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HE WAS LOYAL 10
HIS BLACK MAMMY
A Story Of the South and
Of Real Life,
SHOWING THEDEEP AFFECTION
Existing Between the Old Time
Darkies and Their White
Companions.
KKCOXCI NATION AKTKi: THAUS
kissed him. Tlio boys and girls
born In tlio South, somo of whom
had black Mammies, were not sur
prised nt this show pf affection but
May Travis laughed. Young Ed
mondson hastily released himself
from her embrace, and with flushed
faco told her ho waa now a man
nnd that she must no longer kiss
htm.
Wounded by the words of "her
chile," she burst into tears and with
her white apron held to her face,
slowly walked Into the house.
Charles' mother snld: "My son, you
have broken your poor Mammy's
heart. I am sorry you spoke to her
in such a mnnncr. She loves you
devotedly and never went to bed
when you were away without saying
a prayer for your safe return."
IJut before his mother had spoken
Charles felt tlio blush of shame
mount to his cheeks for his treat
ment of one who had loved him
from his babyhood, and nil the af
ternoon and evening thought of the
hurt Inflicted. I
After those of his young friends
WOMEN SHRINK
FROM
MODESTY
Bear Grievous Ailments Rather
Than Make Conditions
Known.
(Shelby Oliver In Courier-Journal.)
The Hdniondsons lived in Missis
sippi. The family consisted of
Orandma Kdmondsou, Mrs. ndmond-
i-on and her son, Charles, named for Ioep e aroS(J( put on h,g cIothes
1.1. n4lln ni nftlnnn 111 lltrt fain "If I .. ' ..... ...
ins i.iitui, nil umv.-. ... . . - .alu, walked to the cabin lit the cor-
crato army, who lost his life at the of the ynrd occufci, by his
battle of Vicksburg. black Mammy nnd her husband.
This child of the South, who, in Knocking on the door the man ask
infancy, nursed at a black nmnimy's 0d "Who's there?" "It Is I, Uncle
breast, nnd who received his prepar- Stephen, I want to see Mammy." Al
atory education front a governess most Instantly the door of the hum-
in ins nome, was starting to cuiicgu. me nom ;vas opened and with a
The old family carriage, with Its eb
ony driver, was at the gate to take
him to the station; his mother and
grandmother had pressed him to
their bosoms and kissed him good
bye, , The negro house servants and,
t'.eld hands were standing around to
see him depart. His black mammy
had gone into the house to get
something overlooked when she
packed his gripsack. When the
ilender youth started down the
steps of his old plantation homo she
,rau out, threw her arms around his
neck and kissed him. The boy, who
held her In great affection, received
her caresses as a matter of course,
and she walked to the gate with her
arm around his shoulder.
A year later, when young bd
mondson returned front the univer
Tlio subject of complaints pecu
liar to women Is n delicate one, yet
it is a plain duty to let these suf
ferers know that most of tho re-
rnngements which they suffer are
duo primarily to nervous debility.
Many a suffering woman, influenc
ed by shrinking modesty, has borno
this grievous condition without com
plaint rather than make a personal
appeal. When women say, "I am all
run down, so nervous and weak,"
that means they are victims of the
modern mnlady.
Such women, nnd they are de-
who did not spend the night nt his glon in every community, suffer
home had departed he locked the from headaches, backaches, loss of
doors of the front hall, went to his
room and to bed, but ho couldn't
credited' rcprcsentatlt'os pf a frc
people is proof of the fact that this
country and this Stato can't boast
of such a democratic form of govern
ment, after nil. What "pressure"
was brought to bear on this commit
tee, anyhow? Todd County Times.
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A. S. OF R. XOTICK AS
TO TIIK roULTIlY DKAIj
XMOOOOOOOObOOOOaoOOOOiOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOjft
Call and See
Our Big Line of
shawl angina Jier shoulders the two
sat on the bteps of the little cabin
and talked for a long time, she hold
ing one of his hands In both of hers.
