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L BUREAU OF MINES I
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ixs iron NORWOOD TALUS I
Lexington Ky Nov soAn tn
teresting account of the work of res
cue at mine No 3 of the Providence
Mining company at Providence Ky
as carried on by the several assistant
t I stab mine Inspectors of Kentucky
t + aswltcd by government rescuo station
officers following the explosion at I
t rthat mine last Friday when eleven I
men wore entombed and killed and 1
andII II
c It given Monday morning by State Mine
f Inspector O J Norwood In an Inter
lIncI
view hero I
1 Incidentally Prof Norwood cor
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t ° vetted an erroneous Impression that
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Irad been made by dispatches sent I
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y aster from which It appeared that
the assistant tate Inspectors of
fif fi f f Kentucky were able to do little In the
et
remie work and that the government l
4rescue t station officers government
situationI I +
t which was entirely wrong as Assist
ant Inspector Thos O Long of Far
llngton was In charge at all times
r and did most efficient work Prof
Norwood said
The fact that not only did Mr
Long aid la the rescue as stated 1 In I
some dispatches but ho bad charge t
of It from start to finish Ho led the t
first party that entered tho mine In i I
search of the men underground
Hie own apparatus was not available t
at first hence he used a hcmlet slip
piled from the equipment that waa I
brought from LInton though had I
the car been about thirty minutes I
later In reaching Providence he t
would have been using hls own ap
paratus
< Mr Long burned to toe mine I
after receiving word of the explosion
Friday afternoon and at once took
up the work of rescue Ho found
both of tho working compartments I
wreckaget
t and tho ventilating fan out of com
mission In consequence of damage I
done to Its housing Ho promptly
and Ingeniously repaired the fan by
the use of heavy canvas or brat II
tice cloth put tho fan to work and I
ball ventilation restored by about I
13O that night This was the fin
thing to be done even had there been t
an abundance of rescue apparatus on
tho ground Had there been such L
apparatus available however air
Long could and would have entered I
the mine without waiting for the
restoration of ventilation though as
Investigation proved no lives could I I
have been saved couldI I
He did not take his set of rescue
reacuj j
pang from which It had been pur
chased had not made delivery com
plato which Includes the assembling i
and testing of the various parts The I
helmets are of a now and Improved t
type with which Mr Long was not 1
familiar though quite familiar with I
the older type hence he could not t
safely undertake to ascerablo the
Parts himself any error In assemb
ling and any failure to detect fl de
feet however slight Is too serious a L
matter for one to take risks In
Tho apparatus was sent to tho
QUIT CALOMEL
THOUSANDS A It K TURIN I
lHOAI THIS DAVGKKOUK
DUUG
A Snfo Vegetable Sulistiluto Is I
Substilutat t
Liver
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Dr F 3L Edwards a prominent I
physician of Portsmouth Ohio has
discovered n new ilaxntlvo and liver
toner in a combination of vegetable
materials Including olive VegctnbleI l I
is In effect almost exactly llko the I
old and untrustworthy calomel ex1 I
copt that there are none of tho bad l
after effects of calomeJ
I Dr Edwards has long been a Toe
of calomel though ho recognized its 1
value along with its dangers
His dirtruit of the uncertain drug r
eventually started him years ago to
wards experiments with tho view of
discovering a substitute and ho 1 Is
today In possorelon of the long
bought for combination which is In 1
the shape of a little sugarcoated
augarcoalI I r
experlence 1
lance and practice are embodied In 1
these marvelous litho tablets
They aro called Dr Edwards
h Olive Tablets and thefr effect on tho
liver has been the means of relief to t
many of Dr Edwards regular pa
paLlents f
others who hare suffered and we roI
afraid of calomel I
are gentle In
They their action
yet always effective The bring
spiritl l
that natural buoyancy which should I
be enjoyed by everyone by toning t
tontnc c rn J I
of harmful Impurities j I
IAlb I druggists cell them in neat 1
I vest pocket sizes at Hc and 2 lie I
The Olive Tablet Company of I
