta kj KtvtnK ' "r power of 1.S00 pound Tlie ene . I 120 fet la Klh and abou" ' 'f. in diameter Two mammot1 a plannt. which trvi to re't ! lnd pruaort and propel the m snl. ar built on elth" U Two dAlleateiy constructed ens no ' twenty horse' power each " drawing power enabllnit the rraf' ' Mill through tbe unchartered - a a tp4MK) of ahtty mile per hour Th' ped U bttainMl only tn a ra.n hl in a moderate wind th ve)oct' If r duoed to abont forty five miles an hour With his new airship. Captain Knabn shur l able to sail under ant w lltlons Kv'tnt)llns very floanly the rood coach of a street ra'lway the n rar It ninety feet km with fit m irtti pnvlded for the psjuengeri Th T,irstor sits at th bow of the e uuii KUkle It In Its Journey dpi Kusbertshuo has built the prcvellur atnl rudder alons; entirely dlffo'eni line (ban heretofore, nnd the viel takr i n whole, but fa'ntl) resemb'es irmallor orsfts which heretofore l.ar. shown In Oils country Tbo enaasjtment of Captain Knsber. shuo and hJs passenaercurryla? a -sir at the Bute Fnlr Is for a fllgV dnilv fir all days, and me o- at night, when the rl' Krea'er norial will ne a nene searehllihl to g!de h im-i!Ke CAPTIVE BALLOON ADDED Visitors to the Kentucky Stat" KM In txiulsrllle. during the wek ' Pep tember ICth. who are not wlllln? ' rink their llvos In Captain Knabn khue'i alrnhlp or In the balloon rncei. may stlsfy their dr slr to soe "how It feels to be In tho :ilr" bv tfoinx up In a caitlve bhi!mm whlrh Is to Ims one of the attrartlopi ThU balloon, ait Its name Indleatus I-firmly tied to the earth, and bv means of a wlndlK It Is allowH to rUe In the air to ielr,t of f.00 foot It will carry pae every ten minutes CREAf TOBACCO DISPLAY. S Largest Amount of Money Ever Of ferari to-Oe Given at Ksntucky State Fair. The State U ard of tin. dor wiose jusplcos the Kentucky Fn'r Is jd be held at Louisville, September IPlh to 21nt, has appropriated M75 to be Riven in premiums on tob'trro during fajr week, Btid Uil haa boon supplemented by the Louisville Hoard of Trad with an approprintloa of $210 This amount of raonoy should hrlnir together the finest lot of simples ever shown The premiums offered by the Board of Trade are an follows- Durlsy Types. Kf.r beit jample it prifttitlnr hohaa of not Ih thin w trnnndi ut. Ilrlsht Hurler Ukl Toliarro Tor tljf liert wimple reprewntlnc hoiriheodol not lm tlin noi poundi nt ol K1 Hurler l1 Ibbnrco j, k Dark Types. F"r '"", il'le rprmnUiir horihesil el not i"v. tliuii I AX) poundt utt ol Wre Cur4 Trtflreo lf-( ., nt tli !., mruple rcprfwntln hcsihntd of . i t lri ttii.ii l.cifjo pound! net, ol Unflred I "burro M 'iinnlc of toUu co eomiMtliir for I- lv lmn n.i.I M.lrd by Uie Loulivllle im luUino IxetisniiP Inirwtloa. not llmlt4 i up. and vvn to all liUiton,