One a scion of one of the moat aris
tocratic families in the South. the
pthrr his black Mammy.
8 t TJ; -
Had breath, hitter far.te, dizziness
and a general "no account," feeling
Is a sure sign of a torpid liver. Her
blne is the medicine needed. It
makes the liver active, vitalizes tho
blood, regulates the bowels and
restores a fine feeling of energy and
cheerfulness. Price ."iOc. Sold by Z.
Wilbur Mitchell, Beaver Dam. m
Advertisement.
TOO Ml'CII WOKK ItKKKDS
niSKASK, SAYS ItllANDKIS
Washington, April 7. The United
States Supremo Court was urged to
1 dav to decide that the Interests nf
sity, some of his friends came to his BOccty (leman(ls that tll0 cmioyees
nome to out mm welcome. iney
appetite nnd sleeplessness. Their
spirits are depressed and their lives
are not the normally happy ones of
their more fortunate sisters. Often,
too, there are spells of nausea,
weakness, or even fainting, that
makes them feel insecure and to
wonder when they will be embar
rassed, or even in danger, because
of their condition.
For such suffering women Tanlac,
the tonic, tissue builder, appetizer
and invigorant, is ideal. Tanlac
builds up the system, promotes di
gestion and proporo assimlllation of
food, vitalizes the blood and brings
back healthy color to the cheeks and
real sparkle to tho eyes.
Tanlac may now be obtained in
llnrtford at the Ohio County Drug
Co.'s store, where its merits ahe ful
ly explained.
of mills factories nnd ninnufnctitr-
were Ills young neighbors, boys and ,ng cstabshlet8 shall not work
girls with whom he had grown up. nloro than ton ,)ours a (ny
Among them was May Travis. May's The quc8tIon wn8 ,nld bcfore Ul0
father was from the North and court , B b,.ef ,lreparcd undor the
wealthy. He paid a substitute to, (HrcctiolI of Louls D nramlels untn
take his place In the Union army. lfs nomIliaton t0 the Supreme Court
nml nfter tlio war was over, moved -i... . .... . ........ ... .. . .
uuiifceii mm 10 wiinuraw. u cieaisi
Tanlac may be obtained Jn the
following nearby towns: Beaver
Dam, Z. Wilbur Mitchell; Center
town, It. C. Morton & Son; McHen
ry, Williams Coal Co.; Ceralvo, C.
R. Fulkerson; Cromwell, Wallace
& Porter; Banock, Cook & Co.;
Rockport, Harrell Bros.; Nelson,
Nelson Creek Coal Co.; LIvermore,
J. F. Smith; Island. A. R. Pollock;
Dundee, C. C. King; Fordsville, J.
D .Cooper; Olaton, J. II. Cuuan.
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O ATTKXTIOX O
O DRUGGIST STORK KKRI'KRS O
O An exclusive Tanlac ngont. is O
O unnlitl in every town, village O
O and cross-roads in this county. O
O For particulars mid advertis- O
Don't forgot tlio next poultry de
livery nt Hartford and Beaver Dam
on April thti 12th and 13th, and nt
Ccntcrtown, April 13th, p. nt., nnd
April Htlt, all day.
Remember all poultry can bo de
livered at pooled prices whether you
have signed the pledge or not, as tho
purchaser has agreed to tako tho
'.outside poultry, or In other words,
this is dono in order to nvold con
fusion nt tho car and to give every
ono a chance to tako advantage of
the high prices.
Thirteen cents was tho maximum
price up until tho dny tho pool was
bought nnd is yet except in territo
ries .whore tho pool has raised the
price. This raise was compelled by
other prodtico firms in order to get
poultry and weaken the organiza
tion. Don't forget that the buyer of this
pool bid the highest prices nnd that
others have bid more on the day of
delivery to buy you, and not to pay
more for your poultry; that it 19
costing the pool buyer more than
the other fellow, slnco ho pays to
the organization 1 per cent, to
pay your dues so that tho organiza
tion may be maintained, nnd that
this is paid, above the sale price,
which Is as follows Hens $14.30,
Cocks 9c, Ducks $14.30, Turkeys
lfic. Geese 12c, Guineas 25c each.