Portsmouth Ohio Dr F M EdI
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I On fly 2 n shopping days until
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The Great Btfc g Bunsy Dayligh Storew 1
IB the Capitol of Toyland
i OUR Toy Section is larger and better than ever heretofore The very latest and best productions of foreign and domestic rnanufrcturers are
lI I gathered into a bewildering array of amusement devices for the little ones The assortment IS gIven adequate display in the rear of our t
i i left section first floor Parents are requested to bring their children to this show before heavy selling in order that they may have time and of
I opportunity to see just what they want Santa Claus to bring them t
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sells dressed and umlrnweoV
from lOc to 91000
Chairs and ltockcrat5c
Ikxls and Crndlcsi S5c
Train C to 91000
IGallles 0 100010c
10ct
Tyi > ewrltcrs 119
pStearn Engines 1110 to 8JSQQ I
IJIttrlc Motors LOc to tH > 3
Hocking Horses 130 I to 850
I IGoCnrts I mid Carriages 2oa to2 <
Childs Desks 100 to 200
Tables SlOO
Soldiers 9100
8150n
100k I
15d 0
Hanks rOe
Friction Toys JOc to 100
Hcflectoscopcs 200
IImIne
mine however and Assistant Inspec
Itor Barr who IB familiar with the
new type was sent from the Lexing
ton office to put It In working order
and assist In the rescue work lie
left Lexington within less than two
hours after tho explosion and are
edrived at Providence within Jo minI
ales after tho arrival of the rescue
car from Linton and could have fad
a hemlet ready within a very few
minutes
minutesAssistant
Assistant Inspector Jones In charge
of the Central City district was also
sent to the mine with Ms set of ap
paratus He also took part in the
work though it proved that his ap
paratus was not needed ready to
take tho additional equipment should
it bo needed and kept In touch with
the situation at the mine ag tho work
progressed
In addition to the Kentucky Inspec
lore and several injected volunteers
from nearby Mr Long had tho BB
stance of the gentlemen who camo
with tile government rescue car from
Indiana
IndianaThere
There seems to be a nilBconceptlon
on the part of many of tho official
status of representative of tho U S
bureau of mines when they respond 1
to calls for ald < in case of mine acct l
dents They do not undertake to as
sumo charge of the rescue work at
any mine where there aro state tn
spectors and the levelheaded ones
do not assume an air of superior In
telligence simply because they hay o
an oxygen helmet while tho state
inspectoran
Inspector may not their solo purpose
is to render aid to tho state official
jlf he needs it and at the same time
gather Information concerning the
accident
This office js on tao most cordial t
terms with tho U S bureau of mines
knows the actual benefits to the minI I
ing Industry that under wire admin roil
istration may be derived from f Its
tto
creation honors and believes In tho
present bead of the bureau and It f
appreciate the prompt attention I
fgiven by tho Evansvllle station to the
call from Providence
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Explaining Shakespearec r I
rot Grander Matthews of ColumI
bla In ono of his addresses on thI I I
drama Said of an unimaginative and
prosaic dramatist
He 1t was I am sure who lot Ills c
youth on beIng asked In examination
what Shakespeare meant by the
phrase Sormons In stones wrote in I
reply j
roWhen passing by a tombstone
you may learn tho name and the
dates of birth and death of the de
parted one and also from the In
icrlptlon a valuable moral lesson
from his or her We Walking I
Ialong
mHcston 9 the number of mllos to
Itbo nearest townS and thus acqlltro
1eObraphkal information heaps ro
istoncs by the roadside Indicate ofI I
ropaVrs are to take place and so 4n
dlcato a leiwm in neatness 8t I
nld1Cate l
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Let Us Emphasize tfie Importance of
Early Christmas Shopping
Now and in the early morning hours when assortments re
in better order than can possibly be maintained later in the
season and in the days busier hours
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The Capitol of Toyland
Sanaas Headquarters
STATE HIGHWAY I
FOR TENNESSEE
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1l00J HIt SUGGESTS IIUILDING OP
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JtOAI OX IOWA PLAN
Think Work Could Ho lrroma
plashed In Single Day Will Con