So now don't sell yourself but deliv
er the goods to the pool car and save
your organization.
HENRY M. PIRTLE,
14t2 County Sec'y.
Spr
ing:
Goods
for Men, Women
and Children.
A big line on display.
We have the most attractive merchandise
.and prices that have been shown. Come
in and see for yourself.
HUB CLOTHING CO.
HARTFORD, KY.
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We Have Just Received t
('hninberlahrs Cough Remedy.
From a small beginning the sale
and use of this remedy has extended
to all parts of the United States and
to many foreign countries. When
you have need of such a medicine
give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a
trial and you will understand why
It has become so popular for coughs,
colds and croup. Obtainable every
where, m
Advertisement.
FORD HAS GOOD IEAD
IN STATE OF MICHIGAN
ator William Alden Smith, of Grand
to the South. He and his wife nev- ..,, t constitutlonilltv of thol il,K I,,M1,, l'st' address Coop- O, Rapids, for (ie Republican nomi-'
Detroit, April C. Detroit news
papers, which compiled returns of
tho Presidential preference primary
held in Michigan Monday, wero
agreed to-day that Henry Ford, of
Detroit, defeated United States Sen-
er discussed the late unpleasantness 0rCROn Ten.Hour Law lllIt most of
umi tneir neignuors, ami. ueing a s thousaml pages are ,1(!VotC(1 t0
family of culture and refinement, contending that there is a growing
ere admitted into a social circle. 0non throUf,hout the world tIlat
,their entrance Into which money ,eBlslatlon , necessary to limit the
cnttld not buy. j ,0Mrs of labor , mjI,s am, factorpa-
Young Edmondson, dressed in his The brlet Was ncd f(Jr tho Natlonal
handsomo cadet uniform, alighted Consumers' League
from his carriage and ran up tho Bfnta (lln, nf .. .,,,.
, ing factors to tho Increase of heart
) and kidney diseases in the United
I States 13 the stress and strain of
i American ways of living and work-
O er Medicine Company, Dayton, Oi nation by a majority of from 3,500
steps of the veranda, on which the
little party stood. After being af
fectionately greeted by his mother
and grandmother, he idiook hands
with the boys and girls, tho last of
whom was May Travis. Her hand
lingered in his longer than the oth
ers, and both felt thrills of happi
ness with the budding of love in
their young hearts.
As he released her hand his Mam
H'J'i WliQ was arranging the bounte
"ous table to which they would soon
hit down, saw him through the win
dow and ran to him. With happi
ness Pictured on her dark faco she
put her arms around his neck and
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL?
Many I lull foul People Know (lie Im
portance or Healthy Ividney.s.
ing nnd quotes forty pages of ex
tracts from scicntitlc papers In sup
port of this claim.
Pills lift,! For Uvcr.
Because they contain the best
liver medicines, no matter how bit
ter er nnuseatirg, for tho sweet su
gar coating hides the taste. Dr.
King's New Life Pills contain in
gredients that put the liver work
ing, move tho boTc'-s freely. No
gripe, rn nausea, aid dlpest'nn. Just
trv (i bottlo of Dr. King's Now Llfo
Pills and notice how much better
you feel. 20c at druggists. m
Advertisement.
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Advertisement.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
7dz49s&
to 4,500. An extremely light, vote,
probably not more than 130,000,
was cast.
Always bears
the
Signature
Villa Pulh I'p Maiima.
San Rafael, Cal., April 8. Blx
Mexican youths nro being educated
at a local military acadomy at the
expense of Francisco JVilla, it bo
ennto known here. They havo been
studying hero since 1013, with $18.