tribute His Part
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Nanhville Nov 30Copt IL < W4
Hooper governorelect of Tennessee
and once n road commissioner has
announced himself In favor of a
highway from Bristol to iMonvphUj
which ho thinks might bo construct
ed In n single day following Woi
plans adopted In Iowa When the
tlmo comes ho anon trees that ho will
bo willing1 to do his hlroln dls
cuselng the plan Captain Hooper
saidTo
To begin with tine route would
haw to bo laid out by an engineer
whoso pay would have to come from
private sources
Then tt must bo remembered that I
In many counties in East and IMJddlo
TonmesTco roads are already toulltl1
witch would ibo serviceable fox the I
proposed highway
For the others my Ideas would
bo for the men along the proposed
hlghwayto join In a special bultdfiif
dar llko one of tho oldtlmo logroll
roilInd or houteralelngs when every
man quit his own work and came to
tthelp his neighbor
This oneway plan wae carried
out in Iowa recently and proved a
fwccess and I am convinced that it
can bo done In Tennessee The com
moroal travelers are Interested In
euch a highway and I am anxious to
oooperato with thom A road 380
miles long was thus constructed In
dA
A campaign of education will bo
commenced at onto under tho load
Commordnle
Travelers and 11100 continued
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I A Food That Agrees
With tho weakest digestive
IOIgRIIN and makes them
strong I
I GrapeNuts
Theres a > Reason
RewgonI
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FenueULl r
through tho winter and spring
monthsLast j I
Last of X ht Summer I I
I All tho tsectxfiary lQpamUons
will be planned and completed by tho j I
last of next summer and upon a date
Ilast be elected the rood will bo built
1 bji the people living along tho flC
t eoted route tho citizens to furnish
I their own tooL and all equipment
necessary Whenever cash Is IMH9o
nary to purchase material It will bo I
secured by private subecrlpton from
merchants farmers automobRb
and other Interested and public
eplrltcd citizens Of course It will ho
l necessary to have tho entire route
surveyed and staked out by com
petent engineers This will also bo
provided for by1 a subscription of
citizens There te nothing vUlonarp about I I
this plan as It balk been successfully
carried out In at least two states j
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only a few days ago a road MIK
built In this way In Iowa a eptaxlld
graded road many + miles In length
the construction of which was participated
lengthItho
Uelpated in by men and boys over 15
pas ot age there who wnro
pbyatcnlty unable to work contribut
ing i money
moneyGreat
Great State Hlffliwajr
The two main bases of this
scheme are first the direct object
to get a great tato highway extend
Ing from nristol to Olemphie and
second the great stimulus It will
give to public road building in Ten
nessee by this campaign of education
and its striking object lesson l In
I building this highway advantage will
1 + be taken of existing turnpikes and
roads In the counties through which
It will paw Thero are some coun
ties in East and Middle Tennessee In
which no work wilt have to be done
This enterprise ought to result In
a great awakening of Publk eenU
ment upon the question of road
building which Is second In import
once to no other In Tennesec The
road would of course pass through
NashvillePersonally
i Personally I shall RhO every ns
sistance poeslblo to this movement
and wiW be glad to head a > subscription
tlon list with my little mite
Taw distance from Bristol to Mem
phis la about GOO miles but the ace
tual road tulldiiig will be doubtless
less than onefifth of this distance
What Teacher Did
It was a shy young curato who was
onto asked to take a class of girls
about 13 or 10 which had formerly
been taken by a lady Thq < j young
clergyman consented but Insisted
upon being properly introduced to
the class Tho superintendent ac
cordingly took hIm to the class for
this purpose and said Young ladles
I introduce you to Mr Chirp who
whoIwlll
would like you to tell him what your
teacher taught that ho can go on In
the same hay A miss of 10 rose
and said The first thing teacher
did was to kiss us all around
Argonaut
rTie greatest gift of all is to b
Shop Earfly 4 r
The greatest gift of all is
to begin shopping early
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ilThe il I Evening Sons Daily Markets I