000 tuition for three years paid in
Parole Denied Youtscy.
Frankfort, Ky., April C. With D.
13. O'SullIvan, chairman of the Board
of Prison Commissioners, favoring,
and Commissioners M. S. Conley and
F. Tom Hatcher opposing, parole
was refused Henry Youtsey, who has,
spent sixteen years in prison after
conviction for complicity in the as
sassination of Governor Goebel.
A prudent mother is always on
the watch for symptoms of wnrins In
her children. Paleness, lack of In
terest in pl'iv, and peevishness is the
cignal ior White's Cream Vermifuge
A few tloSea of this excellent remedy
Pitts nn end to tho worms ftftrt the
rhlld sion nets mturaliy Price 23c
pr bottlo. Snld by Z. Wilbur Mitch
ell. Beaver Dam. m
Advertisement.
The iJtuless 1 et:IMutur
One of tho most outrageous nets
ever perpetrated in Frankfort, tho
The kidneys lilter the blood.
They work night and day.
Well kidneys remove Impurities
weaK Kidneys aiiow impurities to nuvni-u. .
multiply. Tho Mexican bandit, also spent (sceno of Inany outrageous occur-
No kldnry ill bUmild bt neglected. Uc.000 In giving six other youthful ences, was that of tho Rules Com
Thero is lbsiblo dancer In duhy.1 proteges a year's training at nnother m,tteo r tl10 """so of Represcnta
If jou havo backacho or urinary military academy hero' two years t,VPS. wlilcli. despite tho petition of
tumbles, 'ago. a majority of tho Representatives,
If you arc norvous, dizzy or worn! Colonel Carlos Jnuregul. forn,nr'r'2 I" '. positively refused to bring
out. ! "real agent for Villa at El Paso, out tl10 nnti-shlpmont liquor hill,
Begin treating your kldnevs at' brought the 12 boys hero In mi a. I whldi was aimed at bootlegging and
Told That There Was No Cure For
Hint.
"After suffering for over, twenty
years with indigestion and having
enno of tho best doctors here tell
pio Miorp wn3 nn cure for me. I
think It only tight to tell you for
the sake nf other sufferers as well
as your own satisfaction that a 25
cent bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets
not only relieved mo but cured me
within two months although I am a
man of G3 years." writes Jul. Gro
bien, Houston, Texas. Obtainable
everywhere. m
Advertisement.
A Persistent Flatterer.
Mother Why don't you yawn
when ho stays too long? He'll tako
tho hint and go.
Daughter I did, nnd ho told mo
what beautiful teeth I had.
HOW THIS MOTHER
Got Strength To So Her Work
Fair Haven, VL-" I wub bo nervous
and run down that I could not do my
housework for my little family of three.
I had doctored for nearly two years with
out help. One day I read about Vinol,
and thanks to it. my health has been re
stored so I am doing all my housework
once more. I am telling all my friends
what Vinol has done for me." Mrs.
James H. Eddy.
Vinol is a delicious cod liver and iron
tonic which creates a healthy appetite,
aids digestion and makes pure blood.
James H. Williams, Drugglbt, Hart
ford, Ky. Vinol is sold in Reuver
Doin by Z. W. Mitchell, Druggist.
once;
Uso a proven kidney remedy.
None endorsed like Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Recommended by thousands.
Proved by Hartford testimony.
Henry Nail, Hartford, Ky., says:
"I had pains in my bock and In my
rides. Seeing Donn's Kidney Pills
advertised, I procured a box tit tho
Ohio County Drug Co. Thoy did mo
n world of good. I recommend
Do.tn's Kidney Pills to nnyono suf-
ferlng from kidney trouble."