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Louisville Nov 30Market bet
ter on new tobacco Tho offerings
on tho local breaku follow
I Burley C81 dark 30 original In
upwUon 4GS rortrfws 169 total
C17Kentucky
I Kentucky Warehouse cold 79 hhdr
old burley at C30 to Iii and 10
bhds newfcurley 400 to 137 G
C hbdu old dark at 5 to IS 80 roe
rooIJec
The Nfnthftroot warehouse sold
I 90 hogHlicads of old burley at 1400
to t 411 CO and C hogttieadi of rww
burlap at J4SO to I77C Kojoc
lions Ii
I Tho IxiuteMlio wuruhouHo rold 100
hogsJiooilH of old burlo nt 615 to
lC7r > and 4 1 hofttbeadtt now trash
at 095 to 700 Ilejectlona 4
i Tho PtanioritUcntral warehouse
cold lift hoRrftcada old burley at
Ii5G l1IiQ
Tho Homo wurohouto sold 23
hogriioads old burley at 550 to
1500Tho
Tho Pcoploa warehouse 801d 72
ho hoods old barley at 495 to
1525
1525Tho
Tho Dark warehouse sold 22 hogs
hood old dark at 1000 to 880
Tho KanneTH warehouse old 52
liogghcad old burley at 4000 to
1825 and 5 hogsheads now bur
ley at 400 to 700
Tho State wareliQuio sold CO hogs
FOIl DVHIKPHIA
You Rink Xotliliic Ily Trying Tills
Hemedy
We want every one troubled with
indigestion and dyspepsia to come
to our store and obtain a box of
Kexall Dyspepsia Tablets They
tonnalw IJUmuthtSuhnltrato and
Pepsin prepared by a process which
dotfelops their greatest power to
overcome digestive disturbance
Iloxall Dyoiiepsla Tablets ore very
pleasant to take They soothe tho
Irritable weak stomach strengthen
and Invigorate the digestive or
gans relievo nausea and Indiges
tion promote nutrition and bring
about a feeling of comfort
If you give Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets a reasonable trial wo will
return your money If you are not
satisfied with tho result Three
sizes 25 cents GO cents and 100
Remember you can obtain Uwcall
Remedies only atTho Ilexall Store
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hells Tops
llrt unglues l a v
HiMik and Ladder Teams
Hook Ilirnllurp
htlumlrlll Toys
Drum It
lliiinply Damply Tops I
nl Carts
Cartlithe
Show IHrM
Wool anil I Skin Anliiinln x i
Aiitciinolillcs A
AiitciinolillcsAtlnlntiire
Atlnlntiire + Furniture
ViMNlcn Toyn
Tn nil Tool Clientn
forking llurses
Choirs leks
Crnillct
1011 lanlllltIo
Tixlily Itcunt
IIo Engines
Hlnxl HallrtMiK
Tea Seta
Jlolor hosts
houses
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c a > u usxaisnvs aaaaaaaas
heads oW burley at 54C to 1S7
and 8 hogshead noW burley at CCG
to 960
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Tx > ulavHlo Nor ZOTho recolptu
of hosts wore 737 head for the two
dart this week 2 178 The market
opened early with prices We higher
on soiling nt 730 with roughs out
at COG all grade Selected hopi
all weights down Tho pona wore
woW cleared but tho nuvrkot closed
weak with liberal I I receipts prices
would show a alight decline
Cattle
Tho receipts of enttlo Were Mt
Ifl7 head ror the two day this
week 1411 bond The buying crowd I
was small and local Uio demand InI
dfforent and tho market almost life
ion I s this morning Somo llttlo In
lulO for choice light butclienr but
nIProodor 1
feeder and stacker market wan quiet
Just about steady hulls steady
cnnnora dull Milch cows unduinged1
No prlnio heavy steers hero Fooling
dull A good many of tho sales
shown below ore lato Bales of yestcr
dayt
Calves
Receipts G9j for tho 10 days
109 Tho market ruled quiet about
stood Tho best xala 88c
medium c8c eommonv 2 + 4Ge >
NhllJI and Lnntha
Tlocclpta light for the two days
194 Tlio market ruled steady The
best fat sheep 2i t3c medium
ami culls 102 He fat lambs C < J
6typ medium and trpuhy 3Cc
Comnioil Kheep and thin lambs voiv
dull cj
St boil In Nor 300CnttloRc
ixJpU SOOO Market steady native
beet steels 100072 L Texas and
Indian steers J 75 1C SO calve ttt
carload loUt 2HTOOO 1Iop
KecolptB 8000 Market 5c to 100y
jiWhcr pin nnd Unlit XUSO M
invckers 07 O2S butchers and
l 8t heavy 71ffC730i Sheep
Hccclpts 2800 Market steady na
tive muttons 3GOG400 lambs
0G700o
0G700lapa I
Papa what U I tho silent majort t
Uyn Two men when there to n
woman preeent my aonlioatoa
Tmnjcrlpt
An electric railroad tunnel under
tho Denmark has been nroixxed
A Good Mechanic
Taken no chalice when lie buys e
tool Ho wants lo know ulint
ho In I getting Therefore lie
IIIIJTH lien where noUilnR but
the best J1f I Hold Wo have every
thing In Hardware Tools lira
of the best Give us a chance
to show yout
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