Prico ."Qc at all dealers. Don't
tho expressed wishes of the duly ac-
Tho fact that Villa was sending them wouhl ,,avo l,ono ,"ucl toward kill
through school was kept a secret. ,nB tl,at most obnoxious branch of
" ' tho liquor business. That a dozon
To Irivn a'lliw hea'thv complexion men can thus deliberately overrldo
mu iiYi-r wild uu iit'tiii', tlio uow-
ols regular and tho blond puro. All
this Is brntpjht about lv using Iler
bftin. It thorough! scours tho liver,
stomach nnd bowols. puts thi body
In duo condition and restores thut
elcir. pink and wMt complexion bo
I'ltich deslro'l liv ladle. Prlc 50c.
Pold by ',, Wilbur Mitchell, Reaver
Dnpi. jn
Advertisement.
RaPT-ig3
KKRTWi
HAIR BALSAM
A toilet prtpamloB of mrrlt.
Jtelpl to eradicate dandruff.
For Reatorln Color and
Boauty to Gra y or Faded Hair.
a, ana ' . f ni-n.ip.
Language Slit (Mies.
It la estimated that 140.000,000
slntply ask for n kidnoy remedy people now speak tho Knglish lau
get Doan's Kidnoy Pills tho same guago, 51,000,000 tho French, 75,
flint Mr. Nail had. Fostor-Mliburn 000,000 Herman, 33,000,000 Itallun,
Co.. Props.. Buffalo, N. Y. , 42,000,000 Spanish, 13,000,000
Advertisement, Portuguese, and 7C.000.000 Russian.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as thoy
cannot reach the eat ot the disease. Ca
tarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease,
and In order to euro It you must take In
ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure U '
taken Internally, und acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Hall's
Catarrh Curo Is not a quack medicine. It
was prescribed by one ot the best pliy
eklans In this country for years and Is
a regular prescription. It Is composed of
tho best tonics known, combined with tlio
best blood purifiers, nctliuj directly on tlio
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina
tion of tho two Incroillriit.l Is uliat nrn.
duces such wonderful iroiiU" In rurleiB
i-uiiiiriu nrnu ior ii'Miiiioriuis, trie. t
V. 3. CHUNK,- & CO.. I'r- p., Toledo, O.
Sold by liruciflatg. -. . "U; "
VaUe Hal'. l'au.Uy l. Ii tut coiulipallon.t
Best Pig Feed
l'v tan b1 te get,
ays Mr. W.W. Hubbard.
Piiwldent Indiana Poland
China Uroodew' Awoclatloii,
La Foutalne. InUlaua. Iu
willlmf about
Rapivr'sPigMfal
rMpBE UQIlalj's) V liUT 'iw'Hi w
rheapnt feed awl brat (Towloi ImiI that I bat
Iimu able to aikl to mf lio ntiou," lleauoi.
lluliaeulKlllieuiaJI. ItiUiutulUa u-Utntuto
mtilure o( alfalfa leaf meal, luolaafe. coto
ttse.1 intal, IliMretl meal, criuhed wheal, oata,
berlrr ajiJiroundllauoed aaure.ouloaframt
Jif HI IWW f HO CI.. M I'.. VciVnMJ
Our New
! Spring Goods!!
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Have a Nice Line of
Dress Goods and Notions.
Please call aud see us before buying elsewhere,
are sure we can save you money.
We X
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Over a million Ford cars in use to-day is
your best guarantee of satisfactory service.
Serving everybody bringing pleasure to
everybody, the Ford car is utility your car.
The same high quality, with lower prices.
Costs least to operate and maintain. Ford
service everywhere. The Touring Car is
$440; Runabout 390, f. o. b. Detroit. On
display and sale at
E. P. BARNES &BRO.,
Beaver Dam, Ky.
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Light and Power Company
(IMCOKPOKATKU1
E. G. BARRASS MGR.,
Hlax-fef o:r?a., TLr.
Will wire your house at cost. Electric Lights are clean, healthy
ang sate, no nome or Business nouse should be without them
when within reach. xi
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